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Wednesday, December 29, 2021

Port Harcourt Soot And Tips You Need To Get By....

A recent BBC report states that there is a 4% increase in respiratory illnesses in Rivers State, and in 5yrs times there will be an increase in respiratory tract infections and cancer.






Here are the tips on how to survive the soot.


1. Clean your room/house regularly.
The soot usually settles on surfaces inside and outside the house. Mop floors and clean surfaces with damp clothes more often, daily if possible. This is very important if you’ve got kids around.


2. Reduce ambient air in the house by keeping the windows shut or curtains down.
This is best if you have an air conditioning system due to the heat. But it helps reduce the entrance of dirty air into your house.


3. Clean your AC air filter weekly, and you’ll be surprised. Whether at home or office, please do this for your health sake. The soot is trapped there, so clean up. Also, clean your window net.
Reduce outdoor activities if possible.


4. Outdoor activities such as morning jogging are now dangerous! I repeat, dangerous! The high humidity during early hours makes the air heavy with soot and its risky for you while engaging in any cardiovascular exercise.


5. Change your beddings more often if you leave your windows open. The same applies to your curtains. Also, flip the clothes you dry outside before taking them inside.


6. Drink lots of water and take lots of vitamin C enriched foods/fruits. You might want to invest in vitamin C supplements too.


7. Do not try to abuse antibiotics in this period due to constant flu and cough. Please go and see a doctor.

8 Ensure you raise your voice and demand action from the government, keep doing so until they find a lasting solution.

Pass this information around to loved ones....our lives matter, wake up Port Harcourt People and tackle the soot.
from facebook.




My own tip is to leave Port Harcourt as soon as possible....

55 comments:

  1. Upon all the oil in that region, they cannot live a decent life. Shame on all the Niger delta leaders, past and present.

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  2. Oh dear! PH people please adhere to the tips above or leave PH if you can

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  3. Exactly! Same thing I was discussing with my mum the other day. This soot of a thing is very bad. They inhale it into their lungs which might cause harm to their health.

    Even here in Aba, there’s soot maybes because we live close to an abattoir. When we insert finger or tissue our nostrils, it comes out very black. This worries me so much. I no wan hear say my people have lung infection. God please.

    Thanks for these tips ma’am

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  4. Stella, what about us that have business over there? I thought about this just yesterday and listening to the governor saying he has no power over it, got me more worried.

    For some days now I've been sick and the cough have reduced very well. Only God knows where it's coming from.

    I just pray drastic measure is being used on these oil bunkers to put an end to this madness.

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    1. Relocate to your state.

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    2. Anonymous 10:34, e never reach fight naaaa. Na type we still dey type. By the way, Rivers State is my state as well by birth. I was born there, so I am entitled to what someone from there will get as well.

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    3. Thank u @10 34

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    4. Yeah, go back to your state and join IPOB you have been promoting online. You'll even have Mondays off.

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    5. 22:27 LMAOOOOO

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  5. The government is not doing anything about it. Even with the doors and windows closed, I don't know how it find it's way inside the house. May God help us, can someone leave without another option

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  6. It is better they leave the state, it is a high risk living in such condition

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  7. Stella, your tip is the best solution.

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  8. Please leave PH if you can;you can get another means of livelihood elsewhere if you keep an open mind..

    Life is worth living and you can only enjoy all that money you are hustling for when you are not just alive but in good health..

    What's the essence of making money or surviving if you cant be healthy to enjoy the fruit of your labour?

    And yes I would leave Lagos and forget my businesses if anything threatens the air I breathe;so kindly dont think I'm just talking..

    Please your life is important,I'm begging you..

    That's the message I sent to my friend 10 months ago and today he is in Lagos and life still goes on..

    Please Dear Bv reading this and in PH;The above message is for you too;kindly weigh your option and go for the best..

    @MARTINS

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    1. *coughs*..... Martins not easy as you think. Relocating to a new environment and state doesn't seems that easy. Leaving one's business behind to go start all over again isn't that easy as said. I understand what you're saying though but so many things are involve here.

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    2. Bia martins, selling of handset and earplugs is not business nnaa,it's oso aghia, you can move your showcase overnight if you want, the insurance company covering my business alone can't move to Lagos account talkless of the building and staff, the goods and vehicles.


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    3. Wow Anon 11:12. I was going to type a lot. But your unkind, unintelligent, unperceptive, arrogant disposition has left me kinda stunned.

