₦airaland Forum

fortune1968:
it is either you are a woman talking out of sentiments or a man who have no experience of women's behaviors

is it a crime to save from upkeep money? I have budget for my family-kids, wife,food etc. Budget is budget,I stick with it.. If she is saving the money or sending to her people, that is not my business as long as she uses the money for intended purpose . Some women know to manage money, spending less to get more commodities. There should be reward for wise spending. So let them save remaining change . Life is too short to argue over simple matter.

asdfjklhaha:
Husbands please will you be happy with your wife,if you discover she is saving from the house keep money? Please give reasons.

I went to spend sometime with my elder sister along with my mum cos she just delivered. And recently her husband was quarreling with her it got so serious that mumsy had to intervene. after everything died down, I asked mumsy what happened she said the man was very angry because his wife which is my sister has been saving money from the upkeep money he's been given to her.

that if she had any left overs she should have told him so he'll add it to the next money he'll give and spend less. he said she's selfish and inconsiderate.

for me I don't see any big deal in it cos as a woman a nursing mother she should have some cash in hand.

please what are your views

That man is not wise. The woman is a rare gem.

GhostWisperer:
but why are you condemning the act of the Kaduna traffic officials?

Are soldiers not bound to obey all civilian laws?

Soldiers are supposed to be less powerful than police in all countries including Nigeria, but the zoo and dullard make soldiers to pick what laws they obey.

As long as police is grossly corrupt, civil disobedience will be order of day. Sanitize police and see how people start appreciating law and order

drlaykay:

We civilians service the ego of these nitwits. When they decend on people unduly we are quick to eulogise and sing how unmatchable they are instead of condemning them. This single act makes them feel superior as we have established that they are feared.

The funniest thing is that a single soldier will not harass a single civilian. They do so in numbers. If we outnumber them in our condemnation and counter attacks these acts will stop.

Because e fit be u tomorrow!

Ps: I condemn the initial act from the traffic warden

It is a case of dogs eating dogs. Let them take care of themselves. Traffic agents are notorious for harassing and extorting motorists

Area4Area:
Rice can still be imported today through our ports, nobody stops any importer, the problem we have now is that the importers illegally channel them through Benin and Togo and it is then smuggled into Nigeria
The government loses in collection of tariffs, farmers are not encouraged to produce more because of the depressed price and less people are employed in rice farming while creating jobs for Asians and extra billions in revenue for Benin and Togo

Ok

shaggy007:
It's located under the car, in between the two front tyres (front Axle) and between the two back tyres (back Axle)

Your car will be in the mechanics pit for them to Guage it

Thank you

ChristianEast:
You no know nothing, Jon Snow.

You bloody socialists are the reason this country can never develop.

No country has ever attained true development through protectionism.

A bag of locally produced rice is 17k and you are celebrating while foreign rice was 8k when GEJ left.

Closing border will not solve anything. People will smuggle the rice and make it more expensive.

Progressive nations use taxes to discourage consumption but our dead wood president thinks is by closing border.

Thank you ma. Porous borders can be closed if for security reason. But rice should be allowed to be imported the country through designated borders and importers and distributors should be licenced. However, import tarrif should be high enough to discourage importation and encourage local production. I stand with liberal economy not protectionism

shaggy007:
Axle oil too

As for your No.3, The transmission oil can be guaged by starting the car, holding the brakes, putting the gear in either drive or reverse, then check the dipstick

Dont make the mistake of checking the transmission fluid when the engine is not running.

Or you'll end up buying a new gearbox

What is axle oil and where does it located in Toyota corolla? Thanks in advance

I would have said it is fake news but this news is from punch. This mean 100 million Nigerians will be out of poverty in the next 100 years. This country don pafuka finish

I would say it is fake but this news is from punch. 100 million Nigerians will be out of poverty in the next 100 years. This country don pafuka finish

okosunehis:
...says N’Assembly lacks jurisdiction to take over assembly

A Federal High Court sitting in Port Harcourt has upheld the proclamation of the seventh Edo State House of Assembly by Governor Godwin Obaseki.

