Bob Risky @ 30: 2 People That Will Never Forget What The Crossdresser Did For Them (Photos)
Photo Credit Instagram There are things we do for others that they might never forget in a hurry, especially when such a kind gesture helps them overcome life-threatening situations. In today's article, we will be looking at two people Bob Risky has helped as she celebrates her 30 birthday.
Avoid Eating Kola Nut If You Have Any Of These 5 Health Problems
Kola nut is a very popular traditional food in Nigeria. Traditional festivals cannot be complete without presentation of kola nut. Kola nut is particularly revered in the South Eastern part of Nigeria. Image: Google Arts & Culture Kola nut has certain health benefits. However, anything that has an advantage also has a disadvantage.
3 Medical Problems That Can Be Caused By Eating Kola Nut
Kola Nut is one of the most significant nut in this part of the world; Nigeria to be precise. The nut comes from the kola tree which is found in the rainforests of Africa. Kola Nut is very good not only because of the numerous ethnic benefits and significance but because of the health benefits linked to consumption of this nut.
'You Can't Be Calling For The Disintegration Of Nigeria Without Consequences'- Kola Abiola
According to Joe Igbokwe, the son of the late Chief Moshood Kashimawo Abiola (MKO), Abdul-Lateef Kolawole Abiola said that people must be held accountable for their actions. From what Joe revealed concerning Kola Abiola's statement, Kola seem not to be happy with the way most people sees the country.
The Side Effects Of Eating Too Much Kola Nuts
Kola nut is the seed of the cola nut plant and is used widely in Nigeria and many West African countries as part of traditional hospitality, cultural, and social ceremonies. It is also used to make medicine. Kola nut is used for short-term relief of fatigue, depression, chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), melancholy, lack of normal muscle tone (atony), exhaustion, dysentery, a type of diarrhea called atonic diarrhea, weight loss, and migraine headaches.
Reactions as a Radio Presenter Vows to Expose The Secret between Pastor TB Joshua and Kola Olawuyi
After the death of Synagogue founder, pastor T.B Joshua, a radio presenter in Ibadan (Oriyomi Hamzat) said he would expose the secret between the deceased and Kola Olawuyi. Mr. Olawuyi also died on March 3, 2007. On Wednesday, Mr Hamzat made it known to the general public on a radio station's facebook account. His post is given below: "What do you know about Synagogue church of Nigeria? What do you know about Prophet Temitope Balogun Joshua? Do you know what transpired between T.B Joshua and Kola Olawuyi?" Many
Health benefits of kola nut and its side effects
In Nigeria the kola nut serves as an important cultural symbol for many ethnic groups. It can be given to guests in important ceremonies such as weddings, naming ceremony, funerals and many others. The ceremonial breaking of the kola nut is important for making people feel they are welcomed in a village gathering.
Stop Ignoring Bitter Kola: Here Are 4 Health Benefits That Await You If You Start Making Use Of It
Do you know that most health solutions you are searching for in far away places, are right in your backyard? Our environment is naturally endowed with natural medications that have been proven to be super effective. This article centers on a popular Nigerian medicinal fruit known as bitter Kola.
Men, Three Important Things To Consider Before Eating Kola nut.
Image: Diet234.com We often land into some health-related issues because of ignorance. And because our body reacts to certain things we eat so it is important to know them before eating. In a previous article, I explained why you should avoid eating kola nuts if you have some medical health condition.
6 Healthy Reasons Why You Should Eat Bitter Kola Weekly.
Image: familypracticecenterpc.com Bitter kola, also known as Garcinia kola is a species of tropical flowering plant in the Guttiferae family that is considered medicinal with no specified side effects. Over the years, bitter kola seeds and the bark of the bitter kola plant have been used for herbal medicine to treat several ailments such as hepatitis, infections, and other viral diseases.
American Rapper, Meek Mill Explains How Africa’s Bitter Kola Healed His Long Time Stomach Ache
American Rapper Meek Mill took to his Twitter page to explain how Bitter Kola healed the stomach ache he had been nursing for over 2 years. Bitter kola, also known as bitter cola or Garcinia Kola, happens to be a plant found in Central and Western Africa that has long been valued for its medicinal properties.
5 Health Benefits Of Bitter Kola You Probably Never Knew About
Bitter kola is very popular amongst the Igbos. Most Igbo festivities will not be complete without the presentation of kola, and bitter kola is part of kola. Bitter kola is consumed by many people for various reasons. Image: The Guardian Nigeria However, aside from the cultural relevance of bitter kola, scientific studies have shown that, bitter kola also has several properties and compounds that makes it valuable to the health.
11 Health Benefits Of Bitter Kola
Garcinia kola (bitter kola), also known as African miracle nut, is a flowering plant that grows in coastal rainforests in the south-western and south-eastern sections of Nigeria, as well as Cameroon, Côte d'Ivoire, Ghana, Liberia, Gabon, and a few other African countries * (Leakey, 2007).
5 Health Benefits Of Consuming Kola Nut Also Known As Oji
Over the years, the kola nut has gained a symbolic importance in traditional activities in Nigerian cultures. Ceremonies such as weddings and even council meetings can’t begin without breaking of kola nut. The kola nut is gotten from the kola tree, although it has a lot of cultural importance, eating kola nut has health benefits that are not well known.
6 Health Benefits Of Eating Kola nuts Regularly In Your 40s And 50s
In West African countries like Nigeria, the kola nut is a cultural staple that symbolizes peace, goodwill, integrity, unity, reconciliation, or kindness in some Nigerian traditions. Traditionally, it's commonly chewed by aged people, especially people in their late 60s and above.
Where can I do a heritage check? An American rapper asked after bitter Kola cured his ailment
Meek Mill, a popular American rapper, took to his verified Twitter handle to revealed that bitter kola has changed his life and, however, asked where he can carry out an official heritage check on his background after consuming the African herb which cured an ailment he has been battling for some years.
What Bitter Kola Can Do For You
Bitter kola is an amazing plant that has great health benefits, though it has a bitter taste consuming it will work wonders in your body. 1. Bitter kola can be used to fight conditions such as arthritis. Some studies have shown that constantly consuming kola nuts might help with osteoarthritis in the knee.
7 Health benefits derived from consuming bitter kola and honey together.
Bitter Kola is a medicinal plant known for its numerous health benefits. Honey contains antioxidants which helps to promote good health and ward off diseases. When you combine these two together, the health benefits will be increased. The mixture of bitter kola and honey helps to treat skin infections like chicken pox and measles.
Masquerade custodian, three others remanded over murder in Osun State
One Chief Kayode Esuleke, his son, Ifasola and two others have been remanded over the alleged killing of a man named Moshood Salawudeen in a mosque in Osogbo, Osun State. It would be remembered that masquerade worshippers in Osogbo reportedly attacked a mosque known as Kamorudeen Central Mosque at Oluode Aranyin , on June 27, 2021, when a prayer organized for Nigeria was ongoing.
Why you should never take excess kola nut.
Kola nut is a fruit of the kola tree mostly grown in the western part of Africa. Kola nut are used as religious object and sacred offering during prayers and significant life events, such as naming ceremonies, weddings, and funerals. Kola nut symbolizes hospitality, friendship, acceptance, peace and respect.