OPINION

I Find Posting Critical Comments about Buhari Offensive and Irritating – Adewale Ajadi

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8 years ago

May 26, 2016

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Adewale Ajadi

There are many reasons that I find posting critical comments about Buhari offensive and in fact irritating. It is not because he has no faults. All my life I have been blessed to be born to parents who were Nigerians and never indulged in tribalism. My late father’s fatal prejudice against the Ijebu never really stood up to his friendship with Chief Taiye Oworu.

Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari

I am fifty with humility before my God, and I am Nigerian. Affirmed in my belief that for the first time in my life I have a Government that has created a space to fight for my grandchildren’s future. To leave a legacy by what I do, not who I know. I see the government’s own flaws, but here it is the inch, the round and space to stand for posterity. So I will fight you and all who will waste this opportunity posturing, lying and bluffing. You have no truth, none of you. It is not the government that will make us.

This war is my life. Nigeria only and Buhari, for now, is not fair; he is not perfect; and his own team are full of rubbish too. I am a soldier, simple. I will strike you off and dismiss you. No quarter and no inch because I fight for my children’s children. A place where they will not be black or even white and they can see even if I fail I to take a stance. It is one round at a time, I tell you as a boxer. This round we move from ascription, from people who are somebody only because they know anybody. It will be output of your choice, quality of your contribution and possibly content of your character. It is now at least and worse we fight this fight and you stop pretending friends for my posterity. Now! For God, for love, for Victory!

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Wizkid has been a famous Nigerian singer for over 10 years. Other singers often ask Wizkid to feature in remixes of their songs to make them even better. Just recently, DJ Tunez announced that Wizkid will be doing a remix of his song “Apala Disco” with Terry Apala.

This is exciting news for fans because they want to hear new music from Wizkid after his mini-album “S2” came out in December 2023. Here are 7 remixes where Wizkid did an awesome part on the song!

1. Rexxie’s “Abracadabra” (ft. Naira Marley & Skiibii)

This song was already a party anthem during the 2022 holiday season in Nigeria. But when Rexxie tapped Wizkid for the remix, it became a whole new level of hit. Wizkid’s verse added an extra spark that propelled the song to even greater commercial success.

2. Dr. Sid’s “Surulere” (ft. Phyno & Wizkid)

Dr. Sid’s “Surulere” was a smash on its own, but he knew he could take it even higher with a remix. Enter Wizkid and Phyno, two of Afrobeats’ finest.

Wizkid kicks off the song with a confident verse that embodies his superstar status, perfectly demonstrating why he was the perfect choice to elevate an already chart-topping track.

3. Kayswitch’s “For Example” (ft. Olamide & Wizkid)

This remix is considered one of the most legendary in Afrobeats history. Kayswitch brought together hitmakers Olamide and Wizkid, and both delivered unforgettable parts.

Wizkid’s verse on “For Example” consistently ranks among his best guest appearances, making it a true fan favourite.

4. Ice Prince’s “Aboki” (ft. Wizkid, Sarkodie, Khuli Chana, M.I Abaga, & Mercy Johnson)

When Ice Prince was at his creative peak, he assembled a superstar lineup for the remix of his massive hit “Aboki.” It’s like an Avengers team-up of Afrobeats, featuring Wizkid alongside rappers Sarkodie (Ghana), Khuli Chana (South Africa), and M.I. Abaga (Nigeria), plus a surprise appearance by actress Mercy Johnson.

Wizkid absolutely stole the show on this remix, showcasing his stunning melodies and incredible vocal range.

5. Kizz Daniel’s “Good Time (Wizkid Version)

In 2016, Wizkid didn’t just do a remix; he put his own spin on Kizz Daniel’s hit “Good Time.” Wizkid’s version was so impressive and captured the hearts of fans so much that it was officially recognised as the remix by Kizz Daniel’s label.

6. Soft’s “Money” (ft. Wizkid)

Up-and-coming artist Soft had a promising song with “Money,” but it was Wizkid’s magic touch on the remix that truly launched him into the mainstream. With Wizkid’s star power on board, “Money” became a guaranteed hit.

7. Praiz’s “Body Hot” (ft. Wizkid)

Praiz isn’t just a fan of Wizkid’s music; he’s a fan of collaborating with him! After featuring Wizkid on his song “Sisi,” Praiz called upon the megastar again for the remix of “Body Hot.” Their voices blend perfectly on this infectious song, creating a guaranteed dance floor filler.

