₦airaland Forum

FAT17:
I wish to have the bouncer number I will be good on bed I can't wait to have his d..k inside me

Your toto must be amazing.... Can you handle his thrust

PerfectJUSTICE:
Hope say the person wey hold the camera go dey when the soldier return for the final episode

Would he return alone or with his people to give him liver to fight him.... I would want to see the part he would return alone to fight the bouncer

Then we can say he is amazing ... Anything apart from that ... We wouldn't be impressed

stagger:
Why must a soldier call his friends so they work in a group?

If you be man, face your fellow man one on one. Nonsense!

In my NYSC days, a black belt corper broke a soldiers jaw in a fight and was decamped and recalled when it was proven the soldier had overstepped his bounds. All this calling of your guys is a sign of personal weakness.

If you know say you strong as a soldier, face the civilian one on one.

Gbam ..... We know the truth

Bunch of weaklings.... They can't stand anyone ... One on one .. they always call for backup.

He should have stood up to the bouncer as a man ... The man for disgrace am

You come dey smoke weed up and down.... Even with your uniform

Who would sponsor the ofala of Nnewi

buchilino:
UR RIGHT ONITSHA PPLE BASED ON HISTORY R NOT 100% IGBOS BUT DEY R D MOST RESPECTED IN NIGERIA. ATLEAST DEY HAVE TRADITION N CULTURE. UR PPLE DON'T HAVE JACK

Onitsha people are igbo don't mind them, they are just some LazY bunch that is all but you can't take away their Igbo history from Eze Chima and their Nri history

Malaria, known as tropical disease has been known as one  of the greatest  killers in Africa and other tropical countries. Malaria is a life-threatening disease caused by parasites that are transmitted to people through the bites of infected female Anopheles mosquitoes. It is preventable and curable. Most times this disease is treated with levity and kid gloves, malaria has destroyed lives and human capacity. This destruction (in)directly affects the economy of the locale that it is prevalent, example Nigeria. With various medications aimed at treating this scourge, locales have tried using herbs such as quinine and other things to treat such, but as they have tried, the plasmodium, which is the parasite that causes malaria has been resistant to malaria over the years  making the disease a nightmare for scientist and governments in the countries that  the disease is rampant. But, with the advancement in the medical world, drugs like  Coatal Forte Soft Gel and others have shown promise in the eradication of this scourge.

Not only a health issue, malaria has been described by experts as an economic issue. Malaria has been known to have affected the gross domestic product (GDP) of many economies in the tropic through loss of man hours or amount used in taking care of  the citizenry and this runs in the billions of Naira , as it pertains Nigeria. In 2017, there were an estimated 219 million cases of malaria in 87 countries. The estimated number of malaria deaths stood at 435 000 in 2017. Most countries, especially in the African sub Saharan  Region carry a disproportionately high share of the global malaria burden. In 2017, the region was home to 92% of malaria cases and 93% of malaria deaths. Total funding for malaria control and elimination reached an estimated US$ 3.1 billion in 2017. Contributions from the governments of endemic countries amounted to US$ 900 million, representing 28% of total funding.

The malaria parasites are spread to people through the bites of infected female Anopheles mosquitoes, called “malaria vectors.” There are 5 parasite species that cause malaria in humans, and 2 of these species – P. falciparum and P. vivax – pose the greatest threat. Posing as a high risk for many countries. Malaria is a risk for  about 97% of Nigeria’s population.There are an estimated 100 million malaria cases with over 300,000 deaths per year in Nigeria,contributing  to an estimated 11% of maternal mortality! Though Malaria is a preventable, treatable disease, but it has a devastating effect in African countries, Nigeria more especially.

Treatment of malaria has evolved over the years from the use of quinine,  which can be gotten from herbs to the use of chloroquine, this has serious side effects such as itching and tolerance. Today, Artemisinin-based combination therapies remain effective in almost all settings, as long as the partner drug in the combination is locally effective. This is one of the key factors that Coatal Forte Soft Gel has demonstrated as an effective treatment of  malaria.  Also, Camasulin Amartem and a host of others can also be used to prevent malaria. For travellers, malaria can be prevented through chemoprophylaxis, which suppresses the blood stage of malaria infections, thereby preventing malaria disease.

Since 2012, WHO has recommended seasonal malaria chemoprevention as an additional malaria prevention strategy for areas of the Sahel sub-region of Africa. The strategy involves the administration of monthly courses of amodiaquine plus sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine to all children under 5 years of age during the high transmission season.

Some  progress has been made  in malaria control from  access to vector control interventions, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa.However, these gains are threatened by emerging resistance to insecticides among Anopheles mosquitoes. With over 68 countries reported mosquito resistance to at least 1 of the 5 commonly-used insecticide while 57 reported resistance to 2 or more insecticide classes.