In the final judgement delivered by Justice J.K Omotosho, the court ruled that a Governor does not have the powers to issue a second proclamation after a first proclamation has been made.

According to Justice Omotosho, the Governor of a state does not take directive from National Assembly, adding that the proclamation issued by Governor Obaseki is valid; to do otherwise is null and void.

He noted that the National Assembly lacks the jurisdiction to take over the Edo State House of Assembly, as doing so will amount to infringing on its right to function.

Edo State House of Assembly is not an appendage of the National Assembly, he added.

obaseki 2:oshiomole 1

Richdad50:


A beautiful married woman who has her husband's support fears no troll especially the ones coming from inconsequential living things on Nairaland. After all, her husband's understanding and support is all that matters.

Most people would never understand the impact of bottled hurt. For years, she has kept the rage and cuddled sadness over an unfortunate event decades ago. Freedom starts from unpacking the heart and glowing is an inner experience.

Richdad

disclosure

Lamasta:
Those LASTMA officials, motorists fear them more than even Police officers in Lagos atimes I begin to wonder how come they accrue so much powers in Lagos State that they begin to misbehave a times

lastma and vio derive their power from governor and they are responsible to governor. If we get state police, they will be worst than somalian rebels

munafav:
This country don dabaru...imagine LASTMA

make i add this country don pafuka.

lastempero:
Just look at our cabin crew them faces airpeace really tried for us all. I keep saying it, private individuals are contributing to the growth of the country more than the govt.

nice one. Personally,we do not need government. I even support privatization of government.

seunny4lif:
You sure your wife is not my wife twin Sister?

Are u sure? lol

HiztoryBox:
As the nation is still experience tribunal judgement progression of the 2019 February 23rd Presidential election betweeen Atiku Abubakar and President Buhari.


We present to you the 1961 classmates of President Buhari in Secondary school.

Can you spot young Buhari?

Read also "MEET NIGERIA FIRST GENERAL OFFICER COMMANDING" https://www.hiztorybox.com.ng/meet-nigeria-first-general-officer-commanding/


Read also "HOW KILLING OF TWINS WAS STOPPED IN NIGERIA" https://www.hiztorybox.com.ng/how-killing-of-twins-was-stopped-in-nigeria/

evidence of attending school in Nigeria-picture with classmate. certificate is an option.

GavelSlam:
Some are even kidnappers and armed robbers.

Don't always buy the Yahoo angle.

That was exactly what a sarz guy told me. many of them are armed robbers,kidnappers and ritualists. they help politicians to get body parts of young girls and get paid accordingly.

[quote author=wwwkaycom post=81964878]What is this thing about clothing for ceremonies. I don't buy aso ebi, in fact I hate it. I will wear whatever dress I have to attend your function.

But there come instances when you just have to buy. My brother in-law got married late last year and I had to join them in buying their aso ebi only to discover that the dress they sold for 7.5k is just 3k in the market and the dress faded on first wash. I told my wife that she forced me to buy it. That one is gone.

Now, they are planning a funeral programme again and my wife is telling me I must buy their clothing material again. The dress, mine and hers will cost 29k, I got small sample of the material (for male and female), gave it to my textile dealer friend and she told me four trouser length of the male material will cost 6k, while the one for women (wrapper and head tie inclusive) will cost 13k making a total of 19k. I told my wife I'm not buying but she has been on my neck since two days now.

How can someone be extorting me just because they wanted to do funeral? What kind of family thing is this? I'll cough out 29k in this Baba's economy and still give financial assistance to the woman whose father died o.

Why are our people like this?

