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Lepacious Bose Shares Lovely New Photo Of Her Incredibly Slimmed Down Figure
Nigerian comedienne Lepacious Bose, whose real name is Bose Ogunboye began her weight loss journey almost two years ago, and it with each success she achieves, we are all amazed and inspired by her sheer discipline and determination.
She shared this photo of her beautiful new figure on her IG page
and wrote:
#Life is about determination. You make a choice, you focus and you go after your dream. Don't allow anything distract you, focus is everything. On a Weight-loss journey you have to make up your mind to fight everyday, fight for what you want, fight for where you are going, fight for how you want to look. Ignore the negative voices and maintain your focus after all its your life not theirs. Still celebrating my 111kg it's been a looooong walk and I just wanna keep walking. #gratefullheart #HealthyLiving #Fitnesss #joyofweightloss #anyonecandoit #healthyandhappy
Inspiring... she had definitely come a long way from this
Beware, Poisonous Now Ponmo In The Market
O ye ponmo lovers, beware...
Many lovers of cow skin popularly known as ponmo in Nigeria are at a big risk as health officials have warned that toxic cattle used for leather production have flooded the country’s market.
The Ogun state commissioner for Agriculture, Funke Sokefun, who raised the alarm, warned residents of the state that the markets were flooded with ponmo reportedly processes with industrial chemicals such as biocides and fungicides.
It was said that ponmo allegedly imported from Japan, Italy, Sudan and some other African and European countries are toxic.
She said what is being sold is raw hide meant for leather production. These hides are often brownish, foul-smelling, abnormally thick with layers and also cheap compared to the certified ponmo.
Encomium
So people, lookout for the certified and original ponmo and stay away from the fake ones.
Many lovers of cow skin popularly known as ponmo in Nigeria are at a big risk as health officials have warned that toxic cattle used for leather production have flooded the country’s market.
The Ogun state commissioner for Agriculture, Funke Sokefun, who raised the alarm, warned residents of the state that the markets were flooded with ponmo reportedly processes with industrial chemicals such as biocides and fungicides.
It was said that ponmo allegedly imported from Japan, Italy, Sudan and some other African and European countries are toxic.
She said what is being sold is raw hide meant for leather production. These hides are often brownish, foul-smelling, abnormally thick with layers and also cheap compared to the certified ponmo.
Encomium
So people, lookout for the certified and original ponmo and stay away from the fake ones.
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