<p>This na one of those kind episode wey make you feel say i don dey kolo but make we ask ourselves abeg, where we as darky people really bin comot from come and wetin we do wey make everybodi hate us so damn much? Listen......</p>

This na one of those kind episode wey make you feel say i don dey kolo but make we ask ourselves abeg, where we as darky people really bin comot from come and wetin we do wey make everybodi hate us so damn much? Listen......

Are Black People, Africans?

Imeh Ibanga is a lifestyle and metabolic health educator whose work is rooted in lived experience.
After spending over 20 years in Europe working demanding shift jobs, Imeh developed unexplained health issues including high blood pressure, reflux, anxiety, fatigue, and metabolic imbalance. Despite multiple medical visits, tests often returned “normal,” while symptoms persisted.
This personal health crisis led him to study the human body more deeply, bridging his background in engineering with biochemistry, lifestyle science, and nervous system regulation. Through trial, error, and deep self-ed

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Imeh Ibanga is a lifestyle and metabolic health educator whose work is rooted in lived experience. After spending over 20 years in Europe working demanding shift jobs, Imeh developed unexplained health issues including high blood pressure, reflux, anxiety, fatigue, and metabolic imbalance. Despite multiple medical visits, tests often returned “normal,” while symptoms persisted. This personal health crisis led him to study the human body more deeply, bridging his background in engineering with biochemistry, lifestyle science, and nervous system regulation. Through trial, error, and deep self-ed

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