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I perceive colours in shades of grey – Tonto Dikeh reveals her achromatopsia - Nigerian News Latest Nigeria News Your online Nigerian Newspaper

I perceive colours in shades of grey – Tonto Dikeh reveals her achromatopsia Nollywood actress, Tonto Dikeh, has revealed that she is colour blind and only able to perceive colours in different shades of grey a medical condition which is known as achromatopsia. The 35-year-old thespian made the revelation via her Instagram page on Tuesday as she uploaded a five-item fun fact list about herself. She wrote, “Fun facts about me:- 1) I am camera shy 2) I am an introvert 3) I respect all but have no fear for none. 4) Never owned a fake account. I think [it’s] for cowards. I will say more to your face than anywhere

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I perceive colours in shades of grey – Tonto Dikeh reveals her achromatopsia

I perceive colours in shades of grey – Tonto Dikeh reveals her achromatopsia
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Why self-medication is on the rise

Why self-medication is on the rise Wednesday April 28 2021 A woman prepares to take medication. Under and over doses are common during self-medication. PHOTO/ABUBAKER LUBOWA Summary Advertisement In the past, self-medication was common among the rural population, who lived far away from health centres. However, today any person who feels unwell walks into a pharmacy or drug shop to buy drugs, some of which require doctors’ prescription. According to medical experts, self-medication results in under or overdose, especially among children and expectant mothers. In 2010, the National Drug Authority (NDA) estimated that eight in every 10 people self-medicate or buy drugs over the counter. NDA attributes this to the increased number of pharmacies and drug shops, expensive treatment from clinics and long distances to health facilities.

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