…Your sexual organs are very valuable and must be cared for.

1. A clean penis is very important so wash your penis with warm water at least twice a day. Clean the scrotum and under the penis shaft gently and scrub your scrotal sack too.

2. Leaving too much hair around the penis is not cool.
During sex,the hair can cause cuts on the vaginal organs and condom.
Also, hair around the base of the penis can be breeding ground for boils and cause bad odour so shave or keep it short and clean.

3. Don’t pamper the penis too much, As soon as you notice an infection, boil, rashes, please get help immediately.

4. Many guys wear one boxer for a whole week or even a month but for health reasons pls change your boxers everyday.
Dirty boxer may give your penis a permanent bad smell and a bad taste.

5. Guys what you eat affects the taste of your semen or penile juice.
Avoid too much garlic, onion, alcohol,coffee and spicy foods.
Eat fruits that are high in natural sugar like oranges, apples, mangoes and please take honey too.
They all make your sperm taste good to feed the egg for a healthy baby.

6. A woman’s face may need makeup but not your penis.
Avoid using powder around the penis. If you do, especially after shaving, you might have to deal with serious irritations.

The penis doesn’t need perfume to smell good so don’t spray perfume around your penis.

NB: For those who are not circumcised, in your case, please pull back the foreskin and wash underneath with warm water everyday.
Always remember, a clean penis is mightier than Goliath’s sword..
Finally guys, please go for a quick check up if you notice any changes within your scrotum, this could be a sign of prostrate cancer.
It’s common among men about and above 50years of age.

Dr Nutritionist (Mr) Mayowa ogunleye

By Funmi Fayose

HOW TO TRACE  A MISSING OR STOLEN PHONE

If you lose your mobile phone, you can trace it without going to the police.

Most of us always fear that our phones may be stolen at any time.

Each phone carries a unique
IMEI no. i.e. International Mobile Equipment Identity No which can be used to track it anywhere in the world.

This is how it works:

1. Dial *#06# from your mobile.

2. Your mobile phone shows a unique 15 digit.

3. Note down this number at a secure place except in your mobile phone itself as this is the number which will help trace your phone in case of theft.

4. Once stolen, just E-mail this 15 digit IMEI No. to cop@vsnl.net with details as stated below:

Your name:____________________
Address:______________________
Phone model:_________________
Make:_________________________
Last used No.:_________________
E-mail for communication:_____
Missed date:___________________
IMEI No :_______________________

5.Your Mobile will be traced within next 24 hours via a complex system of GPRS and internet, You will find where your hand set is being operated and the new user's No. will be sent to your email.
6. After this, you can inform the Police with the details you now have.

PLEASE  spread these fact. Its a VORTEX world


*Good Afternoon people*

Ebriku Friday with other Pilgrims

FOR THE RECORDS: MY 2017 PILGRIMAGE EXPERIENCE IN ISRAEL

By Ebriku John Friday

The Year 2017 that just passed was remarkable to me in many ways. I started the year with lots of hope and aspiration, which is the ideal thing to do but it never occurred to me that the unimaginable was lurking around to make the year memorable for me. God proved Himself and through the instrumentality of the Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrims Commission (NCPC), Dr Tor Uja, who graciously approved a slot for my online news portal, www.theleaderng.com, when the head of the media, Mr Celestine Ogugua, presented it alongside other online platforms to cover the pilgrimage for the December 12-21, 2017 batch to Israel. This for me was a notable recognition for our unrelenting coverage of activities of the NCPC.

After going through the clearance processes and participating in an enlightenment programme ahead of the date of departure, I was still wondering within myself, about the reality of truly traveling beyond the shores of Nigeria to Israel for pilgrimage and indeed see for myself firsthand all I have been taught by my Sunday School teachers right from my childhood days to my adulthood as a teacher of the Word of God myself today. I have always know that one day I will go for pilgrimage, but I never knew it will happen in such a surprising way. I give God the glory for the first privilege and the opportunity to experience God and His Christ in such a profound practical manner.

