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President Buhari went to Chad today where he met with President Idris Deby to proceed with his respective chats on the most proficient method to end Boko Haram exercises in the West African area. As indicated by a communiqué issued ...

This is the narrative of a Nigerian young lady called Tonia Okojie, Tonia left the shore of Nigeria to Russian for a superior life however her life was cut short at a prim age by a Russian man she work with.   ...

Dbanj and his supposed boo, South African model Bonanag Matheba are as of now in Mauritus as African brand ambassadors for premium vodka brand Ciroc to celebrate the international launch of CÎROC Pineapple. Bonang shared this photograph of them. We ...

A bomb blast suspected to be from a suicide bomber has happened in Yola, the capital city of Adamawa state, north east Nigeria. An inhabitant of the town, Salihu Aliyu, told PREMIUM TIMES that the impact happened before the Jimeta ...

Eggs are an incredible source of supplements. An egg contains some solid unsaturated fats and 6 grams of protein. Eggs are additionally a decent source of zeaxanthin, lutein and choline. Lutein and zeaxanthin may secure against loss of vision and ...

1) Egg Shell Color The color of an egg shell does not indicate the nutritional value or quality of an egg, but rather the breed of the chicken that laid it. Hens with red feathers produce brown eggs and hens ...

2) Turkey Turkeys also produce eggs, but people are not likely to find them in a grocery store. These birds require more nesting room, therefore, housing them is less economical.  Furthermore, turkeys have stronger maternal instincts than chickens, therefore, collecting ...

6) Blood Spot The blood spot occasionally observed in an egg comes from the rupture of small blood vessels in the egg yolk. It does not indicate that the egg is unsafe to consume.

4) Egg Yolk The egg yolk’s color is determined by the diet of a hen. It has nothing to do with the nutritional value of an egg. If you break open your egg to find a dark yellow yolk, the ...

3) Bacteria Only 1 of every 20,000 commercially-produced eggs may contain the food-poisoning bacteria Salmonella. Hence, the likelihood that an egg might contain Salmonella is very small. The average customer may encounter a contaminated egg once every 84 years.