Still standing my ground while my wife is still insisting I must pay even till now. The funeral comes up first weekend in October.[/quote]I resolved few months ago that I will not buy aso ebi again. Thank God my wife does not like it. For our wedding, we did not sell aso ebi.
Op,maintain your stand,do not buy. but if not buying it will lead to serious problem in your marriage,pay for it,but do not sew it. You can send it as a gift to someone. Then,any aso ebi I did not like will be used to sew dress for my mother. i cannot waste money in sewing cloth i do not like. You do not loose in two ways For sake of your family, attend the programme and if you insist on not attending,find good excuse and send a gift to the celebrant. Personally,It is either i attend a ceremony or send gift in most times,not both. I can only give you my time or money not both because time is money.

awgumayor:
7% vat. No wonder Nigeria is undeveloped. People want good road, constant power supply, other good infrastructures but don't want to pay tax. How can the country develope with meagre 7% vat.

why should government increase VAT when more than 50% of population are poor? goverment should rather reduce cost governance, minimise corruption and impose heavy tax on luxurious items. to minimize corruption, sanitize Nigeria police. If police is corrupt, fighting corruption will remain a joke.

b3llo:
Too good to be true

may be proposed salary scale

Elzakzaky:
There is freedom and independence of every arm of government under Buhari, unlike what we used to see in PDP days

just as judiciary under pdp brought fayemi,aregbe and oshiomole into power

It would be good if every youth is wearing hidden camera to expose those criminals
Always delete messages in your chats or sms
If possible always use commercial bus

Mutemenot:
time to look for the value dead bodies could add to our society. Animal feed or plant fertiliser production maybe of good idea. No more waste of grown men cultism, they must add value to this country dead or alive

organs can be harvested for transplant and medical research

Royal college of pathologists in Australia
https://www.rcpa.edu.au

A pathologist is a doctor who interprets and diagnoses the changes caused by disease in the body's cells and tissues
As a pathologist you'll diagnose, treat and prevent a range of diseases. There are varying amounts of laboratory work involved in pathology, depending on your specialty and the role itself. Some pathologists don't tend to have any patient contact, whereas others combine lab work with direct, clinical patient care.
It's a myth that pathologists only deal with dead bodies - this is only the case with forensic histopathology, a sub-specialty of histopathology, which employs only a very small number of people.
Types of pathology
There are five distinct specialties within pathology:
Chemical pathology - you'll combine laboratory and clinical skills, using biochemical tests to diagnose and treat patients. With metabolic medicine, a sub-specialty of chemical pathology, you'll treat patients whose chemical processes don't function properly.
Haematology - you'll diagnose and treat disorders of the blood and bone marrow and provide clinical support for the haematology diagnostic laboratory, which includes the blood bank.
Histopathology - you'll diagnose and study disease by medical interpretation of cells and tissue samples. Your role is integral to cancer management through the staging and grading of tumours. You'll also perform autopsies to determine cause of death.
Medical microbiology and virology - in medical microbiology, you'll diagnose, treat and manage prevention of infection in hospitals and the community. You'll oversee the medical laboratory and provide a bridge between the lab and clinicians. Medical virology involves the management of blood-borne infections and other emerging viruses.
There are also options to sub-specialise, for example in paediatric pathology or neuropathology.
Responsibilities
As a pathologist, you'll work within the medical laboratory of a hospital. You may provide clinical support for the lab or oversee its management. In histopathology, you will be mostly lab-based.
Although specific tasks vary according to your specialty, there are some responsibilities common to all specialities and you'll typically need to:
examine and talk to a range of patients, using diagnostic skills to determine what tests need to be carried out
support and advise clinical staff to help them choose the correct tests
work alongside healthcare scientists while they complete laboratory tests
educate colleagues in the use and limitations of each diagnostic investigation
provide advice and interpretation of test results and the appropriateness of further investigations
conduct ward rounds and outpatient clinics (as a histopathologist patient contact is limited, unless you're undertaking a specific role such as taking fine-needle aspiration cytology specimens in breast clinics)
undertake managerial responsibilities, such as planning the workload and staffing of the department, especially at more senior levels
supervise and teach junior medical staff, depending on your post
carry out research and keep up to date with new information relevant to your field.
https://www.prospects.ac.uk/job-profiles/pathologist

