The Real Story Behind The Death Of Muna Obiekwe

 Yes, actor Muna Obiekwe died of a kidney disease but there are untold stories you really need to know about the death of the handsome actor.

 

Muna passed away after battling with Kidney disease. The Internet has been abuzz following the reports of his death which surfaced online earlier today, Sunday, January 19, 2015.

From some of the sad posts that Muna’s colleagues posted on their various social media accounts, it was made known that the actor, who is survived his wife and children, died after he could not afford the fee the Nigerian health care was demanding.

 

Nollywood actors, Uche Jumbo, Mike Ezuruonye, Stella Damasus and others who confirmed the death of the talented Nollywood actor, also in their posts made it known that they were all in the dark as to his health condition. Even Nigeria’s Actors’ Guild president, Ibinabo Fiberesima, was unaware of the actor’s illness before his sudden death.

Some of the actors and actresses confirmed from their posts also that the film industry in Nigeria is no better than a ‘make-believe’, as everyone is just content with the publicity and showing off involved in the business. Actress, Ify Okeke made it known that there are no real friends in the industry.

It is also true that the health system in Nigeria needs a revamp as unconfirmed reports said that the late actor needed only N50k for dialysis per day and Muna allegedly could not afford this. Ify Ikeke thinks that, although Muna did not open up to anyone in the industry about his health situation, most of our actors and actresses prefer showing off to helping fellow colleagues.

 

It would be recalled that the popular musician and music director, OJB Jezreel, had a kidney transplant in India with the help of his celebrity colleagues who donated generously. But in Muna’s case, there was a sad end, as the Internet went abuzz on Sunday, January 19, 2015 when news of his death surfaced online. Here are some of what his colleagues in the Nollywood industry had to say about his death…  

 Colleagues confirm actor's death

Uche Jombo, Stella Damasus, Mike Ezuruonye and more celebrities mourn the death of Nollywood actor, Muna Obiekwe. Check out their messages and tweets.

It would be recalled that the popular musician and music director, OJB Jezreel, had a kidney transplant in India with the help of his celebrity colleagues who donated generously. But in Muna’s case, there was a sad end, as the Internet went abuzz yesterday, Sunday, January 19, 2015 when news of his death surfaced online. Here are some of what his colleagues in the Nollywood industry had to say about his death…

Stella Damasus

Just confirmed it from some close friends and relatives that he is really dead. The message from twitter that he was still alive was from a fake account. So this is my pain, how do you know what to believe and what not to believe? Where do we draw the line?

Over nine thousand people on twitter have believed that he is still alive because of the fake twitter account. REST IN PEACE BRO! I was really hoping that it was a rumor. God rest your soul. This is too painful. Whoever put that message out not the fake twitter account should be careful. Don’t play games with people’s lives like that.

Yvonne Jegede

 “Some times i wish we don’t take some things for granted. Been calling and his phone is switched off. I wish i could have a short chat with you now. I wish i could just see you one more time. My friend, my colleague, my boss, my senior, my GUYYYYYY…

Tears won’t stop, my heart beating faster, Bless the day i met you, bless your soul, bless your family you left behind. #nollywoodactor #nollywoodhulk #nollywoodlover #nollywoodworker #sabiguyREST IN PEACE MUNA OBIEKWE #WeLoveMunaObiekwe”.

Uche Jombo

“It’s not the length of life but the depth of life” RIP muna! Update:it’s sad that someone will try to make this sad day more difficult by tweeting through a fake account.

Like you all I wish it was a lie but sadly it’s not.please just pay your respects and stop with the tagging about this fake account user. I refuse to give him 1min.

Mike Ezuruonye

So sad…Muna whyyyyyyyyyy ….Ohhh Whyyyyyyyy..R.I.P bro…Nollywood looses another

Death is not something to toy with…His first cousin Called me and told me n I confirmed from those who saw it all..for those of u cursing me out I hope after this all u will apologize ..And realize there are impersonators claiming to be some Celebrities on tweeter too..God bless.

Nonso Diobi

I v just confirmed from AGN president that Muna Obiekwe is truly dead, its so sad and still can’t bliv dis .

