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haibe: This your own don turn to infection be that.

Those saying he will grow over it have experienced it and are talking from experience, so don't think they don't know what they are saying.

I guess your own case is extraordinary

Na so.. Extraordinary or ordinary, it can be curbed.. Buh must be very early..

How would having a gf curtail his love for football? It won't. the slightest bit.

Don't forget to put him in ur prayers.. That works too.

Don't listen to those saying he'll get over it oo aunty Yemi..

I had the same problem and I'm still battling with it, I'm in class every now and then and all I'm thinking about is football.

Study him, is he matured in other areas? Is he organized? If yes, he has slim chances of overcoming it.

Have studied football? That game messes with ur mind, u love it with all ur soul. I always see myself kicking a ball throughout Church service.

My advice. Give him a bad scold, withdraw his DSTV activities(my mum just did that, I almost hated her, buh when I remember the havoc football has done to me, I'll jst relax).. Don't neglect the value.

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steffans: bad as in good or not good?

Bad as in bad. Good rather..

opinchinoo: can u use d google map offline?wat if dere is no network coverage in d area u ar trapped in??

Of course.. U can connect to a local WiFi(this surprised me) and get going.

Les: in addition, someone said something on the thread about phone accomplishment, he said he made an inter state journey with his phone but he missed road small, that wouldn't have been possible if he used"Here drive" application because it tells you what to do through out the journey and bring you to your destination with voice navigation, very sweet application(I don't know if it's on android but I don't think so) most great applications are not functioning in Nigeria, major disadvantage. For Facebook?? My phone is Facebook and Facebook is my phone, only Lumia users know what I'm talking about. I don't need to type my msg on Facebook, I speak it, my phone types and send on Facebook o. Imagine when you don't want to type, you just read your msg, the phone types and send. I love my Lumia

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Looking for cheap recognition.. Smh

I tell u what, I navigated myself from kwara state to Lagos two months ago with voice prompt with my Google map. My classmate did the same with his S4. And what's it bout FB u're lying on the ground for? Pathetic Nigerians

Android rules.?/?

Anything South
Africa achieves will always be seen as the
achievement of white people. The only way black
people are going to be respected globally is
when Nigeria gets it right.

Mandela said this too.. Where are the Ghanaian sycophants.. I'm pained men.

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#TeamTecno

That Z10 is a bad phone but d price is outrageous. My P5 keeps me kicking.

No comment.

Books space.. Too too long.

What drugs are u on or have u used lately? Read this article.

Body odor is one annoying issue often
attributed to poor hygiene however, it can
also be caused by certain medications. Here
are some of medications that can cause body
odor according to howstuffworks. Get
informed.
Body odor can be a real pain, especially if
you've tried everything in the book to ditch it.
You bathe regularly, wear deodorant or an
antiperspirant, don absorbent clothing and
even eat a balanced diet. But there's one
place you haven't thought to look yet: the
medicine cabinet.
Just as some medicines cause side effects
such as nausea and drowsiness, others can
increase a person's chances of developing
body odor. Keep in mind that an increase in
sweating can lead to body odor, too. Sweat
from apocrine glands in the armpit and groin
areas serves as food for bacteria on the
surface of the skin, odor being a common
byproduct of this process.
So which types of medicines most commonly
cause sweating and body odor?
To begin, a handful of antidepressant
medications can cause sweating. Bupropion
hydrochloride (Wellbutrin) may cause body
odor, in addition to excessive sweating in
some patients.
Antidepressant medicines that can cause an
increase in sweating include:
•Bupropion hydrochloride (Zyban)
•Clomipramine hydrochloride (Anafranil)
•Duloxetine hydrochloride (Cymbalta)
•Escitalopram oxalate (Lexapro)
•Fluoxetine hydrochloride (Prozac, Sarafem)
•Paroxetine hydrochloride (Paxil)
•Paroxetine mesylate (Pexeva)
•Sertraline hydrochloride (Zoloft)
•Venlafaxine hydrochloride (Effexor)
It's important to note that excessive sweating
from medications that do not list sweating as
a side effect may signify a more serious
health condition that accompanies the use of
antidepressant drugs. You should tell your
doctor about any side effects you experience.
Though uncommon, some individuals
experience an increase in sweating from
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
(NSAIDs) -- drugs used to treat inflammation
and pain. These side effects are reported for
ketoprofen and naproxen (Naprosyn). The
pain medication codeine sulfate also lists
sweating as a side effect.
Other medicines have a stronger link to body
odor and sweating. For instance, body odor
was reported in clinical trials for omega-3-
acid ethyl esters (Lovaza), a medicine used
to reduce a specific type of fat in the blood;
leuprolide acetate (Lupron), which is used to
shut down the production of certain
hormones for cancer treatment; and
topiramate (Topamax) to treat seizures and
epilepsy. Some people take supplements
such as garlic, which may also cause body
odor and bad breath.

