Iamoyindamola zazu beat craze commot Igwe Tupac head o

A quite interesting analysis on the Nigerian state, call it a post-mortem before the post-mortem.

https://twitter.com/PeccaviConsults/status/1739801872167321733?t=--vmTpAbVEfbYFcC3TyDyw&s=19

If we go by the crowd that often is available for campaigns, Northern population passes eye test. Nigeria's population data might not be as far from the truth as we often think.

BlueRayDick:
Iamoyindamola zazu beat craze commot Igwe Tupac head o

Lol
Normal normal igwe tupaac get mouth but zazuno suppose beat am

iamoyindamola:

Lol
Normal normal igwe tupaac get mouth but zazuno suppose beat am

Zazu na street boy na. They learn amateur boxing as part of street cred from a young age; na only us wey be '"omo get inside" no sabi box from teenge years.

How far, abeg recommend some nice series or movies for me on Amazon Prime or Netflix make I use hold body

Aketi don go 😤

Lannyjoe4u:
Aketi don go 😤

Ahhh. Are u for real ?

BlueRayDick:


Zazu na street boy na. They learn amateur boxing as part of street cred from a young age; na only us wey be '"omo get inside" no sabi box from teenge years.

How far, abeg recommend some nice series or movies for me on Amazon Prime or Netflix make I use hold body

https://fb.watch/pbCdnfPQur/?mibextid=Nif5oz
See as them down person father🤣🤣🤣

There is one series in Amazon 'metal' something it's nice
Also try watch all naija movies and series there they are all nice

When I get home or chanced I will check their titles both on Netflix and Amazon

BlueRayDick:


Ahhh. Are u for real ?

Who's that

iamoyindamola:

Who's that

Governor Akeredolu of Ondo state. Sahara reporters has reported he's dead.

BlueRayDick:


Governor Akeredolu of Ondo state. Sahara reporters has reported he's dead.

May his soul rest in peace

iamoyindamola:

May his soul rest in peace

Amen. RIP to him.

Blood cancer no be good thing at all

Posterity will be kind to Akeredolu for his role in ensuring Amotekun came on board to checkmate the menace of Fulani herdsmen at a time Buhari and FG decided to play blind and dumb to their atrocities in Yoruba land.

BlueRayDick:


Amen. RIP to him.

Blood cancer no be good thing at all

Cancer na your mate?

There are 1001 cancers that are nasty like that. Despite the billions being poured into cancer research when the wrong type nabs someone, there is no way out.

afrodoc2:


Cancer na your mate?

There are 1001 cancers that are nasty like that. Despite the billions being poured into cancer research when the wrong type nabs someone, there is no way out.

Omo! But is it that the medical scientists don't know exactly what causes cancer or what ? Because my believe is once u don't know the cause of an ailment, it will be almsot impossible to treat/cure it.

afrodoc2:


Cancer na your mate?

There are 1001 cancers that are nasty like that. Despite the billions being poured into cancer research when the wrong type nabs someone, there is no way out.

I didn't know that he would (not could) die from leukemia since he has all the money he might need for treatment and because Roman Reigns, a WWE wrestler, had leukemia but he has got it under control now.

BlueRayDick:


Omo! But is it that the medical scientists don't know exactly what causes cancer or what ? Because my believe is once u don't know the cause of an ailment, it will be almsot impossible to treat/cure it.

It is not that straightforward.

First of all, there is no single “cause” for cancer. I use the term cause loosely because in many cases those things don’t cause cancer they only increase your risk of developing it.

Let’s take cigarette smoking for instance. I once had a patient who had smoked 7 packs of cigarettes daily for 40yrs. It was not lung cancer that killed him as many would expect, but COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease). I currently have another patient who smoked 1 pack daily for a few decades as well. She currently has lung cancer that has spread to her liver and brain.
The first guy smoked far more but didn’t get cancer. Why? Because it is multifactorial. Family history and genetics plays a major role as well.

Breast cancer in many cases has no obvious cause but it runs so strongly in some family’s genes that some women remove their breasts before they develop breast cancer. Using contraceptives might increase risk but I would not say it CAUSES it.

For skin cancer it is mainly exposure to sunlight that increases risk but there is also a very strong genetic component. Rarely affects blacks cos of our melanin levels.

It is a viral infection that has been linked with cervical cancer. That is one cancer that has been tackled quite well in developed countries.

Prostate cancer also has a strong genetic component and no real causes as such but it is more common amongst blacks.

