ROSYL:
It could be weather hun. I rem when I came back, my cousins were all whispering to themselves that I use lightening lotion.They actually sent a spy to find out the kind of cream I use.Hahahahahahah, they were really disappointed, when they found Johnson body wash and Garnier mosturising cream in my room...lol.
Here it is,Skin color is determined genetically. Genes tell the body how much of the two types of melanin, the pigment that helps to determine the skin color, to produce. Pheomelanin causes reddish yellow pigments, and eumelanin gives deep brown coloring. But skin tone is not all genetic: more melanin is produced when you are out in the sun,and vice versa. Sunlight exposure causes the optic nerve to signal the pituitary glad to release more melanin, and that's exactly what happens when you are in Naija( too much sun, kai). Most pple tend to be dark, buh their skin tone tends to change once they leave the shores of Africa.When pple migrate to Europe and east into Asia, they are exposed to different amounts of sun. There, you find your dark skin working against you,preventing you from absorbing enough sunlight to create vitamin D. To adapt, your body start producing less melanin, hence lighter skin.
The above was exactly what happened to me, and threw my cousins into midnight gossips.

ROSYL:
It could be weather hun. I rem when I came back, my cousins were all whispering to themselves that I use lightening lotion.They actually sent a spy to find out the kind of cream I use.Hahahahahahah, they were really disappointed, when they found Johnson body wash and Garnier mosturising cream in my room...lol.
Here it is,Skin color is determined genetically. Genes tell the body how much of the two types of melanin, the pigment that helps to determine the skin color, to produce. Pheomelanin causes reddish yellow pigments, and eumelanin gives deep brown coloring. But skin tone is not all genetic: more melanin is produced when you are out in the sun,and vice versa. Sunlight exposure causes the optic nerve to signal the pituitary glad to release more melanin, and that's exactly what happens when you are in Naija( too much sun, kai). Most pple tend to be dark, buh their skin tone tends to change once they leave the shores of Africa.When pple migrate to Europe and east into Asia, they are exposed to different amounts of sun. There, you find your dark skin working against you,preventing you from absorbing enough sunlight to create vitamin D. To adapt, your body start producing less melanin, hence lighter skin.
The above was exactly what happened to me, and threw my cousins into midnight gossips.

Spycom: Super Eagles former captain...

olawonder:

Gals no dey do anything for their life, only 'oshofri' life dem sabi! wen guys dey hustle for street, dey pako level dem no go everly near u... but wen success come dem go dey snap, pose, show off with d guy's blessing as if dem b part of it! I'll snap, pose and show off my mother, rather than dis bonga, smelly things parading demselves on NL all d time! **continues washing up**

ROSYL:
It could be weather hun. I rem when I came back, my cousins were all whispering to themselves that I use lightening lotion.They actually sent a spy to find out the kind of cream I use.Hahahahahahah, they were really disappointed, when they found Johnson body wash and Garnier mosturising cream in my room...lol.
Here it is,Skin color is determined genetically. Genes tell the body how much of the two types of melanin, the pigment that helps to determine the skin color, to produce. Pheomelanin causes reddish yellow pigments, and eumelanin gives deep brown coloring. But skin tone is not all genetic: more melanin is produced when you are out in the sun,and vice versa. Sunlight exposure causes the optic nerve to signal the pituitary glad to release more melanin, and that's exactly what happens when you are in Naija( too much sun, kai). Most pple tend to be dark, buh their skin tone tends to change once they leave the shores of Africa.When pple migrate to Europe and east into Asia, they are exposed to different amounts of sun. There, you find your dark skin working against you,preventing you from absorbing enough sunlight to create vitamin D. To adapt, your body start producing less melanin, hence lighter skin.
The above was exactly what happened to me, and threw my cousins into midnight gossips.

50calibre: See wetin yobo dey fu*k! Money good oh! I wonder how it feels to know that the girl you are fu*king was once the most beautiful girl in the country.

blink182: Your mother's ex.

Obnoxious question, obnoxious answer.

chymystique: Ugly Yobo wif dt his Kpomo Lips lookin Cute.. Photogenic tynz ... Cute family tho

lorretta u: I love smart people

Cold blooded: Yobo ugly? maybe u need to see an optician before u call Osazie ugly too!

