K and G Beauty SHOP
state low-cost Jos before maidunama junction Rantya road
18/06/2025
Gladys Nnaji Chinyere
đ„ âDaddy, This Is Not Charm â Itâs Your Nerves.â
Obiageli x Her Father.
[Scene: Evening. Generator hums in the background. Obiageli enters the sitting room and sees her father rubbing his legs again, wincing silently.]
Obiageli:
Daddy, youâre rubbing that leg again? You never sleep?
Daddy (groans):
How I wan sleep?
Obiageli, this thing wey dey do me no get name.
From my foot reach my knee â itâs like I match charm.
Hot current. Pins. Needle. Sometimes e go be like say my skin dey peel from inside.
Obiageli (sits up sharply):
Match charm ke?
Daddy, itâs not juju.
This thing has a name.
Itâs called neuropathy â nerve damage.
And itâs not coming from the village.
Itâs coming from your food, your blood sugar, and years of not listening to your body.
Daddy:
Ehn? Nerve? But I no get diabetes na. Doctor say my sugar still dey okay.
Obiageli:
You donât need to âhave diabetesâ for this to start.
Your sugar has been dancing for years.
You drink malt like water.
Bread in the morning, eba at night, coke in between.
Then that typhoid three years ago⊠they gave you 4 different antibiotics.
You stopped eating meat, stopped eating egg. You said itâs âtoo rich.â
Daddy, your nerves are hungry.
You didnât match charm.
You matched decades of nutritional deficiency.
Daddy (shocked):
So all this my pain na food cause am?
Obiageli:
Yes oh.
Food. And the gut damage from drugs.
Your nerves canât function without:
âVitamin B1 (thiamine)
âB12
âMagnesium
âCholine
âProtein
âProper gut bacteria to absorb all of them
And all youâve been eating is tea and bread, custard and paracetamol.
Daddy:
But Obiageli, you know say I donât like eggâŠ
Obiageli:
You donât like egg but you like pain?
Let me be honest with you, Daddy.
If you continue like this, you may not be able to walk again.
This is how it starts.
Today itâs burning feet.
Tomorrow, itâs numb hands.
Next thing, you fall and break bone because you didnât feel the floor.
We are not waiting for that.
Starting tomorrow, weâre fixing your food.
Daddy (sighs):
Youâve become my doctor now abi?
Obiageli (smiling):
Call it what you want. But your healing starts now.
No more cracker biscuit.
Weâre going back to real food â meat stock, bitterleaf, eggs, ogiri, okra, liver.
Your nerves are not dead. Theyâre begging.
Letâs answer them.
đ§ Neuropathy is not old age. Itâs not charm. Itâs not village people.
Itâs long-term inflammation. Nerve starvation.
And it can be reversed â if you catch it early.
If your feet are burning, tingling, zappingâŠ
Donât sit there blaming your village uncle.
Blame your bread, your malt, your indomie.
And fix it.
Donât forget to reach out for a diet plan. Share and tag your friends.
Letâs help our fathers walk again â without fear, without fire, without lies.
I think this egg philosophy is working o.đ Gladys Nnaji Chinyere
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