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Butchers at the Kubwa abattoir in Abuja have reverted to using condemned tyres for roasting meat, abandoning a modern facility due to the lack of essential equipment. Experts have raised alarms over the health risks linked to this traditional method of meat processing.
Many individuals often find themselves snacking late at night, but this habit poses significant health risks. As society's routine blurs the lines between daytime activities and evening relaxation, late-night eating has become a growing concern, particularly in fast-paced urban settings.
A health expert has highlighted the growing threat of diabetes among children in Nigeria, attributing it to poor dietary habits and lack of physical activity. Many parents are unaware that children can develop diabetes, which contributes to the misconception that this condition is rare in youngsters.
This compelling video reveals the alarming reality of counterfeit items sold throughout Nigeria, including dangerous counterfeit medications and deceptive beauty products. The video discusses the troubling implications of these substandard goods.
In Lagos, a total of 17 environmental violators were brought before the Magistrate Court for urinating and defecating in public areas. They were fined or given a short prison term.
A 24-year-old man in southern France was hospitalized after a World War I artillery shell was found lodged in his rectum. The incident sparked a significant emergency response from hospital staff and authorities.
Medical experts have raised concerns regarding the potential mental health issues stemming from excessive social media and smartphone usage. They highlight risks such as depression, anxiety, and poor academic performance, particularly among young individuals.
In a recent discussion, Dr. Seyi Oyesola asserted that modern techniques and training have made anesthesia in Nigeria considerably safer, noting that patients are now more at risk of fatal accidents while crossing the street than from receiving anesthesia during surgeries.
