So we stayed all night to shout happy new year on January 1st 2020 only to go through all these

*I have the video*🤣

*Mad ohh*🤣

*Corona virus*😜

*Lockdown*🤣

*Quarantine*🤣

*Isolation*🤣

*Wearing of nose masks*😋

*Washing of hands every minutes*🤣

*Undertakers entered*🤭🤭

*Indaboski*🏃🏃

*Matter Settlers Which matter we go settle*🤣🤣

*Lee mhi ohh Husband of many wives*🤣🤣

*AY poyoo entered*😜

*Nigerian made version Am a Cow*🤣

*Don't leave me Challenge*🤣

*Duduke Challenge*🤣

*BBN cruise*🤣

*Dorathy with the milk Company*🤣

*Mummy Calm down*🤣🤣

*FBF goes to school*🤣

*Benefit boys*😜

*You will Suffer for 600 years*😋

*Davido now said we should FEM*🤣

*Even up till now we don't know what happened in ROOM 306*🤣🤣

*Girlfriend day seff follow*🤣

*Boyfriend day no carry last*🤣🤣

*No Bra day kon join*😇😇

*After Bestie day we started Ending SARS*🤓🤓

*SARS naw disguise as SWAT*😜😜

*Lekki toll gate Massacre 20/10/20*😏😏

*Police stations burnt down*😂😂

*Tinubu the wanted man*😁😁

*Soro Soke Werey*😃😃

*Oba Staff don dissaper*🤣🤣

*Trip to Canada*😆😆

*"Return back to prison"*🤣🤣

*Curfew and Lockdown Part 2*😂😂

*Covid 19 palliative*😀

*Dragon that blew fire to BRT station*🤣🤣

*Walahi this year sweet If you are seeing this Just know you are not dead Remaining 2 months na only God know Weytin go occur*

Unforgettable year

Is not easy to pass through all these

Thank you Lord

ABI U NO KNOW?

PepsiCo's latest drink, Driftwell

Source: PepsiCo

Doctors and dentists are reporting more cases of cracked teeth and insomnia as the coronavirus pandemic takes a toll on the nation's stress levels.

PepsiCo's latest drink Driftwell is pitching itself as a way to combat the problem.

Pepsi employees came up with an idea for a beverage to help consumers de-stress and relax before bed as part of an internal competition started last year by CEO Ramon Laguarta. The concept won, and the food and beverage giant went to work to make it a reality.  Emily Silver, vice president of innovation and capabilities at Pepsi's North American beverages unit, said it is the fastest new product to ever come out of the company. Driftwell will be available nationwide on e-commerce sites in December and in grocery stores by the first quarter of 2021.

"I think we're launching this at a time when there's more consumer interest than there previously was, given everything that's going on from a macro perspective," Silver said.

The enhanced water drink contains 200 miligrams of L-theanine, an amino acid that's found in green and black teas and some mushrooms. A few studies have suggested that the ingredient can improve sleep quality and can help reduce the physical symptoms of stress.

"From a scientific and regulatory perspective, we feel really good about making that claim around L-theanine. Specifically, we have safety in clinical data to prove that it works," Silver said.

Driftwell also contains 10% of the recommended daily value of magnesium. The drink comes in 7.5-ounce mini cans and just one flavor: blackberry lavender. According to Silver, it's the perfect size for hydrating before bedtime without requiring another trip to the bathroom.

Functional water beverages were a $2.97 billion market last year in the U.S., according to data from Euromonitor International, which forecasts that their popularity will boost sales nearly 5% this year. Relaxation drinks are a much smaller category, although their popularity in Japan suggests they could become a part of Americans' everyday routines.

"It's a nascent category, and it's one frankly that we think we can build from a [liquid refreshment beverage] perspective," Silver said.

Smaller companies are making their own relaxation drinks by adding CBD to sparkling water and touting them as a sleep aid or a way to unwind, although little research has been done to back up those claims. Those companies are doing this despite the Food and Drug Administration prohibiting adding the cannabis compound to food and drinks, and large corporations like Pepsi have avoided any potential regulatory snafus by sidestepping the ingredient for now.

Shares of Pepsi, which has a market value of $189 billion, are flat so far this year, as of Monday's close.