₦airaland Forum

izyrach: #clears throat#...hello cutees, just wanted to ask what you really want from babes..is it d personality? Endownment? Or ....tell me..

mranswer: I'm sure your brain was somewhere else wrote this post.
Make sure you think before you post

muatt03: Mr, u r obviously resistant to learning! D guy's telling u wat is obtainable n u r busy arguing. I donno 1 federal health institution in which it's nurses job to collect any sample. That however occurs in lots of state owned hospitals because those hospitals usually have very few doctors n so many patients. Nurses don't also set I.v lines n if they do in ur absence they want you to pay them for it, @least they request for a bottle of coke. It 's not also their job to administer i.v medications. Se u grab?

OneBadGuy: A suspected case of the deadly virus "EBOLA" has been identified in the Lagos State University few minutes ago.
Students have been advised to remain calm and civilised.
Authorities are presently looking into the matter.

JESUS!!!! Chi-chi'm o!!!!







Chai!!!! I hope say Chi-Chi never go back school o!! If not, BREAK-UP!

onila: double standard in our society

girls feel naturally more used after sex

we might be enjoying it but the fear of being used destroys it all
U see girls getting into depression, feeling worthless, and used when guys fall into their bottomless pit and dump them after that

O well..

You cant let that bother you much. Girls dump guys they have fhucked as well and those guys are also left heartbroken, cry, beg and plead for these girls to come back.. However, the one thing you would never hear from such guys is; 'After you used me'. REASON:: Because they dont consider sex to be 'using'..

If you feel 'used' after sex, that means you were having sex for the wrong reasons in the first place. You dont feel used after a kiss nor do you feel used after smooch. The reason why girls feel so highly about sex is because they have attached too darn much importance to their pussiie.



A man almost always passes out after sex, tell me who used who?!

Chizzybabe: if this is true i am interested, but will like to get a good description of the iota and abuwa.

Lacomus: oooooo it's men that don't feel bad, Onila don't be a sexist on this issue. You know the truth

onila: whether you like it or not

we are doing him a better favour

we lose more of our pride when we give our men sex

in society, men can sleep with everyone without being called ashawo

but we ladies are thought to close our legs and feel more hurt after we give him sex after being dumped

so yr wrong, we are doing a big favour

How is sex attached to pride for women and not for men?!

When two people have sex, they just fhucked each other equally.. But somehow, you women over emphasize yours than guys. Why?!

Rosemary made a solid point, its sex. If your pride is attached to your pussiie, then please keep that pussiie on lock. But if your pride is attached to your brains and achievements in life, then you shouldnt feel that having sex with a guy is 'ruining your pride'.

#Just Saying.

kokoA: Show me anybody that works for nigerian government that is satisfied with the conditions of his or her service.. Doctors are not different from any other civil servant, lecturer, etc working for the government.. The conditions are bad we know but that doesn't change the fact that you guys are very heartless. We have soldiers in Borno earning 500naira per day in addition to obsolete and inadequate weapon to fight against insurgents driven by strange ideology and limitless amount of sophisticated weapons, so don't tell me about risk. With due respect to our nigerian hero, late Dr Stella (may her soul rip), but she wasn't the only health official who got infected. Do you mean to tell me the other hospital staff have better conditions of service than doctors?

Naaa.. Those other staff are practitioners of lesser professions than our highly esteemed doctors.

THATSALL..

phantom: wow...... you picked a second point.we are making progress.

ifyclose2: There goes your ignorance once again. In most federal hospitals across d nation, it's d JUNIOR DOCTORS (house officers) who collect urine, blood and stool samples from patients, and NOT nurses....so how do I reply you now?!!!

I am ignorant... OBVIOUSLY!! Thats why there is a '?' mark at the end of most of my sentences.. Enlighten us lowly people of lesser professions.

So you said; In 'MOST' federal hospitals.. Meaning not in 'ALL' Federal Hospitals... So go ahead and answer my question because as far as I know and many other Nigerians would attest to, collecting samples, giving injections, setting up I.V's are all done by nurses..

And ok.. Even if the Doctors collect the samples.. What about those who analyse these samples?! Arent they naturally at greater risk than the doctors who collect them?! OR Will you also say that in 'MOST' Federal hospitals, Doctors do sample analysis themselves?!

phantom: but I am yet to understand your own long epistle on the matter. you seem to be saying that doctors should not emphasize on a hazard allowance because they are not the only ones exposed to WORK PLACE HAZARD.

We all face Hazards daily sir.

Infact, Doctors are the most compensated in Nigeria amongst all those who truly are in the frontline of truly hazardous jobs. I pointed out how the Policeman who recieves really shiity pay to risk his neck and fight hardened die-hard criminal gets an NYSC doctors Salary as compensation if he gets shot in the line of duty.. BUT!!!! The worse part for the Nigerian Police Officer is that they cannot go on strike under the constitution because they are not allowed to be involved in Unionism.

Soldiers as well..

A Government Doctor in Nigeria earns better than any other Civil Servant in Nigeria.. #FACT!

