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another campaign tactics.why waste money wen u gotta political godmum.he needs not campaign cos the Almighty First lady has already endorsed him..although the election has not bn held yet the fact remains that the result is alredy out... |
interesting |
this one self na fp material? |
The plight of a Chinese boy with the HIV virus, reportedly pushed to leave his home by 200 villagers who signed a petition, sparked intense online soul-searching in the country on Thursday. The case has highlighted the stigma attached to HIV in China, where many sufferers face widespread discrimination. The boy’s guardian, his grandfather, was among those in the southwestern Sichuan province who signed an agreement to expel the eight-year-old to “protect villagers’ health”, the Global Times reported. The newspaper, with close ties to the ruling Communist Party, said the boy contracted the virus from his mother, and was diagnosed when he received injuries for minor treatment in 2011. Previous reports said the boy — who was given the pseudonym Kunkun by Chinese media — was refused admission to local schools and villagers would avoid contact with him. “Nobody plays (with me), I play alone,” Kunkun said, according to a report Wednesday on the website of the People’s Daily newspaper, the official mouthpiece of Communist Party. The website also said Kunkun was referred to as a “time bomb” in the petition. “The villagers sympathise with him, he is innocent, and only a small child,” Wang Yishu, party chief of Shufangya village, told the website. “But his HIV and AIDS is too scary for us.” The Global Times said the boy’s mother left the family in 2006, while his father “lost contact” after Kunkun’s condition was diagnosed. The case sparked much debate on China’s Twitter-like Sina Weibo, where it was the most widely-discussed topic on Thursday morning, with many asking how people could be so cold-hearted towards the boy. “Why was he ruthlessly neglected, it is so unfair to him,” one poster said. “This is because the Chinese population cannot get enough education, causing ignorance and panic,” said another. China’s National Health and Family Planning Commission said earlier this month that by the end of October, a total of 497,000 people in China had been diagnosed with HIV/AIDS since the country’s first case in 1985. China has a population of 1.36 billion. Discrimination against those with HIV/AIDS remains an issue at schools, hospitals, workplaces and other establishments across the country, a factor that experts say hampers efforts to diagnose and treat the virus. Source: www.punchng.com/news/china-village-votes-to-expel-hiv-positive-boy/ |
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good best men do the best they can.shey u no get money.?use handkerchief to clean his sweaty face . |
being an ardent chelsea fan n watching matche even when there wl be a test the following day.. clubbing;;it wastes your time n deprieves u of nite rest. |
she was arround n i wanted her to feel me. i lighted the knock0ut(a six round banger) n never bothered to throw it away. the first bang came,the second....tl the fourth.i was just abt to beat my chest when the remaining rounds came all at once..i stl have the scars in the belle cos dats where it ditched it out of fear... the sound of mum's whip on the back stl resounds in my ear.. |
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forgiveness of sins,restored health,academic success,long life n protection,a gud jib after graduation, the joy of the Lord, a happy family more is all i pray for.in Jesus name Amen. |
GHANA In the last four editions, the Black Stars have not failed to make the semi finals of the Africa Cup of Nations. Their closest efforts at winning the title was when they were pegged 1-0 by Egypt in the final of the 2010 edition staged in Angola. It would be downright dippy to suggest the current Ghana squad is anything but the best the country has been blessed with. It is a genuinely star-studded line-up, with the likes of Asamoah Gyan, the Ayew brothers and Emmanuel Agyemang-Badu. Something tells me the Black Stars might just break their 33-year-old jinx. Star player: Asamoah Gyan TUNISIA After a failed expedition in 2013, the Carthage Eagles failed to get out of the group stage that paraded Ivory Coast, Togo and Algeria. Georges Leekens’ men seek redemption that will not only see them challenge for the trophy but secure their second title after their 2004 triumph on home soil. They were unbeaten in the group stage and let in two goals to testify to their defensive prowess. The north Africans are blessed with blistering speed and depth in all positions and are currently ranked 22nd by Fifa. Should they miss out on this one, a conquest in 2017 will be a better bet. Star player : Aymen Mathlouthi |
CAMEROON The Indomitable Lions make a return to the competition after missing out of the 2012 and 2013 editions in South Africa. Though ranked number eight in Africa, they are a very strong force to reckon with going by their antecedents in the history of the competition with four title wins to their credit. Blessed with a relatively youthful side. In a defensive sense, they have been very difficult to break down. They were unbeaten in their six qualifiers and only let in one goal. Star player: Vincent Aboubakar COTE D'IVOIRE After a catastrophic African championship campaign in South Africa that saw them crash out of the quarter-final to eventual champions, Nigeria, the Elephants will be out for redemption in Equatorial Guinea. They are definitely on the right track, blessed with some of the finest footballers on the continent. Herve Renard’s return to the competition (he was an African champion with Zambia in 2012) will be a big morale booster for the west African nation who chase their first trophy since 1992. Star player: Yaya Toure |
With the conclusion of the Africa Cup of Nations draw in Malabo, Africans now know exactly what lies ahead early next year when the 16 contestants converge for the continent’s biggest showpiece. Painfully, the Super Eagles will not be defending the trophy they won in South Africa after blowing away their chance in their last qualifier on home soil. As Stephen Keshi’s men continue to lick their wounds for not qualifying, Goal takes a look at countries that will likely conquer Equatorial Guinea come 2015. ALGERIA No doubt the best team in Africa at the moment by virtue of their Fifa ranking. The Algerians have been among the most exciting nations to watch at recent major tournaments. They surprised everyone at the 2014 World Cup with their free-flowing attacking football and almost dispatched reigning world champions Germany. Christian Gourcuff will be hoping to lead his entertaining side to their first victory since 1990 achieved on home soil. The Fennecs have a fair number of other players with big-game experience from playing in major leagues across Europe and are hot favorites to rule Equatorial Guinea. Star Player: Yacine Brahimi |