ROSYL: Meanwhile, has the Adaeze found a job yet?

sexymoma: Who is Joseph Zobo

ROSYL:
It could be weather hun. I rem when I came back, my cousins were all whispering to themselves that I use lightening lotion.They actually sent a spy to find out the kind of cream I use.Hahahahahahah, they were really disappointed, when they found Johnson body wash and Garnier mosturising cream in my room...lol.
Here it is,Skin color is determined genetically. Genes tell the body how much of the two types of melanin, the pigment that helps to determine the skin color, to produce. Pheomelanin causes reddish yellow pigments, and eumelanin gives deep brown coloring. But skin tone is not all genetic: more melanin is produced when you are out in the sun,and vice versa. Sunlight exposure causes the optic nerve to signal the pituitary glad to release more melanin, and that's exactly what happens when you are in Naija( too much sun, kai). Most pple tend to be dark, buh their skin tone tends to change once they leave the shores of Africa.When pple migrate to Europe and east into Asia, they are exposed to different amounts of sun. There, you find your dark skin working against you,preventing you from absorbing enough sunlight to create vitamin D. To adapt, your body start producing less melanin, hence lighter skin.
The above was exactly what happened to me, and threw my cousins into midnight gossips.

ROSYL:
It could be weather hun. I rem when I came back, my cousins were all whispering to themselves that I use lightening lotion.They actually sent a spy to find out the kind of cream I use.Hahahahahahah, they were really disappointed, when they found Johnson body wash and Garnier mosturising cream in my room...lol.
Here it is,Skin color is determined genetically. Genes tell the body how much of the two types of melanin, the pigment that helps to determine the skin color, to produce. Pheomelanin causes reddish yellow pigments, and eumelanin gives deep brown coloring. But skin tone is not all genetic: more melanin is produced when you are out in the sun,and vice versa. Sunlight exposure causes the optic nerve to signal the pituitary glad to release more melanin, and that's exactly what happens when you are in Naija( too much sun, kai). Most pple tend to be dark, buh their skin tone tends to change once they leave the shores of Africa.When pple migrate to Europe and east into Asia, they are exposed to different amounts of sun. There, you find your dark skin working against you,preventing you from absorbing enough sunlight to create vitamin D. To adapt, your body start producing less melanin, hence lighter skin.
The above was exactly what happened to me, and threw my cousins into midnight gossips.

vivacious vivi:

Interesting. So this is what happened to me as well. I have always wondered and stupidly attributed it to better food!! Lol.

burning_spear:

Good analysis and flow!
It's evident, you can make a good career as a writer! If you are not writing yet, you can start now! You can't imagine how far this obvious talent can take you! Make the step now, starting from your field.

50calibre:

Wow! I never knew there were two types of melanin. Are you some sort of dermatologist or geneticist?

gustdableman: the wife snap yobo and pinkin, yobo snap the wife and the pikin, the pikin snap yobo and the wife, excellente

ROSYL:
Thanks hun, buh i think I was born to be CSI;forensic analyst.What initially drew me to forensic science arose from childhood intrigue into the intricacies of life science. This interest flourished greatly because since my childhood, while mates were busy reading love novels like M&B, I was busy with detective novels like chase. THis passion has grown a deeper appreciation for the many challenges of using scientific techniques to solve crimes. Forensics can provide clues to what happened, how it happened, when it happened, and most importantly: who did it.
My goal in my life is to work within a criminal investigative area either by continuing to develop as a forensic lab analyst( analysing evidence in the lab. Forget what u watch on TV, those that go to crime scenes;CSI, are quite diff from those that analyse evidence in the lab. This is to avoid cross coontamination of evidence. Buh on CSI series, u see them doing everything) or to work as a civilian Crime Scene Investigator. Working towards achieving justice for victims of crimes would give me immense job satisfaction.
Hope I didn't deviate much.

Joavid: dis adaeze gets lighter and lighter..she wan turn oyinbo ni??

burning_spear:

Then start writing on forensic analysis.
The world is waiting to read your books in this important area!
Did Akolade actually murder his wife? May be not!
Who murdered Dipo Dina?
What about Folorunsho Williams, Bola Ige, etc
Apo six and the police: Families still searching for justice since 8 yrs!
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The Nigeria lawyers, Police, Army, SSS and most importantly the voiceless in our communities will surely benefit from your work, ROSYL!

ROSYL: Meanwhile, has the Adaeze found a job yet?