₦airaland Forum

Nathaniel734: Media will always be the ones to manufacture such stories to sell their papers, do u guys know what 30 hilux cars is? let alone 50, haba na...datz not true...the media is suppose to play a vital role in the security of lives and properties in the country, but obviously the have compromised, the now resort to creating fears and magnifying terror for thier own selfish gain.
will the military watch dis guys in 50 hilux carry out such inimical acts without any resistive attack? no it is impossible...i personally i dnt believe dis, i cnt just take wot eva i read to be true, it so absurd for the media to propagate such news, itz so unprofessional.
come to think of it, not even one soul was killed? haba na...will boko boys attack without killing? there is more to this story, i dnt believe it and we Nigerians need to always critically look into issues before accepting and believing, dnt let pple manipulate your thought and sense of reasoning. if really it is true, pics(real, not frm some other disaster o).

The essence of them alerting the people b4 attack is simple;they want jtf to be aware of come to stoP them,that was their "home or perharps arena",so it was a nice thing jtf stayed back.you don't play into your enermy trap because u feel say u be alagbara.

Is my eyes deceiving me or what?..so this thin never reach frontpage?


Fucktards.....

K

I think I like the tactics the millitary is adopting to fight these "allah boys",it is demoralising fighting a man that wants to die!

So they shouldn't be on the defensive bt rather offensive,no engaging them in a prepared crossfire bt rather attack them when they are gathered,always stay in the barrack if u must put on your millitary wears,afterallterrorism thrive where there is active connaivance or perharp silence with the host community.



So,thumbs up ihejirika

slap1: TERRORISTS NOW MOVE IN A CONVOY OF FIFTY VEHICLES?
Fifty Hilux trucks are not as untraceable and inconspicuous as the usual motorcycle they use. 4pm is still daylight, how come there were no trace of them? Did they drive into the atmosphere? Sadly, the effeminate GEJ is currently computing their salaries (amnesty?) for a job well done. #OnlyInNaija.

If your papa na police or soldier u go advice am make him go engage shoot out with bk of over 50 filled hillux van?

Gej destiny is to bankrupt nigeria with the active conaivance of "her" husband patience.patience is a world known kleptomanic who was caught severally with millions of pounds by efcc during ribadu's era,bt whoever introduced gej to nigerians as vp did a great diservice to nigerians.
Dats all I av to say.

Dats good,hold your leaders accountable.

Kk

Na wa

Smh

I love this

Good morning nairalanders,I guess by now u must have read about the thousand of jobs created by the fedral government being preached by ngozi iweala for nigerians especially graduates which is currently being devoured by the scourge of unemployment.

This is the kind of jobs that gej and his cabinet members could come up with and boast about,I m not saying it s bad to pay graduates or anyone to clean streets,bt with the amout of money being realised from the partial subsidy removal one would have expected more,an industry or otherwise.

Just incase the fg and its scams accompany(sincere gorilla)begins to blab about jobs,this is for the record.

Wia be dis place?

K

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What is sinzu?

K. Source?

ghananotnaija: Pathetic Nigerians. You know you can't beat us fair and square so you resort to cheating.

Unfortunately, you can't cheat in the competition of which country is better for its citizens as a model of good governance to all Africa. In this competition, Ghana beats Nigeria easily.

Ghana may not be as populated as the self-proclaimed giant of Africa, but we are more civilised and have a brighter future. We certainly don't have the reputation as the land of scammers and the land of power outages. After all, it was Ghana who first gained independence from the British, and since then all other African countries chose to follow us.

Ghana is the leader, and Nigeria, like all other African countries, must be a follower. That's just how things are ordered. There is no other way.

Shut up ghanians are too poor,wen I went to a bar in kumasi to drink star,omo u need to see the way pipu were looking at me like one bigboy.poverty have so attacked them like "mad".anytime u see anybody drinking beer in ghana(not kai kai cos na their dept be dat) that person should be a nigeria.

K

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And that was how they deported me.

that's what comes with anything public in nigeria.nepa,waec(to collect certificate na 3 times u go travel go)...

I think we should condemn the attitude of these doctors and nurses.






Front page please,if it is "genevieve vs tonto dike's who wore it better's thread"now it will be there or whizkid drinking in his bedroom without shirt now!

Front page pls!

By Bose Adelaja & Chioma Obinna

Mr. Frank Ogundana, 50, is presently in deep grief over the loss of his two children within a space of six months. His eight-year-old daughter, Donna, who was  admitted at the General Hospital Ikorodu on Monday April 8, died last Thursday under questionable circumstances morbidly reminiscent of the death of his only son at the same hospital about six months ago through what he described as “doctors’ negligence’’.

Ogundana, an indigene of Ekiti State, wants the Lagos State Government to check “the excesses of doctors at the Ikorodu General Hospital” over allegation that no fewer than 20 couples in his community may have lost their children in similar questionable circumstances at this tertiary health institution.