I must purse here to commend the NCPC team for making the processes for the trip a seamless one, from passport, to visa, to clearance at the airport to boarding and our final arrival at the Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv, Israel.

We left the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport at about 12:21am of December 12, 2017, and after over five hours airborne, we arrived the Turkey Antaiya Havalimani Dis Hatlar International Airport for thorough security checks. After boarding, we departed the Turkey airport for Ben Gurion Airport in Tel Aviv, where we went through another security check and got a nine days stay permit. It was a smooth journey afterall.

At the airport we were grouped in batches, and each group has a coaster bus attached to it and a tour guide. I was in Bus 3, comprising of FCT pilgrims. Our tour guide was an amazing young man called, Oshri El-Markias hired by Tailor Made Tours in Israel. For the nine days he stayed with us, we became friends and family. He was a good man, and everyone seems to love him, his humorous nature, deep knowledge of the various holy sites we had the opportunity to visit and his humble way of addressing issues. During our stay we were lodge in three hotels in three different cities. We were first lodged in Ararat Hotel in Bethlehem, Palestine on arrival, then in Nazareth Plaza Hotel in Nazareth and before departure we lodged finally in Jerusalem Gold Hotel in Jerusalem the capital city of Israel. The best hotel for me remains, Nazareth Plaza Hotel.

I fell in love with the serene, dust-free, noise-free and exquisite buildings from day one. And as we traverse the various cities where holy sites were located, it dawned on me that Israel is indeed a holy nation. The infrastructure, electricity, roads, technology, transportation system, agriculture, and organization all caught my fancy and got me thinking as well as wondering when will our Nigeria get to this point. The people too are accommodating. They also enterprising. And the best city, that bubbles with life from all the places we visited is the Old City of Jaffa.

Truly, apart from the eye catching scenes and the busy schedules, the whole experience was a spiritual one as well. I enjoyed the early morning devotions and the evening time spent in exhortation and prayers. The fact remains that my pilgrimage to Israel was not a jamboree. The significance of the various holy sites visited became real and meaningful. I felt the presence of God. Jesus was visibly presence. There was impartation and indeed the move of God. Prayers were answered almost instantly. There was shout of praises and God was magnified in the midst of His people.

Upon our arrival in Israel on Wednesday for the 2017 pilgrimage exercise, on Thursday, December 13, 2017 we started our visit to sites from Bethlehem to Nazareth and concluded in Jerusalem. It was a winter season, so we had a feel of the cold weather.

On Thursday through our tour guide hired by Tailor Made Tour Ltd, we were driven to the top of Mount of Olives, from which Jesus ascended to heaven after His resurrection. Pilgrims will visit the holy shrines on the Mount (chapel of Ascension and Peter Noster Church) and walk on down the "Palm Sunday Road" visiting the Chapel of Flevit (Jesus wept) enrout to the Garden of Gethsemane and the Church of all Nations where Christ prayed on the night of His betrayal in Jerusalem.

Other sites visited include Ein Karem, where John the Baptist was born. In Bethlehem we visit Basilica of the Nativity, where we had the opportunity to kneel at the birth place of Jesus Christ in the Grotto of the Nativity. Also in Bethlehem we visited Field of the Shepherds, where the Angel of the Lord proclaimed the birth of the Messiah, the Saviour of the world.

On Saturday we were driven back to Mt Zion in Jerusalem to visit the Upper Room and the Church of St Peter in Gallicantu. We ended the day with visit to the Garden Tomb and Gordon's Golgotha, Tel Aviv and the adjacent Joppa where we saw the local basilica built on the location of Simon the Tanner's house where the impure animals vision took place.

On Sunday, the guide showed us the Mt of Beatitudes, Tabgha. Here we saw the Church of Multiplication of the loafs and five fishes. We had our Sunday Worship Service and took the Holy Communion. We also visited the Chapel of Primacy and had a boat trip across the Sea of Galilee.

