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Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Check Your Weaves Ladies...Worm-Infested Hair from Dead People Is In The Market Oh.





  Irene Myangoh, a personal assistant working at a law firm in Nairobi went to an upmarket hair salon along Kenyatta Avenue, and spent more than N5,500 on a human hair weave.
Two weeks later she started suffering from severe headache that would not go away. She would wake up with severe headache at night.

She went to a private doctor who gave her drugs for the relief of mild to moderate pain of inflammatory origin with or without fever; they would only work for a few hours and then the headache would be back worse than even before.
Desperate, she went to see a specialist who did blood tests and even a brain scan. All the tests were negative but the headache persisted, making her unable to concentrate at work and sleeping very poorly.
She went back to her doctor who decided to examine her scalp and under the beautiful weave he found worms!
The worms were burrowing into her skull and after sending the samples to the lab they found that the hair had eggs from which the worms had Irene had to shave after this ordeal and took antibiotics for two weeks.
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Elsewhere, 16-year-old girl from Buruburu, a Nairobi surburb, also suffered the same fate but unfortunately for her she died. Cobweb eggs were found in her hair after she died.
There was a profound cobweb design in her weaved hair. She dropped dead after constant headaches.
The root cause? The weave had unnoticed spider eggs. The warmth produced after weaving provided a very conducive environment for the eggs to hatch.
A spider grew in her scalp and bit her. The poison found its way to her blood. She could not survive the attack.culled


*i COULDNT DEAL,I TOOK OUT MY WEAVE AFTER SEEING THIS ARTICLE Because the heat in my scalp was tormenting me and i don't want anything having babies in my scalp….i couldn't deal,please be very vigilant....check that headache and itching.

Apologies to anyone in the hair business that might feel offended by this article.

86 comments:

  1. Yeeeeeepa! OMG.... Am soooo spechless.

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    1. HMmmm,nawa OOo. can someone pls suggest the names of a good quality weave apart from chocolate and Remy weave.

      Thanks

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  2. Thank God I don't wear weave. Braids all the way.

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  3. Thank God i've stopped using human hair since the day i watched a clip on youtube on where they are gotten from. synthetic hair all the way jare...

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    1. pls where do they get human hair from???

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    2. pls where do they get human hair from???

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  4. God have mercy....mogbe!! humans are wicked oh! thank u stella for this info

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  5. yippieeee!!Stella of life ur on paper..on national mirror page 24.abeg me m waiting 4 d book Wey u want write bout 9ja celebs inability 2 handle fame.

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    1. Stella, pls I will like to buy d book oooo. When its out let us know.

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    2. Me natural African 'fro all d way,these days even black gals hav d largest n longest hair....u all artificial sisters pls enjoy ur suffer,soon na baby cobra go hatch for una head.....#team naturals#

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    3. @Meg, pls how do u take care of ur natural hair and wat products do u use?! Thanks

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    4. Cheap products: coconut oil, shea butter, leave in conditioner.
      Correct products for coils: moroccan oil conditioner, eco styler gel, sulphate free shampoo try African pride shea moisture with their leave in too.
      Natural hair just needs a lot of moisturising and conditioning. Braid and twist too. Keeps the moisture locked in and allows the hair to grow. Good luck

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  6. Hmmmm......strange o, how can a whole spider grow on ur head and u wont knw. ..doesn't she brush it or wht and didn't d oda lady feel pains in her scalp????

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    1. Don't mind the stupid stories. SDK what are cobweb eggs biko. Stella worm eggs?

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  7. this is a case of olowo fi owo ra iku.

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  8. Jeeeeez ....won't be staying long with mine again

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  9. hmm, think im going with braids for now

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  10. mrs oluwatobiloba30 October 2013 at 08:53

    Stella am crying!!!lost my elda sister 2012 afta ha marriage 2011,she wos havin severe headache,dey loosend d hair she wos on d thursday bfor d sat she died...my fam dint want an autopsy nd lft errtin as God willd it....i tink am goin low wit d human hair also..fenx

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  11. Like....eeew! Serious grouse! Just lost my appetite! These are perilous times!

