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Mel B was reportedly rushed to hospital after going blind on Friday, just weeks before the Spice Girls reunion tour is due to kick off. The singer, 43, allegedly arrived at London's Moorfields Eye Hospital and told medical staff that she was 'totally blind' and 'couldn't see anything' after losing vision in her right eye, reports The Sun. Mel is already unable to see out of her left eye due to botched laser surgery, which took place 20 years ago. A source told the website: 'Mel was in a really bad way. The other girls and their managers were really worried. 'Mel was frantic and screaming that she couldn't see a thing. She went to the hospital in a chauffeur-driven car with an assistant, who was holding her hand. 'No one knew what brought it on but she had very swift, and very good, treatment.' The insider suggested that it is currently unclear whether Mel's alleged loss of vision was linked to her previous problems with bungl...

A lady has warned new dad, Ubi Franklin who is visiting Abuja, not to impregnate any lady before he leaves. Ubi had posted a photo of himself with the caption, 'I can't even lie, life can test you Sha', before the lady – emotion_girl7 jumped into the comment section to make the statement.

About 30, 000 children below 14 years in primary and junior secondary schools ?are suffering from various eye diseases in Jigawa State. An eye specialist and head of eye clinic at Rasheed Shekoni Specialist Hospital in Dutse, Dr Abdullahi Idris, who disclosed this during a roundtable meeting between the ministry of health officials, media and the team from the Health and Development Support Programme, said out of over six million people in Jigawa state about 2.4 million are children, adding that about 30,000 of these children have one eye disease or the other. Idris said that out of the total figures, 20 percent are suffering from cataract, about 20 percent have Glaucoma, 20 percent suffer from scar, 10 percent ROP while about 30 percent are suffering from other common eye diseases. According to him, the major causes of child eye diseases ?include lack of vitamin A which take 60 percent, measles, trauma, Keratitis, HTM, ON among others and it happened through sexual transmitted...

Barely two months after declaring his intention to contest for the November 16, Kogi State Governorship Election on the platform of the Young Progressives Party (YPP), speculations are rife that the son of the late strongman of Kogi politics, Prince Abubakar Audu, Mona Mustapha Audu, may dump the party and return to his former party, the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC). The late Audu was the governorship standard bearer of the party during the 2015 race. Mustapha Audu’s recent visit to the presidency, according to sources confirms the speculation that his romance with the YPP may be coming to an end. Some political pundits in both Abuja, the seat of power and Kogi, have however posited that such a move will amount to a betrayal of the YPP, which not long ago gave him the ticket to contest the forthcoming Kogi governorship election. The late Audu’s son, who ended a charity outreach programme within the week, was reportedly spotted in Abuja, with the Secretary to the Gov...

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