Early diagnosis and treatment of malaria reduces disease and prevents deaths. It also contributes to reducing malaria transmission. The best available treatment, particularly for P. falciparum malaria, is artemisinin-based combination therapy (ACT) such as Coatal Forte Soft Gel . Treatment, solely on the basis of symptoms should only be considered when a parasitological diagnosis is not possible.






https://etimes.com.ng/malaria-an-economic-and-health-burden-to-countries-like-nigeria-and-its-control/


#coatalfortesoftgel #toughonmalariasoftonyou

MelesZenawi:
They are your brothers......

So you can see how difficult it will be for west to abandon them..


Your allegiance should be to them first..

blood is thicker than water..

sabotaging Nigeria

Shut up

awetaiye2015:
Someone should please guide me on ML350 4matic 2007-2009 model on
1. Fuel economy
2. Cost of Maintenance
3. Parts
4. Major repair issue (s)
5. Reliability.

This will be highly appreciated..

It is a good suv also and if you stay in Lagos the parts are very available and not all that expensive apart from. Engine... Though the engine rarely dies

If you have money go for it

Reddington Hospital, one of the leading multi-specialist hospitals in Nigeria recently established a level 3 Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), one of the very few in the country and this unit was set up following an investment, funded by the Bank of Industry and Access Bank of Nigeria, and the aim is to offer and provide quality healthcare to neonates including preterm babies.

A neonate is a baby aged between 1 and 28 days. An Intensive Care Unit is a unit where critically ill patients are treated at a more intensive level than is needed by other patients. Hence, a NICU is a facility for the care of critically ill babies including prematures.

It is a known fact that Nigeria’s health indicators are poor and while the government can do so much, there is need for the private sector to contribute and support what the government is able to provide. This was one of the reasons Reddington Multi-specialist Hospital took that step, not only to blaze the trail and change the narrative in the care of the newborn space, but also to set a better standard of care for this vulnerable age group.

The NICU at Reddington is a 6 bed facility with state of the art equipment like the Giraffe incubators and Infant Resuscitaires, highly sophisticated ventilators, capable of ventilating preterm babies weighing as low as 500gm (about the weight of an apple) infusion pumps to deliver pre-set fluid rates, syringe drivers, arterial blood gas measurement, phototherapy for babies with jaundice. We also have a Transport Incubator Ambulance System, which can be used to transport a new born preterm baby from anywhere in Lagos to our facility in Victoria Island.Image preview

The unit is managed by Two well-trained and highly experienced Consultant Neonatologists/Paediatricians. They are Dr Olajide Ojo, the Head of the Department of Paediatrics, with 15-year experience in the care of premature babies and older children. The other Consultant is Dr Raj Kishore, who has his Fellowship in Neonatology with relevant experience caring for over 700 babies both in Africa and India. These two doctors are supported by a team of trained nurses specialized in Neonatal Intensive care amongst other support staff providing a 24-hour coverage for the unit. These are to further improve the outcome of the care of these babies.

Recently, using our Transport Incubator Ambulance, we evacuated a premature baby girl delivered at 25 weeks’ gestation (just about 6-month old pregnancy) with birth weight of 800gm, from another hospital in Lagos within a few hours of delivery. For ease of comparison, an average normal new-born baby weighs about 3kg, meaning this baby was about a quarter of the weight of a new-born. While there are always huge challenges in the in management of these prematures anywhere in the world especially those at 25 weeks of gestation, however our team rose to the task successfully dealing with various complications and challenges that came up throughout her 65 days stay in hospital.

We are happy to inform you that the baby having progressively improved, gaining tremendous weight while on admission has now been discharged home to the delight of her parents.

Reddington Hospital recently committed the required resources in terms of manpower and technology for the purpose of caring of the new-borne especially preterm babies for better outcome. While there is need to stem and reverse the trend of medical tourism abroad, it is extremely important that potential parents and medical practitioners are aware of such facilities available locally, especially when time is of great essence.

We are exploring collaborating with other hospitals, both public and private, to train and develop human capacity in ensuring that skilled medical personnel are in attendance at labour and deliveries. This will definitely go a long way in improving patient outcomes.
https://etimes.com.ng/reddington-hospital-achieves-landmark-success-with-the-care-of-a-25-week-premature-baby/
Dr Olajide Ojo

Ayodaygee:
You guys are the bomb.

These are the figures we all need.

I priced the brake light switch, it's 3k
The oil I use is Mobil 2
The gear oil is star oild which is 2k per litre

Igbo girls are not into Yoruba girls like that ... Trust me !

Esther should have known this

orisa37:
When you advertise a new Yam Festival in Yoruba Land, we say you are looking for Associates and Accomplices in Business.

The Ibos are like that. They're Xenophobic in Nature.. It is a Subterfuge.

Leave Igbo out of your madness ....ondo Sint a Yoruba State

MelesZenawi:
Is absolutely light. You can't just wake up and say u not yoruba..

You speak, u dress, culturally infact every every u like them...even raybaba as moniker...and you decide to come up with this.

I don't agree or try to enforce Ignorance.


Ondo is a Yoruba state and you are a Yoruba man.

