I remember our match against Italy @ Canada '87.....he gave the Italian winger Capellini HELL! A man of the,match performance......he was a great left full back.
RIP Peter Ogaba.

Eleyi gidi gan.....

brunofarad:
Why do I have this feeling that these mods and supermods don't like moving my topics to front page ?



This news will definitely draw more viewers to nairaland than that news. About a pastor who had accident while preaching to a small girl inside the car.

MODS........una welldone ooo

Was there a snake in the vehicle?? Or were any of the passengers unclad? Those are FP criteria.......

frenchwine:
I read the first thread but refused to comment in order not to appear biased. Now that he has shed more light on the matter I think I should say something :
> What the boy went through was a hypersensitivity reaction to Azithromycin which prompted the severe form of asthma attack called Status Asthmaticus. Note that even Ciprofloxacin can trigger such an attack.
>The pharmacist is wrong by switching his meds without the consent of his doctor who should know him better however, even a doctor could prescribe Azithromycin (what the pharmacist gave him) because that drug is better for the condition he complained of. Reason being that he has not had a previous episode of hypersensitivity to Azithromycin, he wouldn't be able to offer such history, so even a doctor can make such 'mistake'.
> The only error of the pharmacist is taking up the responsibility of prescription which shouldn't have been done, otherwise, the boy should hold his chill and thank his stars that this happened in a place like Lagos where there are facilities to manage status asthmaticus.
>Lastly, his parents should call him to order, he is constituting a nuisance on social media.
Though I'm a doctor, buh I'm showing some love to the pharmacists cos any doctor could make same 'mistake '.

You've said it all

jstrollet:
My colleagues chased & killed this bush meat yesterday when coming back from a site after it was knocked by an okada man who fell on the ground & got injured.

It was really my first time not only seeing this animal live but also the 2nd bush meat I have ever eating after "Bush Rat". Come see our compound like say nah party we dey celebrate & nah yesterday I knwo say Yoruba ppl no dey use meat play @all to the extent that almost the entire families of the okada man came down to Ijebu-ode all the way from Itele to have their own share of the meat, I was almost angry coz they short ma own share lol....

Please NL's help me to identify the name of this animal cos I said it was an Antelope but most of the men here said it's not an Antelope but " Igala" I don't know what is Igala in English & they also don't know the English name, they said Antelope use to have horns.

Below are pics of the bush meat

Its called a deer.

You raised valid points. Reminds me of a dog I had which made me the butt of jokes 4rm my friends back then.......I guess its just a question of societal prejudice. Our "local" dogs aren't the sort of pets most people would like to be seen flexing with. They're a bit unattractive in the eyes of some.

That being said I do believe one of the most important things when it comes to pets is that bond between man and animal.....weda d dog fine or not.

sarrki:
Surely this guys have been paid there salary till date

I was rolling on the floor after I read this....

topeontop:
10. When you bring out your money to try and count it.
Hay God!

Sincere4u:

I'm also a medical practitioner and I can tell you that the guy was only advised from a professional point of view.
If any of them were in his shoes, I really think they would've walked away from the issue of marriage.

I'm a medical practitioner myself. I can understand the Op's confusion on this matter......such news can be devastating. But I don't think an open forum like Nairaland is the best place to seek advice on this matter. The Op should be talking to a doctor (preferably an ART physician or someone who is well experienced in PMTCT), a marriage counsellor/clergy (his choice) or his fiancée herself (though he might not be feeling up to that right now).

Cases of discordant couples exist, some as a result of very good adherence to ART resulting in undetectable viral loads and thus reducing the risk of transmission. Like I said earlier, this guy needs professional advice on his next move....

Although you can still get some good advice on Nairaland, the chances of getting misinformed by the uninformed are very HIGH in this forum.

kilokeys:
U r a mad man

She is a psychopath.

Give ur kids up for adoption o.

One day this comment is going to get a thousand likes . Mark my words.

Nice write up @ Op....
Addendeum: Number 14 , although the brain has no pain receptors the membranes covering it (called the meninges) are rich in pain receptors. So the issue of brain surgery being completely "painless" isn't quite true.

Oga "Dokita", this your story get as e be......are you sure it is complete?

Gasout:
Good evening members in the house. I purposely brought this topic to this section (family) cos I blive i'll have a mature responses and contributions.

I'll try to be brief as possible.
I met this lady 2014 but we started dating November last year. It took her a whole year for her to accept dating me.

But then, she told me that, there is something she will tell any man who desire to marry her bt, depend on the level of seriousness of the man.

Then, I took what she planned telling her hubby to be as nothing serious nt until d relationship began to wax stronger. After being in the relationship for a while, I discovered she posses virtually all d qualities I desire in a lady and wouldn't mind spending the rest of my life with her.

I tried to make her tell me what she has in mind that she plan to tell her hubby to be, she refused. At this stage, our both parents re aware of our relationship and we planned to have our INTRO this June.

I proposed to her last week, she accepted and busted to tears. Initially, I thought it was a tears of joy, nt knowing it was something entirely different from my thought.

I took her home with different feelings within me since she couldn't stop crying. When we got to their house b4 she alighted, she hold my hands and told me me 'she's HIV positive'

I was startled for minutes. She said I should think about it if I still want the relationship.

I have make enquiries from Doctors if both of us can marry and He said yes Bt the am nt still convince. Please, Nairalanders, I need ur sincere advice on this issue...

Op, for a matter as serious and sensitive as this which affects one's life, health and well being you have delibrately chosen NOT to seek/ignore advice from experienced professionals (health personnel) and come to Nairaland (of all places) to receive advice?
If your story is true then I feel sorry for your fianceè and not for you.....she fell in love with the wrong guy.

Seun:
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This was history in the making.......but very few knew it back then.
#HumbleBeginnings

druxy:
and I thought no one knows how Jesus looks...

I presume the guy you both are referring to as Jesus is the bearded man in glasses @ the top of the stairs by your left.......looks more like John Lennon to me.

Odeyinigbin:
Yeye,stay in DAT bush make Fulani herdsmen catch u
Who's deceiving who?
Cutlass u no carry,hoe u no get
Just packing yeye leaves

One thing that I enjoy on Nairaland na d "yabis"

A solo career is what he has always wanted. I wish him the best.

Congratulations on your new status my dear....

PS: RIP, English language

oluwafreshkid:

Did you just say this

If your kind populated Africa, we'd still be slaves!!! Smh

That wasn't the only bus available, but Rosa Parks stood her ground and fought for her right!

Don't mind the BIG FOOL.

ChangeIsCostant:
is he vying for king of the world?

Must you always say something negative?

ozoigbondu:


About to
We shall
They will
Soon

Insert any other future tense

Eventually....

tunaguy:
my pardon will be given onto you

The first decent thing you've written all day.....

tunaguy:
you making look like i can't write english judging from the year you opened nairaland it means you pretty old and i doubt you know the latest thread or just don't care because i substitute kk for ok doesn't mean i don't know how too write English..

I beg your pardon.....

U want to return a pair of shoes after two years??

#BabyOku....

wescoboy:
Please complete the Good Samaritan work that you started on her. She can be treated free of charge at UCH. HIV/AIDS drugs are free in all government hospitals. Pls dont let her die. God will reward you.

HIV drugs may be free but treating some of the opportunistic infections that comes with advanced disease (AIDS) costs MONEY!

Specialbaby:
it better to remain single than marry a liability as a husband!

And your honeymoon night might probably be after you have hit menopause...