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The local chapter of the Left Party, a socialist and feminist political party, in Sormland County Council, Sweden, is pushing to make standing while peeing illegal for men using the county council's public restrooms. Party officials are pushing to make public restrooms in the county council "sitting only." Supporters of the proposal say sitting while urinating is more hygienic and promotes sanitary restroom habit for male users. It will help to eliminate the problem of puddles on the floor and spray stains on toilet seats. They also argue that urinating while sitting will help to promote male health because it allows men to empty their bladder more effectively. Sitting while urinating according to advocates will reduce prostate problems among men. As a compromise, the party has proposed that some toilets could, in the interim, be designated exclusively for men who must remain standing while peeing. The Left Party's Viggo Hanse

The United States on Tuesday hinted on the reasons why President Barack Obama won't visit Nigeria during his upcoming three-nation trip to Africa. According to US officials, the ongoing insecurity appeared to be responsible for the exclusion of Nigeria in Obama's second visit to the continent. Obama is scheduled to visit Senegal, Tanzania and South Africa. The US government said the trip would focus on trade and investment, democratic institution-building, young people, and enhancing economic growth. American Deputy National Security Advisor, Ben Rhodes, made this clarifications at a briefing on Tuesday. The briefing was addressed jointly with the Senior Director for African Affairs Grant Harris and Senior Director for Development and Democracy Gayle Smith, on Obama's upcoming visit. The text of the briefing was made available to journalists in Abuja by the Information Office of the Public Affairs Section of the US Embassy. Rhodes said