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  • Amaranthus viridis (Tete abalaye in Yoruba) is an annual, erect plant which can reach a height of 20–90 cm, branching weakly especially in the upper half. The leaves have entire margins and they are ovate to trapezoid in shape. The inflorescences are terminal and axillary spikes; there are also bunches of flowers at the axils. Amaranthus hybridus is the commercial amaranth widely cultivated all over Nigeria. It is a robust, heavy-branching plant that can reach a height of one metre or more in permissive environments. The leaves are broad, ovate and closely-packed on the main stem and branches making it a typical leafy vegetable. The inflorescences are terminal and axillary as in A. viridis.

    The story of the amaranths of our land is not complete without the mention of Amaranthus spinosus (dagunro, in Yoruba). This species is a relative of A. viridis and studies have shown that they interbreed and have indeed produced hybrids one of which is known as Amaranthus lividus and a host of other intermediate plants that combine the characters of A viridis, A. spinosus and, in waste places close to eateries, A. hybridus. The tell-tale character for a plant carrying the genes of A. spinosus is the spine in the centre of the axillary cluster. People who pick A. viridis should watch for spines, even if weak, as a marker to avoid picking plants that have the genetic content of A. spinosus. A spinosus is however a medicinal plant in its own right.



    Let us look at some health benefits of eating Amaranth leaves.

    Amaranth leaves are a storehouse of essential phytonutrients and antioxidants which help to reduce inflammation in the body and provide an extra boost of nutrition to one’s health.


    High in fiber.

    They are rich in soluble and insoluble fiber. Eating fiber helps us to reduce weight and ward off heart disease as it lowers the cholesterol in the blood. Amaranths are high in protein and fiber, both of which may help reduce appetite and increase weight loss.

    Good for anemics

    Iron is needed for producing red blood cells and cellular metabolism. Reap maximum benefits of this powerful punch of iron that amaranth leaves provide by adding some source of vitamin C as it facilitates maximum absorption of iron in the blood. So, you could add a dash of lemon or have the amaranth leaves dish with a glass of fresh orange juice.

    Rich in Vitamin A

    Amaranth leaves are rich in vitamin A. They are also full of flavonoid polyphenolic antioxidants like beta-carotene, zeaxanthin and lutein which provide a protective layer against oxidative stress caused by free radicals. Vitamin A is also needed for healthy skin and proper vision.

    Rich in Vitamin K

    This vitamin is needed for good bone health and also plays an important role in blood clotting. It promotes osteoblastic activity and strengthens bone mass. Also, it is beneficial for those who suffer from Alzheimer’s disease as it controls the neural damage done in the brain.


    Rich in B Vitamins

    Amaranth leaves are replete with vitamins of the B group: folate, riboflavin, niacin, thiamin, vitamin B6 and others are all found in this leafy green. They help prevent birth defects in new-born babies and are needed for optimal mental and physical health.

    Rich in potassium

    The leaves of this wonder plant are full of potassium. The element is needed for good cardiac health. It also controls heart rate in the human body.

    Amaranth is gluten-free

    The seeds of amaranth plant are used as a grain and can be ground to be made into flour. This is protein-rich flour entirely gluten-free, so it is incredibly beneficial for those who have gluten intolerance.

    Rich in protein

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    Amaranth leaves and grain are rich in protein, leaving behind even oats as a protein-rich grain.

    Receiving protein from a plant source is considered much healthier than obtaining it from an animal source as the former has no or much less fat and cholesterol. Having a protein-rich diet leads to suppression of hunger as they reduce insulin levels in the blood and keeps one feeling satiated.

    Amaranth leaves have lysine

    Amaranth leaves have lysine, an essential amino acid needed for energy production and absorption of calcium. It also promotes hair growth and good skin. Those who suffer from hair loss or greying will benefit significantly from eating amaranth leaves.

    Reduces bad cholesterol

    Amaranth leaves are known to lower the bad cholesterol responsible for many cardiac problems.

    Rich in calcium

    They are rich in calcium and thus beneficial for those suffering from osteoporosis and other bone health problems related to deficiency of calcium.

    Easy to digest

    Amaranth leaves are offered to those convalescing after an illness or those fasting as they are easy on the digestive system. They are helpful in treating diarrhoea and haemorrhages. Regular consumption has been known to benefit digestion.

    Fights cancer

    This is because they contain flavonoids that have anti-cancer properties. A study shows that flavonoids can prevent the occurrence of cancer cell division thus showing promise of reducing cancer risk by about 34 per cent.

