₦airaland Forum

slamstanlee:
Nope.... Hardware. Screen needs to be changed

engrjosefz:
Give me ur number let's talk via call

engrjosefz:
Your location n contact pls?

CzarChris:
All these South African companies should be driven out of the country with immediate effect. Let them get out of this country and other African countries should follow up and AU and in fact the world in general should as a matter of urgency place serious economic sanctions on South Africa.
They should be isolated and left to to be alone, because it's not only Nigerians that are being attacked there, even Pakistanis and Indians are not left out in this cannibalistic act of these disgusting and disgracefully backward South Africans.
Let it serve as a lesson to other countries, because this xenophobic trend has a terrible possibility of catching on to other countries.

orobosa26:
i dropped mine yesterday afternoon and was told dat the screen isn't available for now dat i should check if next week we d screen is available

slamstanlee:
maybe your warranty seal is not intact

helpee:
that girl had a thrombophlebitis so it was into the vein. The fact that he is a sickler further predisposed the girl to vaso-occlusive crisis meaming blood flow to the affected limb could be further compromised leading to gangrene. Forget the recent genotype that was done. The patient is likely a sickler.

doctokwus:
If it was into the vein,septicaemia wud av set in,and that girl wud probably not even be alive to be discussing what caused d leg amputation.
It was a localized infection.Yes,likely cellulities of affected limb-gangrene-amputation.

doctokwus:
Just curious though.
(1)If she was misdiagnosed,blood transfusion per se cannot be d cause of her losing that leg
(2)Somebody receives blood not necessarily because that person is SS,but because there has been a reduction in the blood parameters,eg blood percentage.
(3)Abuth shud be legally bound to make its own findings known,to get to the root of the matter.
(4)While wrong diagnoses is sometimes fatal,wrong blood transfusion itself will affect d whole individual,rather than a particular body part.
My assumption is this,that the unfortunate girl lost her leg because the transfusion was into a tissue,rather than a vein.Also no aseptic measures were adhered to.That is whoever tried securing an IV access was not competent enough to do so,aside poor aseptic standards and left d iv set in a tissue.The tissue continued swelling and became infected,while transfusion was ongoing,gangrene set in and there was no other choice left than amputation to save d girls life.
No matter what,somebody or somepeople not competent or qualified was allowed to carry out a procedure that ordinarily shud not be fatal.
The girl needs compensation and d personel involved sanctioned after d fuller details of what really happened from d home,Ist facility,back at home,and finally at ABUTH,is established.

doctokwus:
Just curious though.
(1)If she was misdiagnosed,blood transfusion per se cannot be d cause of her losing that leg
(2)Somebody receives blood not necessarily because that person is SS,but because there has been a reduction in the blood parameters,eg blood percentage.
(3)Abuth shud be legally bound to make its own findings known,to get to the root of the matter.
(4)While wrong diagnoses is sometimes fatal,wrong blood transfusion itself will affect d whole individual,rather than a particular body part.
My assumption is this,that the unfortunate girl lost her leg because the transfusion was into a tissue,rather than a vein.Also no aseptic measures were adhered to.That is whoever tried securing an IV access was not competent enough to do so,aside poor aseptic standards and left d iv set in a tissue.The tissue continued swelling and became infected,while transfusion was ongoing,gangrene set in and there was no other choice left than amputation to save d girls life.
No matter what,somebody or somepeople not competent or qualified was allowed to carry out a procedure that ordinarily shud not be fatal.
The girl needs compensation and d personel involved sanctioned after d fuller details of what really happened from d home,Ist facility,back at home,and finally at ABUTH,is established.

Scientists at the University of Ilorin and their counterparts at Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti (ABUAD), are finalising arrangements to develop an improved rice variety with medicinal potentials against cancer.

A report in the University of Ilorin Bulletin on Monday stated that this was the outcome of the collaboration between the two institutions for which a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed on Feb. 2.

According to the report, the N50 million project would be carried out over a four-year period and expected to be funded from the National Research Fund of the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TET-Fund).

It said that the project was aimed at enhancing the well-being of rice farmers and improving the health conditions of consumers in the country.

“The main research collaborators include Prof. Samuel Onasanya, Education Technology and Training Expert, University of Ilorin; Dr Michael Awolola, Industrial Chemist, University of Ilorin and Prof. Amos Onasanya, a Biochemist, Geneticist and Molecular Plant Pathologist.

“Others are ABUAD dons like Prof. Olarotimi Ojo, a Chemist, and Dr Phillip Okiki, an Animal Health Expert, among others,’’ it said.

The report quoted the Vice-Chancellor of Afe Babalola University, Prof. Michael Ajisafe, as saying that the MoU with University of Ilorin was the 13th the institution signed with other universities.

“ We are happy to partner with Unilorin, which is the most peaceful university in the country and we are sure that based on its antecedents, the partnership will work,” he said.

It also quoted the Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Research, Technology and Innovations, University of Ilorin, as saying research collaboration was in pursuit of the university’s sustained bid for all-round development of the nation’s education system.

“The country stands to gain a lot from it,” he said.

purplekayc:
which one are you referring to?
Black ops 1,2or 3?

Tumise100:
am also from Ido Ekiti

casket:
If I get you clearly, the training here is tough and rigorous. If we are availed with opportunity obtainable over there, we could do better.
I never disagreed with those points.
There is difference between efficiency and effectiveness.
I still maintain my points :
1, training of medical doctors is cheaper in Nigeria compared with what it takes in the State and UK
2, training giving to us here is substandard.

When you talk about training of medical students abroad, kindly ignore those from the Caribbeans and Eastern Europe especially Ukraine.

Hope you know that our fellowship certificates from National postgraduate college and West African college are not recognized UK and US ?
Nigerian trained consultant can't touch patients either in UK or US without being certified to practice.

By the way, how often do you guys have bed side teaching at Afe Babalola University Teaching Hospital ?

casket:
I love your confidence but someone must have been feeding you with crappie information.

I left medschool about 8 years ago, I've colleagues in US, UK and Australia doing their residency trainings.
Training of medical students in Nigeria is cheap and substandard.

No doubt, we are brilliant, hardworking and zealous , but Nigeria system render all these good virtues underutilized.

deenee:
On the contrary the one abroad is way tougher. How many dead bodies did he dissect while in school?

No be to cram text pass oh.

I wish him the best though

UncleJudax:
Lol. You are talking from experience?

casket:
Hmmmm
What I know is that it is cheaper to produce Doctors here compare to US or UK.
Training of Doctors is far better in the State than what is obtainable here in Nigeria.

Ezedon:
But cant be compared to the ones produced abroad

YhungPablo:
nice one.

Bibi294:
Nice story, omoabuad