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  By Sodiq Ojuroungbe Public health experts and nephrologists have warned Nigerians against the rising use of detox products, saying that contrary to popular belief, these substances cannot cleanse the liver or kidneys. The physicians warned that many of the detox products marketed as natural remedies for removing toxins could cause more harm than good. Speaking exclusively with PUNCH Healthwise, the experts explained that there is no scientific evidence backing many detoxifiers widely promoted as effective for eliminating toxins and improving overall health. They cautioned that the liver and kidneys were self-cleansing organs that do not need external products to function properly. Although detoxifiers are popularly believed to boost energy, aid weight loss, and improve overall well-being, medical experts insist that several detox products, especially those made from herbal mixtures, may damage vital organs such as the liver and kidneys while exposing users to risks including nutr...

  updated prices for prepaid meters Ikeja Electric has released updated prices for prepaid meters, which take effect from August 6, 2025. The revised rates cover both single-phase and three-phase meter types and are inclusive of VAT. The revised rates were announced on the disco’s official X account on Friday. The company announced that “MBH Power Ltd’s one-phase costs ₦135,987.50,  while the three-phase costs ₦226,825.00. Turbo Energy Ltd’s one-phase costs ₦145,608.75, while the three-phase costs ₦236,903.13. Folake Soetan- The Chief executive officer Ikeja Electric “Aries Electric Ltd’s one-phase costs ₦145,125.00, and the three-phase costs ₦258,000.00. Mojec Asset Management Company Ltd’s one-phase costs ₦135,718.75, and the three-phase costs ₦226,825.00. Paktim Metering Nig. Ltd, the one-phase meter costs ₦137,600.00, while the three-phase meter costs ₦233,275.00. Holley Metering Ltd’s one-phase meter costs ₦133,854.03, three-phase meter costs ₦219,497.09. “CIG Metering As...