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    1. BBC's assistant.30 October 2013 at 15:13

      Its spelt gross dear........all this forming sha, atleast learn how to spell it right

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  12. Chineke! Wetin person no go see.me am returning back to plaiting thread and weaving without attachment.

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  13. Wow.....for me it's wig all the way . Except during winter that I braid because my hair is as thick as forest, never put any relaxer.

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    1. Waoooh. Ur hair is as thick as ur boobs

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  14. Looool my gf must read this. No more spending for brazilian hair or weave.

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    1. Tufiakwa u r stingy jor! *spits**

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    2. Loool @ anonymous

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  15. This is gross!
    But we can't do without weaves o,#scared#
    Stella it's only matter of time,u go wear am again lol!
    it's good to air these weaves properly before and after use,it helps.

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    1. Wow,such sad tales but like Ʊ rightly said,can one really do without weaves??One just has †̥ be extracareful and then extra-extraprayerful.May God help us all o!

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  16. It all boils down to lack of contentment and covetousness. Ladies should be content with their own natural hair which God has given to them and not desire other people's hair.

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  17. It only happend in Kenya joor..Human hair any time any day.This will now be an excuse for people that can't afford it*FlipsPeruvianHair and walk away

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    1. soon u go flip snake eggs and walk on streets,anunti

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  18. N5,500 weave? What kinda weave is that? Why won't lizards grow on itt? Hygiene goes a long way, how can spiders be on ur head? Don't u wash ur weave? Don't u wash ur hair in between?

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  19. Ladies my candid advise to you is to wear your natural hair on your head as your head is the symbol of your destiny and you should be careful of anything you put on your God given destiny. Most real men prefer the natural women than all the artificial fixing which we did not come to this world with. Rather let us set our affection on things above and prepare for the coming of our Lord Jesus Christ.

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    1. Weave or natural, naija women do not take care of their hair. Dirty natural hair breeds lice u know.

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  20. Natural hair rocks, leave artificail hair alone n maintain ur God given hair, blacks will never listen

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  21. Hahahahaha no wonder some hair dey smell badly.I wan go open barber shop.

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  22. Hmmmmm....thk God am barbin my hair to low cut dis saturday(anita becker) see as person go use her own money go buy wetin go kill am...I run I kwn use again...I go burn d ones wey I get...chaii

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    1. Wow! Thank u very much oh_which ones do u have? I need 24inches peruvian hair sha neva mind send 'all" of 'em to me biko. I wanna expand my human hair "wardrobe". *praying so hard so u'll cut ur hair 2day**

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  23. Haaaaa me dey get some kind headache n seriously Itching.thanks 4 dis info

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  24. Tis does not affect me since na chocolate I dey use :) I prefer it to all those fake human hair in lagos island they parade as real hair

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    1. That chocolate hair is the way forward oooooo. Very nice brand that looks soooo much like human hair.

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    2. Yes, it's lovely. ...... but Just be sure you don't buy the fake chocolate hair........There is a high influx in the market.

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  25. Some people carry their weaves for too long. Something must lay egg there. N5,500 on human hair???? Guys come on. She bought her problems.
    Don't wash your weaves and keep. Wash and air dry before you use and just before you sew in, heat in the dryer for about 10 mins.
    Also the weaving shouldn't be tight. When it's tight the discomfort can lead to itching and infection.
    Also ladies, don't buy your problems. Buy good hair. It's better to spend good money and buy it once than waste money buying Crap over and over again. Otherwise stick to braids and plaits or invest in a wig.
    I do not recommend relaxer..ehn ehn! That's even worse for you. Before you know it alopecia will be your portion. Natural hair rocks in all.

