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Keep Mobile Phones Away From Your Body, It Can Cause Cancer

Mobile phone have changed our life but also have negative impact on us.

You must have read previous article that How mobile phone effect human body and health. In this article you will be came to know how mobile phone has changed human behaviour and effect to health and i had told you to publish an article on, "how mobile phone can cause cancer?" Lots of people have asked this question that "do mobile phone cause cancer or not?" People are afraid to use mobile phone for long hours.

So today, we gonna discuss all about how mobile phone related to cancer and answer all questions that is it true that using mobile phone for long hours can cause cancer. You must have read many articles on this topic but still confused. But after reading this article you don't have to be worry about this topic and get all knowledge.Read full article to get proper knowledge.

Do mobile phones cause cancer?

When we talk about cancer from mobile phones the biggest term comes that is radiation. And its true only thing that can cause cancer from mobile phone is radiation. Okay its true that some kind of radiations can damage DNA that can lead to develop cancer. But cell phone does not give that kind of radiation.Cell phones give and receive signals with cell towers using a form of radiation known as radiofrequency(RF) radiation.
Radiation is type of electromagnetic energy. Just think electromagnetic radiation as a wave, with certain frequency based on its energy. It is of 2 types:

Ionizing radiation: Electromagnetic energy that can knock out electrons is called ionizing radiation. and it can chemical bond's in your cells and damage DNA.It can cause cancer.

Non-Ionizing radiation: Electromagnetic energy doesn't have a high enough frequency to break chemical bonds is called non-ionizing radiation.It cannot knock out electrons from an atom. It can't cause cancer.
Lower the frequency less the chances of cancer and higher the frequency higher the chances of cancer.

Every country have lower the SAR value of mobile phone.
What is SAR value? Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) is a guideline created to measure the rate that body tissue absorbs radiation during cell phone use . The SAR for cell phone radiation was set at a maximum of 1.6 watts of energy absorbed per kilogram of body weight.

Now we can say that mobile phone cannot cause cancer but in case of brain cancer here we have to keep some points in mind. Studies showed that it can cause two types of brain caner gliomas and acoustic neuromas. Gliomas – a type of tumor that starts in the brain or spine are typically malignant and they are particularly deadly.

Acoustic neuromas – though non-malignant (low-grade cancer), are in many cases life threatening given that they are an intracranial (within the skull) tumor. Longs hours on calling or phone kept near head can cause these types of cancer. But its only studies not proved.

But we should take measures and precautions.That are:

*Don't use more than half hour a day on calling if so use earphones(but not bluetooth earphones).

* Avoid making calls with your phone on your ear, make use of earphones instead.

*Put your phone on airplane mode when you don't need it so much, don't take your phone to your bedroom at night or put your phone at air plane mode or put your phone far from your head.

*Don't carry mobile phone in your pocket when not necessary.

In world more than 5 billion people are using mobile phones and making calls. I don't think even a million of people has got cancer from mobile phone. If mobile phone really hazardous for human being our government must have taken some actions as like tabacoo or cigarette.
So, you don't have to be worried about this. People do use mobile phones for 15 years and they go about daily with phone in hands, and to their ears when making calls and they are still healthy. You just have to take some precaution and nothing more. Just live your life comfortably and if you want to worry take worry of cigarette that really hazard to health.

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B.E.C.E. – One Subject Per Day

More grace to the elbows of 2020 Basic Education Certificate Examination (BECE) candidates and my colleague teachers relentlessly working around the clock to ensure their success. The Ministry of Education and the West Africa Examination Council (WAEC) ought to be commended for the success attained so far in organising final examinations for students.

However, in the area of the BECE, my dear reader, you would agree with me that there is bit more they can do to help our children. Considering the fact that this examination (the B.E.C.E.) is the first national or final examination being written by our young candidates, one would expect that they are tested with only one subject within a day.

