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[color=#995500]This ain't about PDP or APC, the rally if possible should escalate to violence. Let all the political office holders be shown the heat of d #zanga.

They travel to developed cities and they know how things are done. But no, na padipadi government dey go do. All their kids study abroad while they sparingly fund our education sector.

Buhari will travel out to get treated, what's d problem with him? Are our doctors incapable or you have just been cursed to always travel out for treatment.


Peace rally seriously? That was what the leaders gave us to avert the wrath of the masses.


America may be developed today, they have gone through numerous violence protests.


This is a call for the brave. We don't need people who will shiver at the sight of soldiers. We want the people who carry the spirits of the Turkish who don't give A flying fvck about soldiers.


This is a dark song, to gear our minds to be motivated to a Dark rally. This is my song.




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Listen and listen good, you don't actually have to be a scientist to know That the little acts of cleanliness or Better paraphrased say antiseptic acts of ours doesn't make us completely free of microbes, NO. The way our body works is such that our white blood cells and other immune system soldiers have a certain capacity, as far as the load of foreign particles(microbes) do not exceed this so-called capacity, we are still good to go our daily routines. However Not, once this threshold is reached, our immune system breaks down and that's when we develop ailments.

Conclusively, d summary of my epistle is the fact that you being healthy Or careful isn't a guarantee you are devoid of d causative agent Of some ailments e g malaria.


NOTE: threshold varies from individual to individual, what kills Mr. A may not just be strong enough to worry Mr. B


1. Handwashing rids your hand totally of microbes:

OK, seriously drop that mentality off your head. These intruders (microbes) are so tiny they reside in the crevices inbetween your skin folds, pores, name it. No matter how hard you try to wash them away, there will always be some enjoying citizenship.

I am not saying this action is useless, no it's efficient as to reducing the load of microbes off your hands.



2. You not having malaria over a long period of time means there ain't no plasmodium in your blood stream.

Plasmodium spp is d causative agent for malaria. It's a bacterium and it's carried about by mosquitoes. I know some of you can boast of living beyond 4 or 5 years without treating malaria, pull it off man, go for test and don't be surprised you will test positive. The load ain't just right yet to cause you serious malaria.


3. I have never had typhoid fever, I think I have been very careful not to have Ingested infected food.

Don't flatter yourself too much, your load is just still below your immune threshold, so do well in continuing to watch what enters via ur oesophagus.


4. My family members all contracted Apollo but I didn't. I managed to avoid eye contact.

Yes you didn't literally, but scientifically you are perhaps a carrier. You may reach your office the following morning and still dish it out to innocent colleagues. Then it begs d question 'who brought this into office? ' my dear, na you.

You've been a carrier only since the microbial load in your eyes ain't enough to compromise your immunity, however, those little boys only did well in chilling in your eyeballs till they could get to colleagues whose immunities will give in easily.


5. I don't have skin infections, thanks to my acts of cleanliness (frequent baths WIth dettol)

My friend, like I said above, if you like, bathe in Omo or hypo, you'd still have them on your skin. Bathing doesn't totally rid you of these microbes, it only helps you fix microbial load so that your immune system won't give in someday.



Now that you have known, do well to enlighten others.


You may add yours too.


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