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Nigerian Men: What Are We Going To Do About Pot Bellies? by MajeMedia: 1:57am On Nov 30, 2014
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Pot belly is plaguing Nigeria. Our women have begun sporting pot bellys but nobody beats our grown men that look like they're soon to deliever twins 365 days a year. We are becoming a pot belly republic and this isn't acceptable.

I personally believe that the pot bellies that have turned all of our 'leaders' into pregnant women comes from excessive beer drinking, couple with Garri but mainly the beer. We really don't have any promotion of men's health in Nigeria. Young guys will lift to get muscles but it ends there. No matter how good government is, our life expectancy will never increase if we abuse our bodies with excessive alcohol, binge eating and an unbalanced diet. Most Nigerian men will act as if trying a salad or something other than heavy starch (garri, fufu, amala, etc) is an insult but the result is they're insulting themselves by turning into a human shoe.


We need to promote men's health. Women are beginning to sport pot belle too but we men are taking it to the next level.
Re: Nigerian Men: What Are We Going To Do About Pot Bellies? by MajeMedia: 2:04am On Nov 30, 2014
this unhealthy appearance is more than a look. Someone who can't take care of themselves is showing you open signs of laziness, indiscipline and ignorance.

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It's not that fat people are bad, but when you see a gut like that you're looking at a naturally skinny person who has been eating based on greed not hunger and drowning his life in Hieneken and Gulder
Re: Nigerian Men: What Are We Going To Do About Pot Bellies? by MajeMedia: 2:10am On Nov 30, 2014
If you think I'm joking, look at out performing governors past and present






Re: Nigerian Men: What Are We Going To Do About Pot Bellies? by Oklander: 2:20am On Nov 30, 2014
na our military chiefs and police ogas at the top worst pass, with fat belly bigger than pregnant women. All of them with one-fat-park...smh!
Re: Nigerian Men: What Are We Going To Do About Pot Bellies? by Nobody: 2:48am On Nov 30, 2014
blame it on the beercohol. lool
Re: Nigerian Men: What Are We Going To Do About Pot Bellies? by Qsscruz(m): 3:16am On Nov 30, 2014
Some girls really take that as a sign of good living.. Smh
Re: Nigerian Men: What Are We Going To Do About Pot Bellies? by M4gunners: 3:29am On Nov 30, 2014
I didn't see men's here, i only see group of polithiefcial
Re: Nigerian Men: What Are We Going To Do About Pot Bellies? by akoaki(m): 5:08am On Nov 30, 2014
Adults do not need three meals a day unless they engage in a jobs that require a lot of energy. If adults must eat three times, it should be 2 light meals and 1 heavy meal preferable for lunch.
Alcohol should be minimised both in quantity and frequency.
Men should also purge/detoxify at least once a month to rejuvenate the body.
Finally , exercise moderately but consistently, including regular safe sex.

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Re: Nigerian Men: What Are We Going To Do About Pot Bellies? by jamace(m): 5:15am On Nov 30, 2014
grin "Evidence of good living" grin

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