    Amaranthus viridis however has higher medicinal values, a decoction of the entire plant is used to stop dysentery and inflammation.
    The plant is an emollient and vermifuge. The root juice is used to treat inflammation during urination. It is also taken to treat constipation.

    Yellow and green dyes can be obtained from the whole plant.

    The leaves are diuretic and purgative and used as poultices (fresh or as dried powder) to treat inflammations, boils and abscesses, gonorrhoea, orchitis and haemorrhoids.

    Amaranthus viridis is used as traditional medicine in the treatment of fever, pain, asthma, diabetes, dysentery, urinary disorders, liver disorders, eye disorders and venereal diseases. The plant also possesses anti-microbial properties.

    In Nigeria, an infusion of the whole plant is used to purify the blood and the pounded root is applied against dysentery. In Côte d’Ivoire, the sap is used as an eye wash to treat eye infections and for treating convulsions and epilepsy in children. In DR Congo, the sap is said to act as a vermifuge, being effective against filaria, as an emmenagogue and to relieve heart troubles. The leaves are believed to have febrifugal properties. Ash of Amaranthus viridis plant is rich in soda and occasionally used to make soap.

    Amaranthus viridis has been used in Indian and Nepalese traditional system to reduce labour pain and act as an antipyretic (Kirtikar and Basu, 1987). The Negritos of the Philippines apply the bruised leaves directly to eczema, psoriasis and rashes etc. (Quisumbing, 1951).

    Other traditional uses range from an anti-inflammatory agent of the urinary tract, venereal diseases, vermifuge, diuretic, anti-rheumatic, antiulcer, analgesic, antiemetic, laxative, improvement of appetite, antileprotic, treatment of respiratory and eye problems, treatment of asthma (Anonymous, 1988; Arshad and Khan, 2000).

    Furthermore, the plant possesses antiproliferative and antifungal properties as well as production of ribosome inactivating protein, β-carotene (Kaur et al, 2006; Sena et al, 1998) and antiviral activities (Obi et al, 2006).

