Warning!! Lady Gets Blind After Fixing Eye Lashes

It is all regrets and pain for a 24 year-old Senior High School (SHS) graduate who is fast losing her sight following continuous fixing of eye lashes.

According to a report by Bryt FM Ghana, Maame Esi who resides at Adweso a suburb of Koforidua in the New Juaben Municipality of the Eastern Region with her brother, Paa Yaw is known for always fixing her eyelashes ever since she completed her secondary education.

However, she met a terrible end despite several warnings from her father about the implications. The last one she fixed has now landed her in big trouble.

According to the report, some amount of glue used to fix the eye lashes dropped into the pupil of the eye which has resulted in some health complications.

“For about two weeks, when we couldn’t set our eyes on her, I went to her room to find out if she was there. I entered the room only to find her crying and complaining that she cannot see with one of her eyes”, Papa Yaw brother of Mame Esi revealed.

According to Paa Yaw, Maame Esi said she did not think the glue would affect her sight.

video which is currently making rounds on social media, shows two students of the Tai Solarin University of Education, Ogun State, allegedly fighting over a suspected yahoo boy they’re both dating.
According to reports, the fight took place, today, at their hostel near Ijele mosque.
Watch the video below;
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Nollywood actor cum politician, Yul Edochie who has declared intention to run for the 2019 election has said, he will defeat President Muhammadu Buhari if only the election is free and fair.
Yul, coming under the All Progressives Grand Alliance, APGA, platform has said he’s the last bus stop to the problems of Nigerians.
Yul in a tweet said, “I will defeat Buhari in a free and fair election”.

The picture of popular Nigerian musician, Davido addressing corps members seated on the floor is currently going viral.

 A distraught Olosho identified as Ify Debie, has called out rapper Yung6ix’s DJ, Timmy, for absconding after sleeping with her overnight.
According to heartbroken Debie, they had already agreed on how much he was going to pay but he ended up tricking and abandoning her at a restaurant.

 A nine-year-old boy in Denver, Colorado, has committed suicide on the first week of school after being bullied by classmates for coming out as gay, his mother says.
Leia Pierce told local media that her son, Jamel Myles, killed himself at their home last Thursday after enduring several days of
homophobic bullying. “Four days is all it took at school.
I could just imagine what they said to him,” Pierce told KDVR. “My son told my oldest daughter the kids at school told him to kill himself. I’m just sad he didn’t come to me.” Pierce said her son, who was enrolled at Joe Shoemaker Elementary School, told her he was gay over the summer and that he wanted to come out as such to his classmates when he started school. “He went to school and said he was gonna tell people he’s gay because he’s proud of himself,” she said.
The school said grief counselors had been
made available to students and staff and a
letter was sent to families about the tragedy
and help available.
Pierce said she hopes her son’s death will raise awareness about the devastating effects of bullying “We should have accountability for bullying,” she said. “I think the child should, because the child knows it’s wrong.
The child wouldn’t want someone to do it to them. I think the parent should be held (accountable) because obviously the parents are either teaching them to be like that, or they’re treating them like that.”

Operatives of the Edo State Police Command have begun an investigation into the alleged sale of a six-week-old baby by her a 23-year-old mother, Miracle Johnson.
The Commissioner of Police, Mr Johnson Kokumo, who confirmed the incident, described it as a serious offence.
PUNCH Metro gathered that Miracle sold the baby, Greatness, to an orphanage in Onitsha, Anambra State, for N200,000.
It was learnt that the nursing mother, who hails from Agenebode, in the Etsako East Local Government Area of the state, was paid in cash.
She was said to have used part of the proceeds to buy a mobile phone.
Miracle, a mother of two, blamed her action on frustration and the inability of her husband to take care of her and her other children.
She said she was persuaded by one Mama Joy, said to be at large, to sell the infant and give the money to her husband to start a business.
She said, “My baby was born on July 2. I sold her due to frustration. My husband was just struggling (to provide for us).
“My friend (Mama Joy) said that since my husband was not taking care of me, if I did it (sold the baby), I could give the money to my husband to start a business or buy a motorcycle.
“Two weeks later, she came back. I did not know what happened to me. So, I carried a bag, picked some things and left.
“I sold her to an orphanage in Onitsha. The orphanage bought the child for N200,000. I just bought only a phone; I did not want to buy it, but she (Mama Joy) forced me to do so,” she added.

Miracle stated that she regretted her action and later confessed to her pastor.
She said, “I told my pastor what I did and that it was a mistake for which I would never forgive myself. So, my husband and I went to a police station to report. I know what I did was not good. I pray that my child will forgive me.”
Her husband, Johnson Omovuokpor, expressed anger that his wife went ahead with her plan, in spite of his disapproval.
He said, “When she told me about her plan, I told her to forget about it and exercise patience.
“On that day, I took my motorcycle out for repairs. When I went back home to get some money, I saw my first daughter with my neighbour.
“When I asked about my wife’s whereabouts, I was told that she went out with a bag, saying that she was going to buy something. So, I remembered what she said she wanted to do with the baby.
“When she called me later in the afternoon to tell me that she had sold the baby, I cursed her and ended the call. I became confused afterwards and could not do anything for the rest of that day.”
The Commissioner of Police in the state said the baby would be rescued while the suspect would be charged to court.
Kokumo said, “It is an act against laws in Nigeria. Now that we have the woman in our net, we will definitely charge her to court. The baby will be rescued.”