And it wasnt an epistle, I simply wanted to understand if I was right that the OP just wants more money for Doctors because of the Hazard they face or if she really is concerned about the Overall well being of the health sector ahead of personal gains.

ifyclose2: In 2003 a professor of Community Health Prof (Mrs) Obehi Okojie said to us "many people hate doctors, but they want their children to study Medicine"...I've never heard a more honest statement in my entire life....If there was a world cup 4 hypocrisy, Nigeria would be winning it every four years. So all u guys who have been insulting and bashing Nigerian doctors out of a combination of envy, jealousy and ignorance are now leading d "mourning" for Dr Adadevoh.....oh I see....[size=16pt]all of a sudden, u guys appreciate d sacrificies doctors make for their patients despite all d challenges confronting d health sector.....challenges which d FG is not willing to address[/size]....well your "friend" Goodluck Jonathan has just travelled to Germany 4 medical check-up and left d rest of u ignorant people behind in Nigeria. Well, at least u can call your JOHESU "consultants" to come and attend 2 u if u have any health issues. But I forgot...since d outbreak of Ebola, JOHESU has been unusually silent....of course they are...because they lack d intellectual capacity and proactiveness to deal with d Ebola outbreak...AFTERALL, IT WAS THEIR "DARLING" NURSE WHO ESCAPED QUARANTINE, RAN TO ENUGU, AND PUT D LIVES OF MILLIONS OF NIGERIANS AT RISK...so it's back 2 d usual unsung heroes "the doctors" to handle. Dr Adadevoh isn't d only doctor who makes sacrifices for her patients. Thousands of doctors all over d country do. Some of us even go as far as making financial donations on behalf of poor patients who can't afford healthcare. I've witnessed this, and I've partaken in it as well. [size=16pt]Now let's look at this: Contracting a disease like Ebola is part of d HAZARDS of d medical profession, and currently d FG pays doctors a monthly hazard allowance of N5k....so Dr Adadevoh was entitled to the GRAND SUM of N5k monthly for putting herself at risk of contracting d Ebola virus as well as other highly-transmissible diseases like HIV, Hepatitis and Lassa Fever (which killed a dear friend and colleague of mine some years back). And somebody wants us to just sit back and act like nothhing's wrong with d system? NO we won't[/size]. You guys attack Nigerian doctors for running private clinics, but all of a sudden, u turn around and praise Dr Adadevoh who was ALSO WORKING in a private hospital as at d time of her death. U Nigerians are amazing. Well, in case u don't know, d ban on residency training will have disastrous consequences on d health sector....consequences that only d average Nigerian like you and I will suffer. Politicians will continue to travel abroad for d slightest headache, while you and me are left in Nigeria to suffer d rot of d health sector. [size=16pt]A ban on residency training means a stoppage in d production of SPECIALIST DOCTORS.[/size] So by the time that your child with Sickle Cell has to travel abroad to see a specialist, or women with Fibroids have to travel abroad for a simple Myomectomy operation, you will realize d rot in which d FG has placed d health sector. So continue your blind and sentimental support for stupidity....as for we doctors, d sky is always d limit, no matter d circumstance. Opportunities are limitless both within and outside d country. We are INDISPENSABLE, and d FG will soon realize that and go on it's knees. I'm aware from some very reliable sources that d FG is already trying to intervene through secret meetings involving Sen David Mark. As for d rest of you "mourning" Dr Adadevoh, keep your condolences to yourself....d NMA doesn't need them....and d Adadevoh family certainly doesn't need them.....bunch of sentimental hypocrites.

esere826: nope
thats not the way i heard it happened

1) she suspected >> 2) restrained him based on this >> 3) then confirmed it

1) and 2) are the key

Once 3) was achieved, almost anybody would seek to quarantine him

phantom: so you only picked out the issue of hazard allowance

comprehension in the English language curriculum must be emphasized.

phantom: blockus, its quite difficult taking you seriously with a moniker like that but I will try.
can you furnish us with a link where the NMA is clearly asking that hazard allowance not be given to JOHESU?

secondly an insurance plan is definitely welcome.

esere826: @ ifyclose2

You made your points. I agree with some and query some others
My family tree is laden with doctors, and I have lots of friends that are both doctors and other type of health professionals.
Make i join this matter small.