Can you respect his views? He said he isn't a Yoruba but an ijaw

Ondo State isn't a Yoruba state but a yoruba dominated state just like saying that rivers State. Isn't an igbo State but an Igbo dominated state

Edo State and criminality

Osaze007:
This post is literally about your tribe being threatened but your deflecting the thread & calling out Yorubas

In secession or if Biafra happens things would happen

Millions of Igbo would leave ...they would leave with their money, expertise and business

Let's take for instance about a million igbo have 100k in account ...they withdraw it and do you know it's about 100 billion leaving Lagos alone and what is the effect

1. Lagos economy would crash
2. Entertainment industry would crash
3. Aviation industry would crash... Passengers would dwindle and aviation firms would close shops and people would loose jobs
4. Accommodation would crash because the prices of houses would be so low that real estate industry would witness dull ..then depression sets in
5. Apapa ports would be a ghost town
6. Marina would be all tall building no occupants because the companies would head to other regions
7. Embassies in Lagos would open up in Biafra
8. Oil firms would close in Lagos
9. Business would deep, the Lagos economy would witness capital flight and the Biafra would witness capital gain
10. Sports would suffer Also


If Biafra comes up as the op Siad...my dear,the Igbo would leave and trust me the Yoruba would beg Igbo to stay but if they stay they still gain because they would still send the money to Biafra

If you want to know how Lagos would be if Biafra comes ...which we might not want...wait till Christmas period ! Then igbo have left town !

Religion makes people to be stupid and illogical


Hijab and you are doing such a job ...can they even ban the use of that hijab

etrouble:
You are right my guy.

There is no money .. dude wants money

Taniaa:
chai when will I win something for once

Bleach
Show breast
Make Love in public
Twerk
Tell us how many men you date
Fix fake butts, eyes etc....

Then have drama ....


You would win

Okay .. so na so... How much is cowbell show again

topcin:
Even with all the makeup, she no still fine

She looks like trans

Pmtvng:
BBnaija star Isilomo flaunt her cleavage in her off shoulder outfit to last Saturday night party. You like ?

https://www.instagram.com/p/B3Rg-9MHZ6R/

Is she a transgender?

Lazy youths everywhere....how do we depend on those abroad!

Atouke:
You dont know your history.
I visit Arochuwkwu often. I fit right in there as an ibibio man that's the land of my ancestors. It may be in Abia state now, some people there may speak igbo but it is an ancestral ibibio land. And some of the people are my kin.

Wake up... Your ancestors were defeated and Chased away in Aro war... The remants are minorities

Lionhearted Genevieve Nnaji has a way of making us revisit her anytime. Having done a review of her movie LionHeart, Genevieve in that movie raised the bar on what Nollywood movies ought to look like and also she demonstrated how best to market a movie. She brought her business acumen to merge with her seemingly overflowing artistic skills – a clear migration from acting to producing and now directing. Not yet done with making news, the sultry and pretty actress announced a big one, the Oscars!

The actress made this announcement using one of her social media handles, she said “The Nigerian Oscar Selection Committee has chosen @lionheartthemovie to represent Nigeria for the 2020 Academy Award for Best International Film! This is the first entry ever for Nigeria. It’s an honor to be a part of such a pivotal moment in the history of Nigerian cinema.”

She added “A moment we know will be replicated as our stories continue to resonate with audiences around the world. On behalf of the entire LIONHEART team and TEN Productions, we are grateful for this recognition and proud to carry the torch. Thank you all for the love and support thus far.”Image may contain: 1 person, close-up, text that says "LIONHEART IN CINEMAS DECEMBER 21"

This singular moves according to the industry watchers would put Nigeria on the map. The era of producing wishy-washy movies that are filled with terrible native doctors scenes, depicting Africans in bad light is going. Genevieve has raised the standard unless you would want to go local, but she was not going local… eyes on the international market.

Genevieve captured the Igbo cultural nuances and tried to point out the errors as it is with every other cultures around the world and importantly, she proffered solution to them. Lionheart tells the story of Adaeze Obiagu (portrayed by Nnaji), who wants to substitute for her father, Chief Ernest Obiagu (Pete Edochie), when he can no longer run his company due to health issues.https://etimes.com.ng/oscars-genevieve-can-she-be-siad-to-be-trully-lionhearted/


https://etimes.com.ng/oscars-genevieve/

MetaPhysical:
Ibo ga egbu nmmadu! Chai, Chineke!!

Who was your master before royal niger? Do i need to tell you? Abi you want to be re-colonized ni?

It seems you forgot how they enslaved you guys at Arochukwu , chased you guys away till date took over that land ...

bukatyne:
You must be a daft APC sycophant

I am a simple man that is making Nigerians see the stupidity of their sophisticated politics and calling others Wailers

It is finished

Tallesty1:
You will never hear these female founders of many LovePeddler-organizations talk about Science and Tech, politics, etc.


It is always sex, sex, relationship, sex, dating, sex, marriage, sex and more sex. No wonder their marriages last like BlackBerry bold 5 battery.

They don't talk about motivation, startups , business ideas ...always sex sex and sex ! So they live for sex ?

felixedet:
People like you are the real enemies of Nigeria.

why.....when the igbo warned did u not call them same n ames