Cancer is becoming increasingly prevalent in Nigeria, especially within the entertainment industry. Today on Wake-Up Nigeria, my co-hosts and I talked about what cancer is, its risk factors, and, most importantly, how early detection, prevention, and timely treatment can help stop it from becoming a life-threatening monster. 💜

Dr Pocari Sharing happiness 💙💜

Excited to join the @pocarisweatng family! 🇯🇵 🇳🇬 Proud to be associated with a brand dedicated to human excellence and a firm commitment to products that support the health and well-being of consumers worldwide 🌍💜💙

Amnesia seems to be a common theme at the reunion, so let’s talk about it😉💜

“Nigerians are eating what others aren’t allowed to call food” is sadly misleading. FFMP is still a dairy based, regulated food product and is widely used globally in making foods and confectionery around the world. The EU restriction is about how it is described to consumers, not a rejection of its consumability. So the fair middle ground is this: -Nigerians are often consuming a modified milk product being marketed loosely as milk, which raises valid transparency concerns. -But it is still legitimate food, not something “non-food countries are eating.” this statement also ignores Nigerian realities: -Most people can’t afford regular liquid milk -Unstable electricity makes refrigeration unreliable. Take this from someone who lived in Europe for years and hated having to replace the liquid milk in my fridge every week because even if you refrigerate it; the moment you open the bottle the shelf life drops drastically. (2-3days) -FFMP lasts much longer without spoiling which makes sense for the average Nigerian who is trying to get milk nutrients in a country where the economy is a nightmare for the average person. Don’t sensationalize FFMP as some fake product. it’s a practical, affordable, shelf-stable option.

Home coming💜

₦1 million. 3 Faithfuls. 💜 Page gave me a 5 million naira loan in June to fund my Bbn journey, today I’m partnering with @pagefinancials to assists people who run businesses in the #PageHasFaithInYou challenge. More details here👇 instagram.com/reel/DSc6nTbiE…

Entered Nigeria in December 2024 to wrap up a one-year program and travel out again. Somehow I accidentally became a reality TV star. Life is wild, grateful for it all 💜

I didn’t know who you were until I saw this clip, but I’m glad you know me. I read up on you and I’ll give you this: your work ethic is impressive, and I respect that. But in trying so hard to make a point, you got the facts wrong. I know you’re not unintelligent, so I’ll chalk this up to an off day. Next time, if you’re not sure about the details, it’s perfectly fine to say nothing. Let your beautiful face speak for you; it does a better job than the words you used here.

I love boobs💜. youtu.be/QCxbzoUNJEU

This Saturday I assisted on a surgery then went for the Afriff globe award! I got to see some of the biggest stars in west Africa and bring a new born child into the world on the same day. The faithfuls have given me a platform that I will never be able to pay them for. I sat at that award show thinking about how I could just go back to being a doctor and training for surgery. Instead I will fuse both careers together and use this platform to become someone worth emulating, to inspire people, entertain people and heal them. Thank you big brother for changing my life, thank you faithfuls for giving me meaning. I fuck with you for life💜🤟🏾⚡️