The Royal Baby

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge with the Royal Baby

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DEADLY PHONE HABITS

Phone text messaging at inappropriate places and occasions has become common thing within the society. This is an obsession found not only in our youngsters, but has found its way across all age groups. This has been the cause of many mishaps both domestic and outside the home. A typical example of such is a lady who mistakenly poured baking powder into a pot

of soup because she was on the phone instructing her office colleague on how to bake cake while warming soup in her own kitchen (what a life). Many have learnt the disadvantages of inappropriate use of phone the hard way, as it has brought untold hardship and grief to many, such as motor accidents, injury and shock.

Many road accidents have been blamed on negligence caused by distraction from use of mobile phone while driving but has still been down-played by many.

The craze and somewhat addiction to blackberry phones by so many individuals today is to be of great concern to us. I have witnessed on more than two occasions, individuals on the wheels typing messages into their phones without feeling any guilt or realizing the threat the pose to other road users.   

Let us make it a point of duty to correct and sensitize others on the dangers of misusing this mode of communication, after all the first leaflet of any mobile phone manual is the caution and safety usage side.

Another man’s carelessness may be our misfortune (did I hear you say God forbid), please sensitize others today. Use your gadgets responsibly.  

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Duchess of Cambridge gives birth to a baby boy

The Duchess of Cambridge tonight gave birth to a healthy baby boy. The birth which was announced this evening put the baby’s weight at 8lb 6oz. The baby boy was delivered at 4.24pm today at the private Lindo Wing of St Mary's Hospital in Paddington with his proud father, Prince William, looking on. Her Royal Highness and her child are both doing well and

will remain in hospital overnight, said a spokesman for the palace. In a statement tonight William said simply: 'We could not be happier.' Palace sources said the couple chose to delay the release of the news by four hours to allow them to spend 'quality time' together.

There have been crowd outside Buckingham Palace awaiting the announcement of the birth. They subsequently went wild when they announced the arrival of the new baby Prince. There were three cheers of 'hip hip hooray,' as the crowd outside the palace gates swelled to more than 10 deep. Excited fans also sang happy birthday, welcoming the new Prince into the world.

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