Stomach cancer also has a very strong genetic component but smoking, alcohol, and other factors can be involved.

Blood cancers are very diverse but most also have a strong genetic component, but there is sometimes also a link to smoking and radiation etc

As you can see there is not a single cause, and there hundreds of types of these cancers.

Overall most cancers have a genetic component which we can’t do much about in most cases. Then there are several other factors which vary depending on the type or cancer. If there is one thing one can do to reduce overall cancer risk though, it would be to stop smoking. I have not had many cancer patients who never smoked.

GrammarNazi1:

I didn't know that he would (not could) die from leukemia since he has all the money he might need for treatment and because Roman Reigns, a WWE wrestler, had leukemia but he has got it under control now.

There are different types of leukaemia generally, and even within each type there are subtypes which determine how aggressive the cancer is.
In some cases the genetic risk is so strong that even if the patient keeps beating the cancer with the help of treatment, it will keep coming back like a zombie until it gets him/her.

There is a reason cancer is the most feared diagnosis in the developed world. In many cases your money can’t save you.

Theflint1:
If we go by the crowd that often is available for campaigns, Northern population passes eye test. Nigeria's population data might not be as far from the truth as we often think.

That may be more about idle hands and poverty though.

In a state where there is gainful employment and business how many people will you be able to mobilize for rallies where people will get 1k attendance fee (not guaranteed)

Then again - the norths obsession with polygamy and multiplying may really be a long term political strategy that they have conveniently tied to religion.

Like the conservatives quiverful movements

Large numbers of pauperised and uneducated voters are essential for state capture.

afrodoc2:


There are different types of leukaemia generally, and even within each type there are subtypes which determine how aggressive the cancer is.
In some cases the genetic risk is so strong that even if the patient keeps beating the cancer with the help of treatment, it will keep coming back like a zombie until it gets him/her.

There is a reason cancer is the most feared diagnosis in the developed world. In many cases your money can’t save you.

This is understandable.

afrodoc2:


It is not that straightforward.

First of all, there is no single “cause” for cancer. I use the term cause loosely because in many cases those things don’t cause cancer they only increase your risk of developing it.

Let’s take cigarette smoking for instance. I once had a patient who had smoked 7 packs of cigarettes daily for 40yrs. It was not lung cancer that killed him as many would expect, but COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease). I currently have another patient who smoked 1 pack daily for a few decades as well. She currently has lung cancer that has spread to her liver and brain.
The first guy smoked far more but didn’t get cancer. Why? Because it is multifactorial. Family history and genetics plays a major role as well.

Breast cancer in many cases has no obvious cause but it runs so strongly in some family’s genes that some women remove their breasts before they develop breast cancer. Using contraceptives might increase risk but I would not say it CAUSES it.

For skin cancer it is mainly exposure to sunlight that increases risk but there is also a very strong genetic component. Rarely affects blacks cos of our melanin levels.

It is a viral infection that has been linked with cervical cancer. That is one cancer that has been tackled quite well in developed countries.

Prostate cancer also has a strong genetic component and no real causes as such but it is more common amongst blacks.

Stomach cancer also has a very strong genetic component but smoking, alcohol, and other factors can be involved.

Blood cancers are very diverse but most also have a strong genetic component, but there is sometimes also a link to smoking and radiation etc

As you can see there is not a single cause, and there hundreds of types of these cancers.

Overall most cancers have a genetic component which we can’t do much about in most cases. Then there are several other factors which vary depending on the type or cancer. If there is one thing one can do to reduce overall cancer risk though, it would be to stop smoking. I have not had many cancer patients who never smoked.

Hmmm... Na wa o, las las we come this world to die ni.

I was going to ask if Leukamia wasn't treatable cos I remember Carl Ikeme had it and survived after Chemo and all.....But I guess u already answered my question with the talks about Genetics & some of these things being multifactorial.

Yesterday night the Military averted yet another planned attack of the monsters on Riyom and Gwol in Plateau State. Deji Adesogan

"Your genetics load the gun. Your lifestyle pulls the trigger"

The above was a popular quote back in school. Don't know who said it

afrodoc2:


It is not that straightforward.

First of all, there is no single “cause” for cancer. I use the term cause loosely because in many cases those things don’t cause cancer they only increase your risk of developing it.