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LIFESTYLE

Thinking About Getting A Piercing? Here’s What You Need To Know

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Piercings are a great way to express yourself and add a touch of individuality to your look. But before you leap, it’s important to understand the risks and aftercare involved.

Different areas of the body have varying levels of sensitivity and blood flow, which can affect healing time and the likelihood of complications. Here’s a breakdown of some popular piercing locations to consider:

1. Genital piercings

While these piercings can be aesthetically pleasing, they come with a higher risk of infection due to the warm, moist environment of the genital area.

Healing can be slow and uncomfortable, and everyday activities like exercise can irritate. Because of their sensitive location, meticulous aftercare is essential to prevent complications.

2. Oral piercings (tongue, lip, and cheek)

These piercings can add a touch of edge to your smile, but they can also irritate your gums, leading to gum recession or bleeding. They can also be a hazard to your teeth, causing chips, cracks, or loose teeth to accidentally bite down on the jewellery.

Speech impediments and difficulty eating are also common, especially during the initial healing period. Tongue piercing in particular can damage nerves in your tongue, resulting in permanent numbness or tingling.

3. Nipple piercings

Nipple piercing can be quite painful to heal due to the delicate nature of the tissue. There’s also a possibility of keloid scars forming, which are raised bumps of scar tissue.

If you plan on breastfeeding in the future, nipple piercings can interfere with milk flow or latching.

4. Surface piercings (neck, sternum, hip)

Because these areas move a lot throughout the day with everyday activities like walking or bending over, your body might reject the piercing or push it out (migration).

This constant movement can also irritate the piercing site, increasing the risk of infection. Extra care is needed to keep these piercings clean and avoid complications.

5. Dermal piercings (chest, back)

Similar to surface piercing, this piercing sits under the skin rather than going all the way through. This makes them more prone to migration or rejection. They’re also more likely to get infected because they’re implanted under a layer of skin, where bacteria can become trapped.

6. Cartilage piercings (upper ear)

Cartilage is a tough tissue with less blood flow than other areas of the body. This means cartilage piercings take longer to heal and are more susceptible to infection.

They can also leave keloid scars. Because cartilage doesn’t get as much blood to fight off infection, careful aftercare is crucial for these piercings.

7. Bridge piercings (nose)

The bridge of the nose is a delicate area with limited blood flow, making it prone to infection, scarring, and migration of the piercing. There’s also a risk of affecting the sinuses if the piercing is placed too close, leading to irritation and congestion.

8. Navel piercings

Navel piercing is a popular choice but can get infected or migrate easily, especially if your clothes rub against them constantly. Keeping your navel piercing clean and dry is essential to preventing infection. Avoid swimming or soaking in pools or tubs for extended periods while your piercing heals.

9. Conch piercings (inner ear)

Located in the inner portion of the ear, conch piercings can heal slowly due to the limited blood flow in the area. This also makes them more susceptible to infection. Proper aftercare is crucial for these piercings to prevent complications.

No matter where you decide to get pierced, it’s important to do your research. Find a reputable, licenced piercer who uses sterile equipment and follows safe piercing practices. Ask questions about the aftercare process and follow their instructions carefully. Taking good care of your piercing will minimise the risk of complications and ensure it heals properly.

HEALTHY LIVING

How To Smell Good All The Time

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April 21, 2024

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As the saying goes, smelling good is important for leaving a positive impression. It’s essential to be mindful of your body odour and invest in products that help you maintain a pleasant scent. Taking care of your hygiene ensures that you feel confident and comfortable in social situations. No one wants to feel embarrassed by unpleasant body odour when interacting with others.

Even if you start your day feeling fresh and clean, it’s common for your scent to fade as the day goes on. Fortunately, there are simple steps you can take to ensure you smell great throughout the day. Following these steps will help you maintain a pleasant fragrance and boost your confidence in any situation.

1. Wash the sweatiest parts of your body

Showering regularly is a must for staying fresh. When you wash, use scented soap and a sponge to clean your entire body thoroughly.

Focus on the sweat zones! These areas have more sweat glands, which can mix with bacteria on your skin and cause odour. Pay special attention to your armpits, groin area, inner thighs, and feet. Don’t forget other important areas like your chest, ears, genitals, and buttocks.