Donna, a primary four pupil of Lagos State Polytechnic Staff School was diagnosed at birth as being afflicted with  Sickle Cell anemia. But a later test was to confirm that she was AA. Indeed  she was never admitted in any hospital until her predicament of April 8.


*Donna…Victim of doctors’ negligence?
According to Ogundana, a lecturer with the Lagos State Polytechnic, Donna had never been admitted or transfused since she was diagnosed to be AA in LUTH about five years ago.

Ogundana, who lives at Maya-Adamo, Ikorodu gave Vanguard Metro, VM, a vivid account of what transpired after his daughter was admitted at the Ikorodu General Hospital. ‘’I have four children, three girls and a son but my only son died at the Ikorodu General Hospital due to doctors’ negligence, that was six months ago.

My daughter had never been sick until 2012 when she complained of general body pains and under medical advice, we placed her on prescribed medication. When we returned from church  on Sunday, she complained of body pains and was given her medicines. But I realised she did not sleep throughout the night and we took her to General Hospital Ikorodu on Monday April 8 and she was placed on admission.

“Some medical tests were carried out on her and her blood count was 29 per cent, while malaria parasite was negative. She was treated for malaria, pains and also given sedatives. But rather than get better, my daughter’s condition got worse as she complained of increasing pains.

On Tuesday, she started crying frequently and her eye balls became yellow. Unfortunately, doctors were not available to attend to her. I walked up to a nurse to complain about the situation but she said the symptoms were normal.

On Wednesday, I could not bear it any longer as my daughter could not sleep for 24 hours; her heart was beating fast but the nurse on duty said they have increased the sedatives which means she would sleep for longer hours but this was not so.

Frantic with worry I went round the hospital to see if a doctor could help out; I eventually came across the doctor who placed her on admission but he asked me to exercise patience.  I left the hospital by 8pm while my wife stayed back so that I could attend to our two kids at home.

“By this time, I thought of transferring my daughter to another hospital but the doctors were not available to issue a report. The nurses said they had severally drawn the doctors’ attention to my daughter’s worsening condition without an appropriate response.

My wife told me that one of them, Dr. Abu, promised to show up but he never did. By11pm, I drove to the hospital. As soon as I approached the gate, I heard my daughter screaming. I parked the car and started running to the children ward. There were two doctors on duty, a male and a female, but the duo refused to show up in the ward.

In annoyance, I followed the nurses to the doctors’ office and to my greatest surprise, one of them, a female, was sound asleep. After waiting for a while, I forced the door open; my action created a scene which forced the male doctor out of his office. But rather than addressing my problem, he accused me of peeping into a female doctor’s office which aggravated my annoyance and I dragged the female doctor to the ward.

“On noticing my daughter’s predicament and without carrying out any medical examination, she administered sedatives and told me not to worry; that was at midnight.

“My daughter woke up around 6am of Thursday April 11 and she was very weak. By that time, her blood level had reduced drastically to eight per cent and my lovely daughter died in my arms. I am heart-broken; doctors in Ikorodu General Hospital have thrown me into mourning ,’’ he narrated at length.

Contacted, the Public Relations Officer to the hospital Mr. Yekini, referred VM to the Medical Director who was not available for interview.

On his part, the state Commissioner for Health, Dr Jide Idris, said in a text message that: “I am not aware of this case but will find out”.



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/04/posers-over-death-of-8-yr-old-girl-in-general-hospital/

By Bose Adelaja & Chioma Obinna

Mr. Frank Ogundana, 50, is presently in deep grief over the loss of his two children within a space of six months. His eight-year-old daughter, Donna, who was  admitted at the General Hospital Ikorodu on Monday April 8, died last Thursday under questionable circumstances morbidly reminiscent of the death of his only son at the same hospital about six months ago through what he described as “doctors’ negligence’’.

Ogundana, an indigene of Ekiti State, wants the Lagos State Government to check “the excesses of doctors at the Ikorodu General Hospital” over allegation that no fewer than 20 couples in his community may have lost their children in similar questionable circumstances at this tertiary health institution.

Donna, a primary four pupil of Lagos State Polytechnic Staff School was diagnosed at birth as being afflicted with  Sickle Cell anemia. But a later test was to confirm that she was AA. Indeed  she was never admitted in any hospital until her predicament of April 8.


*Donna…Victim of doctors’ negligence?
According to Ogundana, a lecturer with the Lagos State Polytechnic, Donna had never been admitted or transfused since she was diagnosed to be AA in LUTH about five years ago.

Ogundana, who lives at Maya-Adamo, Ikorodu gave Vanguard Metro, VM, a vivid account of what transpired after his daughter was admitted at the Ikorodu General Hospital. ‘’I have four children, three girls and a son but my only son died at the Ikorodu General Hospital due to doctors’ negligence, that was six months ago.

My daughter had never been sick until 2012 when she complained of general body pains and under medical advice, we placed her on prescribed medication. When we returned from church  on Sunday, she complained of body pains and was given her medicines. But I realised she did not sleep throughout the night and we took her to General Hospital Ikorodu on Monday April 8 and she was placed on admission.

