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All about Africa》Believe in Humanity¤

[yousee @Wildmi2]

Nigeria is fighting a battle on all fronts; religious, socioeconomic, political, regional etc. The survival depends greatly on actions and in-actions of good-hearted Nigerians. 1/2

[yousee @Wildmi2]

@realJudebela The so called Nigerian Heroes past...there was really a country.

[Nnayi◽ @NnayiLexon]

A missing child, please help spread this information, the little girl in this video has been kidnapped

[yousee @Wildmi2]

@General_Somto Politicians always have something up their sleeves, tales to tell gullible Nigerians.
Someone dat does not deserve a 2nd tenure is now trying to weep up sentiments to get people to vote him. All these , he planned this n that,he shuld kip it in his pocket n just leave us alone.

[Esther Umoh @EstherUmoh10]

Impeccable CV and this doesn’t even capture 50% of his essence.
#NigeriaWillBeOk

[Omo Kogi (Yagba) 🌍 @harrysone9]

If this pops up on your TL, repost it; it costs you zero naira.

[Adachukwu Onwudiwe @JUSTADACHI]

If you are looking for a fiction story that will have you right in your feelings, check this out.
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[𝐃𝐚𝐫𝐤 𝐇𝐚𝐢𝐫𝐞𝐝 @DKH013]

Her creativity is truly unmatched

The way she turned a simple idea into something so beautiful and inspiring is honestly amazing 😍👏
Talent like this deserves all the love and appreciation ❤️

[Epoch Times Deutsch @EpochTimesDE]

Millionen von Ibuprofen-Nutzern sind möglicherweise ernsthaften Risiken ausgesetzt, zeigen Studien.
Bevor du deine nächste Dosis einnimmst, stelle sicher, dass du nicht in der Gefahrenzone bist.
Für diese 5 Gruppen stellt Ibuprofen ein ernsthaftes Gesundheitsrisiko dar.

[yousee @Wildmi2]

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[Jaredad.🐸®️ @_Jaredad]

RIP Alex Ekubo 🕊🙏

Cause of death : LIVER CANCER

Watch this video to learn about Liver cancer ♋️

[Dora_theophilus @dora_theophilus]

AN URGENT APPEAL TO THE X COMMUNITY: Help My Sister Marycynthia Win Her Battle Against Lymphoma

​This is the part of life that nothing prepares you for. One day you are healthy, strong, and full of dreams; the next, everything changes because of a few signs on your body. ​My sister, Marycynthia, and I are just two young women trying to find our way in the world. I am a 25 year old graduate, and she is a 23 year old student at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN). Marycynthia has always been the brilliant one, my parents rarely had to pay her school fees because she constantly won scholarships. Even from her hospital bed, she was recently awarded another scholarship sponsored by NNPC. She was supposed to resume this January as a 400-level Law student, but this illness has already taken two years of her life. ​I am reaching out to ask for financial assistance for her treatment. For those who know the medical reality, chemotherapy alone is often not a permanent solution for advanced-stage cancer. She was being managed by the Haematology department at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH) before the NARD strike worsened our situation. Now, her best chance at survival is a Bone Marrow Transplant. Despite having anemia, low neutrophil and platelet counts, her kidney and liver functions remain stable. This shows that while her situation is critical, it is not hopeless.
We have been recommended to a hospital in Benin. The cost for the transplant is ₦45,000,000. We don't know for sure how many courses of chemotherapy she is going to receive, scans (PET, CT, ultrasound), concentrated platelets, neutropenia care, transfusions, and private hospital bills, we summed a total of ₦62,000,000 ($44,000).

At first, I felt like my world was crashing. The amount is overwhelming. But thanks to the support of friends and kind-hearted strangers, we have raised ₦18,400,000 ($12,900) so far, which allowed her to begin chemotherapy.
No one can watch their loved one waste away without doing everything possible. I am here again soliciting your support. Balancing her care and fundraising has not been easy for me, I need your help. We still need roughly ₦44,000,000 ($31,780) for the bone marrow transplant.
From one Nigerian to another, one African to another, and one human to another: please help my sister survive Lymphoma. It is treatable if the right care is given.

Help Marycynthia survive cancer!
Tell someone about Marycynthia today!
Keep Marycynthia in your thoughts and prayers!

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Okoro Marycynthia Chinaecherem
Access bank

#HelpsaveMarycynthia🤲
Before. Now

[𝕯𝖔𝖒𝖎𝖓𝖎𝖔𝖓 𝕬𝖒𝖆𝖓𝖉𝖞 @amandyobasi1]

@Nedumcity_ No o, he should be avoided.
They really mocked bite the fingers that fed them.
https://t.co/5xXug2tdOm

[Attah Akor @attah_akor]

He talked about Nigerian problems and you don't want the problems to talk back?

[Ibrahim H Abdulkarim @ziter001]

It was not Peter Obi who produced ID cards for the northerners; it was Rochas Okorocha from Imo State. The internet will help us to debunk all this propaganda and lies.

Peter Obi is a decent politician who wants to see Nigeria work.

#NigeriaWillBeOK

[Princewill @Kingprince006]

Dear Nigerians, this man here is still the INEC Chairman...

Have we moved on so soon??

[PRECIOUS ORUCHE 📌 @MamaPee__]

Video📹; As long as peter obi has moved…Pls help rtw someone on your timeline might be able to help…I no do again🌚

[yousee @Wildmi2]

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[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

A 35-year-old woman was reportedly diagnosed with skin cancer after years of wearing acrylic and gel nails cured under ultraviolet lamps.

Her story has sparked concern among beauty enthusiasts about the potential risks of frequent exposure to UV nail lamps used during manicures.

Many salons use curing devices that emit ultraviolet radiation to harden gel or acrylic nail products. While the exposure is usually brief, repeated sessions over long periods may contribute to skin damage around the fingers and nail beds.

In rare cases, skin cancers such as subungual melanoma can develop under or around the nail. Because acrylic or gel nails cover the natural nail surface, early warning signs—like discoloration, dark streaks, or changes in the nail bed—may go unnoticed for longer.

Health experts generally recommend simple precautions for people who regularly get gel manicures, such as applying broad-spectrum sunscreen to the hands before UV exposure, wearing protective gloves designed for nail lamps, and paying attention to unusual changes around the nails.

The woman is now sharing her experience to raise awareness, reminding others that while beauty treatments are common, monitoring skin health and protecting against unnecessary UV exposure is important for long-term safety.

[yousee @Wildmi2]

@nkechi_first @Blacksanta91 Asin eeh...for her mind, she is making a point. She has a fundamental problem with Igbos.. Both tribes (yorubas & igbos) are guilty of the tribalism online. Unfortunately , the present government campaigned with tribalism , she forgot that.

[CHUKS 🍥 @ChuksEricE]

“People producing crutches🩼should stop producing rvbbish, na every 2 weeks I dey buy new crutches".💔

— A lady using crutches cries out over the high rate at which her crutches keep breaking.