Since dialysis has been trending, here’s a quick video explaining what it means, the risks and how to avoid it, especially for those always on herbal mixtures and soft drinks.
1. Nigeria was not ripe for Independence.
2. You should have waited until 1980-1990.
3. White Societies are better organized.
4. Black societies can hardly organize/govern themselves in this our dynamic modern era.
5. You are hat in hand, begging the West for Climate Justice through Climate Financing.
6. You missed the Industrial Revolution. You are poised to miss the Space Revolution as well.
7. Only the clueless gave the Asians, the East & the West access to their raw materials.
8. You are pretending to be a country in 2024.
9. Your pastors are the richest in the world, for a country of the poorest dwellers on the planet.
10. Most of you went to church today. But you are criminals, stealing public money.
11. You can’t even conduct a proper election.
12. You hate yourselves, & fight over the right to rule, & to dominate public life.
13. You couldn’t defeat terrorism in 22 years.
14. 🇳🇬 is yet to solve a single social problem.
You can argue & deny the obvious. But your country Nigeria is a Perfect Case Study. 🤦♀️
🔵🔴 Barcelona have completed double deal for Ibrahim ‘Kaka’ Diarra (18 in December) and Arouna Traoré (17) from Academie Africa Foot from Mali, as both are joining Barça Academy.
Both African talents are travelling to Barcelona today. ✈️🇲🇱
I followed with keen attention, the journey of our Nigerian beauty queen, Chidimma Adetshina, and her rise to stardom. I can only describe her journey as a demonstration of resilience, perseverance, and dedication.
Through her struggles and the very challenging times, she held on to faith, hope, and her determination to rise to the top.
And today, she has emerged victorious.
She may not have received the 2024 Miss Universe crown, but competing against over 120 contestants from around the world and securing the first runner-up position in the competition and first position in Africa is a giant stride of which we are proud.
I sincerely congratulate her for believing in herself and our nation. And to all those who contributed to her success today, your hard work has indeed paid off.
In these very challenging times in our nation, she stands as a symbol of hope, especially to our youths facing different kinds of challenges, in their journey to greatness - Never give up, no matter how hard the journey, success lies ahead.
As I have always said, we will remain committed to building a better Nigeria for our very talented youths, no matter the obstacles that stand in our way, because undoubtedly - The New Nigeria is POssible. -PO
We black South Africans are schizophrenic. We cheer the great grand daughter of land thieves and colonialists at the Olympics and frown upon a Miss SA with Nigerian and Mozambican roots. Who are we? Kunzima…
My accidental journey to a six-pack.
In the last few years I have gone from this to this.
I’m 54. I’ve suddenly got a 6-pack. Sort of. A 4-pack. I’ve lost 48 pounds (22 kg). My metabolic age has come down from 57 (when I was 51) to 49. I'm super fit.
What happened?