Michael Nnadi, an 18-year-old Catholic seminarian from Nigeria, was abducted from his seminary in 2020 and later killed by his captors. One of his killers later said that Nnadi was killed because he continued preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ to his abductors while in captivity.
🇬🇭 “If you catch anyone who calls Prophet Muhammad a false prophet, you should behead them. It is not a crime to k!ll such a person; instead, you will go to Jannah.” -An Islamic leader in Ghana told his followers.
This is exactly how the madness in Nigeria started. Lunatic Islamic terrorists in mosques masquerading as sheikhs teaching young naive children to become murderers in the name of God.
If Ghana knows what is good for them, curb this extremist lunatics now before things get out of hand and you loose your country.
Viral Video Shows a Group Of Armed Men Surrounding a Vehicle Carrying Nigerian Police Officers At Gunpoint. Exactly What Led To The Incident Remains Unclear, And The Footage Alone Does Not Clearly Show What Transpired Before Or During The Confrontation. 👀
Having a kidney problem in Nigeria is like a certain death in the majority of cases- it's costly to manage, and we don't have the resources or enough facilities.
Growing up, whenever my parents took us to the hospital, the first thing they asked the doctor was: “What caused this, and how can it be prevented?” As the Igbo saying goes, amara ihe kpatara ọrịa, a mara otu e si agwọ ya — when you know the cause of an illness, you are better placed to treat it.
That same question should guide the growing concern about kidney failure in Nigeria, especially in the South-East. The main causes are high blood pressure and diabetes. Many people have these conditions for years without knowing.
Some market men and women use painkillers like choco milo, it's always in their bag, after a long stressful day, they'd take ibuprofen like it's a joke. Later, they will add herbal mixtures in the name of "washing and setting."
In all these, they only drink water when they're extremely thirsty, plus, poverty makes us meat foods loaded with carbohydrates without balance. It's pitiful. Please drink water even before eating. Drink water all the time, it's better to be urinating every time than to be sick.
Many local food doors carry unprocessed salt around. Our people like adding extra salt to every meal. Uncooked salt is terrible.
Sugary drinks, obesity and lack of exercise are also contributing factors. Another major problem is that many people do not check their blood pressure, blood sugar or kidney function until they become seriously ill.
The problem is that by the time you see a swelling, weakness or reduced urine, it now too late.
"My fellow Nollywood actors and actresses, let's support our colleague, Actress Maureen Okpoko, who lost her sight years ago. She can see again with the right treatment; all she needs is our support."
— Veteran actor Harry B