king of pool: the thing is ugly sef

king of pool: the thing is ugly sef

Head of Public Relations, Mr. Biodun Olarenwaju, who spoke on behalf of the management, described the incident as a "social media rumour.”

He said, “Social media is designed primarily to disseminate information. But in the Nigerian context, many people disseminate rumours. The only information that should be seen there should be those persons who have the authority to speak concerning that particular incident.

“The only truth in the social media episode is that a bouncing baby boy was delivered in the toilet of the female hostel in our university. Other tales on the social media were totally incorrect.

Students should not encourage rumour mongering because of the Image of the person involved. They have to be careful not to make rumour the news.”

Efemena_xy: @OP, what's the point of pasting the girl's picture here, if not to vilify her further?

Do you not think she's been through enough with all the negative press aimed at her? There's even been a thread opened to explain the real circumstances surrounding the event. From what I recall, she's a first-time mother and wasn't aware that the abdominal pains she was experiencing in the toilet at that time were contractual labour pains! She's also stated that she never intended to do away with her baby, else why go through the nine-month pregnancy?

SMH!

king of poo:
the thing is ugly sef

tpia@:
oau seems to have lowered its general admission standards these days.

if someone is that d.aft that she did not know her due date, how to get to a hospital, or receive prenatal care and she calls herself an oau student, that's cause for concern.

contractions in the first stage of labour (THERE ARE THREE) typically do not last less than 5 hours at the very least, a supposed student alerted nobody during her labour?

please save all these tales for the bayelsa rumour mongering committee, and move on to the latest breaking news at lautech.

awon baby farm.

soon even someone located in japan will say they are an oau student.

byvan:



A child can be delivered accidentally,all labour doesn't really follow the textbook 3stages process(in a noticeable way).Due date has nothing to do with it as one can deliver before or after due date . Some women have given birth without knowing they are in labour,they just feel the urge to poo and once you push,the baby is there in the toilet.having my second baby only took the distance from the house to the hospital,i was just feeling a mad urge to poo but I didn't because experience prevailed, for a Naive mother, she might not make it to the hospital.

tpia@:


Yes, all the textbooks are wrong, everybody is wrong about what constitutes childbirth and labour.
as we have seen from nl, many women do not experience labour or pain, the baby just drops out atleisure, nothing like due date or birth pangs.

tpia@:


Yes, all the textbooks are wrong, everybody is wrong about what constitutes childbirth and labour.
as we have seen from nl, many women do not experience labour or pain, the baby just drops out atleisure, nothing like due date or birth pangs.

tpia@:


Yes, all the textbooks are wrong, everybody is wrong about what constitutes childbirth and labour.
as we have seen from nl, many women do not experience labour or pain, the baby just drops out atleisure, nothing like due date or birth pangs.

tpia@:
and yes, feel free to share your stories of your two minute pregnancy which gave you your bouncing baby, or whichever length of time you carried your own belle, embellish as necessary, or repeat what your mentor told you.

tpia@:
1.DUE DATE

is also known as EDD, or expected delivery date.

2. EVERY DOCTOR/PROFESSIONALLY TRAINED HEALTH WORKER regardless if they were trained in paradise or in the deepest jungle of somebody's village in africa, will tell you your due date is an estimated time of delivery and which can be two weeks before or after the exact date figured.

3. When you know your due date, it means you expect to go into labour within the range of dates mentioned.


4. Barring all the miraculous no-labour deliveries which seems common with nairalanders [maybe they are magicians or high on some substances], 99% of childbirths are preceded by signs and symptoms of labour.


hope i did not use too much english

Mustay: Experience is the best teacher