Ify Okeke
I truly hate to be a harbinger of bad news but I want to confirm that MUNA OBIEKWE IS DEAD! And am so angry! Yes not just because we lost another great talent but because in this industry we are not our brothers kepper. Yes,Muna mighty have wanted or lived a private life but people knew he was sick,people knew his health condition and yet what did they do,some tried but if they had cried out to the world MUNA might have gotten help. We are just colleagues NO REAL FRIENDS! Rest In Peace MUNA”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Trévo Announces 2015 All Expenses Paid Trip Award Program

Trévo is once again proving that hard work in their network doesn’t go unnoticed, as it has announced an amazing Trip Award Program for its members in 2015. As part of the promotion, Trévo will be sending its top performers on a luxurious getaway to a dazzling resort destination.

In 2015, Trévo Life and Health Coaches that earn Director-level rank will be rewarded with an amazing retreat to a luxurious resort in their country or region. These members will be able to kick back and relax with other Director-level members on an all-expense paid getaway, and celebrate the extraordinary success they achieve through Trévo.

Life and Health Coaches that earn Executive- or Diamond-level rank will take an all-expense paid, out-of-country trip hosted by Trévo CEO, Mark Stevens, and his wife and Trévo Co-Founder, Holli Stevens!

“2014 was an incredible year for our company, and was just further proof that our Life and Health Coaches put in amazing work for this company,” Stevens said. “We are so excited to announce this our Trip Award Program, because we wanted to do something special and unique for those members that go above and beyond for Trévo.”

This trip promotion is just another example of the many ways that Trévo consistently recognizes the hard work and achievements of its Life and Health Coaches. Whether it is through their unique “Eight Ways to Make Money” compensation plan, or through prizes and giveaways throughout the year, Trévo’s reputation as a generous and rewarding company continues to grow.

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About Fibroids, Fertility and Pregnancy

Can Fibroids Cause Fertility Problems?

Fibroids that change the shape of the uterine cavity (submucous) or are within the cavity (intracavitary) decrease fertility by about 70% and removal of these fibroids increases fertility by 70%. Other types of fibroids, those that are within the wall (intramural) but do not change the shape of the cavity, or those that bulge outside the wall (subserosal) do not decrease fertility, and removal of these types of fibroids does not increase fertility.

Regular ultrasound is not the best way to determine exactly where fibroids are. For this information, MRI is best, but most expensive. Hysteroscopy (looking in the cavity with a small telescope) and saline-infusion sonography (ultrasound after sterile water is placed into the uterine cavity) are also very good.
Can Fibroids Cause Miscarriage?

Fibroids that bulge into the uterine cavity (submucous) or are within the cavity (intracavitary) may sometimes cause miscarriages. The fertilized egg comes down the fallopian tube and takes hold in the lining of the uterus. If a submucosal fibroid happens to be nearby, it can thin out the lining and decreases the blood supply to the developing embryo. The fibroid may also cause some inflammation in the lining directly above it. The fetus cannot develop properly, and miscarriage may result. However, with the next pregnancy, it is possible that the egg will settle in another location, and pregnancy may proceed without problems. However, if you do have a miscarriage and a fibroid is found bulging into the uterine cavity, it is advisable to have it removed.

Does Pregnancy Make Fibroids Grow?

Pregnancy has an unpredictable effect on fibroids, but most fibroids do not increase in size during pregnancy. The effect of pregnancy on fibroid growth probably depends on individual differences in the genetic changes in each fibroid and the type and amount of growth factors that are present in the blood. An ultrasound study of pregnant women with fibroids found that 69% of the women had no increase in the size of fibroids throughout the pregnancy. In the 31% of women who had an increase in size, it usually happened before the third month. Almost always, fibroids shrink after delivery.
Can Fibroids Cause Problems During Pregnancy?

Although many women will have fibroids during their lifetime, the fibroids most often occur in women in their late thirties and forties, a time in life many women have already completed their families. Only 2% of pregnant women are found to have fibroids when examined with ultrasound. Also, the vast majority of women who are pregnant and do have fibroids encounter no problems. They go on to have full-term, healthy babies without difficulty. Most studies show no differences in the risk of premature delivery, fetal growth problems, fetal abnormalities, placental problems, or heavy bleeding after delivery. The need for caesarean section, however, is more common among women who have fibroids (see below).

