₦airaland Forum

pineed:
That was so rude & Immature of u!.. Must you address others rudely just to prove your point?

aminu150:
Blaster man you are not objective in your views. In fact you are bias against hausas: Abacha, IBB Buhari. Upto now you are yet to give a good reason on why buhari should not rule again. Even Obasanjo attested to the credibility of Buhari. He is the only top government official that never steals government money and upto now has no house in Abuja. I am sure even house boy of your Jonathan owns home in Abuja.

femmy2010:

I pity you.
Your brain in not in your head but in the head of a goat(Anofia).
I rest my case,having a healthy conversation with you is not worth it.

femmy2010:
Blasterman,
Wise up man.
GMB needs to be at the helm of affairs of the Nation Nigeria to make the desired possitive impact.
I am a Yoruba man and a Christian but My Vote is going to A northern and a Muslim man cos i have learnt and clearly undertand that all those tribal and religion sentiments has done us no good so far and wont in future.
I once voted for a Christian and a southerner who said he previously didn't have no shoes but all i get now is him gradually taking away my slippers and shoes all in the name of the promise of a sweeter tomorrow when his cohorts are already enjoying their sweetest tomorrow today via massive corruption and embezzlement .
The beauty of Democracy is that you can VOTE for you beloved Jonathan while we that desire positive Change would gladly cast our cherished VOTE for Buhari.

femmy2010:
The set of people Afraid of Buhari are the Corrupt ones.
This corrupt sets of Nigerian continually place this "Boko Haram/Terrorist tag" on him but most Nigerians are wiser now,we wont be cowed by those propaganda anymore.
Come 2015 my Vote is going for Buhari .

ola6:
Abeg, ask them o! In today's age, in the 21st century, Nigerians and "Yoruba Youths" (Tinubu's paid low lives) are begging a 72 year old man to rule them. Gawd!!!

PapaNnamdi:
KILL THEM ALL hahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahah


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FOLLOWJESUS:
:oEbola is the second name of tarror I know after boko haram, but comparing the two, Ebola is more deadly than boko haram, The only thing I will like nigerians to be dÓing Ón daily besis is to be thanking GOD for saving nigerians,If you don't monitor what is going on in liberia, how people are dieing on the streets you will not appriciate GOD enough, no amount of thanks is enough for our GOD,GOD somuch love Nigeria for me is like GOD is a Nigerian. GLORY GLORY BE TO GOD. It would have been disasterous Boko haram at the north Ebola at the south.

ROCKJ1: Lagos state tried, the federal ministry of health also tried. It's a collective effort. The most important thing is that Ebola is gone.

Chuksphil2go: Stunned by the entrance of the Ebola Virus Disease, EVD, into America, the United States’ Center for Disease Control and Prevention has despatched its personnel to study how Nigeria contained the killer disease.
HEALTH PERSONNEL IN PROTECTIVE KITS AT THE NATIONAL HOSPITAL IN ABUJA ON TUESDAY (12/8/14).
HEALTH PERSONNEL IN PROTECTIVE KITS AT THE NATIONAL HOSPITAL IN ABUJA ON TUESDAY
The US reported on Tuesday that it has discovered a case of EVD in Dallas, Texas, but its health officials said “the crisis is under control and the public has nothing to fear.”
A statement released by US CDC Director Tom Frieden said “it’s clear the nation needs a quick and thorough response to its first Ebola patient”
He said although Nigeria was not completely out of the woods, “their extensive response to a single case of Ebola shows that control is possible with rapid, focused interventions.” Apart from Nigeria, the US will also visit Senegal to study its model.
Frieden said “the best practices in Nigeria and Senegal suggest the U.S. should monitor all individuals who may have been exposed to Ebola and establish a dedicated management and response system.”
Senegal has had no new reported cases of Ebola since Sept. 18 while Nigeria has not reported new ones since August 31,
US health officials are expected in Nigeria which it claimed had the best practices in combating Ebola Virus disease which entered into Nigeria through Liberian born American citizen Mr. Patrick Sawyer whose index case was reported on July 20, 2014. Nigeria is expected to officially announce today that the remaining two potential Ebola patients will exit the 21-day observation period.
How Nigeria stopped the spread of Ebola
According to US CDC, “Nigeria’s first reported case of Ebola surfaced July 20, when Patrick Sawyer landed in Lagos from Liberia and exposed 72 other passengers to the virus. Nigeria’s Health officials quickly issued notifications and tracked everybody who may have been in contact with Sawyer.
“Nigeria also established an Ebola Incident Management Center to handle the potential outbreak and developed a staffing plan that executed a social mobilization strategy that reached more than 26,000 households of people living around the contacts of Ebola patients,”
The deadly virus has killed more than 3,000 people in Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia in the largest outbreak ever recorded.
How Senegal contained Ebola
Senegal confirmed its first Ebola case Aug. 29 after a man, travelling from Guinea on Aug. 14, took ill and showed symptoms of the disease. This prompted a quick response, including an experienced and trained staff that was prepared to contain the Ebola outbreak. The procedure led to the identification of 67 contacts who were placed under quarantine, monitored for 21 days and showed no symptoms of Ebola.
Panic in America
The man who imported Ebola into US was found to have travelled to Liberia without informing the authorities and did not disclose the nature of his ailment to the nurse that attended to him. Reports from Texas yesterday said that the Nurse who attended to the man has also taken ill for Ebola in Texas.
A spokesman for Texas Health Presbyterian said the patient had walked into a Dallas emergency room on September 26, without knowing that he contacted the deadly virus and left after he was treated. He then returned to the facility on September 28 where it was determined he likely had Ebola and was isolated. He tested positive Tuesday, health officials said.
Following the lapse on the part of the hospital officials, questions are being asked amid panic across the country. The CDC has thus advised that all medical facilities should ask for patients with symptoms consistent with Ebola for their travel history.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/us-sends-medical-experts-study-nigeria-tamed-ebola/#sthash.WoMBWfat.of2mY4iC.dpuf

