

Believe it or not, these “get your PVC” tweets are actually impactful.
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Believe it or not, these “get your PVC” tweets are actually impactful.


The pesticides in Nigerian beans are not safe for humans. They have been banned from sale in the EU for over a decade. Your organs don’t just fail in a day. They break down quietly. Then we crowdfund transplants or call it “sudden death.”

When she's dressed like this don't approach. She can feed you








Trending: Nigerian youths swarm INEC offices nationwide for PVC registration ahead of 2027 elections, as Gen Z’s launch viral “Get Your PVC” challenge.

See the Amount of Young people lined up at Inec office yaba to register for their PVC today. The youths have woken up!

Day 9 END POLICE BRUTALITY Look at the way people are ignoring them like it's none of their business, nobody could ask what was their crime. Even the woman in the car is a terrible mother


Sensationalism and scaremongering are poor journalistic strategies. That a composition is more than the recommended amount does not necessarily mean it is harmful. For instance, putting maggi in food may also translate to putting less table salt in the food. Journakisys are not expertsbin every field. That is why we are called reporters. We report what experts in several fields say about issues. So, rather than make blanket statements like the one below, get a trained dietician to give you their expert opinion. Then don't forget context - what is NAFDAC's recommended composition (like in many things we don't have to copy and paste WHO or EU's recommendations)? You can't accuse NAFDAC of poor regulation if Nestlé stays within NAFDAC's approved composition? Then ask why NAFDAC's recommendation is more than what is obtainable elsewhere. Run NAFDAC's explanation by health and diet professionals and publish their take. Your reporting leans towards the sensational because it lacks rigor. Finally, you need better editors.


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And also, these are not butter and honestly, they’ve not claimed to be. However, a lot of Nigerians don’t know this. The average Nigerian doesn’t know what real butter tastes like.


Because of gst, I've been checking my food labels properly. From milk to even drinks. I wanted to buy some "orange juice" and the sugar content was about 23g. How can chin chin have 13g added sugars? 😭😭