If you have sensitive skin, avoid harsh soaps with strong perfumes or antibacterial ingredients. These can irritate your skin.

2. Moisturise skin with scented lotion or cream

Lotion can be your secret weapon for long-lasting fragrance.

After you shower, your skin is clean and slightly damp. This moistness acts like a base that helps trap scents and keeps them lingering longer. Apply a scented lotion right after towelling off to lock in that fresh, clean feeling and your favourite scent. Lotions come in a wide variety of scents, so you can find one that complements your perfume or cologne.

Think about your perfume or cologne as the star of the show, and other scented products like lotion as supporting actors. Choosing a lotion or cream from the same brand as your perfume or cologne creates a layered effect. This layering reinforces your overall scent and makes it more complex and interesting than a single overpowering note.

While smelling good is important, it’s easy to go overboard. Too many competing scents can be overwhelming and unpleasant for both you and those around you. Consider using mostly unscented products for things like deodorant, hairspray, and lip balm.

This allows you to focus on one or two main scents—your lotion and perfume—which will create a more balanced and pleasant overall fragrance. Think of it like building an outfit—you wouldn’t wear clashing prints or colours from head to toe, and the same goes for scents!

3. Make your perfume or cologne last

To make your fragrance last all day, target your pulse points and torso. These areas naturally generate more body heat, which helps activate and release the scent throughout the day. Here’s how to apply:

Skip the rubbing: After applying lotion, gently dab your perfume or cologne on your wrists, neck, and even behind your ears. Rubbing these areas can break down the fragrance molecules, making the scent weaker.
Move down to your torso: For a more subtle but long-lasting effect, lightly spray a small amount of perfume or cologne on your chest and back.
Extend the fragrance to your hair: Spritz your hairbrush with your favourite perfume before brushing your dry hair. This will gently distribute the scent without weighing down your locks.
Less is more: Remember, a little perfume goes a long way. Avoid overdoing it; too much fragrance can be overwhelming. By applying strategically and in moderation, you’ll ensure you smell pleasant all day without being overpowering.

4. Use a deodorant or antiperspirant

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After showering, apply deodorant to your armpits to combat odour and minimise sweat, especially since armpits tend to develop odour faster due to numerous sweat glands. Antiperspirant deodorants work effectively to mask unpleasant smells and regulate sweat production. If you engage in physical activities that induce sweating, reapply deodorant as necessary to maintain freshness.

Deodorants are available in various forms, such as solid sticks, gel sticks, or sprays. Additionally, you have the option to opt for natural alternatives like rock deodorant or create your own using baking soda and coconut oil.

Consider using unscented deodorant if you intend to use perfumes or scented lotions to avoid overwhelming your senses with too many fragrances.

5. Put on clean clothes every day

Always wear fresh clothes each day, including a clean shirt, pants, underwear, bra, and socks, to ensure you maintain a pleasant scent throughout the day.

Changing into clean clothes helps prevent any lingering odours and keeps you feeling comfortable. If you tend to have sweaty or smelly feet, consider changing your socks multiple times throughout the day to maintain freshness and avoid discomfort.

6. Stay hydrated during the day

Staying hydrated is a double win for freshness. Drinking plenty of water throughout the day helps your body flush out toxins and sweat, which can contribute to body odour. Water also keeps your mouth moist, preventing bad breath caused by dryness or lingering food particles.

If you’re worried about strong food smells like coffee or garlic, drinking water helps dilute them in your mouth, leaving you feeling minty and fresh.

Make a habit of drinking at least eight glasses of water daily. This keeps you hydrated, promotes overall health, and helps you stay fresh from head to toe.

7. Eat plenty of fruits and veggies

Fruits and vegetables are packed with nutrients that help your body function at its best, and that includes keeping you smelling good. They also promote healthy digestion, which can further contribute to freshness.

Be mindful of strong-smelling foods. While garlic, onions, and spices are delicious and healthy, they can leave behind lingering odours on your breath and even slightly alter your body scent. If you’re worried about staying fresh throughout the day, it might be wise to limit these foods on those specific occasions.

Fruits and vegetables that are high in water content, like watermelon, cucumber, and celery, can help flush out toxins that contribute to body odour. So fill your plate with these cleansing options to support your freshness goals!

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