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/us-sends-medical-experts-study-nigeria-tamed-ebola/

safarigirl: If you're one who has stayed within the female hostel of any Nigerian University, you'll find that most of it's occupants share similar hopes and dreams- and no, it's not to excel in their chosen career paths.

One of the lecturers in my school aptly described women as 'a waste of education'...no, it wasn't an insult, it was just stating the obvious. You find a woman who has hustled through primary, secondary and University education. One who looked set to be a force to reckon with in the world of business or law or medicine, I mean a female with straight A's and you think Nigerian women may be getting things right, only to follow her back to her hostel and hear these heart-breaking words:

"Omo, after school na to find husband marry remain."

In the real sense of the word this is translated to:

"After school, I'll fling my degee inside one iron box in my dad's storeroom, find a perfect mugu that will put a ring on my finger, buy me a car, set up a boutique/beauty saloon for me and all I have to do to get this is spread my legs for him and push out little people with his DNA"

Nigerian women view marriage the same way hustling Nigerian men view the US Green Card- an avenue to escape life's troubles. So in the same way you find 23 year old Nigerian men marrying 56 year old American women, you find young, promising women relegated to some man's priority list.

I don't think most Nigerian women realise that nobody wants to get attached to a leech. If you allow some Nigerian women, they would even want their husbands to carry the babies and birth them as well. And when you ask why they don't want to build wealth with a man, you hear:

"I've already suffered in my father's house. I don't want to continue suffering in my husband's house"

Now unless you're getting married to a no-good leech like yourself, there is no reason why building wealth with a man should be termed 'suffering'

Even on Sun Newspaper's 'Beauty Of The Week' it's the same thing.

Future Ambition: Getting Married And Having Kids

If you think God put you on this earth to make a liability of yourself, you need to think again. There is more to life than being someone's baby mama. There is a purpose for getting an education that lies beyond being able to speak good english whenever you and your man attend social functions

Nigerian women need to sit down and re-evaluate their lives. God sent you to assist a man, not to add to his problems. Men appreciate women who can think for themselves, who want to contribute to the family (and I don't mean churning out kids). There is nothing more endearing than a smart woman who views men as companions rather than money bags.


Don't waste the education your parents worked so hard to provide for you. Break the stereotype, Nigerian women should be more than gold-digging leeches. If the likes of Oby Ezekwesili, Joke Silva, NOI can be successful career women as well as wives and mothers, then we all need to dust up our certificates and CVs and have proper future ambitions.


God Bless You...and don't take this the wrong way

1United1: Mr. President has spoken!

aguiyi: we will not take the battle to them.

you may be wondering why amnesty international and the northern elders have not said anything meaningful since Nigerian Army started crushing boko haram lately.

what has the senator that has become BBC reporter said since we started recording victory against the savages.

get this and get it straight. boko haram members are Nigerians and to some people they have a right to live and fight for what they believe in, going after and killing them in their hideouts can be equated to killing unarmed men or innocents. that will amount to a war crime and abuse of their fundamental human right.

the Nigerian Army has not been accused lately because they are repelling the attack rather than been the one attacking.

Ihejirika made that mistake by taking the war to the Bokites and he was almost sued (that is if they don't make good their promise to do so some day) to the hague for war crimes

KILLING IN SELF DEFENSE IS NOT A WAR CRIME BUT TAKING THE WAR TO THE ENEMY CAN RE MISCONSTRUED AS ATTACKING UNARMED CIVILIANS, REMEMBER THAT THEY HAVE STARTED ADOPTING THE HAMAS STYLE OF USING THEIR PEOPLE AS HUMAN SHIELDS .

THEY SHOULD KEEP COMING AND WE WILL CONTINUE TO TAKE THEM OUT WHILE MOVING CLOSER TO THEM IN BITS

however you like to see it, they still remain Nigerians and our forces have a duty to protect them too like they have a duty to protect you that is seating behind your computer calling for their annihilation.
the west and america is looking for a way to come in and do their usual world police job.

CHIBOK HAVE FAILED

EBOLA HAS ALSO FAILED

$9.3M ARMS DEAL IS DEAD ON ARRIVAL

IF WE GO AFTER THIS PEOPLE AND KILL THEM IN DROVES, WILL NIGERIANS SUPPORT THEIR FORCES WHEN THE WEST COME WITH ACCUSATION AND BIG BROTHER ATTITUDE?
NOTE THAT CIA WILL NOT BE HAPPY IF THEIR PREDICTIONS FAIL.

hardebounty: How old was Nelson Mandela Madiba wen he bcame president of SA??