₦airaland Forum

Billyonaire: Last days ? As per the issue of end of times or last days, I wanna ask; Which world is ending ? Planet Earth ? The milky way galaxy ? The Andromeda Galaxy ? The Universe ? Which ?
About being saved: I am already saved, I do not need a Jesus Christ to be saved. Apparently you people still believe that Jesus is the only way to God, for me, Jesus is a pathway to God, and I crossed that pathway already. Jesus, I know.

Billyonaire: Let me be frank. The teachings of Pastor Chris Oyhakilome has impacted more enlightenment in many, than the teachings of Jesus Christ. His Teachings are for these times while teachings of Jesus were meant for people of his times. I am not religious, but I love motivational speeches.

ambrosini593: The billboard seems beautiful. But what I don't understand are the various profession in it. What's your view about it?

wesley80: Hi Docs, pls I need some very urgent medical advice. My fiancees mum was diagnosed with stage 3 CA of the cervix early this year and was refered to UI teaching hospital from the states teaching hospital to undergo radiotherapy. Fortunately, my Fiancees dad is a Shell retiree so their health matters are managed by Hygeia HMO. On that ground She was taken to Lagoon Hospital were she was further referred to Eko Hospital at their own expense to undergo radiotherapy which lasted for over a month and She was subsequently discharged. She returned in 2wks and was handed a Chemotherapy regiment that She was supposed to undergo at Lagoon Hospital but was told to travel back to her state and give same to her original doctors at a "private hospital".
Now back, she sought treatment at the private hospital but her Doc said they didn't have the capacity for such treatment as it was supposed to be done back in Lagos, so I drove them down to the local Hygeia office where a doctor manning the office said he could "arrange" the treatment locally along with the proprietor of the private hospital. Apparently they r getting someone from outside town to oversee the process. The course of treatment expected to last abt 6wks begins in a few days but I'm not comfortable. The Dr. at the local Hygeia office gave the impression that chemotherapy sessions aren't a big deal when I queried the level of expertise available saying he was only trying to reduce the strain of travelling back to Lagos on the patient but I've been hearing otherwise.
My question is, are these guys just looking for some short cut in order to spend less or should I relax as there's really not much to worry? Should we accept a chemotherapy session to be conducted in a private hospital that failed to diagnose the ailment till it got to stage 3A(The diagnosis was done at the states teaching hospital on referral from the private hospital) or should we insist on treatment at the Lagoon hospital?
I'll consider your advice invaluable.

Korrection: UNA SURE SAY SEUN THE NAIRALAND OWNER NO DEY pHUCK THIS TONTO DIKE?....IF TONTO DIKE SH1T..NAIRALAND GO SEE AM..IF SHE MESS..WE GO SEE AM...IF SHE PHUCK WE GO SEE AM...WETIN DEY WORRY NL MODS SELF??

bettes: My mama fit attest to that fact.

bettes: Diamond ring? Wow,you're going to make a good husband,I can tell already,pls handle me with care on that night,I'm very fragile.

bettes: Excuse me?I'm a naija girl,and proud to announce I'm a virgin,I'm waiting for my wedding night.

snydergp: He was a good AU leader but a bad leader when it came to his people especially when it comes to freedom of speech and opposition party's. But his recent economic policies has brough much needed economic growth and a rise in Ethiopians living standards.

R.I.P

I hope Ethiopians will choose a stronger leader and not another Western and U.S puppet leader who allows foreign militaries on african soil.

Spy360: I have lived in sudan for about 3yrs. Life in sudan is as hard as tortise shell bt one thing i won't forget is their ladies. They hv big boobs and booty. I enjoyed them wella

Chanchit: which kyn rubbish are u guys talking sef, trying to xempt rituals frm d killings, even if they sell the body organs, its still blood money, abi na only una need money, why won't anyother person frm other parts of the country do same...? Abeg make una go park tight, this is advance blood money..!

lagerwhenindoubt: That is what they want you to think.. sale of body parts, kidneys, heart and liver is very profitable $$$$ this is the real deal not blood money or spiritual rituals.

