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dayokanu: Its the foolishness and lack of knowledge that made them vote a known Retardd to be president.

Someone whose competence stops at fishing and ogogoro drinking

Your post is an apt illustration of this excerpt from my post, 'pity your neighbour, especially the one who "has all the answers," shouts loudest and joins the corrupt melley in the dead of night.' So, my brother, I really pity you.

Chaos is the dominant Nigerian culture, that is why unprincipled people like TB Joshua can run around. In 90% of the rest of the World, he would be in jail.
In a place like the US, the FBI would have found reason to attack, just as they did to David Koresh.

I do not pity GEJ in the least, rather I weep for Nigerians.
The average person on the street is foolish for lack of knowledge and foolish because of our traumatic existence as a "nation." Look around yourselves and pity your neighbour, especially the one who "has all the answers," shouts loudest and joins the corrupt melley in the dead of night (90% of Nigereians).

This is an outrageous level of crap that must be very stiffly resisted by all Nigerians.
Imagine the NHS excuse they gave... That they would treat their kids with their research results! Are they diviners or prophets?
Its just pathetic, wicked and construed.

I can assure you that it was done to block a Nigerian and his Indian wife from making progress in an area some white prof with connections is interested in. Its a dog eat dog World out there and we must not allow our own to be swallowed in a foreign land.

[size=14pt]Doctor struck off after trying to buy lethal scorpion and spider venom[/size]
A GP has been banned from working for the NHS after trying to buy deadly venom from the black widow spider and death stalker scorpion.

https://i.telegraph.co.uk/multimedia/archive/02211/rapinderAdekola_2211997b.jpg
Dr Rapinder Adekola (R) with her husband James (L)
By Ben Leach
7:10AM BST 06 May 2012

Dr Rapinder Adekola and her husband James planned to research the use of the poisons to develop a new form of pain relief.

The couple, who share an interest in ancient remedies, intended to set up a laboratory at their home, storing the venoms in containers of liquid nitrogen.

Medical regulators barred Dr Adekola, 42, amid concerns that her patients and two young children could have been at risk if she had tried home-made cures on them.

An investigation found that the couple had been researching ways to relieve pain using "tinctures" and "suppositories" containing venom.

The pair were arrested after they contacted a supplier to purchase the two types of venom, which are both fatal to humans in small doses, and the company called the police.

Officers who went to their home in Brackley, Northants, found "extensive material" on the potential effects of venom and claimed Dr Adekola was "highly aggressive".

She was barred from working following an investigation by her NHS trust.

A tribunal later upheld the decision, ruling: "The potential risks to patients were potentially serious if Dr Adekola had obtained the venom and used it in unlicensed research.

"Further, although the quantities of venom requested were insufficient to be given in a lethal dose, the venom was not sterile or licensed for clinical use and could have had health effects if administered."

Concerns were also raised about the GP's behaviour, with a colleague telling investigators that she had "problems working within the practice team".

The tribunal found that Dr Adekola had failed to respond to telephone calls, letters and emails from NHS officials and tribunal clerks.

However, she has not been struck off by the General Medical Council, meaning she could still work in private practice.

A GMC panel last week agreed to let her carry on working under strict conditions. The couple, pictured right, have moved to Dereel, a remote town of just a few hundred people in Australia, 90 miles from Melbourne.

Speaking from her new home, Dr Adekola denied that she had intended to research the use of venom.

She said: "We did not have any venom and still don't have any. Any internet research interest was my husband's and neither is venom an illegal or licensed product. I wouldn't have a clue how to use it for arthritis to be honest."

She said she felt "violated" by investigations by the General Medical Council and the NHS trust, adding: "Every aspect of my life has been placed under a microscope and then judged."

She has applied to work as a GP in Australia but is waiting to be registered.

Dr Adekola, who was born and brought up in Britain, graduated from medical school at the University of Edinburgh in 1993. She worked at two practices in the Highlands, but fell out with her bosses and left after being suspended. She joined Brackley Health Centre in 2005.

Last year she and her husband, 46, tried to buy scorpion and spider venom from Venomtech, a Kent-based company that produces and sells reptile and invertebrate venoms as well as spider silk.

The couple gave the supplier the name of Orphiuchus Research and Management Ltd, a company they had set up in 2008 but was dissolved the following year.

Orphiuchus, or Ophiuchus, is the name of a constellation that comes from the Greek for serpent-bearer. According to the Companies House register, it had only two directors: Dr Adekola, with a home address in Banbury, Oxon, and her husband, recorded as living in Lagos, Nigeria.

Dr Adekola denies she tried to buy the venom and says her husband used her email account and her name when ordering it online.

Steve Trim, Venomtech's director, said its products are normally bought by pharmaceutical companies and universities for medical testing.

