richesng: Banking business is now done online, sort code may not be all that important now. However, if you must use, then use that of the place where you now reside and where you now do your transactions.
fearless07: Hello Doc, Is there a permanent cure for the treatment of staph. My sister got married about 2yrs ago and during that time, she ran a lab test and staph aureus was seen. She treated it and got pregnant immediately. Fast forward to this year, she ran a test after complaining of mild stomach ache and also did a scan. The urine test and hvs result indicated a yeast infection and scanty growth of staphylococcus seen. She has been placed on drugs that are sensitive to the bacteria. She is confused on what brought about a reoccurence? Please your input would be highly appreciated. Thanks.
Please tell her to always go to see a doctor first. The doctor will then tell you the tests to do and interpret the result himself/herself. That Staph is likely just a contamination. Don't just go to labs anyhow.
I opened an account with a bank some years back then i traveled to another state. I applied for a wan-waiver which was sent to the branch in my new location. My question now is, what sort code do I use? Is it that of the branch where I opened the account or that of the branch I use for my transactions now?
I opened an account with a bank some years back then i traveled to another state. I applied for a wan-waiver which was sent to the branch in my new location. My question now is, what sort code do I use? Is it that of the branch where I opened the account or that of the branch I use for my transactions now?
favoured234: More lucrative than dentistry..... Reason: If teeth pain me, my grandmamma go give me agbo.. But if eye pain me I will not even allow a GP look at the eye
If Wizkid could just buy songs from a proper songwriter his songs would just be as good as Asa's. Nigerian artistes have to realize there's no shame in paying people to write songs for you. The industry is now big enough for songwriters to be paid well.
DrHesjay: The system here is a totally different thing... we do microbiology...epidemiology.. psychology....medical sociology right from 200.. n yes. d whole preclinicals is in 38weeks . . but d breaks n exams make it longer meanwhile ..here in unilorin, when u get 55 ...u jump for glory. .. I heard of how pple just blast 70s n 80s in other schools n I laff.. I don't know why our lecturers have turned d system to a hard thing for students.
As for the average marks, its the usual thing. The reason is thats they don't want students to compensate for poor results with good results from another exam in cases where they have to add everything up. They want graduating doctors to be all-rounded. I don't think there's any medical school where people get 70s and 80s on a regular.
That group is full of ignorant people. Any Yoruba cultural group that honours a pastor is a useless group. Pastors encourage people to discard the religious aspect of their cultures saying it's idolatry. Why should they be honoured?
Do they even have a teaching hospital? They will still use the govt hospitals and play second fiddle to the medical students of the govt school who primarily use that hospital.
We must send these APC goats to whr they belong come March 28; April 11
Food and clothing are basic too. Do you get them for free? Them bring prepaid metre come my area, now people dey even off security light for night. All those ppl wey dey use grinding machine and iceblock-making machine spoil light everyday don stop. Now we dey get full current. We must pay for what we use.
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dridowu: This video shows the sheer grit and determination of a runner from Kenya who CRAWLED across the finishing line of the Austin Marathon. Exhaustion set in for athlete Hyvon Ngetich at the 23-mile mark and her body started to shut down. But, determined not to give up, the 29-year-old won support from the crowd as she crawled on her hands and knees for the final mile to the end. She was pursued by race volunteers who walked alongside a wheelchair, but she refused to sit in it. Brave: The race director said Ngetich "ran the bravest race and crawled the bravest crawl" ever seen If she had received help, Ms Ngetich would have been disqualified from the race. The athlete, who had been leading the pack of top female runners at 23 miles, managed to take third place at the 2015 Austin Marathon and Half Marathon in Texas on Sunday. Fellow Kenyan Cynthia Jerop won the race in 2:54:22, reported KEYE-TV. But Austin Marathon race director John Conley told Ngetich: "You ran the bravest race and crawled the bravest crawl I have ever seen in my life. "You have earned much honor, and I am going to adjust your prize money, so you get the same prize money you would have gotten if you were second." Support: The support of the crowds and volunteers helped Hyvon Ngetich reach the finish line Ms Ngetich admitted her recollection of the race was hazy. "For the last two kilometres, I don’t remember. Finish line… I have no idea," she said. The 29-year-old said hearing from one of the volunteers that she was almost at the finish line helped spur her on The Austin marathon is a qualifier for the prestigious Boston Marathon.
So even UK journalists sef dey write wetin dem no know.
I commend her for her determination and focus. I condemn her for racing when she knew she wasn't totally fit. She'd have known during training but she still felt she could go ahead with the race. It's selfish to think of yourself alone and not think about the heartache you'll cause others when something happens to you.
Olaone1: This is a common thing among Naija doctors. I know at least 3 who regularly have sex with girls before abortions.
They tell them it's necessary before the procedure. These girls have no option because they are naked anyway. Many of our docs are shamelessly randy. The female folks endure a lot, esp. in Naija. Many just keep mum about these things
Not saying this man isn't innocent, though
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Most of those people are not doctors. If you don't know that by now, then I fear for your safety. Anas exposed one in Ghana and exposed some other quacks here in Nigeria.
freecocoa: I thought it was normal procedure, till I felt some fingers on my clit, this is after he put the cream on his hand o.