Our visit to holy sites ended on Wednesday, December 20, 2017, where we visited the Old City of a Jerusalem and walk in the footsteps of the Jesus as He bore the sin of humanity to the Cross at Golgotha. We also visited Pools of Bethesda, where Jesus healed the man who had been crippled for 38 years (John 5:1-9). The tour took  us  Via Dolorosa 14 stations of the Cross from Pilate's Judgement Hall to the empty tomb in the Church of the Holy Sepulcher and climax with visit to the Western Wall (Wailing Wall) in Jerusalem. Then the JP celebration before a shopping at the Old Jerusalem Japher  popular Market. It was an incredible experience. I will love to have it again.

THIS IS FOR THE RECORDS...

After I became president, I asked one day
some members of my close protection to stroll with me in the city, have lunch at one of its restaurants. We sat in one of the downtown restaurants and all of us asked for some sort of food..._ After a while, the waiter brought us our requests, I noticed that there is someone sitting in front of my table waiting for food. I told then one of the soldiers: Go and ask that person to join us with his food and eat with us. The soldier went and asked the man so. The man brought up his food and sat by my side as I asked and began to eat. His hands were trembling constantly until everyone had finished their food and the man went.

The soldier said to me: the man was apparently quite sick. His hands trembled as he ate !!

"No, not at all," said Mandela. "This man was the guard of the prison where I was jailed. Often, after the torture I was subjected to, I used to scream and ask for a little water. The very same man used to come every time and urinate on my head instead"...;

so I found him scared, trembling, expecting me to reciprocate now, at least in the same way,  either by torturing him or imprisoning him as I am now the President of the State of South Africa...

But this is not my character nor part of my ethics.

The mentality of retaliation destroys states while the mentality of tolerance builds Nations.

If you are preparing to go for a job interview anytime soon, read this to know what you need to prepare for.
Getting an invite for a job interview from a company gives you an opportunity to impress the hiring managers and land the job you want.
However, you won’t be able to impress your prospective employers if you do not equip yourself with some useful details that will give you a huge advantage over other job applicants.

If you’re wondering what exactly you need to know about a company, don’t stress, here are five things you really need to find out about an organization.

1. The skills the company values
If there’s a job opening in a company you’ll really like to work for, the first thing expected of you is to know what the company looks for in a qualified candidate. Knowing this helps you to position yourself for the job.

You can find the skills the company values in the descriptions in the job posting. If that’s not detailed enough, check the company’s website to have an idea of the kind of employees the organization looks for on its career page.

2. News and recent events about the company
Companies have a page on their websites for news and events about themselves. It’s a god idea to check the page to know about the company’s latest news and updates. Whatever information you get on this page or social media handles might be useful for you during the interview.

3. The company’s culture, mission and values
First, companies won’t hire any candidate that is not aligned with their culture. You see why knowing this is important, right? According to a study by Millennial Branding in 2014, 43 percent of HR professionals believe cultural fit is the most important quality job seekers can have during the hiring process.

While researching about the company’s culture, it’s also important you find out what the company’s mission and values are. You can see the mission and values on the organization’s website.

4. The person interviewing you
In Nigeria, job applicants don’t usually know the person that will interview them because most companies don’t state it in the invite. However, if you know someone in the company, you can inquire about the person
you can inquire about the person that handles job interview for the company. In most cases, it is the Human Resources Manager.

If you by chance know the person that’ll will interview you, make sure you check the person out on LinkedIn, Twitter and other social media platforms to learn about the interviewer’s background, position with the company, and even some common interests you both share.

5. The company’s clients, products and services
As a potential employee, having a general idea of who the company’s clients are, its service and products shows you’re fully prepared for the interview and not just that, it also shows that you are more interested in the company than other applicants and that alone could endear you to the hiring manager.