    Due to the fact that Amaranthus viridis (Tete abalaye) has a higher medicinal value, I will go for it anytime any day.
    Amaranthus viridis (Tete abalaye in Yoruba) is an annual, erect plant which can reach a height of 20–90 cm, branching weakly especially in the upper half. The leaves have entire margins and they are ovate to trapezoid in shape. The inflorescences are terminal and axillary spikes; there are also bunches of flowers at the axils. Amaranthus hybridus is the commercial amaranth widely cultivated all over Nigeria. It is a robust, heavy-branching plant that can reach a height of one metre or more in permissive environments. The leaves are broad, ovate and closely-packed on the main stem and branches making it a typical leafy vegetable. The inflorescences are terminal and axillary as in A. viridis. The story of the amaranths of our land is not complete without the mention of Amaranthus spinosus (dagunro, in Yoruba). This species is a relative of A. viridis and studies have shown that they interbreed and have indeed produced hybrids one of which is known as Amaranthus lividus and a host of other intermediate plants that combine the characters of A viridis, A. spinosus and, in waste places close to eateries, A. hybridus. The tell-tale character for a plant carrying the genes of A. spinosus is the spine in the centre of the axillary cluster. People who pick A. viridis should watch for spines, even if weak, as a marker to avoid picking plants that have the genetic content of A. spinosus. A spinosus is however a medicinal plant in its own right. Let us look at some health benefits of eating Amaranth leaves. Amaranth leaves are a storehouse of essential phytonutrients and antioxidants which help to reduce inflammation in the body and provide an extra boost of nutrition to one’s health. High in fiber. They are rich in soluble and insoluble fiber. Eating fiber helps us to reduce weight and ward off heart disease as it lowers the cholesterol in the blood. Amaranths are high in protein and fiber, both of which may help reduce appetite and increase weight loss. Good for anemics Iron is needed for producing red blood cells and cellular metabolism. Reap maximum benefits of this powerful punch of iron that amaranth leaves provide by adding some source of vitamin C as it facilitates maximum absorption of iron in the blood. So, you could add a dash of lemon or have the amaranth leaves dish with a glass of fresh orange juice. Rich in Vitamin A Amaranth leaves are rich in vitamin A. They are also full of flavonoid polyphenolic antioxidants like beta-carotene, zeaxanthin and lutein which provide a protective layer against oxidative stress caused by free radicals. Vitamin A is also needed for healthy skin and proper vision. Rich in Vitamin K This vitamin is needed for good bone health and also plays an important role in blood clotting. It promotes osteoblastic activity and strengthens bone mass. Also, it is beneficial for those who suffer from Alzheimer’s disease as it controls the neural damage done in the brain. Rich in B Vitamins Amaranth leaves are replete with vitamins of the B group: folate, riboflavin, niacin, thiamin, vitamin B6 and others are all found in this leafy green. They help prevent birth defects in new-born babies and are needed for optimal mental and physical health. Rich in potassium The leaves of this wonder plant are full of potassium. The element is needed for good cardiac health. It also controls heart rate in the human body. Amaranth is gluten-free The seeds of amaranth plant are used as a grain and can be ground to be made into flour. This is protein-rich flour entirely gluten-free, so it is incredibly beneficial for those who have gluten intolerance. Rich in protein Related News Amaranth leaves and grain are rich in protein, leaving behind even oats as a protein-rich grain. Receiving protein from a plant source is considered much healthier than obtaining it from an animal source as the former has no or much less fat and cholesterol. Having a protein-rich diet leads to suppression of hunger as they reduce insulin levels in the blood and keeps one feeling satiated. Amaranth leaves have lysine Amaranth leaves have lysine, an essential amino acid needed for energy production and absorption of calcium. It also promotes hair growth and good skin. Those who suffer from hair loss or greying will benefit significantly from eating amaranth leaves. Reduces bad cholesterol Amaranth leaves are known to lower the bad cholesterol responsible for many cardiac problems. Rich in calcium They are rich in calcium and thus beneficial for those suffering from osteoporosis and other bone health problems related to deficiency of calcium. Easy to digest Amaranth leaves are offered to those convalescing after an illness or those fasting as they are easy on the digestive system. They are helpful in treating diarrhoea and haemorrhages. Regular consumption has been known to benefit digestion. Fights cancer This is because they contain flavonoids that have anti-cancer properties. A study shows that flavonoids can prevent the occurrence of cancer cell division thus showing promise of reducing cancer risk by about 34 per cent. Amaranthus viridis however has higher medicinal values, a decoction of the entire plant is used to stop dysentery and inflammation. The plant is an emollient and vermifuge. The root juice is used to treat inflammation during urination. It is also taken to treat constipation. Yellow and green dyes can be obtained from the whole plant. The leaves are diuretic and purgative and used as poultices (fresh or as dried powder) to treat inflammations, boils and abscesses, gonorrhoea, orchitis and haemorrhoids. Amaranthus viridis is used as traditional medicine in the treatment of fever, pain, asthma, diabetes, dysentery, urinary disorders, liver disorders, eye disorders and venereal diseases. The plant also possesses anti-microbial properties. In Nigeria, an infusion of the whole plant is used to purify the blood and the pounded root is applied against dysentery. In Côte d’Ivoire, the sap is used as an eye wash to treat eye infections and for treating convulsions and epilepsy in children. In DR Congo, the sap is said to act as a vermifuge, being effective against filaria, as an emmenagogue and to relieve heart troubles. The leaves are believed to have febrifugal properties. Ash of Amaranthus viridis plant is rich in soda and occasionally used to make soap. Amaranthus viridis has been used in Indian and Nepalese traditional system to reduce labour pain and act as an antipyretic (Kirtikar and Basu, 1987). The Negritos of the Philippines apply the bruised leaves directly to eczema, psoriasis and rashes etc. (Quisumbing, 1951). Other traditional uses range from an anti-inflammatory agent of the urinary tract, venereal diseases, vermifuge, diuretic, anti-rheumatic, antiulcer, analgesic, antiemetic, laxative, improvement of appetite, antileprotic, treatment of respiratory and eye problems, treatment of asthma (Anonymous, 1988; Arshad and Khan, 2000). Furthermore, the plant possesses antiproliferative and antifungal properties as well as production of ribosome inactivating protein, β-carotene (Kaur et al, 2006; Sena et al, 1998) and antiviral activities (Obi et al, 2006). Due to the fact that Amaranthus viridis (Tete abalaye) has a higher medicinal value, I will go for it anytime any day.
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  • Journalist: “Why did you leave your ex-girlfriend Irina Shayk?”
    Cristiano Ronaldo:
    “One day she told me: ‘Wherever you go, you always take your mom with you? You have to choose: me or her.’
    She said it with conviction and anger. That’s when I decided to leave her for good.
    I would never abandon my mother — not for any woman, not on Earth and not beyond it. And I’ve never regretted that decision.

    If a woman doesn’t accept your mother, then you’re with the wrong person.

    Do you know who stood by me when I was a child and had nothing?
    Do you know how much my mother sacrificed to bring food to the table?
    She washed clothes, cleaned toilets, gardens, and other people’s homes just to buy me a notebook or a pair of football shoes.