Over the years, candidates are coerced to study and write two (2) different subjects’ examination in one day. I have noticed that this practice has greatly contributed to the rate of failure and the mass examination malpractices experienced over the years since students, who had no ample time for a subject, would do just anything to pass the same. And the practice of writing examinations on two (2) different subjects within the same day is the major contributing factor to these menaces.

When we consider the final examination (WASSCE) organized for the grown up ones in the senior high schools, they write only one subject’s papers within a day. Once they are done with that subject, they go home or to their dormitories to prepare for the next paper, which usually comes off after several days or weeks.

The practice is the same at the tertiary level too. These matured brains which are capable of handling more stress are tested with only one course’s (subject’s) examination within a day. The private high school exams, popularly known as “Nov-Dec” and those of technical and vocational schools (NABTEB) is no different. For both regular and private exams, they write only one subject per day.

If things be so, why do we unnecessarily stress our young B.E.C.E. candidates in their first ever final exams to write two different subjects’ examinations in one day?

I have noticed pupils breakdown or fall sick going into the third day of the exams due to stress from staying night-on to study two subjects. It is true candidates are only to revise for their upcoming exam, but revising just one subject is a great deal of work. The average number of topics for subjects in the curriculum is twenty-seven. Only Religious and Moral Education has seventeen; but Integrated Science has as much as forty-six. How does WAEC or the Ministry of Education expect candidates to revise 27 or 46 topics in the few hours left after the day’s exams which usually closes around 2:45PM (plus additional 27 topics for another subject)? This is impossible!

The best thing we can, as a nation, do for our young B.E.C.E. candidates, who are inexperienced with final examinations, is to test them with as much as one subject’s examination in one day.

This stands to lessen the burden on them and increase their chances of passing for placement into senior high schools. After all, one subject a day would not even occupy two weeks compared to the months spent in organizing WASSCE.

Thank You
Written by: Rich Akpalu
(Author of bestselling book ‘God in Me’)

Mob. +233547198833
Facebook: Rich Akpalu
The first edition of this article was published in the Daily Express Newspaper on Thursday 28 January, 2016 under the name Rich Y. Akpalu.

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Battle of Nsamankow

Battle of Nsamankow - the battle where the head of the British Governor was severed by the Asantes and the skull used as drinking cup
Of the most powerful tribes and cultures, the Asante Empire becomes arguably the most powerful military power in all of Africa’s history.
During the 18th century, the Asante became the ascendant nation in the region of the modern day Ghana and extending west into present day Ivory Coast. Access to the coast and control of coastal trade was a source of continued conflict with the Fanti city states along the coast. Eventually the Ashantes became so powerful that they raided coastal towns and forts. At this point, the British needed to either protect the Fanti tribes with whom they traded from being massacred and enslaved by the Ashante, or leave them to their fate.
In 1824, the British, led by Charles McCarthy, were squaring up for a dreadful conflict with the Ashante. McCarthy, with some arrogance or bad military intelligence, led his army of barely 600 men against perhaps 10,000 Ashanti warriors and their king, Osei Tutu Kwadwo.
So confident was the king of the Ashantes that he prophesized that soon he would defeat the British and that McCarthy's jawbones would be used as drumsticks and his skull as a loving cup. As the Ashante advanced, Sir Charles ordered his band to strike up with God Save the Queen.
The closer the Ashante got, the quicker McCarthy's Fantis deserted him. When the British guns were silent the Ashante held back thinking the silence was a British ploy. But then it dawned. The British had run out of musket balls and powder. As one of the few survivors reported "our gallant little force still defended themselves with their bayonets until they were completely over-powered by the myriads who instantly beheaded nearly every one of those who unfortunately fell into their remorseless hands". McCarthy was killed on January 21, 1824 at what came to be known as the Battle of Nsamankow, near present day Bonsaso.
The Ashante’s famously used the governor's skull and those of others as drinking cups, which did not endear them to the British.
It was not until 1831 that a treaty was signed to define the boundaries of the Ashante kingdom and the authority of the British territorial claim in the Gold Coast.
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