A pathologist is a doctor who interprets and diagnoses the changes caused by disease in the body's cells and tissues
As a pathologist you'll diagnose, treat and prevent a range of diseases. There are varying amounts of laboratory work involved in pathology, depending on your specialty and the role itself. Some pathologists don't tend to have any patient contact, whereas others combine lab work with direct, clinical patient care.
It's a myth that pathologists only deal with dead bodies - this is only the case with forensic histopathology, a sub-specialty of histopathology, which employs only a very small number of people.
Types of pathology
There are five distinct specialties within pathology:
Chemical pathology - you'll combine laboratory and clinical skills, using biochemical tests to diagnose and treat patients. With metabolic medicine, a sub-specialty of chemical pathology, you'll treat patients whose chemical processes don't function properly.
Haematology - you'll diagnose and treat disorders of the blood and bone marrow and provide clinical support for the haematology diagnostic laboratory, which includes the blood bank.
Histopathology - you'll diagnose and study disease by medical interpretation of cells and tissue samples. Your role is integral to cancer management through the staging and grading of tumours. You'll also perform autopsies to determine cause of death.
Medical microbiology and virology - in medical microbiology, you'll diagnose, treat and manage prevention of infection in hospitals and the community. You'll oversee the medical laboratory and provide a bridge between the lab and clinicians. Medical virology involves the management of blood-borne infections and other emerging viruses.
There are also options to sub-specialise, for example in paediatric pathology or neuropathology.
Responsibilities
As a pathologist, you'll work within the medical laboratory of a hospital. You may provide clinical support for the lab or oversee its management. In histopathology, you will be mostly lab-based.
Although specific tasks vary according to your specialty, there are some responsibilities common to all specialities and you'll typically need to:
examine and talk to a range of patients, using diagnostic skills to determine what tests need to be carried out
support and advise clinical staff to help them choose the correct tests
work alongside healthcare scientists while they complete laboratory tests
educate colleagues in the use and limitations of each diagnostic investigation
provide advice and interpretation of test results and the appropriateness of further investigations
conduct ward rounds and outpatient clinics (as a histopathologist patient contact is limited, unless you're undertaking a specific role such as taking fine-needle aspiration cytology specimens in breast clinics)
undertake managerial responsibilities, such as planning the workload and staffing of the department, especially at more senior levels
supervise and teach junior medical staff, depending on your post
carry out research and keep up to date with new information relevant to your field.

madridsta007:
More like she has won the case convincingly. An apology means he has admitted responsibility.

Good thinking

Abdulazeez99:
A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress in Lagos, Joe Igbokwe, has said that Igbos are just too arrogant and highly disrespectful of their hosts wherever they go, Igbere TV reports.

Mr. Igbokwe said this in a recent interview on Sunday, September 8, with Lagos Metro Media while discussing about what he thought about the recent xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa.

According to him, only the Igbos will invade another's tribe hometown in large numbers and demand equality with the homeland.

He added that When Igbos go to other people's country or state, they make no efforts to adapt to their host culture nor respect them.

Read his full statement below;

“Only an arrogant tribe like the Igbos will invade another's tribe hometown in large numbers and demand equality and the ownership of the homeland.

When Igbos go to other people’s country and states, they make no efforts to accommodate their host culture or respect them.

Ndigbo need to change and improve some of their mentality by respecting other people's culture and lives whenever they find themselves in another zone outside theirs.

“When I say i'm not Igbo, they start coming after me.” he added.

http://igberetvnews.com/972382/xenophobia-igbos-highly-disrespectful-hosts-joe-igbokwe/

Lalasticlala Mynd44 Dominique

in summary , joe igbokwe is arrogant because he is igbo.

If fines for traffic offences are too exorbitant, extortion becomes normal thing. If fine for traffic offence is #2000,many people would be willing to pay the fine to government account. but when you hear fine of #20000, you quickly beg for #5000 to #10000.

Solution to land dispute : everybody should vacate disputed land

even those collecting #10000 per month are also employed. apprentices who are learning job or trade are not included unexpectedly.