20 out of the 109 senators have so far signed a motion seeking to institute impeachment proceedings against President Goodluck Jonathan. What do you think? Let’s talk! |
Yungwizzzy:u were probably born in a kernel.lol |
Thewhizzkid1:i do write as fast as a doctor but i still make sure that my audience(readers) understand the contents. |
I just dont know the right section to put this but i hope the mods wl the needful. lets face it! We all have things about ourselves that we dislike right? What better way to begin the process of confronting these things than knowing what they are? The things that I list aren’t necessarily true for me personally, but I’m pretty sure some of you can relate. 1.You are lazy. 2.Your breath smells 3.You have a hobby that you haven't done in a while 4. Nobody ever Likes your Statuses On Facebook 5.Your physical appearance.. hey we r all beautiful.. beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. 6.Your voice. 7.You have no friends 8.Your awkward 9.Your easily misunderstood 10.You trust people easily. What are those things you hate about yourself? |
what if u were dating a doc n he wrote u this love letter?lady u wud need an expert at deciphering to do the magic.lesson! .u pay someone to read ur love letter to u cos ur man was too busy to write like an adult. lol
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It is obvious that poor handwriting is synonymous with the medical profession. Doctors' sloppy handwriting kills more than 7,000 people annually. It's a shocking statistic, and, according to a July 2006 report from the National Academies of Science's Institute of Medicine (IOM), preventable medication mistakes also injure more than 1.5 million Americans annually. Many such errors result from unclear abbreviations and dosage indications and illegible writing. Handwriting experts across the world have established that consistently illegible handwriting is indicative of a subconscious inclination to be careless, negligent and sloppy towards the person for whom it has been written. Therefore, if a doctor writes illegibly for his patients, it means he is inconsiderate to the recipients of the prescriptions. It’s like an attitude imprinted on the paper, which could be roughly put into words in the following manner: “I don’t care whether you are able to read it or not; I don’t care whether you get well or not; I am sitting here doing my job the way I like, in my own style. How much you will be benefitted from my skills is your problem and I am not going to be least bothered about what happens to you after you leave this cabin. Just pay the fee to my assistant and get out…” Most doctors argue that they write illegibly because they are in haste and they have to attend to many patients. Now, I have a little problem with this argument. It’s complete hogwash. We can prove it. On an average, a doctor does not write more than 40 words on a prescription. Let’s assume that it takes them about three minutes to write a prescription in illegible handwriting. But if they write legibly, maybe they will take four minutes. Not more than that. The difference is just about 60 seconds. Doc, are you telling us that you write illegibly because you are too busy to spare 60 seconds to the person who is paying you for it? Sorry, sir, give me another one. If you consistently write illegibly for your patients, it shows your carelessness and inconsideration. What is your take on this? |
ffrreeee:u gotta lecture him on that.make him see his weakpoints.maybe he is yet to realise how boring he has bn in bed.a dancer does not no the movement of his back. |
FLAWLES:give us a break too.lol |
GboyegaD:little wonder it was many years ago.things av Changed lately.infact our pre high scools are now centres of violence. |
GboyegaD:probably ur yet to attend one.what is the educational system in ur country?man its everywhere.. |
Monicasque:its obvious that u just wont be able to mk him quit such habits cos u always approach him on the spot. why not approach him on this issue when he is in a gud mood,maybe rite there in the bedroom, when he is on cloud nine.men r the weakest set of people at this point.or u cud have one of his close male friends do the talking.Are u married to an African man then his mum n siblings cud be of help in this regard. .u shud lay emphasis on the consequences of his deeds when talking to him..however,u won't be able to completely stop him from helping people cos he is alredy used to it.remember we r here for all of ud.u shud rada ask him to cut down on it n always consider sum factors before giving others a helping hand. |
EroticAngelina:interesting! |
A guy walks into a bar and says to the bartender, “I want you to give me 12-year scotch, and don’t try to fool me because I can tell the difference.” The bartender is skeptical and decides to trick the man with a 5-year Scotia. The man takes a sip, sowls and says, “Bartender, this crap is 5-year scotch. I told you I want 12-year scotch.” The bartender tries once more with 8-year scotch. The man takes a sip, grim aces and says, “Bartender, I don’t want 8-year scotch like this filth. Give me 12-year scotch. “ Impressed, the bartender gets the 12-year scotch. The man takes a sip and sighs, “Ah, now that’s the real thing:’ A disgusting, grimy, stinking drunk has been watching all this with great interest. He stumbles over and sets a glass down in front of the man and says, “Hah, I think that’s really far out what you can do. Try this one.” The man takes a sip and immediately spits out the liquid and cries: “Yechhh! This stuff tastes like piss!” says the drunk. “Now how old am I?” |
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FLAWLES:G.U.A.Btoo! |
lets keep the ball rolling. |
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I'm so good at cooking. I love cooking and trying new dishes, its one of my hobbies. I love a man who can cook too, not because I don't know how to cook, but because I love men share the we interest with me.