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I hope you have gotten the information now. I'm going to have my baby there. I have been to the hospital and also met the doctor. Let me know if I can be of help.

Ulio:
Missexiest, 2. 30 mins isn't bad. . Glad I m reading . Can I get details of the hosp and drs de tail via pm? . That is if u dnt want to post it

when are you travelling?

juliet002:
missexiest:

Am also using henrico doctors hospital,very affordable and good reviews.


Please I'd like the docs info too

Thanks

Please I need your assistance. I am thinking of using same hospital. Can you please give the doctor's email address/ phone number. I will be in the US by end of July; i am due end of August. Thank you.

missexiest:
Am also using henrico doctors hospital,very affordable and good reviews.

Wolefola,
Please can you tell me the name of the hospital. Thank you.

jinglesbaby:
Hi Wolefola,
Congrats on the success of ur missionary journey!
Please, kindly pm me the details of the doctor and accommodation that you used. Also, is the hospital good becos someone gave me negative reviews about them? That someone was trying to sell her maternity package to me which included hospital+doc reg, acc, transp, weekly grocery shopping et al!
Which airline did you book ur flight with? KLM/Airfrance?
Also, how long did it take you to process all the docs for ur baby?

Thanks.

Querylady24:
Dec-Aug is 9month leaving for the US in July. Didn't just state that. You could have just asked

I am also due in August. Are you going to Texas?

sugah:
I remember reading some horrid story about them on this thread.

Beebee12 you are welcome. Iv added you to the list, you can check your mention to identify your coursemates.

Thank you

sugah:
Olubankemi thank you ma iv jotted this wan dan...oya sexperienced mamas abeg come an add more to the list.

February mamas om your marks, set, drop it like its hot!!!! Supernatural delivery for you all in Jesus name.


Roll call for September mamas...pls add your name if its not here.

Sugah
Chili89
Uglybetty1
Loistee
Mowojuoluwa
Serefunmee
Blessedmum
Mummyife
Olaoyekemi
switgoodyy
Funmz
Ibari
Starbuck
Cheerychy
Carinmom
Limsycutey
Beebee12 welcome

Thanks captain. Hello adorable mums-to-be. I look forward to learning from you all.

Izzystevens:
Welcome to the fold!
May we all carry to term in Jesus' name. Amen.
Oya sept captain, come register your newbie.

*beebee, u gatss pay ur dues to Accountant Zaynie.

Amen! We need such prayers. The captain don register me oo
Not heard from Accountant Zaynie

limsycutey:
I'm also due first week of September. Won't mind giving birth at the end of august though Lol.

I'm just like you, wouldn't mind having my baby in August.

carinmom:
Mine is third week of September.

Congratulations!

Blessedmum:
Welcome to our special team, our class captain will add u shortly. In other words it seems na my edd end d month.
ProudlyteamSeptember#teammiraculous

Thank you Blessedmum, congratulations! mine is first week of September.

MamaOO:
I am too, due first week of September. So excited about everything, but not excited to be pregnant during the summer

I'm a first time mom-to-be, the time of the year doesn't seem to matter to me. I just so excited that I'm pregnant.
But I would rather prefer to have my baby in August.
I wish you all the best

gandyluv:
tankx dearies.. but I do feel menstrual pain.hp al is well?[b][/b][color=#990000][/color]

It's normal. As much as you don't bleed.

Any late August or early September mom-to-be in the house? Let's talk about pregnancy and preparing for motherhood. I'm due first week of September

West African Virus Epidemiology (WAVE) for Root and Tuber Crops

Call for Application
Empowering smallholder farmers and appropriate stakeholders to better manage virus diseases of root crops is a crucial step in ensuring food security in West Africa. The West African Virus Epidemiology (WAVE) for root and tuber crops project is aimed at addressing virus diseases that infect root crops which are the preferred carbohydrate foods for more than 800 million people in Africa. Running concurrently in six West African countries (Nigeria, Benin, Togo, Ghana, Côte d’Ivoire and Burkina Faso, WAVE is currently working towards understanding the current status of cassava viruses, their vectors and their alternative hosts with a view to improving available diagnostic tools and improving crop productivity.
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WAVE Nigeria 1, situated in Covenant University seeks highly motivated individuals to contribute in the following capacity, towards ensuring food security in Africa.


Research Assistant

Job Description

Engage in farmers field surveys and sample collection in South Western and/or North Central States of Nigeria. Ensure implementation of planned activities in different locations.
Ensure adequate processing and storage of collected samples.
Ensure implementation of planned activities in different locations.
Engage in laboratory analysis of field samples.
Maintain virus source materials in the screen house.
Ensure general maintenance of the virology laboratory.
Oversee the activities of IT students
Undertake any other duties as may be assigned by the Team Leader.
Qualification

BSc or HND in Agriculture or any of the Biological Sciences.
Field and molecular plant virology experience.
Field/Screen-house Assistant

Participate in farmers field surveys and sample collection in South Western and/or North Central States of Nigeria.
Participate in processing and storage of collected samples.
Participate in laboratory processing of field samples.
Ensure general maintenance of the screen house.
Driving staff to field sites.
Undertake any other duties as may be assigned by the supervisor.
Qualification

OND in Agriculture or any of the biological Sciences.
Previous field experience with working with farmers.
Valid driving license.
General Information
All positions are 3 year contract. The contract will be for an initial period of three years with possibility of renewal based on performance and availability of funding.
Interested applicants should forward their applications with detailed curriculum vitae to wave@cu.edu.ng. The application should include the names and e-mail addresses of three professional referees which must include either the Head of applicant’s current or previous organization or applicant’s direct Supervisor/Superior officer at work.

Closing date: April 24, 2015

I wish i'm married so that I can join you friend leaque.*sobs*