₦airaland Forum

I served in Sokoto state and had the privilege of seeing how kilishi is prepared. It is left in the open air for days to dry under normal atmospheric conditions with flies every where and areas of the slices containing fats became greenish which usually fade away once fully dried. Once dried they are then coated with the redish sauce before being sold as kilishi.

Unlike suya the rams mostly in Sokoto are slaughtered that day and grilled with spiced vegetables oil and eating with pepper sauce.

After that experience I swore never to eat kilishi again

With this kind of autrance, it's very clear to the whole world that all the incidents including the controversial pipe line blast resulting to the overly swift deceleration of state of emergency were his calculated plot under the watchful eyes of his pay master. All just for their selfish gain.

Power don't last forever, what goes around comes around.

It's called alopecia, it can be managed tho no permanent treatment as it's autoimmune attack on your hair follicles. I share the same condition as you. I also happened to be a Pharmacologist, so when ever I noticed any sport on my head I just go to the pharmacy pick up the drug and self administer.

I'll advise you visit a dermatologist for proper guidance. The drug of choice is a corticosteroids called triamcinolone acetonide, it is available as an ointment and injectable (intramuscular injection) one every 4 weeks. ( The best product in the market is called KENALOG,)

Please visit a dermatologist