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The results are out vislabraye: |
Their hate for APC has made them to lose out in everything. With the result of the national assembly APC does not have any members from SS and SE Therefore they will not produce 1,President 2,Vice President 3,Senate President 4,Deputy Senate President 5,Speaker 6,Deputy Speaker Since its 3 from the north and 3 from the south Yorubas are likely to get Vice President Speaker Deputy senate President |
The Returning officers from Taraba, Adamawa,Gombe & Bauchi were illegally detained at the pres. Wing, Abuja airport. Reason for Jega Break. |
But they dont have 2/3 majority. PDP is now a regional party |
President Muhammudu Buhari. |
Chigold101:India has 600 million voters and used card readers. |
India used card readers and has 600million voters |
What Naija could not do ordinary Ghana did it |
Uba is not a bank that you should put your money on. Tony does as he pleases. TOE as his staff calls him launders UBA money. He is the reason for the banks growth and downfall. |
Timberland Ft One Direction... Yes the Chorus....its too late to apologize 3x I love the song especially the chorus but I accept the apologies and Yes i offer my unreserved apologies. |
immanuello:i wont dignify you again with a reply. YOUR MEDULAR OBLONGATA IS OVERHEATING get into shower and wash off the debris in your brain |
immanuello:chop knuckles. Its recalcitrant not recitrant |
immanuello:Take 5 |
theorbiters:so why fix election elections? why waste our money on elections? why fight for democracy if we cant defeat incumbent ? Its better we still have the Khaki boyz in power if we can not choose our leaders |
Total accredited 700 APC 680 PDP 19 KOWA1 |
Chibuking81:My husband doesn't chicken out like you. He stands by his word. Chibuking,The Chickening-King |
Chibuking81:guy shut up. You said this week will see the mother of all bears and you advised people from buying during the period. March 16 Chibuking81:March 17 Chibuking81: |
Chibuking how business. you see that no one knows the market. Instead of bear we have a bull not even a lull but a bull. OK o |
immanuello:I have right to quote and will continue to quote you. If you are angry hug a transformer. Hint you wont die because there wont be light |
immanuello:From the bolded, you passed a judgement on Morgan without facts and prove. Thats why they say Nigeria is a nation of complainers and whiners. Simple call to Morgan to query why Itrade is not working is better than coming here to complain. The problem is from NSE. |
immanuello:CALM DOWN |
MilikiAgent:There are rules to by SEC. Many things including processing a transfer form is free, and it is so with many companies. They can't charge unapproved fees |
presiade:Access Bank's bankers confirmation is 5K |
presiade:whats BC ? |
Global crude oil prices could trade between $35 to $40 a barrel by the end of the second-quarter of 2015, according to one of the world's leading oil experts. |
presiade:Yes, infact when i went there last year they didnt know what processed transfer form i had to explain it to them. personally i use Cashcraft to process my registrar things |
A 37-year-old man, Adesanya Olawale, is in critical condition and needs an urgent kidney transplant in India, otherwise he will die. Adesanya, who had visited four different hospitals in Lagos and Ogun states, had been told at different times that he was suffering from malaria, typhoid and appendicitis. He was about to undergo surgical procedure for appendicitis in a hospital in Abeokuta when a nurse took his blood samples for another test. That was when it was discovered that he was suffering from kidney problem and needed a transplant. Adesanya, who had so far undergone 10 dialyses, told The PUNCH that his parents could no longer afford the bills and he had been advised to go for a kidney transplant in India. Our correspondent was told that he had to be removed from the hospital and taken to Ogere area of Ogun State, where his widowed mother lives. During a visit of our correspondent to the area, Adesanya said his problem started on the eve of the New Year. “It was on December 31, around 6am that I woke up with pain on my back. I thought it was malaria and called my friend to get me drugs to treat it. But I didn’t see any improvement. “I was taken to a private hospital at Morogbo. The doctor ran a test on me and said it was typhoid. He gave me some drugs. But when I passed urine, I discovered that it was like Coca-Cola. The doctor said there was no problem and that he would give me more drugs. He gave me injections and drugs.” Adesanya said his pain increased and he had to call his family members to take him out of the hospital because his condition was not improving. He said the hospital discharged him and he was taken to Ogun State where his mother resided, having lost his father some years back. He said, “I was taken to Iperu hospital and one doctor Akinsanya started treating me and ran a battery of tests on me. He said it was appendicitis and