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    4. Anonymous 11:12.
      Your pride stinks to the high heavens.
      It’s very possible to highlight the peculiarity of your own situation without degrading Martins legit hustle.
      You and I know know there’s an air of superiority in that rubbish you wrote.
      May God not humble you, better humble yourself.

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    5. Anon 11.12.. U have issues. I have a feeling you are earning a few change and that makes u think you don arrive. I pray the tides of change wont make you eat those mean words you just spat out

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    6. Mma Cee 👌 don't mind the envious anon.

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    7. @anon 11:12 🙄 Mazi take am easy on Martins biko, it's advice he gave,

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    8. Anon11.12...your comment reeks of envy...if truth be told, you may just be a jobless cretin angry at the world.
      Even if your claims are true, remember the story of Job, even a good man as described by the Bible the tides did change.

      Selling handsets and earplugs ain't a bussiness? kindly repeat this infant of the board of directors of samsung, Apple and the likes...

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    9. Anon 11.12 just disgraced himself here! hahahahah! ODE! Trust BV to set him straight! Bed wetter! Hahahahahah

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  9. The government should please find a lasting solution. Port Harcourt residents lives matter.

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  12. If you don't have any tangible thing doing in PH please relocate to a sane climate for your health sake, truth be told all this big cities in Nigeria are over rated sef, they are very expensive to live in, yes you make good money but at the end of the day bills takes it all.

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  13. Thanks . But the soot is on the increase even adhering to that tips. God help us all

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  14. Stella,it isn't that easy to leave. I work here;my kids go to school here. Trust me, it's not that simple.

    We ensure my floor is mopped everyday,even at that everywhere is still filled with soot.

    My children's nostrils always black. I adhere to all those tips up there o. Recently my eldest son developed some respiratory issue. He'll be breathing really fast. When we got to the hospital,we were told he's allergic to 'something'. The floor is tiled ,so it's only a centre rug that we have and this is cleaned daily. I just knew it's the soot.

    That's why I'm doing all I can to relocate with my family,2022, so help me God.

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  15. This soot of a thing, some places do not experience it. I am wondering if the air filters it before it spreads. Choba/nta/etc, areas, u can leave ur house without mopping for a week, but no try am for transamadi, abuloma n fimie. Same goes for cocaine village areas. It's very minimal in some places, nonexistent in some places and very heavy in some places that you will mop per hour if you dont want your feet to be black. But wike said, nothing can be done about it. It has come to stay cos kpo fire petrol is cheaper and cost of production is less to the detriment of the people. But we go survive am cos no be today kpo fire start. It has been there right from Odili era.

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    1. What about Rumukurusi area. Does the soot reach there? I have a relative there

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    2. I gave up when I heard him said so. Honestly, i don't think anything can be done about it. The government caused it all. Things like this would have been avoided if the government of the country was responsible all along.

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    3. Abeg, try and be typing proper English and use proper apostrophe before posting@ teejay. Always giving someone headache.

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    4. I can't leave my house for one week without mopping it,the soot at nta here is something else. I clean every two days yet is not enough.. God will help us

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  16. PH na wa.....o,they should do something about

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  17. Thank God I left PH! This soot started few years ago, I remembered how I slumped in my bathroom and could not move/breathe for almost 30mins. God's grace saved me that day. I experienced so many health challenges in PH, I had to make an emergency exit from that state!

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    1. Can you just imagine and a very sick fellow up there is raining abuses to Martins for suggesting that people leave PH for their health.
      Thank God for you dear Julie.

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  18. Please wear face masks at all times. Everyday try to take cucumber, pineapple and ginger blend and drink to help your immune system cos your body will work overtime.

    Also prepare water+white vinegar+olive/coconut oil+any essential oil in a spray bottle and spray around your house, furnitures to manage the dust and soot.

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  19. I was just thinking of relocating because of the soot before I opened this post. But relocating is not easy o.

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  20. The soot in increasing day by day, God help ph peeps.

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    1. Once rainy season comes, it stops somehow cos rain spoils the business.

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  21. Me dat is doing my NYSC in pH, may God help me

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  22. This is the best time to invest in a gas mask. Yes, let someone make an order for it, I bet it will make a pretty profit sum.

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  23. funny enough, the soot reaches Oyigbo as well. Government should find a lasting solution to it because everybody cannot leave.

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  24. Gather and match to the source of the soot and stop their operations. The government knows about the soot and don't want to do anything about it

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  25. Just got back from ph and it’s horrible. As u are bathing the water is blackish. Terrible

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