A medical doctor, Dr. Ifeanyi Okafor, has accused popular Nigerian social media personality Jay Boogie of faking his medical condition

to solicit sympathy and funds from the public.

Dr. Okafor made the accusation in a series of tweets, claiming

that he has been treating Jay Boogie for a kidney-related illness

but that the social media star has been exaggerating his condition and

spreading misinformation about his treatment.

“Jay Boogie has been making false claims about his health condition and

using it to amass funds from unsuspecting individuals,” Dr. Okafor wrote in one tweet.

“His actions are not only unethical but also harmful to those who are genuinely in need of medical assistance.”

Dr. Okafor further stated that Jay Boogie has repeatedly refused to follow proper medical advice and

has instead opted for alternative therapies that have not been proven effective.

“Jay Boogie’s refusal to follow proper medical advice is putting his health at risk,”

Dr. Okafor said. “I urge him to stop misleading the public and focus on his treatment.”

Jay Boogie has not yet responded to Dr. Okafor’s accusations.

However, his fans have come to his defense,

accusing Dr. Okafor of being a clout chaser and of trying to ruin Jay Boogie’s reputation.

The controversy surrounding Jay Boogie’s medical condition has sparked a debate

about the ethics of using social media to solicit funds for medical treatment.

Some argue that it is a legitimate way to raise awareness and provide assistance to those in need.

Others believe that it can be exploited by individuals who are not genuinely ill.

Whether Jay Boogie is faking his illness or not remains to be seen.

However, Dr. Okafor’s accusations have raised important questions

about the authenticity of online medical fundraising campaigns.

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Aproko Doctor, a popular Nigerian doctor on social media, has warned Nigerians against using antiseptic soap to bathe.

He said that using antiseptic soap on a daily basis can disrupt the skin’s natural microbiome and

lead to skin problems such as dryness, irritation, and eczema.

Aproko Doctor explained that the skin has a natural barrier that protects it from harmful bacteria and other environmental factors.

This barrier is made up of sebum, sweat, and other natural oils.

When you use antiseptic soap to bathe, you are stripping away these natural oils and disrupting the skin’s barrier.

This can make the skin more vulnerable to irritation and infection.

Aproko Doctor also warned that using antiseptic soap too often can lead to the development of antibiotic resistance.

Antibiotic resistance is a serious problem that occurs when bacteria become resistant to antibiotics.

This can make it difficult to treat infections, and can even lead to death.

Instead of using antiseptic soap to bathe, Aproko Doctor recommends using a mild soap or cleanser.

He also recommends using a moisturizer after bathing to help keep the skin hydrated.

Here are some tips for bathing safely and effectively:

• Use warm water instead of hot water. Hot water can strip away the skin’s natural oils.
• Use a mild soap or cleanser. Avoid using antiseptic soap on a daily basis.
• Bathe for no more than 10 minutes. Long baths can dry out the skin.
• Moisturize your skin after bathing. This will help to keep the skin hydrated.
• Avoid using harsh chemicals or scrubs on your skin. These can irritate the skin.
• If you have any skin problems, such as dryness, irritation, or eczema, see a dermatologist for advice.

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A 14-year-old boy named Heman Bekele from Annandale, Virginia,

has been crowned America’s Top Young Scientist in the 2023 3M Young Scientists Challenge.

Bekele’s groundbreaking invention is an affordable bar of soap that effectively treats skin cancer.

Bekele’s soap is infused with three specific ingredients that are known to reactivate dendritic cells,

which play a crucial role in generating an immune response against cancer.

One of the most remarkable aspects of Bekele’s soap is its affordability.

The cost of producing each bar of this cancer-fighting soap is a mere $0.50,

a stark contrast to the exorbitant expenses associated with current medical treatments,

which can soar to over $40,000.

Bekele was inspired to develop his soap

after learning about the high cost of skin cancer treatment and

the disproportionate impact that it has on people in developing countries.

“Skin cancer is mostly found in people living in developing countries,”

Bekele told Fairfax County Public Schools. “But the average price for an operation is $40,000.

I was devastated by the idea of people choosing between treatment and

putting food on the table for their families.

There are so many preventable deaths.”

Bekele’s journey to becoming America’s Top Young Scientist began with extensive research into skin cancer and dendritic cells.

He then spent countless hours in his lab testing different formulations and refining his soap recipe.

Bekele’s dedication and hard work paid off, and his soap is now being tested in clinical trials.

Bekele’s invention has the potential to revolutionize the treatment of skin cancer,

especially in developing countries.

His soap is affordable, accessible, and effective. Bekele’s story is an inspiration to us all,

and it shows that even young people can make a difference in the world.

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