Thread by @DrOlusesan

SEX IN THE SUN
The presence of sunlight may have been the reason why Nigerians have endured and may continue endure lack of electricity. By my estimation, Lagos alone save up to $10Million yearly by using sun to dry clothes, and without a cold weather that requires home heating.

Ekiti and Ondo would need thrice their federal allocation as drying cost for cocoa, cassava and many other food processes that requires drying, if yearly availability of sunlight drops by half. A productive cocoa farmer would need at least 308 million BTU of heat. 1kWh = 3412BTU.

I read it that UK spends ~£100,000 on vitamin D between October, and March of the following year. Its been said vitamin D is crucial to building a formidable immune system. If this is true, God sent us here prepared. We didn't only become fortified through exposures to diseases.

Sunlight, like crude oil is God's given pampering that has become a problem, to us.
I wanted to know if there's a correlation between hyperactive sexual life & sunlight and it fell right into my hands.
Literature abound that shows vitamin D is the diesel of the erection industry.

Vitamin D is dubbed the "sex vitamin," which we get from sunlight in over supply in Nigeria and, by extention, Africa. Vitamin D pumps estrogen levels in women, which results in higher sex drive. It also has the same effect on men, the hormone in this case is testosterone.

There's an endless number of scientific research that has connected increased probability of the conception of twins in women, and higher levels of fertility rate in both sexes, to vitamin D. Be careful with women whose body make >30 ng/mL of vitamin D from sunlight, daily.

I wont say where we belong on global index for research grant fraud. Nonetheless, a fellow who has received $1.6Million research grant over d years on tropicality of High Capacity Voltaic Panels, has nothing to show, except for 12 children from one woman. Two others are pregnant.