Let’s take cigarette smoking for instance. I once had a patient who had smoked 7 packs of cigarettes daily for 40yrs. It was not lung cancer that killed him as many would expect, but COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease). I currently have another patient who smoked 1 pack daily for a few decades as well. She currently has lung cancer that has spread to her liver and brain.
The first guy smoked far more but didn’t get cancer. Why? Because it is multifactorial. Family history and genetics plays a major role as well.

Breast cancer in many cases has no obvious cause but it runs so strongly in some family’s genes that some women remove their breasts before they develop breast cancer. Using contraceptives might increase risk but I would not say it CAUSES it.

For skin cancer it is mainly exposure to sunlight that increases risk but there is also a very strong genetic component. Rarely affects blacks cos of our melanin levels.

It is a viral infection that has been linked with cervical cancer. That is one cancer that has been tackled quite well in developed countries.

Prostate cancer also has a strong genetic component and no real causes as such but it is more common amongst blacks.

Stomach cancer also has a very strong genetic component but smoking, alcohol, and other factors can be involved.

Blood cancers are very diverse but most also have a strong genetic component, but there is sometimes also a link to smoking and radiation etc

As you can see there is not a single cause, and there hundreds of types of these cancers.

Overall most cancers have a genetic component which we can’t do much about in most cases. Then there are several other factors which vary depending on the type or cancer. If there is one thing one can do to reduce overall cancer risk though, it would be to stop smoking. I have not had many cancer patients who never smoked.

Hmmmm. Nawa o

User09:
"Your genetics load the gun. Your lifestyle pulls the trigger"

The above was a popular quote back in school. Don't know who said it

Very apt way to put it. That is why when you see your friend smoking or drinking heavily, and nothing happens to him, don't think you can join him.
Everybody is walking around with different types of loaded guns. Some have blanks and some have armour-piercing bullets.

afrodoc2:


Very apt way to put it. That is why when you see your friend smoking or drinking heavily, and nothing happens to him, don't think you can join him.
Everybody is walking around with different types of loaded guns. Some have blanks and some have armour-piercing bullets.

This is another third world problem as we are exposed to all sorts of carcinogens without even knowing

I read that ndlea was busting people in high brow neighborhoods whose houses were meth labs. So everyone in the estate has been exposed without knowing

What youtube diy videos and you will see people wearing gloves for tasks we consider mundane. Apparently used engine oil is dangerous to handle, as an example.

Then you have unsafe products that westerners have discarded that are brought here to sell as goods

There is going to be a skin cancer epidemic. I don't
know what it will take for nafdac to go after all the
'caro white' creams being sold.

GloriousGbola:


This is another third world problem as we are exposed to all sorts of carcinogens without even knowing

I read that ndlea was busting people in high brow neighborhoods whose houses were meth labs. So everyone in the estate has been exposed without knowing

What youtube diy videos and you will see people wearing gloves for tasks we consider mundane. Apparently used engine oil is dangerous to handle, as an example.

Then you have unsafe products that westerners have discarded that are brought here to sell as goods

There is going to be a skin cancer epidemic. I don't
know what it will take for nafdac to go after all the
'caro white' creams being sold.

Hmmm that skin cancer thing would be unfortunate. That is one thing our dark skin has helped us with and some of us want to concede own goal with those useless creams.

One thing people need to start doing in Nigeria is to go for regular checks. There are things that can be nipped in the bud if addressed early enough. I would say the cut-off should be around 30yrs of age for Nigeria. Once you hit that age you should see your doctor once a year for a check and carry out relevant tests.

I heard Semo no get nutritional value .

I no kuku eat am before ; it’s one swallow I never liked for anything

afrodoc2:


Hmmm that skin cancer thing would be unfortunate. That is one thing our dark skin has helped us with and some of us want to concede own goal with those useless creams.

One thing people need to start doing in Nigeria is to go for regular checks. There are things that can be nipped in the bud if addressed early enough. I would say the cut-off should be around 30yrs of age for Nigeria. Once you hit that age you should see your doctor once a yearly for a check and carry out relevant tests.

There are some important things about our health we are oblivious about in this Nigeria. I think it was in 2022 a doctor told me that once an adult male crosses the 40-age mark, his chances of having prostate cancer is high and as such every man is advised to regularly check their PSA level to detect prostate cancer early so that it can be well managed before it degenerates.

There are so many people both educated and uneducated who don't even know this.

BlueRayDick:
I heard Semo no get nutritional value .

I no kuku eat am before ; it’s one swallow I never liked for anything

The guy forgot to add the most important point.

If you don’t buy ankara. Avoid semo.