The ‘Se o Jasi?’ slogan boldly inscribed on Olushola Olajide’s GIT mobilizer t-shirt was what first caught the attention of Muyiwa Oladeesu, a 29-year-old hairdresser from Lanlate, Ibarapa East LGA of Oyo State. “There was this brother at my church who usually wears a shirt with the inscription ‘Se o jasi?’. I would often ask […]
“I felt a huge cloud of sadness after I finished high school, but didn’t really understand how to categorize it. Due to various things and personal occurrences, but I realized I was actually depressed when I moved to Canada and I tried to take my life after series of cutting. I just felt empty and
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very year on August 20, 2019, the world marks Mosquito Day after it was first established in 1897 when the link between mosquitos and malaria transmission was discovered by Sir Ronald Ross. The whole essence of this commemoration is to raise awareness that females transmit malaria between humans, malaria prevention, as well as fundraising research
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n World Tuberculosis (TB) Day, experts across the world have converged in Abuja to urge all stakeholders to prioritise partnership in the effort to end the infectious disease in Nigeria. This was a unanimous conclusion from the majority of the experts who spoke at the 2nd National Tuberculosis Conference, which was held at the International
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or about 425 million people around the world, Diabetes Mellitus is bad news. The disease if left untreated could result in lifelong conditions, including amputations of the limb, however, there are 1.6 million people who die from the disease, every year. Every year on November 14, the United Nations celebrates World Diabetes Day, this year,
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