During pregnancy, the placenta makes large amounts of female hormones which may rarely cause fibroids already present to grow. Very rarely, if the fibroids grow too quickly the blood vessels supplying them may not be able to get enough oxygen to the tissue and degeneration of the fibroid cells can then occur. This process of degeneration can cause pain, but usually resolves in a short time without treatment and without harm to the baby. Some women may have mild contractions during this time, but it is extremely rare for premature labor to actually begin. However, it is crucial that a pregnant woman with fibroids see her physician if she experiences pain or contractions. Bed rest, heat, and pain medication will usually be prescribed, and medications to inhibit premature labor may sometimes be needed.

Can Fibroids Hurt the Developing Baby?

Fibroids almost never cause injury to a baby. Review of the entire world's medical literature for the past 25 years discovered only four babies affected by a fibroid.

Do Fibroids Mean You Need a Caesarean Section?

Rarely, a fibroid may grow near the cervix during pregnancy. If it is large enough, it may prevent the baby from coming through the birth canal. This is not dangerous and can often be diagnosed by a sonogram before labor begins. Sometimes this problem is discovered during labor because the baby does not come down the birth canal. A caesarean section is then performed. However, most women with fibroids deliver their babies without any problems.

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13 Positive New Year’s Resolution Ideas And How To Achieve Each Of Them

New Year's Day. A fresh start. A new chapter in life waiting to be written. New questions to be asked, embraced, and loved. Answers to be discovered and then lived in this transformative year of delight and self-discovery. Today carve out a quiet interlude for yourself in which to dream, pen in hand. Only dreams give birth to change.

Well, now’s your chance to sit down and prepare a list of important lifestyle changes you want to make, and being the charitable and caring bunch that we are here at Lifehack, we’ve decided to give you a bit of help – because since the majority of people fail to stick to their resolution, you’ll need all the help you can get.

What follows is a list of 50 common New Year’s resolutions with lots of advice. If you are looking for effective ways of changing your life for the better, then you’ll be sure to find tons of useful information here.

1. Stop procrastinating: The biggest barrier that keeps most people from reaching their goals is the desire to relax and do something fun instead of working hard. Once you get used to procrastinating it’s difficult to snap yourself out of it, so you’ll need to put in a lot of work to change this bad habit. There are many useful tips out there to find your way to stop procrastinating. There are also tools which can help you achieve this task.

2.Become more confident and take some chances: If you are confident other people notice it, and it is much easier to have your opinions heard, ask people out on dates and get ahead at work. A good dose of self-confidence will help you lead a much happier life overall. Don’t hesitate to get some input on ways to boost your confidence.

3. Earn more money: Even billionaires are always looking for ways to earn more money, and we common folk can definitely use an additional source of income to make life a bit more comfortable. Fortunately there are plenty of options available, like having sidejobs, working as a freelancer or using the internet to your advantage.

4. Read more: Books are an excellent way to gain a lot of knowledge on a huge variety of topics, and are also a great exercise for your brain. It’s not that difficult to go through 20 or more books in a year – you only need to make it a habit, discover your type of books and find a bit of time for reading here and there.

5. Watch less TV: The average person wastes a lot of time in front of the TV, time that could have been better spent developing skills, learning or keeping your body active. Once you manage to cut down on TV time, you will realize just how long and productive a day can really be.

6. Start eating healthier food, and less food overall: This is usually an extension of the previous resolution. Switching to a healthier diet can be incredibly tricky when we are surrounded by cheap junk food. However, with a good amount of determination and some basic tips you can slowly develop healthier eating habits. Learn to control emotional eating.

7. Have better sex: Any healthy relationship requires a good deal of intimacy, and sex can actually help keep us mentally and physically healthy. The idea is to make it a fun and rewarding experience, and this is something that comes with practice and exercise.

8.Get out of debt: You can’t really move forward in life if you are weighed down by debt. The road to financial freedom is a rocky one, but it is definitely manageable with a bit of planning and self-restraint. Take a look at these strategies and methods and pay off your debt. You won’t believe how good it will feel.

9. Pick up useful skills or fun hobbies: Just sitting around all day won’t get you anywhere. It is much better to use your free time in a constructive manner and pick up new skills while having fun at the same time. The Future-You will be glad that you did. No matter if you’re interested in communication skills or sports, find out how to learn new skills and hobbies in a short time. 

