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Bleaching from within: Nigerians gamble health for fair skin
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Bleaching from within: Nigerians gamble health for fair skin

Punch Nigeria about 1 hour 1 mins read
In this report, VICTOR AYENI examines how the pursuit of lighter skin drives some Nigerians to swallow handfuls of supplements, use whitening creams and undergo vitamin infusions, amid concerns of health risks On September 29, as many people scrolled through X (formerly Twitter) to catch up on missed updates, a surprising video popped up. In Read More: https://punchng.com/bleaching-from-within-nigerians-gamble-health-for-fair-skin/

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