Its happening now in Edo state! Legislative leader of Edo State, Adams Oshiomhole, and his Ethiopian Beau Lara Fortes are exchanging the conjugal pledges in front of close loved ones.
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Friday, May 15, 2015
Photos from Adams Oshiomhole's wedding
3 of 20 Things You Didn’t Know About The Human Brain
3) Civil War?
You’ve probably been told that your right brain hemisphere controls creativity and the left controls logic, right? That’s a myth: the brain is a single organ than works as a single unit, not two separate parts.
4) Spry For An Old Guy
Plenty of people think that everything in your body stops growing once you hit physical maturity. But the brain keeps developing well into your forties.
7 of 20 Things You Didn’t Know About The Human Brain (Great Resilience)
7) Great Resilience
Though it is vital, the brain, like lots of other parts of the body, can function with only part of itself. A person can have up to half of their brain tissue removed with no impact on their memory or personality.
8)Totally Electric
Did you know that the brain produces its own electricity? During your waking hours it produces enough electricity to power a lightbulb.
9 of 20 Things You Didn’t Know About The Human Brain
9)Run for Your Lives!
10) Fight the Power
There are many things that can have an impact on a developing brain. For instance, science has shown that even the smallest acquisition of power changes brain chemistry and diminishes a person’s capacity to be empathetic.
5 of 20 Things You Didn’t Know About The Human Brain
5) Maleable Mind
The human brain is extraordinarily adaptable. When you learn something new, the structure of your brain changes to help fit in the new information.
6) Resources Hog
Oxygen is used by all organs in some way or another, but the brain take precedent over all of them. On average it uses 20% of the oxygen that is delivered in the blood which is more than any other organ gets.
11 of 20 Things You Didn’t Know About The Human Brain
11) Shiny and New
We may get bigger as we grow, but that doesn’t mean we don’t lose things on the way to adulthood too. You will never have as many brain cells as you do as a newborn baby.
12) Weight Watchers
We call it “grey matter,” but what is the brain really made of? Well, you may be surprised to know that 60% of it is actually fat. As such, when people attempt extreme dieting the need for fat is so great that the body starts to consume the brain.
13 of 20 Things You Didn’t Know About The Human Brain (Gene Pool)
13)Gene Pool
Of the combined genetic material you receive from your parents, about half of that determines the complex design of your brain. The other 98% of your body and its organization is determined by the other half of your genes.
14) Its All About The Consistency
Ever wondered what your brain feels like to the touch? If you’ve ever eaten or felt tofu, then you know exactly what your brain feels like.
17 of 20 Things You Didn’t Know About The Human Brain
17) I Just Forgot
Whenever you forget something, you shouldn’t ever worry that something is wrong. It is a good thing for the brain to delete information, helping the nervous system retain its plasticity.
18) Phenomenal Cosmic Power
Earlier this year, the world’s fourth fastest supercomputer was tested for its capacity to process information. It took the computer forty minutes to simulate a single second of brain activity.
19 of 20 Things You Didn’t Know About The Human Brain
19) Three Sheets To The Wind
When you get blackout drunk and awake the next day, you often have no recollection of any of your exploits. This is because you’ve forgotten, it is because your brain is incapable of making memories when you become extremely intoxicated.
20)A Neuron For Your Thoughts
The average human brain contains 100 billion neurons. To put that in perspective, each neuron is 10 microns long – put end to end the neurons in a single human brain would stretch about 600 miles.
15 of 20 Things You Didn’t Know About The Human Brain (The Mind Of A Child)
15) The Mind Of A Child
The brain of a baby uses up to 50% of the body’s glucose supply. This is why babies and young children need so much sleep.
16) The Joy Of Sex
Science has proven that an orgasm is one of the greatest natural highs a person can experience. Brain scans of the event show that the brain releases so much dopamine during the process that it looks almost exactly like a brain on heroin.
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