When Your Diet Works Against You, By Kayode Ojewale
The consumption of diets high in processed content may lead to life-threatening health consequences and will ultimately hasten one’s journey to the grave. When we religiously and consciously monitor what we consume, we make our diets work for us and not against us. Most times we are compelled to take…
Herbal Drugs: Bridging the Gap Between Tradition and Academia, By Kayode Ojewale
With the guiding regulatory and research support from NAFDAC and NIPRD, herbal medicine practitioners and manufacturers are well positioned to champion the coming together of tradition and academia in Nigeria for the delivery of scientific herbal medicare alternatives. Nature itself is the best physician – Hippocrates (460 - 370 BC)…
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The Return of Krest and Tuketuke, By Louis Odion
...proclamation” is also euphemistic of “Tuketuke” politics rebranded, with some of the partisans obviously chaffing under the yoke of disrupted “stomach infrastructure” and the rupture of juice pipelines, now preferring to dance naked and barefoot at the communal square, not ashamed to flaunt necklaces made of a glutton’s teeth. After…
A Deadly Feud Between Two Federal Agencies, By Kayode Ojewale
It is therefore hightime the ministries supervising these agencies stopped the needless media war between NAFDAC and NAQS over the use or ban of methyl bromide as fumigant. Since human health is involved, the argument over whose purview it is to announce the ban of such poisonous pesticide is unacceptable.…
Drug Abuse: Killing Nigeria Softly, By Kayode Ojewale
Recently, a report of the first ever survey on drug use in Nigeria was released. The survey, which was supported by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and the European Union, revealed that about million Nigerians, representing about per cent of the country’s population between ages 15 to…
An Irukera As the Right Fit For Kogi, By George Oyedepo
Irukera can be an example, even if not necessarily the person, specifically. I know that there are some who can do a great job, but, even for the states that have worked and positions in government that have succeeded, not many have come to the job with what he has…
The Dangers of Using Sniper Insecticide Indoors, By Kayode Ojewale
to the fore the dangerous effects of the uncontrolled use and unregulated availability of Sniper in the society at large. The big challenge of easy accessibility of Sniper is the reason that you find it almost everywhere – in the markets, on the streets and by the roadsides. Fumigation is…
Senator Adeyeye’s Umbrage: Fact or Fiction?, By ‘Tope Fasua
Senator Adeyeye says Nigeria’s Constitution is the problem with the country. Is this true? I very much doubt it. Usually, lawyers are the ones who think this way, but it is said that if your only tool is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail. Men are not made…
How Rotten Tomatoes Cause Cancer, By Kayode Ojewale
“once tomatoes become rotten, they will have microorganisms, mostly fungi, and fungi in rotten tomatoes produce mycotoxins which are deadly and induce cancer, and cause immune deficiency in man and animals. Mycotoxins are deadly and can cause all sorts of poisoning in the body. Some research suggested that mycotoxins could…
Evading Deadly Sniper-treated Beans, By Kayode Ojewale
How then do we identify beans treated with Sniper? Difficulty may arise in knowing this at the point of purchase because no one can tell which beans is contaminated by mere visual First, pour the beans in a bowl or bucket of water. Second, stir for about 20 seconds. If…