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Grandville Medical and Laser is an international Aesthetic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Centre located in the heart of Lagos, Nigeria and has been into full aesthetic surgery since 2013.
Our services includes; skincare & products, varieties of cosmetic plastic surgeries, rejuvenation procedures both surgical and non-surgical. We also offer other surgical services as requested.
As leading Plastic/cosmetic surgical center in West Africa, Grandville Medical and Laser receive clients from different parts of the world including Germany, America, Kenya, and surrounding African countries.
We offer best practices when it comes to international standard and safety of our patients/clients is our priority.
We have integrated technology into our practices with use of Vectra 3D camera (Canfield) which offers a virtual reconstruction and prediction of outcomes before procedures and surgeries. We also have the largest collection of laser systems in West Africa e.g. Leonardo laser (which is an endovascular laser for the treatment of varicose veins), the ND: YAG laser which is used for laser hair removal and pigment treatment, CO2 laser for skin growth removal, vagina tightening and skin resurfacing. The Diode laser is for spider veins
We offer free Cleft lip/Palate surgeries in conjunction with SMILE TRAIN, an International NGO.
Our operating theaters are equipped with state of art equipment with supporting devices such as UPS in order to protect and sustain power supply. Our anesthetic machines are highly sensitive to ensure patient safety.
Our liposuction technology and procedure are world standard, evidence by our results that are comparable anywhere in the world.
We also have a state of the art after care home (THE BRENTVILLE CENTRE) located within Chevy View Estate off Chevron Drive, Lekki, Lagos.
Our teams of Plastic Surgeons are internationally trained; other supporting services are Arthroscopic Orthopedic/Sport medicine, Arthroplasty etc.
We also have in-house multidisciplinary specialist doctors who ensure that all our patients’ medical needs are covered before and after each procedure. Our staffs are well trained, professional and friendly.
Our outfits are located at 6, Oyediran Street off Bode Thomas Surulere, Lagos and Plot 004, Eleganza Shopping Mall Opposite VGC, Lekki – Epe Expressway, Lekki, Lagos.
Abuja address to be made available soonest.
For more information on our services, our contact details are as follows:
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Mail: info@grandvillemedlaser.com, grandvillemedlaser@gmail.com
Website:www.grandvillemed.com
Whatsapp: 08164548279 and 08171530599
Phone: Surulere- (08120208868, 09091770981) and Lekki – (08171530599)
Hillary Clinton has come out to criticize President Donald Trump's handling of recent terror attacks in London saying that "we are not living in normal times. This is not a time to lash out, to incite fear, or to use tragedy and terror for political gain".
Clinton made the speech at a fundraiser for an organization that builds ties between African-American and Jewish youths.
In a clear reference to Trump's tweets Sunday and Monday criticizing London Mayor Sadiq Khan, she said: "It's a time for steady, determined leadership like we are seeing from local authorities in London, including the mayor of London."
Clinton also addressed recent racially motivated attacks in Oregon and Maryland saying, 'at a time when anti-Semitic hate crimes are on the rise when Americans, Muslims, African-Americans, Latinos are being targeted for racism; when violence motivated by hatred from Portland, Oregon, to College Park, ends the lives of young Americans, this program's vision of spreading tolerance is more urgent than ever".
Former Newcastle United midfielder Cheick Tiote has died aged 30 after collapsing during training in China.
In his seven years at United the Ivory Coast player made over 150 appearances, including three last season.
He joined Chinese second-tier side Beijing Enterprises from Newcastle in February.
"It is with deep sadness I confirm that Cheick Tiote sadly passed away earlier today after collapsing in training," said spokesman Emanuele Palladino.
"We cannot say any more at the moment and we request that his family's privacy be respected at this difficult time. We ask for all your prayers."
Born in the Ivory Coast, Tiote was part of the Ivorian squad that won the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations.
He began his professional career in Belgium with Anderlecht in 2005 before moving to Dutch side FC Twente, where he made 86 appearances and won the Eredivisie league title in the 2009-10 season under manager Steve McClaren.
Tiote, a defensive midfielder, then signed for Newcastle in 2010 for £3.5m.
In February 2011, he scored a memorable goal as Newcastle United came back from 4-0 down to draw with Arsenal in the Premier League.
He joined Beijing Enterprises Group FC for an undisclosed fee in February 2017.
'A true professional and above all a great man'
A statement from Newcastle said: "We are devastated to have learnt of the tragic passing of Cheick Tiote at the age of just 30.
"The thoughts of everyone at Newcastle United are with Cheick's family, friends, team-mates and everyone connected with the clubs he represented."
Newcastle manager Rafa Benitez said: "It is with great sadness that I have this afternoon learned of Cheick's death.
"In all the time that I have known him, he was a true professional, dedicated and above all, a great man. Our hearts go out to his family and friends at such a sad time."
