Health – DarkOct02

By Onyiyechi Roseline Agwu Hello and welcome here. In this post, I will be sharing the interview I had with the director of Mental Care Foundation which is based in Nigeria. In 2020, Balikis was the only Nigerian selected for the Grow With Us Fellowship in Portland. A fellowship that selects only 11 African women… / READ MORE /

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African Youths, Health

MARI-A-JUANA: YOUNG PEOPLE AND CANNABIS

By Onyiyechi Roseline Agwu Cannabis also known marijuana is very popular among the young adult population and in recent times is becoming more popular. Known as weed in slang, marijuana is used mainly for recreational purposes by young people. It’s active component tetrahydrocannabinol is lipid in nature and its concentration determines the potency of this... / READ MORE /

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Health, Life, LIFE HACKS

10 Simple & Cost Effective Ways To Relax

I’m sure you think you need a lot of money to relax. Who doesn’t? Biko money is important. In fact, if you want to relax very comfortably then you need money. This post is not to tell you how to use a lot of money to relax. For people like me, that we are still… / READ MORE /

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African Countries, Health

Public Health Dairy; The Quotidian Barter.

Written By: Esieboma Oghenerobo Joy. Hi guys! Let’s shake some tables without mincing words, shall we? It goes without gainsaying, that most people are more bothered about money than their health; that is, at least until some serious medical condition arrests their attention. While we’re all in the hustle to make more money and live… / READ MORE /

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African Countries, Environment, General, Health

OVERPOPULATION: WILL AFRICA EVER ESCAPE THIS SNARE?

Written By: Abdulrazaq Taiwo For Centuries, Africa has been posed with varying social, political and economic challenges which range from abject poverty, violence, social infrastructure, poor health facilities and many others which are linked to high levels of illiteracy, corrupt government et al. As the least continent of the world, despite covering up to 20%… / READ MORE /

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African Countries, African Culture, Health

Promoting Traditional medicine as our Primary Healthcare

Written By: Pascaline Opeodu In Africa, traditional healers are not considered experts, they are more or less often seen as mediocre champions who somewhat dabbled into medicine. Many times, the healing knowledge is guarded by different families and in line with the African oral tradition, such knowledge is often passed from father to son. The… / READ MORE /

INTERVIEW WITH BALIKIS OF MENTAL CARE FOUNDATION

MARI-A-JUANA: YOUNG PEOPLE AND CANNABIS

10 Simple & Cost Effective Ways To Relax

Public Health Dairy; The Quotidian Barter.

OVERPOPULATION: WILL AFRICA EVER ESCAPE THIS SNARE?

Promoting Traditional medicine as our Primary Healthcare