GHANA AIR FORCE EXPRESSES CONDOLENCES TO NIGERIAN AIR FORCE. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE.

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  GHANA AIR FORCE EXPRESSES CONDOLENCES TO NIGERIAN AIR FORCE  The Ghana Air Force (GHAF) has extended its deepest condolences to the Nigerian Air Force following the tragic Nigerian ATR 42 aircraft accident that claimed 25 lives. In a message to his Nigerian counterpart, Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, the Chief of the Air Staff, Air Vice Marshal Eric Agyen-Frempong, expressed sympathy to the bereaved families and the entire Nigerian Air Force. Drawing from the GHAF's own tragic loss a year ago, he acknowledged the profound grief associated with such incidents and reaffirmed the Service's solidarity with the Nigerian Air Force during this difficult period. May the departed souls rest in eternal peace.

BABIES BORN WITH TEETH NOT MONTERS, PAEDIATRICIANS INSIST. (PHOTO).




 Babies born with teeth not m0nsters, paediatricians insist


Paediatricians have said that babies with one or two teeth present at birth were perfectly normal


This statement dispels the fears, age-long myths, and discomforts parents and relatives have when their babies are born with teeth.


They discouraged parents of such children from removing the teeth, warning that the removal could later disrupt the proper growth and dentition of the child.


A study by Bankole O et al, on dispelling myths associated with natal/neonatal teeth found out that irrespective of the social class, Nigerians believed that babies with natal and neonatal teeth and their families were cursed.


Outside of Nigeria, such babies were believed to be a vampire or monsters and the teeth were a sacrilegious sign and the mark of the devil.


As a result, the parents, relatives, and in some cases nurses, as the report stated, usually insisted on the removal of the teeth and spiritual cleansing.


The child health experts explained that in newborns, the teeth are called natal teeth, and neonatal teeth in babies grow these teeth after one month of birth.


Usually, a baby starts erupting teeth at six months but the pediatricians explained that babies with natal or neonatal teeth had early onset of teeth growth and likened the situation to babies who started walking at six months.


The paediatricians, however, warned mothers of such babies to exercise extreme care and watchfulness to ensure the baby did not inhale the teeth into their lungs when it fell off, stating that this might bring harm to the baby.

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