The management of Continental Broadcasting Service, owners of Television Continental, TVC, this morning sacked 145 members of its staff. TVC is owned by National Leader of APC, Bola Tinubu.
Among the reason for the mass sack is over bloated workforce and high over head cost.
The media house in its downsizing, also shut down one of its TV station which is the TVC News Africa. The photo above shows the sacked workers being addressed by the management just before they were dismissed. They were however paid their entitlements as they were disengaged.
Since sharing that photo of a bloody severed head resembling Trump, Kathy Griffin has received criticism from all angles and now, she intends to hold a press conference today to explain the motivation behind the image. Asides that, she will also talk about the bullying she claims to have endured from the Trump family.
Griffin's lawyer, Lisa Bloom, who was hired by the comedian in the wake of the photo controversy, announced on Twitter on Thursday that Griffin would be holding a press conference at 9 a.m. in her Los Angeles office. Griffin was criticized by everyone, including former first daughter, Chelsea Clinton, and even Griffin's goof friend and co-host, Anderson Cooper who referred to the photo as "appalling" and "disgusting."President Trump and his family also condemned Griffin after seeing the photo, stating that there were children in their family who were traumatized by it. Trump's son, Don Jr., his daughter-in-law, Lara, and the first Lady, Melania, all condemned Griffin. Their public condemnation of her is probably what Griffin meant when she said she was bullied by the Trump family.
Before CNN banned Griffin, Don Jr., tweeted: "Dear @CNN, I must have missed your statement banning your commentator #KathyGriffin from future shows. Please resend. Thx."
Don Jr. also brought up his two oldest children in one tweet, writing: "And I'm counting down having to explain it to my 8 and 10 year olds who I'm sure will see/hear about it at school."
President Trump also wrote something along the same line. He tweeted: "Kathy Griffin should be ashamed of herself. My children, especially my 11 year old son, Barron, are having a hard time with this. Sick!"
Toyin Abraham, formerly Aimakhu, opened up about a few secrets in her life in a new interview with Broadway TV. The actress spoke about her fight with depression in 2016, use of drugs and codeine (which she has since stopped), the breakdown of her marriage to Adeniyi Johnson and moving on from the negativity in life.
On the negative sides of her life she was tired of, Toyin replied;
"I didn't plan for a broken home, I didn't plan for a broken marriage. But when it came, there were so many negativities and I was emotionally carried away. I didn't heal before jumping into another relationship. I thought I was going to be healed through another relationship and I realized I truly don't love myself and I want people around to love me. Then I think I wasn't focusing on the things that really matter, but on the things that don't matter. I chose people before me. I didn't love myself enough. I was losing touch with things that use to work for me because I was involved in negative habits; like drugs, smoking, codeine..all those things were empowering my negative energy. Sometimes even when I do something very good and positive, it would just end being negative. So I had to stop."
On what changed Toyin said; " I realized I deserved more. I focused more on bigger pictures. I decided to change my team, few people around me and my negative habits. I stopped doing a lot of bad things that brings out the negative energy in me."
On whether she sought professional help and what changed her as of late; She replied "Of course, I sought for help. I changed some people and friends around me. I had to stop my negative habits. I worked on the negativity around me. I tried to be positive and I had to deal with depression and drugs."
On whether her battle is over, Toyin replied;
"Yes, the battle is 100% over. but like life itself, we need to always discipline ourselves so we Would be a better person. I have left my past behind and I'm looking forward to the future. That's why IO agreed to change my name. Initially my family wanted everyone to change their name but I said no, because of my brand (Laughs).. And God showed himself to me. So I changed my name to Abraham. I owe it to God Almighty for giving me another chance and to my fans for always supporting me"
When asked to disclose the name of the person who introduced her to drugs, she said;
"My friend, but truthfully she's actually changed too. I was able to change her. I needed it that time because I felt the rouble was too much last year. It started and stopped last year It was too much for me. I was not in control of my life anymore. It was a bad experience, terrible one."
On whose fault is it that her marriage is over, Toyin replied;
"I'm not going to blame anybody because it takes two to tangle. I have my fault and he has his own fault. I think we both brought our negativity into the marriage and it just didn't work. But I'm going to get married and have kids."
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LIB cannot independently confirm this news but it's going viral on social media since it was first shared by Facebook user, Engr Valentine Zimuzo Odogwu.
The story claimed that a handshake with the leader of the pro-Biafra group, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu healed one of his followers of stomach pains.
The story reads
, 'My Handshake with Mazi Nnamdi Kanu (Nwachineke) today!!!. Minutes ago my great town ozzuh villa, Umunnachi hosted the Prophet of biafra land. He took time to greet both the elders and youths present. One of the youths who also had a handshake with the Prophet, confirmed that his stomach pains of about two months disappeared immediately. Biafran restoration seems closer than ever. All hail Nnamdi Kanu'.
Ben Murray Bruce shared the picture Online