You weren't sexually aroused na, so the cream was to lubricate the place so u wouldn't feel discomfort. Abi no be KY Jelly? He could have touched your clit intentionally(with good reason) or unintentionally. I don't think there's anything pleasurable for him there when he's just thinking about seeing all the patients waiting for him and going home.
freecocoa: I swear down, some of these doctors are just something else.
That's how one useless one wanted to touch me inappropriately, he even wanted to use something, I later found out to be cream for love making on me, I just jumped up from the bed I was lying on and took to my heels.
Serves the useless pervert right, nonsense.
Haba! Someone like you should know better now. I think what you're describing is normal procedure.
I think I'll be too tired myself. All dis one na cos una no kpansh before marriage. She has every right to refuse even if her excuse is just "not in the mood". Sex shouldn't be mechanical. I wonder how people " ask for sex" Before I get down with any lady sef, we've already put ourselves in d mood na.
thegoodjoehunt3: What issue did you raise? Where will they get the money?
Coach Samson Siasia's camp was done with over a thousand footballers and the money was raised. Coach Amunike's camp had over six hundred boys and the money was raised.
I do not think the money is an issue. As long as the officials of the NFF are not greedy and are investing in the youths, I see results favoring us soon. Note, these camps will help the senior coaches easily identify talents for the Super Eagles.
I'm talking about top professionals not some youth players. Or do you think its the same way they will be transported from their camps and camped as those academy and home based players? Try camping 300 players of the calibre of Mikel, Ayew, Yaya Toure and see. I've forgotten you never give up in an argument
thegoodjoehunt3 Address issues about cost etc I raised. The whole budget of the MoYS cannot be enough for that at senior level even if they focus on football alone.
Let me give some few points. After that, I want you to say if you see or do not see improvement in the NFF.
First of all, Coach Emmanuel Amunike had over 600 footballers in camp. These players were supported by the NFF and Coach Amunike raised a strong squad of of this process. Note, we already had a team that did well in the qualifiers. I noticed this kind of process arrest we won Tunisia '94 AFCON. Coach Westerhoff still invited over three hundred players to camp and decided most of the AFCON players were the best the country could offer.
Coach Samson Siasia had over one thousand players in camp to build the present Dream Team for the Olympic Qualifiers. These players were supported by the NFF including Hotel Bills and transportation.
The Super 4 tournament was extended and the Flying Eagles (U20) and The Dream Team participated in it. That was good foresight and a nice way to prepare our age grade teams for coming challenges.
The Dream team have already played friendly games with Tunisia and we have more friendlies coming up for our age grade teams.
This shows the fire brigade approach is dying. I must want the same passion and preparation to be transfered to the Super Eagles.
So what do you think?[/b]
Transfer passion? Maybe yes, even though I doubt Nigerians or indeed the FF are dispassionate about the Super Eagles.
Talking about camping 300 and over players. That method isn't really feasible at senior level. These are top professional players that'll need world class treatment. Where will the FA get the kind of budget that will be needed to transport them from their bases and camp them. Also, if there's an efficient FA scouting system there'll be no need for such crude mass camping, the attendant bribery allegations and the resultant waste of resources.
daveP: So far so good, the Afcon was just there to me. I did watch any match.
In every football competition, part of the marketing vibe is the participation of hyped teams. Ghana, CIV etc may seem hyped in the real sense of it. But as SE is absent (miris repeatedly)
I read an article by an analyst questioning the reason why Afcon was held every two years. He made a valid point because...
1) the prize cash was not increased for the last 5 editions.
2) because the Afcon win soon fades as club competition heats-up.
3) the players released by their foreign clubs were wroth cos FiFa did nothing to help the 'Investments' they had let go in some crucial circumstances.
4) because Issa Hayatou has been on that throne since 1988 and has ran out/dry of mouth watering ideas. We need fresh blood.
We need to save wasted cash(new stadium with no maintenance plan after the 1st year), and then look for a way to hype our african leagues competitions instead of this 6matches to the final of two odd years(Mr Issa thought changing it was a "new idea". How funny!)
And come to think of it, i'm still looking for the time when an African footballer would have more than a prize tag of 50milla.
Nig highest is Mikel@ 15milla even Enyeama is less and yet he's more productive. A pity.
Issa Hayatou must go. Who know if he planned the downfall of his best replacement at that time-Amos Adamu- the opinion of a banker at the vendor stand.(as usual we all @ the stand would brush aside such idea)
Now its obvious CIV will win it. So Yaya, and most especially Drogba get an Afcon title in their cabinet since the 2006 final. Hehe! So funny.
Reorientation needed in CAF!!
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Na wa o. And you want us to take you serious? That your analyst knows nothing about football. He's probably a political analyst echoing what he heard people say. Is it Issa Hayatou that comes up with all ideas and makes all decisions? Please spare the old man some flak.