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miketayo:
hopefully, it lands like a helicopter other than an airplane. otherwise, u will be landing at the airport runway every time

it can land on a field or road but I think you need ATC clearance

Pash3685:
Pls I've been wondering, why is the AWA scores not included in the overall 340 score result?
Quants - 170
Verbal - 170
Total Maximum Score - 340
Where do they add the 6 points from the AWA section? The AWA (Analytical Writing Assessment ) is a different assessment on its own....it is not graded by the computer but graded by trained ETS human graders and thus has a separate score.

Then what's the maximum number of words required in the AWA section?

It is graded from Score 1 to 6 based on your Analytical Writing skills( if any)

ThatAbdulGuy:
Hello
I plan to write the GRE exams later this year. Can anyone point me in the direction of what to do or materials to study with?
Also, where does a good GRE score starts from?

Thank you

a good GRE score starts with 300...a total score of both the verbal and quantitative sections and an AWA score of at least 4.5

Yandeducation:
Mental. Problem

any possibility of scholarship?

shariff84:
we don't have direct truck imo.

what of onitsha ?

Pls can you send rice to imo state? cost of transportation?

keeper303:
Please I will need one bag of 50KG and one bag of 25kg of long grain Jamila rice to Abuja. How much for the rice and transport to Nyanya. How soon can you deliver after payment?

udomoh:
A sickler shares story on how he survives sickle cell anemia.

Few days ago, we lost Uche.
She was a gem, a warrior and an ever present member of the Sickle Cell Community.
I remember it was this time last year.
We got talking via the Sickle Cell WhatsApp group, she needed blood and I had a friend of mine come donate for her.
It was then we got to know that we were both on admission in the same hospital (LUTH). She was in the female ward and I was in the male ward.
Uche was super positive! She would wake me up with words of encouragement and would tell me to believe! That we would both win. Of course we did win! And we have won severally since then.
But she didn’t get to win on this particular occasion. She lost it to the dreaded sickle cell.
To you, Henry (whom we also lost a few months back), Mohammad (my brother) and the thousands of warriors who are long gone, continue to rest in power.
I know a whole lot of people get this scary look when they hear about Sickle cell.
Truth be told, sickle cell can be dreadful.
Talk about the long nights, the painful episodes, the stereotypes and all.
But in-spite of all these negativities we’ve had some positives.
There are warriors who live till old age and see their grandchildren. There are those who’ve not recorded any hospital visit in years. We have those who are super healthy and are living their best life.
For us living with sickle cell, information is vital.
Getting adequate information about our condition is not only important but can save us tons of worries.
As today marks the World’s sickle cell day, I’ve listed a few natural management procedures for US and for our caregivers as well.
These procedures have helped me overcome my deepest moments as a warrior and also helped me stay healthy! And I’m super certain it can do so for you.
1. Preventing Dehydration – In case you didn’t know, these past few months have been one for me to forget. Been on admission for at least four times, got my first ever blood transfusion coupled with loads of emotional bargains.
But it all got better when I did one thing! Increase my water intake!
I started taking nothing less than 5 litres of water daily! That’s a lot, yeah? But it surely helped.
The thing is, sickle cell crisis most times is a reaction to low oxygen levels in the blood, which can be caused by extreme physical conditions and dehydration.
Taking at least 4 liters of water daily, coupled with getting adequate rest is key to preventing crisis and staying on top of your game.
2. Avoiding your Triggers – This is also very helpful. Triggers are what leads to your crisis.
For me, it’s dehydration, stress, infection, malaria and funny enough consuming too much of sweet things.
For you, it might be different. It is essential you identify those things, and try to avoid them
3. Diet – Foods play a large role too! Because as warriors, our body needs more nutrients than the average individual, so it’s highly beneficial if we load our foods with varieties.
I won’t be specific here, but make it a habit as a warrior to consume fruits and veggies on a daily basis!
Your body needs folate to produce red blood cells, it needs protein and healthy fats to reduce anaemia symptoms and also it needs lots of antioxidants to fight infections! Don’t deny it!
Make I stop here abeg! The thing don dey long
Lastly, it is our collective duty to help achieve a pain free society!
Nigeria currently has the highest number of people living with sickle cell!
But despite that, you still see young carriers (AS and AS) playing love and believing God will take control. I pity them!
I’m not even concerned about them, I’m concerned about the poor child they intend to bring to a life of pains!
In as much as you can, genotypic compatibility is so important! Please ensure you are compatible before you say I do!
Obrigado! Gracias!

https://nimedhealth.com.ng/2019/06/19/he-survives-sickle-cell-anemia/?amp

you can also take 4 folic acid tabs daily instead of one

during painful episodes take two to three drops of dioscovite with 4 tablets of folic acid plus your pain medication

or your pain medication plus 4 tablets of folic acid could serve

[quote author= post=79467899]Taking the following steps to stay healthy may help you avoid complications of sickle cell anemia:

Take folic acid supplements daily, and choose a healthy diet. Bone marrow needs folic acid and other vitamins to make new red blood cells.
Choose a diet that focuses on a variety of colorful fruits and vegetables, as well as whole grains.
Drink plenty of water. Dehydration can increase your risk of a sickle cell crisis.
Drink water throughout your day, aiming for about eight glasses a day.
Increase the amount of water you drink if you exercise or spend time in a hot, dry climate.
Avoid temperature extremes. Exposure to extreme heat or cold can increase your risk of a sickle cell crisis.
Exercise regularly, but don't overdo it.