Space booked.

Not bad

@Op he was killed at his residence at ijebu and not OOU plsss.. The topic is misleading abeg..

EMMAUGOH: Wtf thats the school i was meant to attend nxt year

So

Sum1 said he was a terror to his students. This is a lesson to those lecturers that think they own the world.

My neighbor always spoke bout him. Not really good things tho.

Good to know. Space booked.

Iceslizer: Hi..im new on this webcite. how can i be the fest to coment?

Smh.. uve been infected.

We know this.. But then, couples throng to court to fill divorce forms. something must be wrong somewhere in our society.

DAR Don't kill me plssss

Google halitosis treatment and cure and see what u find.. Its best to find the cause and treat it directly.. When gum disease or mouth infection or any other likely cause from the mouth has been ruled out, na to try cimetidine or ranitidine in case of halitosis caused by acid reflux. Another option is lactobacillus supplying stuffs like yoghurt(not sure bout this tho).

I don't really understand this people. NMA won't list their complaints like ASUU did. They keep saying government this government that.

I don't want to believe this..
Some of these include,” Mr. Ogunbiyi said.
“Selective skipping of paramedics from level 10
to 12 to the detriment of doctors as such
skipping should have been made to be across
board.”

Oh my!!! *Smh*

Recommending this plsss..

www.nairaland.com/1561715/good-news-diabetics-pharmacists-converts

I wil always advocate anywhere,that with training that a pharmacists receives on drugs,as far as drugs are concerned,nothing is impossible, who would ever believe that insulin might some day come in tablets..well don't open your mouth it is happening already...... http://mypharmacymydream./2013/12/19/there-could-more-hope-for-daibetics-with-packaging-insulin-into-a-pill-friendly-form-for-diabetes-treatment/

There Could More Hope For
Diabetics With Packaging Insulin
Into A Pill-friendly Form For
Diabetes Treatment
Abstract:
Since insulin’s crucial discovery nearly a century
ago, countless diabetes patients have had to inject
themselves with the life-saving medicine. Now
scientists are reporting a new development toward
a long-sought insulin pill that could save millions
the pain of daily shots. Published in the ACS
journal Biomacromolecules, the advance could
someday not only eliminate the “ouch” factor, but
also get needle-wary — and weary — patients to
take their medicine when they should.
Packaging insulin into a pill-friendly form for dia
insulin therapy. For years, researchers have
sought a way to transform delivery of this therapy
from a shot to a pill, but it has been a challenge.
The body’s digestive enzymes that are so good at
breaking down food also break down insulin before
it can get to work. In addition, insulin doesn’t get
easily absorbed through the gut into the
bloodstream. To overcome these hurdles, Jain’s
team combined two approaches to shield insulin
from the digestive enzymes and then get it into
the blood.
They packaged insulin in tiny sacs made of lipids,
or fats, called liposomes, which are already used in
some treatments. Then, they wrapped the
liposomes in layers of protective molecules called
polyelectrolytes. To help these “layersomes” get
absorbed into the bloodstream, they attached folic
acid, a kind of vitamin B that has been shown to
help transport liposomes across the intestinal wall
into the blood. In rats, the delivery system lowered
blood glucose levels almost as much as injected
insulin, though the effects of the layersomes lasted
longer than that of injected insulin.
The authors acknowledge funding from the
Department of Science & Technology (India) and
the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research,
New Delhi.

If u ask me, I'll say this thread should be on the FP. This is the conclusion to all letters that av been written and those whose authors are already putting words together. They want to confuse you..

Seun or muki shud comman close the thread. The doctors av suffered enough.