“Some medical tests were carried out on her and her blood count was 29 per cent, while malaria parasite was negative. She was treated for malaria, pains and also given sedatives. But rather than get better, my daughter’s condition got worse as she complained of increasing pains.

On Tuesday, she started crying frequently and her eye balls became yellow. Unfortunately, doctors were not available to attend to her. I walked up to a nurse to complain about the situation but she said the symptoms were normal.

On Wednesday, I could not bear it any longer as my daughter could not sleep for 24 hours; her heart was beating fast but the nurse on duty said they have increased the sedatives which means she would sleep for longer hours but this was not so.

Frantic with worry I went round the hospital to see if a doctor could help out; I eventually came across the doctor who placed her on admission but he asked me to exercise patience.  I left the hospital by 8pm while my wife stayed back so that I could attend to our two kids at home.

“By this time, I thought of transferring my daughter to another hospital but the doctors were not available to issue a report. The nurses said they had severally drawn the doctors’ attention to my daughter’s worsening condition without an appropriate response.

My wife told me that one of them, Dr. Abu, promised to show up but he never did. By11pm, I drove to the hospital. As soon as I approached the gate, I heard my daughter screaming. I parked the car and started running to the children ward. There were two doctors on duty, a male and a female, but the duo refused to show up in the ward.

In annoyance, I followed the nurses to the doctors’ office and to my greatest surprise, one of them, a female, was sound asleep. After waiting for a while, I forced the door open; my action created a scene which forced the male doctor out of his office. But rather than addressing my problem, he accused me of peeping into a female doctor’s office which aggravated my annoyance and I dragged the female doctor to the ward.

“On noticing my daughter’s predicament and without carrying out any medical examination, she administered sedatives and told me not to worry; that was at midnight.

“My daughter woke up around 6am of Thursday April 11 and she was very weak. By that time, her blood level had reduced drastically to eight per cent and my lovely daughter died in my arms. I am heart-broken; doctors in Ikorodu General Hospital have thrown me into mourning ,’’ he narrated at length.

Contacted, the Public Relations Officer to the hospital Mr. Yekini, referred VM to the Medical Director who was not available for interview.

On his part, the state Commissioner for Health, Dr Jide Idris, said in a text message that: “I am not aware of this case but will find out”.

k00lxpert: Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala talks to Christiane Amanpour on CNN last night during an interview, when asked about hw corruption has eaten us deep in Nigeria, she responded emphatically that, Nigeria has about 170 million population and 99.9% of the population are corruption free and they are just hardworking pple who go about their businesses everyday to earn a living and that they just need a trusted govt to manage their resources, thats all.

The question is, is it true or false that 99.9% of Nigerians are corruption free?

fellow Nairalanders, you knw better, pls contribute

She didn't even answer the question on alamesieygha,how did she outmanoeuvr anampour?

Immediately before he bombed the church he shouted "Allahu akbar" raising both hands facing the east,obviously the "Allahu akbar" was a morale booster.

Pls aliyu wat is Allahu akbar?

Omiobo
Mad cow

Omiobo

Hi yall,what's up and how have you being,when this topic was opened I was in the early stage of the university studying my dream course(electrical engineering of course!)

Today,I am a pround graduate of Electrical Engineering from the University of Nigeria Nsukka with an above average grade(if u will understand).
Bt after Nysc the joy of an undergraduate jacking tharaja,gupta,sadiku and ogata have suddenly disappeared,so sad!

The truth is our career path is not an easy path for fresh graduate irrespective of your class of degree,I have attended some test and interviews bt I ve never being called for an engineering test or interview.I love engineering with passion to the extent that I am one of the few graduate member of nigeria society of engineer that joined during service.

My fellow established engineers,I understand the essence of networking,so I am pleading with y'all to help or link me to an avenue where I can have the prospect of working as an engineering trainee.

Thanks.

My Email is tommyhycinth@yahoo.com.
My number is .....(Due to scamer's disturbance it will be withheld).please if u will help me,pls link up with me via my Email address.

I have been intrapolating and exptrapolating since.


due to the mad rush of dss(army officer's form) recently.I have a cousin that just picked up a form,I just want to have an idea the survival percentage in the army(officers ooo).

Say if you know of 10 friends in the lieutenant rank at entry,hw many will retire after so so so years of service.

impressive bt still under construction.

why did maku realise this after he was accused of his inability to float a national website on nairaland?

Yea miracles do happen and I m a testimony to miracles BUT.....

This your story has k-leg any atheist would easily rubbish your super story because of its non specifics.

What's the name of the address of the eatery in toyin street for I(as a reporter or police )can go there?

What's the name of the address in ogba?

Did u take any police to the place of incidence?

Was it relevant telling us ur church "living faith"? Now that's the likelyhood of being a scam because of the advert.


I am a senior police officer intrested in this case,how do I get any resonable information from this story?

No let mosketto or logicboy see this thing oo