Ladies please beware!!! Worm-Infested Hair[weave] from Dead Persons Now on sales In The Market

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Ladies please beware!!! Irene Myangoh, a personal assistant working at a law firm in Nairobi went to an upmarket hair salon along Kenyatta Avenue, and spent significantly more than N5,500 on a human hair weave.

Fourteen days later she started struggling with severe headache that would not go away. She'd 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'd only work for a few hours and then the headache will be back worse than even before.

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Photo: Edible Worm That Looks Like A Manhood

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Its scientific name is Urechis unicinctus. It is a species of marine spoon worm widely referred to as the fat innkeeper worm or the man-hood fish. It is common in Asia, and a delicacy there. It is called pinyin in Chinese, yumushi in Japanese, and gaebul in Korean. It lives in burrows in sand and mud. It gets the name “fat innkeeper worm” because the tunnels it creates often contain other animals. This spoon worm is commonly eaten raw with salt and sesame oil in Korea and in parts of Japan.