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  26. Nigerians ladies and the other type of "Ladies" who wear weaves, human hair is an enhancement, which is not totally necessary. But for those of you who "Gostaahavit" whether necessary or not, there are other types of hair that can be used which are almost as close to Real hair as can be. I would give out a number of a renowned place where you can buy processed hair which is similar to human but is factory manufactured if asked. There's really no point wearing all these silly Peruvian, magnolia Indian and all the crappy hair of which, no one really knows the source. Remember there are people who die on the streets who have long hair, whose bodies are not claimed unfortunately. In a country where the Hair business is booming, can you imagine where these hairs end up. You don't know if it is a mad person's hair you are wearing or about to buy. Many around me go for processed synthetic hair which is equally expensive but safer and even more manageable than these hazardous weaves. Having said that, many will still buy what is available and in vogue. All I can say is, if you buy a weave pack, boil it before you head out to the stylist. It might lose its initial shine, but to be safe is better than being sorry and also with a good spray sheen, you can get your boiled weave back to its shiny glossy look. Nothing beats the real deal, your own hair, but in cases where you want to Play with the extra, be safe and try staying away from second hand used weaves. Also, wearing a weave does not mean you don't have to wash. Treat all weaves like your own hair because sewn in hair could also be a breeding ground for lice ticks and all those creepy crawlies. Happy weaving.

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  27. lock ur hair, SIMPLE!!! A word is enough........

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  28. Thank God i don't use fake hair!!! Women go take their hands kill themselves!!!

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  29. Mrs Oluwatobiloba, will anything honestly go wrong if you write in full and spell your english words properly? For heaven's sake why have we allowed this nasty habit of shortening words, which young teenagers do when texting for the primary reason of "saving credit", affect even grown adults so much that even when posting comments where google doesn't charge you a kobo people still write in short forms and in very annoying ones for that matter? If you are in a hurry to post, come back later when settled and do it instead of exhibiting crass illiteracy on the net for the whole world to see.

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    1. Leave Mrs oluwa tobiloba alone the issue is hair not spelling.

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  30. Tank God have already made up my mind to start going on low cut by january. God have mercy

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  31. some people dont wash and treat weaves. use dettol and warm water to wash ur weaves after u remove. infact, i soak mine in shampoo and warm water and dettol once i remove, for like 30 mins. then i use conditiner on it, comb it out, rinse and dry under hot sun. but many just buy and wear. apart from worms and thinz, for hygiene purposes nko? face it! some women are careless about their hygiene. just like they buy new undies and wear before washing, they seat on any toilet, they share eyeliner pencils, they dont even soak their undies in disinfectant or change sheets often. haba! no be so oh. even their powder puff and brushes, they can use for months without washing it, yet they complain about pimples and facial issues and spend money on facial treatments. please, lets be careful as women. as we dey pack things dey use, we suppose dey careful too.

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    1. You've gone too far with washing a new pant before wearing it. Everyday I wash my privates and brush my teeth, only take my bath everyday when it's summer and still my skin is as smooth

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    2. And your point is?

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    3. @pealie, ur point is useless!!!!. Nah ITK go kill u.

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  32. Stellaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!! my goodness i'm so scared o!

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  33. This is not new, it's not just in the weaves, it can happen any where. Years ago, a 9 year old girl had braided hair with packed pony tail on top of the head and had same complaints for a while of headaches. It was after death they realized that a spider must have crawled in to the oponytail and laid eggs maybe when she was sleeping. Lesson here is, let your hair down or out every so often and inspect it, even f ok r braids.

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  34. haba, this is serious o, God help us all

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  35. stella this is not news. thats why you have to wash the hair very well before you were it. its from human beings so obviously it will have lice etc. no one shud use human hair without washing it thorougly with warm water and shampoo. mine had lice in it and i had to wash it three times

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    1. in other words....dis weaves are from dead bodies..........lobatan!!!

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  36. Love you Stella but this gist is as fake as gist comes. Check out http://www.snopes.com/horrors/vanities/hairweaves.asp

    That said, ladies please be wise!

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  37. Thank God I'm on low cut and I wash my hair every day.

