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The most corrupt president we ever had has spoken |
Peter Obi and Atiku Abubakar are being blamed for Buhari's policy. These people are mentally deranged and their cowardice is sickening. |
Even if all Igbos should join APC, urchins will still call us names. You will start hearing things like, they are about to reap where they didn't sow, they want to hijack our party. Remain where we are, "Igbos are not smart, they are not bridge builders, they have taken themselves back 24 years, they can never be president" |
He apologised to Yoruba people that he offended, so what's the big deal? |
Everyone wearing a red cap is now an Igbo leader. |
TheNiceGuy:A Kenyan posted something and you still found a way to mention Igbos. |
I write blog posts on drugs and diseases, if there is anything you would want me to publish that would be helpful to your health. I will try and source the material and write it within a day. |
There is higher incidence of pregnant women taking alcohol right now in the society and this is alarming considering the risks associated with alcohol consumption during pregnancy. A neighbour asked me about it today and I decided to source materials and write about it. Pregnancy is a special time when a woman's body goes through many changes to support the growth and development of a new life. It is essential to take good care of oneself during this time to ensure the health and wellbeing of the growing baby. One of the most important things that a pregnant woman can do for her baby is to avoid alcohol during pregnancy. Here are some of the reasons why avoiding alcohol during pregnancy is so important: Increased Risk of Miscarriage Drinking alcohol during pregnancy has been associated with an increased risk of miscarriage. This risk increases with the amount of alcohol consumed. Women who drink heavily during the first trimester of pregnancy are more likely to miscarry than women who do not drink. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) is a serious condition that can occur in babies who are exposed to alcohol in the womb. It can cause a range of physical, behavioral, and cognitive problems, including facial abnormalities, growth deficits, learning difficulties, and intellectual disability. FAS is a lifelong condition that cannot be cured. Other Alcohol-Related Birth Defects Even if a baby is not diagnosed with FAS, exposure to alcohol in the womb can still cause other birth defects, such as heart defects, kidney problems, and hearing and vision problems. Preterm Birth and Low Birth Weight Drinking alcohol during pregnancy has been linked to an increased risk of preterm birth, which can lead to a range of health problems for the baby. Babies born to women who drink during pregnancy are also more likely to be born with a low birth weight, which can also lead to health problems. Increased Risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Babies born to women who drink during pregnancy are at increased risk of SIDS, which is the sudden, unexplained death of a baby under one year of age. Negative Effects on the Mother Drinking alcohol during pregnancy can also have negative effects on the mother's health. It can increase the risk of high blood pressure, liver disease, and certain types of cancer. In conclusion, there are many reasons why a pregnant woman should avoid alcohol during pregnancy. Even small amounts of alcohol can have serious consequences for the developing fetus, including an increased risk of miscarriage, FAS, other alcohol-related birth defects, preterm birth, low birth weight, and SIDS. Moreover, drinking alcohol during pregnancy can also have negative effects on the mother's health. It is therefore best to err on the side of caution and avoid alcohol altogether during pregnancy. If you are pregnant and struggling with alcohol use, there is help available. Talk to your healthcare provider or a trusted professional for support and resources to help you quit drinking during pregnancy. Remember, the health and wellbeing of your growing baby depend on it. Source: https://nigerianpharmacistblog..com/2023/02/why-pregnant-woman-should-avoid-alcohol.html |
For the first time ever, I support Buhari. Now that Malami has asked Supreme court to dismiss the suit, hope APC goons can call out Buhari instead of Emefiele. Cowards. |
This man is always high |
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Iceking1:No but they can report you to credit bureau which will adversely affect your credit rating |
Quim2:Alright, I will get back to you |
Quim2:What's the issue?? |
Quim2:Good morning |
alexnurreo:Just shut up already. Is Erythromycin indicated for acne and is that nonsense you wrote there the normal dose of Erythromycin? Rubbish, that's how you people contribute to antibiotics resistance. |
Charlie2020:I would have advised antibiotics but this is a public forum, I hate abuse of antibiotics. |
alexnurreo:Stop prescribing what you don't know |
Brendaniel:Please don't ever prescribe this again to anyone. Ampiclox 1 twice daily? Kai!! |
It looks like acne. Try Benzoyl peroxide cream, the most popular is Oxy 10 |
How can a President's aide write such rubbish? God forbid, like principal like appointee |
There is nothing to debunk here the young man was arrested on the orders of the tyrant Aisha Buhari... |
Old Trafford becomes Itrafford |
Dozis:Lalasticlala and Mynd44 let's balance this story |
The uploaded pictures are verifiable facts about Peter Obi and Peter Odili's time in CKC
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The original drug Baron |
Someone finally told him |
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Irresponsible president. The man that picks his teeth while Nigeria is on fire
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RIP Twitter. Capitalism killed it |
Irresponsible president. What is the budgeted allocation for Aso rock clinic again? |
Believe FG at your peril. They allowed Bandits, kidnappers, terrorists, economic woes. |