    Today, I want to fight for her until the very last second of my life.
    She will always be with me, wherever I go.” Cristiano Ronaldo #fyp #ad #fypシ゚viralシ
    Journalist: “Why did you leave your ex-girlfriend Irina Shayk?” Cristiano Ronaldo: “One day she told me: ‘Wherever you go, you always take your mom with you? You have to choose: me or her.’ She said it with conviction and anger. That’s when I decided to leave her for good. I would never abandon my mother — not for any woman, not on Earth and not beyond it. And I’ve never regretted that decision. If a woman doesn’t accept your mother, then you’re with the wrong person. Do you know who stood by me when I was a child and had nothing? Do you know how much my mother sacrificed to bring food to the table? She washed clothes, cleaned toilets, gardens, and other people’s homes just to buy me a notebook or a pair of football shoes. Today, I want to fight for her until the very last second of my life. She will always be with me, wherever I go.” ❤️ Cristiano Ronaldo #fyp #ad #fypシ゚viralシ
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  • All four engines have stopped and he stayed calm.

    On June 24, 1982, British Airways Flight 9 flew into darkness literally and figuratively. At 37,000 feet above the Indian Ocean, en route from London to Auckland, the Boeing 747 unknowingly entered a massive cloud of volcanic ash from Indonesia’s Mount Galunggung.

    Moments later, one engine failed. Then another. Then another. And then—all four engines stopped.

    In the cockpit, panic could’ve taken over. But Captain Eric Moody took a breath and reached for the intercom.

    “Ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking. We have a small problem. All four engines have stopped. We are doing our damnedest to get them going again. I trust you are not in too much distress.”

    That line would go down in aviation history—not just for its dry British understatement, but for the sheer steadiness behind it.

    The aircraft began to descend rapidly, essentially gliding through ash-filled skies, the crew desperately trying restart procedures. At 13,000 feet—just minutes from potential ocean impact—one engine roared back to life. Then another. And another.

    Miraculously, all four restarted.

    Despite windscreen abrasion, no engine thrust for over 10 minutes, and barely any visibility, the crew managed to land safely in Jakarta. Every one of the 248 passengers survived.

    Investigators later found that volcanic ash—completely invisible on radar—had choked the engines, causing flameouts. It was a terrifying first for commercial aviation, and it changed protocols forever.

    But what passengers remembered most wasn’t the ash. It was the voice.

    Captain Moody’s composure under pressure became a model of leadership taught in flight schools and disaster response programs for years to come. He didn’t hide the danger. He didn’t sugarcoat the facts. But he remained steady—and gave others the courage to be steady, too.

    It wasn’t just a flight that got saved. It was faith in calm under chaos.


    Great lesson to all potential leaders in a time of distress like ours

    Joyce lovely
    Damaturu princess
    All four engines have stopped and he stayed calm. On June 24, 1982, British Airways Flight 9 flew into darkness literally and figuratively. At 37,000 feet above the Indian Ocean, en route from London to Auckland, the Boeing 747 unknowingly entered a massive cloud of volcanic ash from Indonesia’s Mount Galunggung. Moments later, one engine failed. Then another. Then another. And then—all four engines stopped. In the cockpit, panic could’ve taken over. But Captain Eric Moody took a breath and reached for the intercom. “Ladies and gentlemen, this is your captain speaking. We have a small problem. All four engines have stopped. We are doing our damnedest to get them going again. I trust you are not in too much distress.” That line would go down in aviation history—not just for its dry British understatement, but for the sheer steadiness behind it. The aircraft began to descend rapidly, essentially gliding through ash-filled skies, the crew desperately trying restart procedures. At 13,000 feet—just minutes from potential ocean impact—one engine roared back to life. Then another. And another. Miraculously, all four restarted. Despite windscreen abrasion, no engine thrust for over 10 minutes, and barely any visibility, the crew managed to land safely in Jakarta. Every one of the 248 passengers survived. Investigators later found that volcanic ash—completely invisible on radar—had choked the engines, causing flameouts. It was a terrifying first for commercial aviation, and it changed protocols forever. But what passengers remembered most wasn’t the ash. It was the voice. Captain Moody’s composure under pressure became a model of leadership taught in flight schools and disaster response programs for years to come. He didn’t hide the danger. He didn’t sugarcoat the facts. But he remained steady—and gave others the courage to be steady, too. It wasn’t just a flight that got saved. It was faith in calm under chaos. ☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️ Great lesson to all potential leaders in a time of distress like ours Joyce lovely Damaturu princess
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  • EVERY FATHER'S PRIDE AND JOY.HONESTLY CHILDREN ARE JOY GIVER.I PRAY FOR EVERY MARRIED PERSON LOOKING FOR THIS KIND OF JOY THE LORD WILL ANSWER UR PRAYERS IN JESUS CHRIST NAME I PRAY AMEN.U SHALL TESTIFY SOON
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  • VACANCY! VACANCY!! Barnksforte group
    Service Delivery Manager

