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How to Overcome Cultural Stereotypes as an African Man

Dear African bros, We’ve seen it, because we care, we wish to help you break it. What are we talking about? We are talking about these cultural stereotypes that have been hung around your neck by society. Today, we’re going to delve deep into the world of cultural stereotypes that come with being an African man. We’re here to dissect these stereotypes, confront them…
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How Long Is Too Long And How Short Is Too Short During Sex?

Hey bros, have you ever wondered if there’s a magic number for how long you should engage in sex? You’re not alone! After a heated debate over a few cold beers (and spiced suya, of course) at our last guys’ night out, we decided to settle the matter once and for all – with the help of science. So, let’s dive into this spicy topic – how long and how short is too short…
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LifestyleNutrition

Natural remedies: 5 drinks that keep your blood clean

Are you looking for something natural, healthy, and incredibly efficient in keeping your blood clean? Yes? Well, buckle up because we’re about to explore not one, not two, but five awesome drinks that will have your blood flowing like a champ. According to The Guardian newspaper, Nigerians on average can consume up to 23 teaspoons of sugar per day, some even consume more. It is…
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5 Ways People Contract STIs Without Having Sex

Think you know everything there is to know about avoiding STIs? Well, think again! STIs aren’t only caught through unprotected sex, so you may have to be a little more vigilant … The Infamous Barber Shop: Gents, we all know the satisfaction of that fresh haircut that perfect lines up our head. But did you know the razors, clippers, or scissors used there could be carriers for STIs?
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Eradication of Leprosy Should Be Prioritised - Nigeria Medical Association

Hansen’s disease (commonly known as leprosy) is an infection caused by Mycobacterium leprae, a slow-growing pathogen. It can harm the nerves, skin, eyes, and nose lining (nasal mucosa). The condition can be cured with early detection and treatment. The Nigeria Medical Association has asked the Nigerian government to prioritise the eradication of leprosy, one of humanity’s…
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Health Insurance Mandatory For Everyone - Lagos State Government

Most times, we never realise the benefits of having health insurance. People just believe it is meant for just the rich. When in all seriousness, health insurance is meant for everyone and not just a particular social class. According to the Lagos State administration, health insurance is required for all citizens of the state, regardless of socioeconomic position. Mr. Hakeem Muri-Okunola…
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Probiotics: What You Need To Know

The body is continually home to both healthy and dangerous microorganisms. If you have an infection, your body is thrown out of balance by the additional harmful germs. Now, to restore balance, further toxic bacteria are removed with the aid of healthy bacteria. Healthy bacteria can be added to your system by taking probiotic products. Probiotics are created from healthy living bacteria and/or…
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Hydration Can Significantly Impact Your Physical Health - Study Reveals

Drinking water daily is vital and can provide the human body with essential benefits. Being hydrated aids in regulating body temperature, keeping joints lubricated, preventing infections, delivering nutrients to cells, and keeping organs functioning properly. Recent studies have confirmed hydration can significantly impact your physical health. How? You may ask. A National Institutes of…
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FG Preparing Against Fresh COVID-19 Outbreak - Minister

Due to the recent COVID-19 outbreak in China, the Federal Government of Nigeria stated that it is keeping surveillance and a high level of preparation at the country’s entrance points to prevent a new outbreak of COVID-19. The government announced this during the Federal Ministry of Health’s ministerial press briefing on COVID-19 and other health-related events in Abuja. Dr.
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Immigration of Doctors and Nurses Affecting Nigeria's Health Sector - FG

More doctors and nurses are fleeing Nigeria daily for greener pastures and better pay in other countries. Ekumankama Nkama, Minister of State for Health, has lamented the acute shortage of doctors, nurses, and other health professionals in government hospitals at all levels (local, state, and federal), including tertiary health institutions, as a result of the growing immigration…
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