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For the people that want to know if sickle cell be cured

due to increasing failure rates of bone marrow transplants......current trend is geared towards foetal haemoglobin induction

Here is the answer : Bone marrow transplant, also known as stem cell transplant, offers the only potential cure for sickle cellanemia....
As a result, treatment for sickle cell anemia is usually aimed at avoiding crises, relieving symptoms and preventing complications.

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The number and main important thing to note : AS should not get married to AS.
This has led to a lot of deaths in the country.
People should not let love blind them.
AS getting marry to another AS is not love but foolishness [/quote]due to increasing failure rates of bone transplants and expensive nature(which makes it mostly out of reach to the the third world).....current trend is geared towards foetal haemoglobin induction

there is a relatively new guest house in Ngodo Isuochi (not far away) and cheap too called ACE hotel, close to ECWA church there....you can lodge there

you can get an idea by asking any lecturer friend or relative etc you know

senatordave1:
We may add rivers

i like the way senatordave1 tries to argue his points for APC devoid of insults unlike the buhariguy and co

garfield1:
Kano total (Our calculation)
Ganduje APC: 1,033,695



Yusuf PDP: 1,024,713

Difference: 8,982

my prayer is that let there be peace in kano........interest?....was born there and i know the place very well

BrownRoofRep:
This means that PDP won as they were leading with the 26k votes before the the supplimentary.

nope...APC selected

buhariguy:
that is how idiotic pigs were celebrating last week that pdp has already won kano

what happened in kano rerun was an eyesore.....with tons of documented evidence that can be used in the tribunal or higher courts to upturn the results if ganduje is declared winner....we still have judges that are fearless, courageous even up to the supreme court

garfield1:
You are clearly losing it,you're in pains.if apc can overturn a margin of 26k in pdp,bauchi is a small fry

hehehe....you are trying to console yourself......Bauchi is PDP......you can take that to the bank and bookmark this

Firstorderwizard:
Lol! even if you hold a thousand rerun in that LGA,PDP will win.Tafawa Balewa LGA is the capital of PDP in Bauchi

lol.....send a 100 gandujes there......send 100 DIGs, .....PDP will still win Tafawa Balewa

garfield1:
Guy,its not done.be guided.tafawa balewa is left

is it tafawa balewa that will change the result??.....an election that was almost devoid of rigging, thuggery etc. unlike we all saw in kano??

APC cant win tafawa balewa.....

quickberry:
Bauchi is still inconclusive

my brother bauchi is done and dusted.....you even know it

CID11:
What is wrong with Bauchi PDP is having a field day

IMO.....the governor just read the handwriting on the wall....and decided not to use violence and intimidation

Donmedra:
Abba gida gida Abba

yes.....with what am seeing from dala.....the second highest number of voters.......PDP will take Kano

Donmedra:
source?

@ donmedra....dont you think it will be very very shameful if Ganduje is exited with all this thuggery, caprices etc?

Donmedra:
nope

ok....it looks like Benue, Bauchi and Sokoto going PDP s way......we dont know of Kano yet

Seetto:

just ignore the guy

Donmedra:
Tambuwal is getting reelected

@ donmedra any official verifiable results from gama ward yet?....because thats where the koko is

Donmedra:
BAUCHI:
PU 006, Dewu East Ward
Kirfi LGA
PDP: 113
APC: 87

Source: thecable.

Politics is local bro

hahaha....garfield1....cool down na

Donmedra:
KANO:
PU 33, Goburawa Ward
Dala LGA
PDP - 139
APC - 69

Source: the cable

kudos!..... one of the first verifiable results from kano

Kyase:

pdp will win Kano.....forget the results in other PUs....look out for official verified results from gama ward.....if the gap is not in thousands for APC.....ganduje is gone

richidinho:
After seeing the results of the almighty Gama ward, I now believe it's over for gandollar

Remember the 26,000 figure?

APC is no where close

correct....if it was like the sokoto margin......it will be a done deal for APC.....but how do you manipulate a 26,000 vote margin??

garfield1:
Even a layman like me can even spot the deficiencies.you can see that lawyers and pdp supporters are quiet because they know.the best thing for the tribunal was to cancel the entire polls or at least order rerun in the indicted units

@ garfield1.....you are better than this.....we both commented on the osun tribunal judgement......that judgement was technically sound...based mainly on the electoral act that an RO cannot cancel elections

Ozkar:
I hope they don't overturn this judgment at the appeal court.

it looks impossible......the tribunal exhibited bravery

positivelord:
yes

IMO....with this no hope for APC at the apellate and SC

Johninyang:
#OsunTribunal has declared PDP Adeleke winner of the Osun election @MobilePunch #AdelekePDPvsOyetolaAPC

done and dusted!.....finally......