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  40. The music has just started; those saying they can't do without human hair, 10-15 years ago, what were they putting on? Let me give you a good scenario; A friend of yours, a Caucasian has just died and you were shown a note that she "willed her hair to you". Now Will you in all honesty lady walk boldly into her room where she lay in state and harvest her hair and put it on? See, keep the answer in your heart but please tell yourself the truth. If you are the kind that can't stand a corpse, why wear the corpse's hair? What has the living and the dead in common?

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  41. Lobatán!...We don hear am nw..brazilian hair,indian hair,ghana hair,aba hair.Small time nw,person go hear say dem don dey sell abraka hair for ebinpejo lane,Onitsha..hia!

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  42. Thank God I'm on low cut and I wash my hair every day.

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  43. Ladies, You have heard o, please be careful o. No be by force to wear weaves and worse still another person hair.
    Be kiaful o.

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  44. You guys are taking this too far. Its all about hygiene. You buy new panties and don't wash, buy new toothbrush and don't soak in hot water before use.... You're prone to infection. The list goes on. Besides, what human hair out there goes for N5k?

    Human hair is not gotten from dead people, there would have to be a holocaust every month to justify the amount of human hair available out there. Don't spoil market for these hair sellers abeg... some operate with high quality standards.

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  45. Am Kenyan and I read the original article.The lady working at a law firm bought her weave from the upscale salon where she had her hair done.This is a batch of hair imported from China and elsewhere,so the fair sold very fast.When the doctor did a scalp biopsy on her,the kind of worms he discovered are normally found on dead bodies.They are microscopic you can't see them with naked eye & besides I don't think washing the weave would help.

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  46. mrs oluwatobiloba30 October 2013 at 15:37

    @anon 10:22,i knw dis z a social media...i type dis way wen am on stuffs lyk dis nt cos am bin fast,u understood wot i wrote yeah?den der shudnt b a prob,well thanks all d same!i beta stop commenting

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  47. Gullible people.

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  48. Thank you Stella for sharing this. The big question is, why do you want to wear some other person's hair. Think about it for a moment. Doesn't that even gross you out? Hopefully. this will give some people pause. Unfortunate situation

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  49. How about microwaving the hair before applying it to our scalp? Just asking....

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  50. Abeg nigerians,make una nor kill me oo.the story is a very bad lie. Google it n u'll see dat dis so called incident supposedly happened in 2010,d same name,d same story. Its totally fabricated by some jobless pple. If u love human hair n can afford it,go for it,if u don't,its a free world. But don't impose ur choices on odas n don't accept every news u hear witout investigating

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    1. Thank you o jare! Its such a load of crap.

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  51. Personal hygiene matters alot. Always wash ur hair(natural,weaves,weavons nd dreads) May God Help Us All. Meanwhile: For Your Original Tangle Free Virgin Hair(Peruvian,Mongolian,Indian,Malaysia,Brazillian)Please Contact IMPECABBLE HAIR +2347081623785. Stay Blessed. SDK Pls I love ur pls post this thanks

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  52. Oturugbekee..... I talk am. There is something very unsettling abt carrying someones hair on ur head( poor people who unhappily sold their hair for money,hair from demon possessed people,hair from the dead)abeg I can't deal. There are very original and nice synthetic hair in market.why use your money to buy trouble.soon there wld be human nails and lenses..oh chim

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  53. For the lady who is asking where human hair comes from. Human hair come from corpse; LIKE IN DEAD BODY. I MEAN OZU in igbo. Dead, dead, dead , mortuary body.

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  54. For the lady who is asking where human hair comes from. Human hair come from corpse; LIKE IN DEAD BODY. I MEAN OZU in igbo. Dead, dead, dead , mortuary body.

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  55. @ anon October 31, 2013 at 12:12 PM you need to educate yourself and stop thinking like n illiterate

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    1. Thank God dat my hair is full and natural afro,I don't use relaxer,or harsh chemicals,the money which girls are using 2 buy brazilian hair and all dat,is it not better to use d money 2 buy good hair creams to maintain ur hair?

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    2. Thanks jare,u are right!

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