Enoch07:
Who're these politicians?

kcnwaigbo:
Fellow nairalanders,



The way I see it, the North will is likely going to take over both the national chairmanship and presidential candidature of the PDP

Doxjosh1:
Nigerians Disgrace Nigerian Government Officials In New York, USA.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSNmHAj3c04

FreelanceRebel:


Ignorance is not bliss
Nigeria EduSat-1 was a Nigerian nanosatellite built by the Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA), created in conjunction with the Japanese Birds-1 program. It was Nigeria's first satellite built by a university.

Edusat-2 is a satellite planned to be launched in June or July 2021. It plans to be the first indigenous satellite developed by NASRDA engineers. It hopes to be launched from the International Space Station. It is expected to cost about ₦20,000,000

Mmuoojukwu:
I am to believe that most people masquerading as Yorubas or Igbos on nairaland may be the fulani herdmen. Wonder why a sensible Yoruba will take offence at the mentioning of yoruba even on good instances.

Morenikeji090:
lol no culture at all silly ass so disrespectful bigots and rebel like you

Most of us would love to have longer, thicker, healthier and lusher hair that grows out of our scalp. Hair grows an average of half an inch a month. So in a year you could get an extra six (6) + inches of new growth.
So why then does it seem your hair is getting shorter even with no trims? Probably means you have problems with retaining that growth (retention).
The most common reason for not retaining your growth are:
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[li]-Dry hair not keeping your hair moisturised makes it brittle and even easier to break off losing you length.[/li]
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Other things that may slow hair down:

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So what can you do? Very easily, incorporate a simple hair regimen into your beauty routine and put your hair in protective styles to maximise retention.
So now unto Protective styles. What are they you ask? Hair styles you put your hair in to minimise or prevent breakage allowing you to retain all of your hair growth
Buns & Updos:
Braids:
Weave-on extensions:
Kitso/weaving/flat twists:
Roller sets- yes like your mama used to the 2015 version
Even with your hair in these styles you need to follow a basic hair regimen and keep your hair moisturised. Here is a simple one that would work for most hair conditions
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.Deep condition your dry hair by applying a good conditioner (Growth Miracle Hair Masque) to dry hair much as you would a relaxer,apply a shower/steam cap and leave on for at least 30-60 mins, rinse thoroughly.
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2_
.Use a light conditioner (Growth Miracle PooCondish)to wash your hair concentrating on your scalp and hair ends (much as you would a shampoo) rinse out thoroughly.
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.Apply a liquid leave in to your hair (Growth Miracle Leave in) and then seal very lightly with an oil or butter (Growth Miracle Serum/Scalp balm or any Head2Toe Body Butter)
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4
Style your hair minimising the use of direct heat (blow dryers, flat irons etc)
Try and do steps (1) and (2) at least every two weeks preferably weekly. Step (3) you should do daily or every other day. Take a picture when you start and another in a month to gauge your hair’s progress.

Apply a little coconut oil to your beard for shine. Using a balm or butter will help to define your beard, preventing the overly fuzzy look.