10. Reinvent yourself: If you don’t feel quite happy no matter what you do, it is perhaps time to make some serious changes in your life. Reinventing yourself can give you a whole new perspective on life and take you in directions you may never have dreamed were possible.

11.Stop being late all the time: Punctuality is a virtue that is held in high regard in our society. Being on time is a mark of a true professional, a dependable friend and caring partner, so it is a good idea to pick up a few tricks that can help you stay on time.

12. Face your fears and insecurities: You will find this particular point masked beneath other New Year’s resolutions, but fear and insecurity are often the cause of several problems that we want to address. You need to think of it as surviving and controlling your fear rather than overcoming it, and it will enable you to shed off a lot of the insecurities that you have.

13. Stick to the good healthy habits you’ve developed: The last, and most important point to mention is that all the positive changes you make have to be permanent. You will need to work on sticking with the good habits you have adopted, until they just become a natural part of who you are. That is how you achieve true self-improvement.

Well, there you have it – an extensive list of advice, tips and tricks to help you see your New Year’s resolution through and make some long-term changes in your life. I wish you all a Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year.

I wish you a Good Surprise and Prosperous New Year

Andy Ochumba
(Life and Health Coach)

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More and more Children being Diagnosed with Diabetes. A New Trend in Nigeria Now

Story Highlights-Risk factors for type 2 diabetes in children are obesity or overweight, family history of diabetes and exposure to high glycemic levels in utero.

Diabetes in Africa

The African continent counts approximately 13.6 million people with diabetes. The Africa Region of IDF, which mainly includes sub-Saharan Africa, counts approximately 7 millionpeople with diabetes. Estimates for the region for 2025 are likely to double and reach 15 million.

•Whereas Nigeria has the highest number of people with diabetes(with approximately
1,218,000 people affected)
•Nigeria also has the highest number of people with impaired glucose tolerance with an estimated 3,85 million people.
•The studies from Tanzania (urban/rural ratio of 5:1) and Cameroon (ratio of 2:1) both
confirm the marked urban/rural discrepancy in diabetes prevalence.
• It is estimated that undiagnosed diabetes accounts for 60% of those with the disease in
Cameroon, 70% in Ghana and over 80% in Tanzania.

Today, Type 1 diabetes, usually caused when the body’s own immune system mistakenly destroys the insulin-producing cells in the pancreas, is still the most common form found in children. But Type 2, often associated with lifestyle factors, rose 30 percent among 10- to 19-year-olds from 2001 to 2009, according to the Search for Diabetes in Youth study.

“A growing percentage of the state’s children ages 10-17 years are overweight or obese, exceeding the national rate for childhood obesity,” according to John Guzzardo, executive director of the American Diabetes Association’s Louisiana office. “Passive activities and our culture’s growing dependence on convenience foods are contributing to this. These negative factors are probably partially to blame for the increase of Type 2 diabetes in children

While Gungor has diagnosed a 6-year-old with Type 2 diabetes in her practice at LSU Health Shreveport, the most common age for diagnosis of Type 2 in children is 13 or 14, right around puberty.

“In puberty, kids produce a lot of pubertal hormones and growth hormone,” Gungor said. “Growth hormone usually works against insulin, so a child who has an intact pancreas would produce more insulin during puberty to overcome that physiological insulin resistance. A healthy pancreas is able to do that. But kids with risk markers are unable to make that adjustment.”

Among the risk factors for Type 2 diabetes are obesity or overweight, family history of diabetes and exposure to high glycemic levels in utero. “If a mother had diabetes during pregnancy, her offspring are at more risk to develop diabetes and conditions like obesity,” Gungor said.”

Mexican-Americans, African-Americans, Pacific Islanders and Asian-Americans also are at greater risk than Caucasian children, Gungor said. While Type 1 diabetes is more common among Caucasian children, Type 2 is more frequently found in ethnic minorities.

Guzzardo said the ADA recommends screening children ages 10 and over every three years if they have two or more risk factors for Type 2 diabetes.

“Red flags include a strong family history for diabetes, high-risk ethnic groups and signs of insulin resistance — fatigue, drowsiness after meals, intense mood changes, hypertension and dark skin patches on the neck and armpit areas,” he said.

