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Two Indian doctors start to fight in the middle of operating on a pregnant woman. (video) A video has emerged of two senior doctors, Assistant Professor Dr Ashok Nanival and Anaesthesiology Professor M L Tank, arguing and threatening each other while operating on a pregnant woman at Umaid Hospital, Jodhpur, India. Dr Nanival, in green scrubs, is heard telling Tank in blue scrubs, “ Arey kis galatfehmi me ho, salta dunga toh … (what delusion are you in, I’ll have you ‘taken care’ of).” As the argument continues, Tank is heard saying, “ Tu apni aukat me reh  (you stay within your limits),” as other doctors try to calm them both. “Dr Nanival’s services have been terminated, while Dr Tank has been transferred to another hospital. The preganant woman whom they were operating on during the argument and her child are said to be in good condition.  However, another preganant lady who was being operated on in this thearter lost her baby. The...

Twitter Poll: How long should a 'normal round' of sex last? Today, Twitter user  @ogbeni_kombo  asked a very important question. He says,  'I see a lot of people saying 45 minutes is too much for 1 round of sex. Pls how long should a 'normal' sex take?' Oya guys drop your answers! *wink* 

Twitter Poll: How long should a 'normal round' of sex last? Today, Twitter user  @ogbeni_kombo  asked a very important question. He says,  'I see a lot of people saying 45 minutes is too much for 1 round of sex. Pls how long should a 'normal' sex take?' Oya guys drop your answers! *wink* 

South-East Governors meet with IPOB leader, Nnamdi Kanu South-east governors are currently having a closed door meeting with the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) leader, Nnamdi Kanu. The meeting is holding in Enugu State. Present at the meeting are the governors of Enugu, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, Ebonyi Governor Dave Umahi, Anambra Deputy Governor Nkem Okeke while the governors of Imo and Abia State are yet to join the meeting.

#HurricaneHarvey: Photo of mother and baby's rescue becomes symbol of storm The photo by AP photographer David J. Phillip of mother Catherine Pham and her 13 months old baby’s rescue have also become a symbol of storm. In the photo, little Aiden Pham, swaddled in a blanket nestled asleep in his mother’s arms as they were carried by police officer Daryl Hudeck as floodwaters from Hurricane Harvey surged around them in southwest Houston. “I was just keeping an eye out and as soon as I saw the SWAT team member carrying her and then seeing the baby, I just couldn’t believe that baby was wrapped up in there and not crying,” photographer David Phillip, 51, said of the moment Sunday afternoon when his lens found the trio. “It was just tender. It was very special.” he added. Phillip said the woman and child were rescued along with the baby’s father from their home in the city’s Meyerland section, where water reached many roofs. By ...

Nations Cup: Renard vows to revenge Eagles 2010 defeat Football Nationa's cup sportssuper eagles Zambian coach, Herve Renard had wanted to avoid the Super Eagles of Nigeria in the group pairings, but the French-born coach fondly called the Fox, has recalculated his chances as he faced the Eagles that have won all Nations Cup ties against the Chipolopolos. Renard said after the draw in Durban that his aim will be to top the group and to achieve that Nigeria must have to be beaten. “We crashed out of the quarterfinals in 2010, we lost to Nigeria. So we have a good chance of revenge against a very good Nigerian team. Super Eagles celebrating one of Victor Moses goals “Our target from the group is to finish top and achieve the most important thing which is to reach the quarter final. After that, we can manage to go very far; as far as we can go,” Renard said. The Chipolopolo will open the defence of the trophy they won in 2012 against E...

Merger: We are not losing sleep, PDP tells ACN, CPC, others ACN CPC Nigeria PDP By Henry Umoru ABUJA—THE national leadership of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, has again boasted that it would not lose sleep over the planned merger of  Action Congress of Nigeria, ACN, Congress for Progressive Change, CPC, and other opposition political parties ahead of the 2015 presidential election. The PDP, while noting that the proposed move was an action in futility, however, described it as the coming together of dictators, and urged the ACN to resolve what it called the sore question hanging around its one-man ownership by former governor of Lagos State, Chief Bola Tinubu. In a statement signed yesterday in Abuja by  the National Publicity Secretary, Chief Olisa Metuh, PDP also queried what it described as the CPC’s consistent trajectory of violence as raised in the party’s reaction to their merger deal, which it described as good for democracy, instead...