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Its co-terminous but its full time. I get to do 2mths work placement during summer holidays.
Any guideline on heamatology then? i enjoyed it better. microbiology was the best but i detest the smell, biochemistry is BORING.
lol

I apprecite you giving little me your time.

Basically, I'm a BMS student and trying to complete my portfolio. Part of that involves a presentation, ive decided to go for haematology, biochemistry or microbiology.
Are you in any of these sections? if you are, I'll just like to know what you think should be in my presentation

I got the message last nite actually, but my first impression was----- WHAT DA F**K. I don't believe in praying for the inevitable and plus i believe if it is not one's time to die, nothing will happen to the person.  Anyway, goodluck to those who prayed sha, hopefully someone that loves me prayed for moi

Really hissss

What are they having for dinner though
lol

More updates pleaseeeeeee, ohhh
How i wish I was at home nowwww

asha 80:
Load of rubbish.Speak for yourself.If for anything the group of guys i grew up with it was the ones that were brought up speaking english at homes that were the dullards or as we used to say 'nwa mummy'.

Where is NINETOFIVE when you need him.

As far as child B was born and went to primary school in an igbo speaking area the likelyhood of her speaking or knowing how to speak igbo is high unlike child A.

Not true. She went to primary school with children that were in the same situation as herself. I wonder why her brother and sisters can't speak the language though as they went to the same primary school if what you're saying is applicable  here. For records, their parents didn't allow them to interact with other children this is why she had to get to FGC (boarding house) before learning.

The point is, Child A didn't take any interest in other languages, Child B did and she's the only one who can speak her language among her brothers and sisters. She's learning Yoruba now

True but is not as if she can speak Warri language either.
Child B actually went to an international primary school and English was the only language they spoke there. Her only source of Igbo language was the short visits to the village and her years in secondary school.

@ asha and tpiah

I think the ability of a child whose parents are Yoruba, living in Owerri and been communicated to at home in English depend on the child. I know two families A and B, both are Igbo. Family A lives in Warri and speak English to their children, children went FGC around the same area they live but the children only understand a little bit of their Igbo language and can't speak it.
Family B on the other hand live in Abia, communicate with their children in English, children went to FGC in Akwa-ibom and they can speak their Igbo language fluently.
I asked a child from family B how she learnt her language, she said she learnt from friends and they go to their village as well so she was able to learn from the grandmother.
Child from family A on the other hand said she believed English was all she had to understand and therefore didn't have interest in other languages until now.

I don't know if anyone else in here heard this, but about one or two years ago, the lecturers and professors in UK were so tired of their students' written English and the way they abbreviate words unnecessarily that they were debating if they should start accepting or overlooking these mistakes. This must be telling us something though.

We have to consider the fact that in the Western world, the availability of technology to everyone (in form of computers/laptops) has made a huge difference to their CVs and that is something most people in Nigeria stuggle to posess.

lol.


way she dey wine
dey make ask my self, omoele
Your body is so fine and i can not help myself, omoele
baby baby give me ur number----

is it JT the guitar man or something.lol

Just guessing

OK
that was shocking. Is it a song??

Clap for urself


Here is another one for you

Girl na u be the one wey i give all my time
and i give all my cash
O girl say na me be the one wey u go dey call 'my guy'--------

all the things we use to say, all the way we use to dey,
how we use to play


ARTIST: 2face

TITLE: true love

Here is one for you

From look me I look you
We exchange our address
You come my house eh
Me I come your house eh-------------

Divorce rate will increase pretty soon in Nig the way things are going. Girls seem to be marrying really young nowadays in Nig. I know people will argue with me that age is not a factor but i sincerely beg to differ. A friend of mine got married recently (22yrs) for whatever reason i didn't bother to ask her sha, but i just kept asking myself Why she'll be married at that age and stage in her life when she's suppose to be serving. Oh, she couldn't invite some people because there was no time as well, which got me wondering what circumstance(s) has brought on this marriage? Spoke to her sometime ago, just a few weeks after the wedding and when I asked after the lucky man I was expecting some excitement, I got zero on that one.
Personally at this age I believe she should be trying to realise who she really is and what she want from her life, the type of home she'll like to have and how to make that home. Been wondering if she even realise or know what it takes to SUPPORT A MAN and be the best you can.
I personally know the type of person I am, I'm a bit of little miss perfect and since i don't know what relationship with the opposite sex is all about, I've never tried it, and the same will apply to my married life. As long as I search through myself very well and know I'm not ready, I'm not ready.
Me think people do the marriage thing nowadays without even knowing who they are and what they want out of that marriage
people should start drawing out their priorities and things may get a bi8t easier.
Very sad.

Is a sort of itching that won't stop.,, well it does stop for a day or two sometimes

lol. I know.

lol. Some companies don't e.g. Ralph Lauren, that's why I try to avoid US based stores online

Yea, i'll try it out sha and see if they'll deliver to the UK.
Awww, thanks for the search

True, I found some in that category but that's just toooooo cheap. I want something nice and not that expensive i won't mind getting the £150 one for half price if it were on sale, butit isnt

hahaha. I know fit ooo, i can just hear the voice of a friend now and the abuse she'll rain on me.lol

Really, well my waist is 74cm. i came across one on goodle for £150, that's just ridiculous it htink. lol

Does anyone know where I can get a really nice wist chain from, been searching for one for sometime now jare