that there was need for an operation to be carried out on me. “I was prepared for the operation, but as they were about to begin, a nurse asked how I was feeling and I explained that I had not been able to go to toilet for about two weeks. That was how they suspended the operation.” He said samples of his blood were taken to a laboratory in Babcock University. The result of the test showed that his kidney had been affected. He was later taken to Abeokuta where a doctor commenced another round of treatment, which did not work. He was finally taken to the Kidney Clinics Nigeria Limited, where he reportedly underwent 10 dialysis processes. A relation, Mrs. Kemi David, said the family decided to quit the dialysis treatment because it was aggravating their brother’s health condition, adding that the family was advised to let him go for kidney transplant. She said, “For a dialysis process, we paid between N35,000 and N45,000, apart from the N6,000 we also paid for every injection he was taking. After the first three dialyses he had, we got another medical test result, saying his kidney had packed up and he needed a transplant. “We thought we could still go on, until it became obvious to us that we might be risking his life if we continued with dialysis.” She said the family could not go to the state’s general hospital because the doctors were on strike while the victim was sick. His mother, Risikatu, appealed to Nigerians to help raise funds to save her son’s life. Adesanya needs N8m for organ transplantation surgery to be done on him in India. She said, “He is my first child, out of six; their father is late. We have spent all the money we have and have even borrowed from friends and relations. We have not been able to raise a penny out of the N8m that we have been asked to bring. I no longer go to work because I have to look after him at home. The good people of Nigeria should please come to my aid.” The bank details are: Union Bank, Mrs. Kemi David, Account Number: 0027132615. Our correspondent contacted Mr. Sokunbi Adebayo of Kidney Clinics Nigeria Ltd., Abeokuta Dialysis Centre where Adesanya was undergoing dialysis before quitting. He said, “Yes, he’s been having dialysis in our clinic and it’s getting increasingly difficult for the family members to cope with the cost of maintaining the treatment. And because he’s such a young man and full of life, it is believed that a transplant will be the best thing for him eventually. “If he continues with dialysis regularly, he will be fine. There are people in America who have been on dialysis for the past 15 years and are living normal lives. So, having regular dialysis is good enough. But if he neglects to do dialysis or if he cannot undergo kidney transplant, it might lead to loss of life.” http://www.punchng.com/health/his-kidney-ailment-was-misdiagnosed-now-he-needs-transplant/ |
Winston Churchill |
The All Progressives Congress has warned against any orchestrated, last-minute disqualification of its presidential candidate, Gen. Buhari, in order to pave the way for an easy victory for President Jonathan or even another postponement of the elections. "If it is true, as it is being widely speculated across the country, that the Jonathan Administration has procured a judgement to disqualify the APC Presidential Candidate on Wednesday, when the Federal High Court in Abuja is expected to rule on the issue, then it portends a great danger for our country,'' the party warned in a statement issued in Abuja on Tuesday by its National Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai Mohammed. It said, in addition to other reasons, the six-week postponement of the elections may have been used by those who never wanted the polls to hold in the first instance to shop for such a satanic judgement. ''Anyone who will disqualify a presidential candidate on the eve of an election can only have one and only one purpose for that: to trigger chaos and pandemonium across the country. Perhaps this is the reason for the deployment of troops across the country to crack down on possible protests and create confusion[/i] [i]''Then, those who orchestrated the disqualification will simply use what they expect to be angry reactions nationwide as an excuse to postpone the elections again, thus triggering a constitutional crisis,the end of which no one can predict. ''This is why we are hoping that good reason will prevail and nothing will be done, deliberately, to plunge Nigeria into crisis by the same people who have always been quick to say their political ambition is not worth the blood of any Nigerian,'' APC said. Alhaji Lai Mohammed National Publicity Secretary http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/03/disqualification-of-gen-buhari-from-presidential-election-portends-great-danger-apc/ |
Dragonking: ![]() The god of stock. The man who saw tomorrow.. Chubuking has disappeared oooooo |
bnsil what is happening ... no bear... |
The person above me is working for his dollars |
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