Take note

Nigeria withdraws
peacekeepers from DR Congo
over s[i]e[/i]x claims
LAGOS - Nigeria's police will withdraw
their entire contingent of 120 officers
serving on a United Nations peacekeeping
mission in the Democratic Republic of
Congo (DRC) over se[i]x[/i]ual-harassment
allegations, a spokesperson said.
"We are withdrawing the entire contingent
because when one is
contaminated, the whole bunch is
contaminated," federal police
spokesperson Haz Iwendi said.
He said the police authorities have launched
an investigation
into allegations that 10 of the officers on
the UN mission in DRC
(Monuc) had se[i]x[/i]ually harassed local women.
"The deputy inspector general of police in
charge of operations,
Mike Okiro, is already in Congo to bring
them back.
The decision followed a report by Nigeria's
ambassador in that
country and we will not sweep it under the
carpet," he said.
Iwendi said the move will be a deterrent to
Nigerian
peacekeepers serving in other parts of the
world.
"We have contingents in about 19 countries
right now and we want
to send a message to all other contingents
that if one finger
collects oil, the whole hand is stained," he
added.
Monuc, the world's biggest peacekeeping
operation, has been
plagued by numerous allegations of se[i]x[/i]ual
abuse, with some
peacekeepers and civilian staff being
accused of ra[i]p[/i]e, paedophilia
and giving children food or money in
exchange for s[i]e[/i]x.
Nigeria, Africa's political and military
powerhouse with about
130-million people, has played a leading role
in peacekeeping in
several countries, including Liberia and
Sierra Leone.
-Nampa-AFP
He said the police authorities have launched
an investigation into
allegations that 10 of the officers on the UN
mission in DRC
(Monuc) had sexually harassed local
women."The deputy inspector
general of police in charge of operations,
Mike Okiro, is already
in Congo to bring them back.The decision
followed a report by
Nigeria's ambassador in that country and
we will not sweep it under
the carpet," he said.Iwendi said the move
will be a deterrent to
Nigerian peacekeepers serving in other
parts of the world."We have
contingents in about 19 countries right now
and we want to send a
message to all other contingents that if one
finger collects oil,
the whole hand is stained," he added.Monuc,
the world's biggest
peacekeeping operation, has been plagued
by numerous allegations of
se[i]x[/i]ual abuse, with some peacekeepers and
civilian staff being
accused of ra[i]p[/i]e, paedophilia and giving
children food or money in
exchange for s[i]e[/i]x.Nigeria, Africa's political
and military
powerhouse with about 130-million people,
has played a leading role
in peacekeeping in several countries,
including Liberia and Sierra
Leone.-Nampa-AFP

kim77: Though Nigeria Police perfomed below expectation at home (except in few cases where they determine to perform, if you are opportune to witness such rare occassion, you will be mavell at what Nigeria Police can do), but abroad Nigeria Police, including our army perfomed beyond expection out side the shore of the country.[/b]Its no gaing saying , the records are there.
The Question we should ask is WHY do they perform better outside the country, and the answer is simple..they are better motivated and equipped....Can we do same at home

That question is begging for honest answer..

Hmm. . . .

Like this performance. . .

[b]Nigeria withdraws
peacekeepers from DR Congo
over s[i]e[/i]x claims
LAGOS - Nigeria's police will withdraw
their entire contingent of 120 officers
serving on a United Nations peacekeeping
mission in the Democratic Republic of
Congo (DRC) over se[i]x[/i]ual-harassment
allegations, a spokesperson said.
"We are withdrawing the entire contingent
because when one is
contaminated, the whole bunch is
contaminated," federal police
spokesperson Haz Iwendi said.
He said the police authorities have launched
an investigation
into allegations that 10 of the officers on
the UN mission in DRC
(Monuc) had se[i]x[/i]ually harassed local women.
"The deputy inspector general of police in
charge of operations,
Mike Okiro, is already in Congo to bring
them back.
The decision followed a report by Nigeria's
ambassador in that
country and we will not sweep it under the
carpet," he said.
Iwendi said the move will be a deterrent to
Nigerian
peacekeepers serving in other parts of the
world.
"We have contingents in about 19 countries
right now and we want
to send a message to all other contingents
that if one finger
collects oil, the whole hand is stained," he
added.
Monuc, the world's biggest peacekeeping
operation, has been
plagued by numerous allegations of se[i]x[/i]ual
abuse, with some
peacekeepers and civilian staff being
accused of ra[i]p[/i]e, paedophilia
and giving children food or money in
exchange for s[i]e[/i]x.
Nigeria, Africa's political and military
powerhouse with about
130-million people, has played a leading role
in peacekeeping in
several countries, including Liberia and
Sierra Leone.
-Nampa-AFP
He said the police authorities have launched
an investigation into
allegations that 10 of the officers on the UN
mission in DRC
(Monuc) had sexually harassed local
women."The deputy inspector
general of police in charge of operations,
Mike Okiro, is already
in Congo to bring them back.The decision
followed a report by
Nigeria's ambassador in that country and
we will not sweep it under
the carpet," he said.Iwendi said the move
will be a deterrent to
Nigerian peacekeepers serving in other
parts of the world."We have
contingents in about 19 countries right now
and we want to send a
message to all other contingents that if one
finger collects oil,
the whole hand is stained," he added.Monuc,
the world's biggest
peacekeeping operation, has been plagued
by numerous allegations of
se[i]x[/i]ual abuse, with some peacekeepers and
civilian staff being
accused of ra[i]p[/i]e, paedophilia and giving
children food or money in
exchange for s[i]e[/i]x.Nigeria, Africa's political
and military
powerhouse with about 130-million people,
has played a leading role
in peacekeeping in several countries,
including Liberia and Sierra
Leone.-Nampa-AFP

PhysicsQED: Can you post a link to the story?

I only ask because although some rap[i]e[/i]s in DR Congo aren't even reported, some other claims are actually made up (shocking, I know, but they do it to receive free treatments).

oyb: i remember in 2007 when some policebiatch wanted to arrest me for carrying a laptop. the animal took me to the station and brought a statement for me to sign - thank God for the fact that i work in a company with a former policeman as a security officer - who know what would have happened?

i remember a new years eve when police arrested my 12 year old cousin for selling banger. we went to the station and found the station was full of people they ad picked up to make money for new years. everybody had to pay to bail out their relatives.

i remember just last week, some hoodlums were disturbing me in traffic, and less than 10 metres away, police were harrasing motorists

there are so many horror stories about the illiterate unbalanced madmen who our govt has handed ak47s to

and some empty headed 'pan africanists' would lie to themselves because they have a need to beat empty barrels.