I WAS HIGHLY RELEVANT IN NIGERIA BEFORE I BECAME GOVERNOR -SULE. (PHOTO).

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 I Was Highly Relevant In Nigeria Before I Became Governor -Sule *** “The overwhelming pressure from parents, supporters, and people who have worked with me throughout the period is so overwhelming that it is a situation I can reconsider. Every time I have made a statement, I have kept it for the entire six and a half years I have been governor. Every time I said I was going to do something, I did it. “Before I became governor, I was highly relevant in this country. I was the managing director of African Petroleum. I got my name from the capital market for that. I am one of the governors who ran one of the most successful companies, at one time the most capitalized company in Nigeria – Dangote Sugar Refinery PLC. I made my name from there. I have done a lot of other things.” -Governor Sule On Channels Television’s Politics Today | March 23, 2026

MIRANDA MCKEON REVEALS WHY SHE CONTINUES TO DRINK ALCOHOL DESPITE CANCER RECURRENCE RISKS. (PHOTO).


 Miranda McKeon reveals why she continues to drink alcohol despite cancer recurrence risks


Miranda McKeon, a 24-year-old New York City influencer, recently marked four years cancer-free while continuing to share candid reflections about her health journey. 


Diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer at 19 during her freshman year of college, McKeon underwent a double mastectomy, chemotherapy, fertility treatments, and medically induced menopause. 


Since 2022, she has been cancer-free and has built a career as a content creator focused on breast cancer awareness.


In a recent video series where she speaks openly while taking medication, McKeon addressed questions from followers about her decision to keep drinking alcohol despite its known cancer risks. 


She acknowledged the anxiety this choice brings, admitting she often exceeds recommended limits, but explained that she values enjoying her youth and social life in New York. 


While she recognizes alcohol as a carcinogen, she emphasized the importance of balancing health concerns with the realities of living fully at her age.


McKeon also shared the emotional complexity of her “cancer-versaries,” noting that not every milestone feels celebratory. 


She admitted to grappling with guilt and fear about recurrence but strives to avoid self-blame, reminding herself that being a survivor doesn’t mean she must live under constant restriction. 


Her openness about these struggles highlights the nuanced reality of survivorship where joy, anxiety, and self-compassion coexist as she continues to inspire others navigating similar journeys.

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