The trend toward more pediatric Type 2 cases isn’t limited to the U.S., though. In many countries, children are growing up with a less active lifestyle and different diet than their parents.

“As countries become more industrialized, lifestyle changes,” Gungor said. “More hours are spent by parents at work, kids are at school. And there are cars. Kids are being driven everywhere. Most people try to park at the closest spot to the door. In older days, kids used to play outside a lot, but now there are other factors. There’s time, safety, there’s climate — too hot, too cold. And technology has advanced. We use smartphones, computer games, so kids spend more time in such activities rather than physical play.”

Food and drink also are factors.

“There’s an abundance of food. Food is available readily everywhere and with very small prices you can buy a lot of calories. And then, of course, there are beverages. I will refer to those as caloric beverages, sugar-containing or fat-containing beverages. Instead of water, most kids drink those.”

Gungor said it’s not uncommon when taking patient histories during clinics to find that a child is drinking 20 to 30 ounces of sugar-containing beverages a day. “Just by itself, that means they are getting a lot calories.”

Obviously, some risk factors for Type 2 diabetes are set at birth, but eating a healthy diet and leading an active lifestyle can perhaps prevent the disease or at least delay onset.

And that’s important because developing the disease at such a young age exposes an individual to harmful conditions over a longer period of time.

“The typical scenario is it is diagnosed in the 40s and 50s,” Gungor said. “Those individuals will have some complications, even after diagnosis. But now we are diagnosing this in teens, so we may be faced with kidney complications, eye complications very early on in life. It’s very, very sad, so that’s why I believe in prevention and I want to do more work on that.”

While the genetic factor for some children means it isn’t possible to prevent all cases, parents who help their children have a reasonable nutrition plan and an active lifestyle can improve the chances immensely.

“When I say healthy lifestyle, I’m not referring to organic food or expensive food,” Gungor said. “Maybe try to prepare most of the food at home with just regular ingredients instead of getting ready-made food all the time. Eating more fruits and vegetables, cooking from scratch as much as possible. I know lifestyles are very busy, but still there are things you can do. We don’t have to be gourmet cooks to do that, just basic ingredients and basic recipes can be very fulfilling.”

As part of a prevention initiative, a grant from the Blue Cross Blue Shield Healthy Green and Into the Outdoors project was used to recruit a nurse to serve as a lifestyle coordinator for patients with help from a nutritionist and to organize Children’s Healthy Weight and Activity Clinics. The team has also taken its healthy message into schools.

Gungor stressed the importance of setting a good example for children.

“Kids are very bright. They have great potential. We should try to teach them early on what to choose for their lunch tray and act as role models.”

But that is easier said than done.

“A big issue for children facing Type 2 diabetes is compliance, especially when the entire family is not committed to making lifestyle changes,” Guzzardo said. “Preventing, or at least delaying Type 2, would call for families to become more active and be more conscious of their food intake.”

Editor’s note: This is the second in a series about diabetes and its impact in our local community. On Wednesday, learn about diabetes and nutrition in our Flavor section.

Signs and symptoms of Type 2 diabetes

Type 2 diabetes in children may develop gradually. Some children who have Type 2 diabetes have no signs or symptoms. Others experience:

Increased thirst and urination. As excess sugar builds up in your child’s bloodstream, fluid is pulled from the tissues. This may leave your child thirsty. As a result, your child may drink — and urinate — more than usual.

Increased hunger. Without enough insulin to move sugar into your child’s cells, your child’s muscles and organs become depleted of energy. This triggers hunger.

Weight loss. Despite eating more than usual to relieve hunger, your child may lose weight. Without the energy that sugar supplies to your cells, muscle tissues and fat stores simply shrink.

Fatigue. If your child’s cells are deprived of sugar, he or she may become tired and irritable.

Blurred vision. If your child’s blood sugar is too high, fluid may be pulled from the lenses of your child’s eyes. This may affect your child’s ability to focus clearly.

Slow-healing sores or frequent infections. Type 2 diabetes affects your child’s ability to heal and resist infections.

Areas of darkened skin. Areas of darkened skin (acanthosis nigricans) may be a sign of insulin resistance. These dark patches often occur in the armpits or neck.

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