Nigeria, March 1 -- Diabetes is a silent but deadly condition affecting millions of Nigerians, yet many people remain unaware of its early warning signs.

Experts warn that delayed diagnosis often leads to severe complications, including nerve damage, kidney disease, and cardiovascular issues. The key to managing diabetes effectively lies in early detection and lifestyle adjustments.

According to the International Diabetes Federation, Nigeria had an estimated 3.62 million diabetes cases in 2021. Across Africa, approximately 24 million people live with the condition, and by 2045, this number is projected to soar by 129 per cent, reaching 55 million.

Oladapo Ashiru, Chairman of the Medical Art Centre and Secretary-General of the Internati...