1)
the nigerian soldier whose neck was cut on youtube video was on a salary of 40K
...harzard of a unique kind

2)
When the ebola thing surfaced, some of us expected the strike to be temporarily called off
to adress the ebola challenge
this would have shown the other nigerians that the strike was driven by principles

At least NMA for negotiate with FGN to set up a small insurance pot for doctors and other health officials
just for the duration of the ebola issue
..but no, it looked like a good tool to blackmail the FGN, and unwittingly Nigerians
this is really, really worrying

3)
The good doctor is not being praised for risking her life in treating Patrick Sawyer
No,..she's being praised for being intelligent enough to restrict his movement thereby saving Nigeria
from what would have been a biological catastrophy

You notice that others are not being praised that much. It is not because they are 'lowly' nurses
,..its just that act of intelligence which saved us that is being praised

Now, if the NMA doctors had an emergency meeting and forsook their demands temporartily just for this
they would have been considered heroes too

ifyclose2: In 2003 a professor of Community Health Prof (Mrs) Obehi Okojie said to us "many people hate doctors, but they want their children to study Medicine"... I've never heard a more honest statement in my entire life....If there was a world cup 4 hypocrisy, Nigeria would be winning it every four years. So all u guys who have been insulting and bashing Nigerian doctors out of a combination of envy, jealousy and ignorance are now leading d "mourning" for Dr Adadevoh.....oh I see.... all of a sudden, u guys appreciate d sacrificies doctors make for their patients despite all d challenges confronting d health sector.....challenges which d FG is not willing to address....well your "friend" Goodluck Jonathan has just travelled to Germany 4 medical check-up and left d rest of u ignorant people behind in Nigeria. Well, at least u can call your JOHESU "consultants" to come and attend 2 u if u have any health issues. But I forgot... since d outbreak of Ebola, JOHESU has been unusually silent....of course they are...because they lack d intellectual capacity and proactiveness to deal with d Ebola outbreak...AFTERALL, IT WAS THEIR "DARLING" NURSE WHO ESCAPED QUARANTINE, RAN TO ENUGU, AND PUT D LIVES OF MILLIONS OF NIGERIANS AT RISK...so it's back 2 d usual unsung heroes "the doctors" to handle. Dr Adadevoh isn't d only doctor who makes sacrifices for her patients. Thousands of doctors all over d country do. Some of us even go as far as making financial donations on behalf of poor patients who can't afford healthcare. I've witnessed this, and I've partaken in it as well. Now let's look at this: Contracting a disease like Ebola is part of d HAZARDS of d medical profession, and currently d FG pays doctors a monthly hazard allowance of N5k.... so Dr Adadevoh was entitled to the GRAND SUM of N5k monthly for putting herself at risk of contracting d Ebola virus as well as other highly-transmissible diseases like HIV, Hepatitis and Lassa Fever (which killed a dear friend and colleague of mine some years back). And somebody wants us to just sit back and act like nothhing's wrong with d system? NO we won't. [You guys attack Nigerian doctors for running private clinics, but all of a sudden, u turn around and praise Dr Adadevoh who was ALSO WORKING in a private hospital as at d time of her death. U Nigerians are amazing. Well, in case u don't know, d ban on residency training will have disastrous consequences on d health sector....consequences that only d average Nigerian like you and I will suffer. Politicians will continue to travel abroad for d slightest headache, while you and me are left in Nigeria to suffer d rot of d health sector. A ban on residency training means a stoppage in d production of SPECIALIST DOCTORS. So by the time that your child with Sickle Cell has to travel abroad to see a specialist, or women with Fibroids have to travel abroad for a simple Myomectomy operation, you will realize d rot in which d FG has placed d health sector. So continue your blind and sentimental support for stupidity....as for we doctors, d sky is always d limit, no matter d circumstance. Opportunities are limitless both within and outside d country. We are INDISPENSABLE, and d FG will soon realize that and go on it's knees. I'm aware from some very reliable sources that d FG is already trying to intervene through secret meetings involving Sen David Mark. As for d rest of you "mourning" Dr Adadevoh, keep your condolences to yourself....d NMA doesn't need them....and d Adadevoh family certainly doesn't need them.....bunch of sentimental hypocrites.

chiboy11: Imagine 3 pple re trying to scam me @ d moment, I don't kno were MR A got my num 4rm n actualy knos my name Hummm claims he is @taraba at d monent n neds me to handle a contract 4him @Lagos .

Funny anof he knos my street adress, I just don't kno ow come he knos my data, but d isue here naw is dat he gave me a number of a woman dat claims to b @sharaton hotel Lagos naw n d woman neds Electrical goods 4a contract in 20fit container,

d same MR A gave me anoda contact of sombody in Badagry dat haz d prodt, I cald d person n d man said b4 he give me d sample of d Goods I wil depost 300k funny dis wen I kno dis pple re criminals.

MR A haz been caln me since to get even if its 250k n send to d Badagry man n beg him to acept dat 4naw pending wen we wil come to carry d container load, D woman @d hotel is sayin she wil buy d goods 450k dat makes a profit of 100k per 1.

My broda see dis game, now I kno dey re criminal am just playin along d way, I want to get hold of one n dat one wil tel me ow dey got my contact I swear, I wil brief u guys lata, incase any of u is been played like dis Oboy na scam ooo don't fall

Write them a post dated Check that is payable only upon reciept and confirmation of the Goods.

If the guy refuses, offer him cash.. But put a caveat that says; Cash will be paid only after the Container has been verified to contain the goods and insist on meeting him in person. Then Bring the Police and nab them all.

adanduka: Please type in English or one of our local languages so one can understand you.

macof: Ok! But where you get this ur name from?