An endocrinologist, Dr Ayuba Mugana, has advised patients with diabetes to avoid walking barefoot to reduce the risk of foot injuries and amputation. He said this in an interview with newsmen today in Bauchi. Mugana underscored the importance of proper foot care for those with diabetes, noting that diabetic foot complications were the second m...
Are you planning to walk down the aisle? Planning a wedding is an exciting yet stressful experience, and it’s easy to make mistakes along the way. However, being aware of the common mistakes brides make can help you have a smoother and more enjoyable wedding day, reports Nigerian Tribune. Here are some mistakes brides should […]
•Tinubu A group known as the Indigent Farmers Association of the South East geopolitical zone of Nigeria (IFAS) has called on President Bola Tinubu to focus on addressing the grievances of protesters in order to prevent further unrest. The group’s open letter to the president emphasised the urgent need to address issues such as widespread [&he...
•’Pure water’ A public health expert, Prof. Olalubi Oluwashogo, has warned on the dangers of patronising sachet waters not fully certified by the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC). He gave the warning during a town hall meeting organised by Fridabs Solacebase communication in partnership with Wol...
•Zobo In light of the prevalence of Cholera, the federal government has asked Nigerians to avoid locally made drinks such as kunu, zobo and fura to prevent cholera disease. Minister of State for Environment, Iziaq Salako, gave the advice in a statement issued in Abuja today. Salako asked Nigerians on preventive measures such as keeping [&helli...
•Air tickets, passports and credit card on world map Avoiding travel agent scams is crucial to ensure a safe and enjoyable travel experience. With the high rate of individuals relocating in search of better opportunities, fake travel agents exploit this trend to exploit eager travelers, reports Nigerian Tribune. Unfortunately, many individuals...
•Gunmen The spate of kidnappings by bandits and other criminals across the country is alarming, and this has caused panic among Nigerians. Some weeks ago, the nation’s capital, Abuja was hijacked by daredevil bandits who abducted six girls of the same family and killed one in the process of demanding ransom, reports Vanguard. The incident [&he...
•Harmattan As Nigerians experience the harmattan season, medical experts have advised them to ensure they drink enough water to avoid dehydration and some kidney-associated problems. The experts, from University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, gave the advice in an interview with our correspondent today in Ibadan, reports NAN. Dr Femi Popoola,...
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