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Toks2008:
Property kwa

Well perhaps cos in igbo land, baby mamas are not desirable...as I was told by my Igbo friend.

Nah we Yorubas no mind to marry a baby mama regardless of the number of kids she has.

LadiesForever:
Food don land.

Was just reading and came across it. I swear to God your friend no dey rest.
Imagine creating hell on different parts of NL

https://www.nairaland.com/7100315/yul-edochie-dear-nigerian-women/20#112416997

Jeon:
OCTOBER 34th 1967.
SAVE THE DATE..

Awkabigboy:

[s]Fxxl even if you were in the theatre some procedures can be undertaken by senior registrars who are also specialists, how do you think those consultants trained to become whom they're
Difficult cases may even involve several consultants and has nothing to do with being poor or rich . It is case dependent. This has no comparison with the subject at hand . What then will u say about the role performed by the houseofficers, stop comparing things that are not comparable

Again stop misleading the public[/s]

Awkabigboy:
[s]You're a useless ediot making unfounded claims , you didnt even enter the theatre. Ask which question? Something I know a billion times more than your worthless and useless self.

Stop misinforming the public once again. Fxxl[/s]

Awkabigboy:
[s]This is absolutely untrue, no teaching hospital does surgery without the consultants. It doesnt happen. I'm talking about teaching hospitals you mentioned bc that's where consultants manage patients as the most superior. Junior doctors mostly interact with patients and prepare them for the surgery but on the surgery day the consultant prepares and goes into the theatre.

Stop misleading the public with ignorant post. You can follow up any patient you like from clinic to theatre to after theatre in any federal teaching hospital close to you

Stop misleading the public[/s]

sollolucci77:
First

sollolucci77:
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