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Most generally, guys prefer to wear tight briefs rather than lax boxers since they dislike wearing loose-fitting or baggy underwear. Wearing tight underwear will hurt you more than help as a male, despite what you may not have heard before. Additionally, you should be aware that men who desire to have children are recommended to avoid wearing tight underwear. By Adewunmi Adenekan According to numerous studies conducted by medical professionals, wearing tight underwear has an impact on a man's reproductive system. You should read this article all the way through if you're a man who consistently wears tight underwear without understanding the repercussions. In this article, I'd want to inform men about the negative effects of wearing tight underwear, according to Healthline. When you're in tight underwear, your scrotum presses up against your body, raising the temperature of your testicles. A significant factor in the decreased sperm counts is this high temperature. Weari...

By Adewunmi Adenekan According to MayoClinic, Breast milk production is usually associated with pregnancy and nursing. Some women still have lactation even when they are not pregnant or nursing. This interaction could be shocking and disturbing to many ladies. In this article, we'll look at the reasons why a woman's breasts produce milk even if she isn't pregnant. 1. Medicine An increase in milk production is a common medication adverse effect. Many antidepressants, antipsychotics, and gastrointestinal medications are included in this group. Certain medications may cause lactation in female patients. 2. Unusual hormone levels Hormonal abnormalities are one of the most common causes of lactation in women who are not pregnant, according to Healthline. The hormones in charge of lactation are oxytocin and prolactin. Whereas prolactin, which is produced by the pituitary gland, increases milk production, oxytocin causes milk release from the breast. If these hormones are not in b...

Wasiu Haruna Ishola By Adewunmi Adenekan King of contemporary Apala-Fuji music, Wasiu Haruna Ishola has stressed that a successful discussion on the growth of Fuji and other genre of music in Nigeria can not be fully achieved without acknowledging the impact of the legends in the trade. Wasiu Haruna Ishola is the son of Apala music legend, Haruna Ishola Bello and brother to musician, Musiliu Babatunde Haruna Ishola, According to the trending, talented singer, the music industry continues to change and grow with fresh ideas, insisting that “for us to key into global advancements and rejuvenate audience tastes, we musicians and composers must also be ready to explore more, by acquiring more knowledge and key into the ever-evolving digital world and new ways of doing things. ” Our versatility should not be limited to the studio or stage alone, but should be made manifest also, by giving room for digital approaches- ranging from music administration to content marketing and performance man...

By Adewunmi Adenekan Suspended Governor of the Central Bank (CBN), Godwin Emefiele risks another arrest as Justice Inyang Ekwo of the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja threatens to issue a warrant of arrest over his failure to appear in court to explain the circumstances surrounding the $53 million judgment debt arising from the Paris Club refund. Justice Ekwo, who ordered Emefiele to appear on the next adjourned date, said he was minded to exercise restraint in the proceeding to give the suspended CBN boss an opportunity to explain himself. The development occurred following an intervention by the counsel to Emefiele, Audu Anuga, who prayed for the court to give his client another opportunity, because they had been unable to reach him since the last order, directing him to appear in court. Anuga explained to the court that Emefiele, who was suspended as CBN governor, had been in custody. He added that all efforts to reach him to communicate the directive of the court to him were uns...

By Adewunmi Adenekan The Nigerian government received a total of $9,261,920 from the Canadian government on Wednesday to boost COVID-19 vaccine delivery in the country. The grant came as the federal government reported that, while it had made substantial progress in its vaccination efforts, numerous states had primary series coverage of less than 70%, with booster doses accounting for little more than 20% of vaccinations. To mitigate this, it explained that the fund targeted states with poor performance and attempted to reach high-priority populations. The grant was announced by Jamie Chrisoff, the Canadian High Commissioner to Nigeria, during the launch of the Canada Global Initiative for Vaccine Equity, CanGIVE Grant, in Abuja by the Federal Ministry of Health in conjunction with the National Primary Health Care Development Agency, NPHCDA. CanGIVE is a two-year grant of $9,261,920 from Global Affairs Canada to the  World Health Organization  to assist in the scale-up of Covi...

By Adewunmi Adenekan The Nigerian Army says it is working towards ending the acks in the Mangu Local Government Area and other parts of Plateau. Reports indicate that about 300 people have died in the recent attacks. Major General Abdulsalam Abubakar, the General Officer Commanding (GOC), 3 Division Nigerian Army, Rukuba, near Jos, gave the assurance during a courtesy visit to Governor Caleb Mutfwang, on Wednesday, at the  Government House, Jos. Abubakar said that necessary measures, including the deployment of more manpower and equipment to the state, had been taken to address the situation. He said in addition to moving the division’s headquarters to Mangu, he has also held stakeholders meetings with residents and leaders of the affected areas, where he shared his contacts and those of his personnel with them, to facilitate prompt information and rapid response. “I want to reassure you of the Nigerian Army’s commitment to ensure that normalcy is restored to the region. “The Chief...

By Adewunmi Adenekan Governor of Nasarawa State,  Abdullahi Sule has appealed to the Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), Major General Christopher Gwabin Musa for more troops to be deployed in the state to ensure the protection of solid mineral deposits from possible bandit exploitation. The governor visited the defense headquarters in Abuja on Wednesday to congratulate the CDS on his well-deserved appointment while appreciating the Armed Forces of Nigeria (AFN) for providing adequate security to the State. Sule further said that with the discovery of litenum deposits in Nasarawa State, there is a need to avoid the Zamfara experience by being proactive on security challenges the discovery will pose. The CDS in his remarks thanked the governor for his support of the AFN and developmental initiatives for the state. Major General Musa also assured the governor of the Armed Forces of continuous support to Nasarawa state which he said, is strategically close to the Federal Capital. The CDS al...