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5 days ago |
punchng.com | Victor Ayeni
For many Nigerians, malaria and its symptoms are all too familiar and quite predictable. Once the pangs of headache, joint pain and fever are felt, most resort to anti-malarial medications to manage it. Across cities and towns, citizens generally opt for anti-malarial drugs sold over the counter at neighbourhood or roadside pharmaceutical stores, most often without a prescription. In the past year, however, the prices of anti-malarial medications have increased significantly.
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6 days ago |
punchng.com | Victor Ayeni
•She’s a liar, says auntIn late 2018, Felicia (surname withheld) made a life-changing journey from Abuja, where she had been living with her uncle, to Lagos to spend the Christmas and New Year holidays with one of her aunts. During her stay, her aunt’s cousin, Mrs Ngozi (surname withheld), reportedly invited the Ebonyi State native to live with her in the Egbeda area of Lagos and promised to also enrol her in school.
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1 week ago |
medium.com | Victor Ayeni
In my last post, I wrote about finding healing by knowing yourself. It resonated deeply with a lot of my friends and fans. I received their feedback and some of them shared their life experiences and how the piece shed light on things they thought had no link. Today, I want to write more about knowing yourself. Your biggest struggleOne of the greatest struggles you might probably face in life is knowing yourself or finding yourself after you've lost who you used to be.
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1 week ago |
punchng.com | Victor Ayeni
A new kind of workout fad is gaining popularity across Nigeria’s gyms, and it has little to do with dumbbells or treadmills. As the fitness culture surges, some men and women are flexing more than muscles, turning gym centres into steamy rendezvous points where sweat and seduction collide. VICTOR AYENI writes on these informal hookup […]
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1 week ago |
punchng.com | Victor Ayeni
Site of the demolished market. Photo: Victor Ayeni Displaced traders from Maboreje Market on Lagos Island have appealed to the Lagos State Government for compensation following the demolition of their shops during a recent exercise in the market. City Round gathered that the market was demolished in November 2024 by the state government, a month after Pelewura Market, close to Maboreje in the Adeniji-Adele axis, was also demolished.
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