    Location: Lagos & Abuja

    Description
    Our Exciting Opportunity:

    We are now looking for a Service Delivery Manager who will be responsible for ensuring the correct and proper delivery of customer support services to our customers.
    In this role, you will be responsible for the Technical and financial performance of delivered customer support services.
    You will also ensure that agreed margins are achieved whilst delivering Service Level Agreement fulfillment and customer satisfaction.
    The role also includes leading the customer network support engineers’ team and working closely with the competence centers, global support, and product line maintenance teams.
    Responsibilities
    You will:

    Responsible for the financial and commercial as well as environment, health and safety (EHS) performance of delivered customer support services
    Collaborate and maintain relationships
    Active contributor in the Sales process, identify new business opportunities and drive Add on Sales, in cooperation with Account team
    Manage the contractual requirements towards the Customer Support organization
    Distribute information to internal partners and call out delivery Issues
    You will stay up to date with financial data
    24/7 support in emergency situations
    Requirements
    To be successful in the role you are:

    Minimum of Graduate Degree in Engineering (Telecommunication or IT preferred) or Equivalent
    Minimum of 10 years of working experience and at least 5 years of Service Delivery Management experience.
    E2E knowledge of Telecom Network including Cloud, Core, RAN and Revenue Management Nodes
    Financial analysis skills
    Negotiation and argumentation
    Change and improvement management skills
    You will promote knowledge sharing and mentoring
    Delivering Results & Meeting Customer Expectations
    Presenting & Communicating information
    Responsible for delivering results & meeting customer expectations
    You will drive Entrepreneurial & Commercial Thinking
    Leading & Supervising
    Deciding & initiating action
    You are capable of coping with pressures & setbacks
    You should also have:

    Very good leadership and management skills
    Excellent social skills and strong customer orientation
    Self-motivated and teammate.
    Ability to adapt to change
    Ability to work under pressure
    Trade compliance knowledge
    Persuading & Influencing
    Relating & Networking.
    Suitably qualified candidates can submit their CVs to : careers@barnksfortegroup.com with the job title and location as the subject.


    400k-700k

    Expected Start Date: 01/07/2025
    VACANCY! VACANCY!! Barnksforte group Service Delivery Manager Location: Lagos & Abuja Description Our Exciting Opportunity: We are now looking for a Service Delivery Manager who will be responsible for ensuring the correct and proper delivery of customer support services to our customers. In this role, you will be responsible for the Technical and financial performance of delivered customer support services. You will also ensure that agreed margins are achieved whilst delivering Service Level Agreement fulfillment and customer satisfaction. The role also includes leading the customer network support engineers’ team and working closely with the competence centers, global support, and product line maintenance teams. Responsibilities You will: Responsible for the financial and commercial as well as environment, health and safety (EHS) performance of delivered customer support services Collaborate and maintain relationships Active contributor in the Sales process, identify new business opportunities and drive Add on Sales, in cooperation with Account team Manage the contractual requirements towards the Customer Support organization Distribute information to internal partners and call out delivery Issues You will stay up to date with financial data 24/7 support in emergency situations Requirements To be successful in the role you are: Minimum of Graduate Degree in Engineering (Telecommunication or IT preferred) or Equivalent Minimum of 10 years of working experience and at least 5 years of Service Delivery Management experience. E2E knowledge of Telecom Network including Cloud, Core, RAN and Revenue Management Nodes Financial analysis skills Negotiation and argumentation Change and improvement management skills You will promote knowledge sharing and mentoring Delivering Results & Meeting Customer Expectations Presenting & Communicating information Responsible for delivering results & meeting customer expectations You will drive Entrepreneurial & Commercial Thinking Leading & Supervising Deciding & initiating action You are capable of coping with pressures & setbacks You should also have: Very good leadership and management skills Excellent social skills and strong customer orientation Self-motivated and teammate. Ability to adapt to change Ability to work under pressure Trade compliance knowledge Persuading & Influencing Relating & Networking. Suitably qualified candidates can submit their CVs to : careers@barnksfortegroup.com with the job title and location as the subject. 400k-700k Expected Start Date: 01/07/2025
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