Dr Adekola was arrested with her husband when police visited their home to investigate after being contacted by the supplier. They were released without charge, but her employers dismissed her for gross misconduct.

In February this year, a Health, Education and Social Care tribunal banned her from working for the NHS anywhere in the country.

The GMC initially suspended Dr Adekola from working as a doctor but three months ago it lifted the suspension, enabling her to work in private practice subject to strict conditions.

These include that she must notify the GMC of any new medical posts she accepts, and if she applies for a medical post outside the UK.

Last week's GMC hearing ruled that the conditions should remain in place.

Prof Gordon McPhate, chairman of the panel, said "issues relating to Dr Adekola's probity, lack of co-operation and her failure to engage with a range of regulators and authorities" may impair her fitness to practise.

The doctor is still under investigation by the GMC and could face a fitness to practise hearing.

A spokesman for Northamptonshire PCT said: "Unfortunately we are unable to comment on an individual case when it is part of an ongoing GMC investigation."

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/health/healthnews/9248068/Doctor-struck-off-after-trying-to-buy-lethal-scorpion-and-spider-venom.html

Wily2wily: Please Beaf, ignore Jason123, you are doing a great job. Keep on bring out pictures.

As you can see, the mods have started deleting my posts. Its a shame really.
Jason is not from Delta state, he is the counterfeit called alj haram. He is now extremely bitter about being so handily defeated; truth cannot hide.

For those who do not know, there is contiguous Ilaje/Ijaw territory between Delta and Lagos.
The suffering of minorities must end.

Abbeypremium: It is unfortunate that Public Health Department in LGs are no longer functioning. This is the department that was saddled with the responsibilities of seeing to the safety and hygenic state of our food and drinks as to preparation, vending and storage. Many agencies like this are either moribound or ineffective due to govt neglect. The 'wolewoles' and veterinaries, these days are more of a revenue department in LGs, they are only after how much they can rake in daily for themselves. They no longer care even if you cook and dine by the soak away of the public latrines.

It is really saddening that the govt tiers closest to the people (LG and state) have stopped functioning altogether. The strange thing about this is that most Nigerians have become so ignorant that they do not even realise that states and LG's have functions outside of collecting allocations to divide. Just a few posts back, a poster called Parnassuss even blamed the FG for the state of schools! Whereas, provision of education is the responsibilty of LG and state.

IMHO, the decay in our collective societal morals and dignity is driven most by the ignorance on the street. We need to find ways to fix this so that our beloved country can grow.

9jadelta: Yes o beaf.. U don become my first pal 4 nairaland...

Fhuck anybody fhuckable...

Time 4 all dis pest to commot...to park well make we see road...
Igbo People go form una biafra igbo fit take rivers if dem want am real bad.. Yoruba people go form una odua republic una fit take ilaje if thats what una people desire...... LONGLIVE NAIJADELTA REPUBLIC ... I want to control my resources...

I personally like Igbo's, because they don't claim anybody that is not Igbo. We might never end up in the same country after break up, but they are very important political allies. More than that, we directly share borders from Abraka area down to Isoko areas.

On the other hand, those coming in to make id!otic claims on Deltans, because of oil will find a very tough, crippling and unrelentingly vicious response, because, we are small but mighty.

Even our Ilaje people are going nowhere. Bruv, tink am o! If you be Ilaje man, you go wan comot Delta go enter dat kain suffer life?
Ilaje's live good in Delta, they don't suffer the abyssmal fuckery we see in the pictures all over this thread.

Being fullblooded Isoko, Urhobo and Itsekiri gives me all the required weapons to deal with cockeyed primitive expansionist fools (and their numerous counterfeit ID's).
They are worthless mongrels who lack the barest qualities to pass as human; making it a huge ask to expect them see the hypocrisy in their silence over the gross human rights abuses against the minorities (Ilaje's) in their midst, before casting their red-eyed leprous glances at Delta state (because of oil). It takes fools like them not realise that Delta state is the home of minorities.

We in Delta are extremely proud people who do not need any hairy arsed phuckers to come claim us. We do not know them and they do not realise how insulting they are. Bini people have a much stronger claim to relationships with the ethnic groups in Delta state, but we do not see any misguided Bini people telling us that we are Bini. To be honest, I believe it is just gutter upbringing affecting those individuals concerned.

sylve11: lol. . . .ur Aiyelala ke? there is only one true GOD (JEHOVAH)


@ Beaf u be strong man sha, i be feel sey u be Itsekiri guy oooooooo

Lol! Bro, you know say Wafi no de carry last na! These guys are mere lizards to be squashed underfoot.
I be Isoko/Urhobo for my papa side and Urhobo/Itsekiri for my mama side.