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Samgreguc: Brother, u r right bt, the issue here isn't between health and other sectors but, between the health workers themselves.

I dont see anytin wrong in it, just a right to b heard by bein closer to d government.
Any association or body wit a strong proposal dat can convince d govt can get an office in d presidency if deemed fit.

Samgreguc: Owing to the brief history and explanation on the Surgeon General provided by Fejiro Oliver, I think NMA and GEJ is getting it wrong!

dont conclude yet. Rem, health is wealth!
I believe Heath shld b given a slight advantage over other sectors.

HisRoyalHardnes: You compare medical doctors to area boys. Na waoh!

They are as important to the teeming grassroot population as the doctors(except mayb 4 d bokos )

damola14: is area boys general in the constitution? I think SGF is check it up dear

@bolded-not necessary

If this news is weird, what of

If that is disgustin, how about this?!

1.If that isnt scary, how about this.
To that president, HIS F.........

How will i join with nokia 2626. Its only fbuk & probably nairaland i can lay hands on. Pls help

How will i join with nokia 2626. Its only fbuk & probably nairaland i can lay hands on.

We also need Area boy-General of the federation with state Parastatals accordin to Association of Nigeria Area boys comprising of agbero,militants,bokos, Aba women(dier head dey touch)

Season of Greatness according to Pastor. Chris Oyakhilome

So much for English Mastery

Smooyis: Congrats madam. Thank God for ur life.

I think the kenyan & Ethiopian folks are ignorant of this feat yet......The woman shld better keep quiet while it lasts!
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Those east Africans pursued & caught a cheetah for about 3days....this is as their normal routine & life activities...U can calculate how many km is that. Not to talk about getting prepared for a mere 500km race..They should keep quiet and allow their record last while it last!

sakalisis: too long

sorry, culled from a site.
Most likely, only a true chelsea fan would read up the post...

Rest can be mistimed &could lead to hours of sleep

Weird u say,how about gettin ready for d days work, only to sleep on for anoda hour in an attempt to get a minute rest

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The Messiah returns
The return of Jose Mourinho and his wry smile was a welcome sight at Stamford Bridge.
With the revolving door to the manager’s office at Stamford Bridge turning yet again with the inevitable departure of Benitez, rumours began to swirl over the possible return of Jose Mourinho. Seasoned observers were cautious; they had been there several times before over the past few years.
Ever since the Portuguese departed in the autumn of 2007, there had been talk he would be coming home. Indeed, every managerial exit had prompted the same tittle-tattle only for Chelsea fans to be largely left disappointed -- the appointments of Guus Hiddink and Carlo Ancelotti the exception.
This time, though, the stars seemed to be aligning. Mourinho and Real Madrid had agreed to part ways, potential suitors PSG and Manchester City had made other appointments while serial winners Manchester United -- Mou's expected destination -- had, in David Moyes, made a rather bold decision to appoint someone that had never won a trophy.
The door was open for a dramatic and emotional reunion with the Stamford Bridge faithful and a deal was duly hammered out with owner Roman Abramovich. The two-time Premier League-winning manager was back at his spiritual home and the roar that greeted him as he emerged for the season opener against Hull City made the hairs stand up on the back of the neck -- the polar opposite of what greeted Benitez nine months earlier.
The Special One was back.
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Remember, remember the month of November
There might have been a new, if familiar, manager in place but some things remained the same -- namely the annual nosedive during November. Chelsea had sauntered through October with a perfect record having swatted aside Steaua Bucharest, Norwich City, Cardiff City, Schalke, Manchester City and Arsenal in all competitions.
The stage appeared to be set for the Blues to grab the title race by the horns and forge into the distance only, for the November hoodoo to strike once again.
An inexplicably lifeless display at Newcastle United saw them slump to a 2-0 loss that kick-started the Magpies season before only a dubious penalty decision in injury time averted defeat at home to West Bromwich Albion in their next Premier League outing. It was not entirely gloomy as 3-0 wins against West Ham and Schalke will attest, though a fully deserved 1-0 reverse at Basel illustrated the erratic nature of Chelsea’s performances.
Results since then have remained unpredictable, yet the confidence remains that Chelsea are heading in the right direction. The right man is at the helm and it has to be hoped that patience will be afforded to him by both the owner and the supporters should the season not culminate with silverware.
Despite supposedly underperforming, the Blues sit just two points off the top of the Premier League and are in the knockout stages of the Champions League. If they continue to build under Mourinho’s guidance, then 2014 could be the start of something very special indeed.

The last 12 months have seen fortunes and emotions fluctuate from joy to despair with frustration and elation curiously never that far apart from each other. Here are five of the events that have helped to set the tone for a remarkable year.
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Trouble in the garden of Eden
Of all the ridiculous pitfalls to hamper Chelsea in 2013, none can be more bizarre than “ Ballboy-gate”. In the second leg of the League Cup semi-final tie with Swansea City, Eden Hazard received his marching orders for seemingly kicking out at Liberty Stadium ballboy Charlie Morgan, even though it was palpably clear that he was simply trying to retrieve the ball from the youngster who was blatantly attempting to waste time by not returning it to the field of play.
That Morgan then rolled around on the floor as if he had been on the end of a Roy Keane reducer would have made the situation all the more laughable had it not seen Hazard banned for three games and simultaneously sent misinformed moralising observers into meltdown.
The incident was symbolic of what was a dreadful January for the Blues. Although Arsenal were beaten at home, that was more than negated by the exit from the League Cup, a home loss to relegation certainties and local rivals QPR, a draw from the depths of defeat against League One Brentford in the FA Cup and the surrender of two-goal leads against both Southampton and Reading -- another side set to drop out of the Premier League at the end of the season. For all those wondering why Rafael Benitez was not universally lauded by supporters at the end of the campaign despite fulfilling his brief, a look back to this month will highlight the reasons why.
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The record is broken
Beyond Frank Lampard's goals for Chelsea, his remarkable longevity will resonate long after his retirement.
May 11, 2013. The day a player cemented his legendat Chelsea Football Club. Frank Lampardhad been on the cusp of breaking Bobby Tambling’s goalscoring record for what had seemed like an eternity, stuck on 201 -- just a single strike behind the hotshot from the 1960s.
In a match from which Chelsea needed just three points to guarantee qualification for the Champions League but were struggling against an obdurate Aston Villa side that had taken the lead through Christian Benteke, Chelsea’s greatest player stepped up. With the match reduced to 10-a-side after red cards for Ramires and Benteke, the game turned decisively in the Blues’ favour on the hour mark when Lampard launched an unstoppable left-foot drive into the top corner of Brad Guzan’s net to pull level with Tambling.
Then two minutes from time, magnificent work from Hazard found the veteran ghosting into the six-yard box in trademark style and the result was inevitable.
Lampard’s brace was impressive, not just because it made him the most prolific player in Chelsea’s history, but also because the goals came just when his team needed them like so many of his previous efforts, sending his club to Europe’s top table the following season. Cometh the hour, cometh the legend.
Rafa Benitez brought Chelsea a trophy before giving way to Jose Mourinho.
Just a few days after Chelsea’s indefatigable No. 8 made his indelible mark on the record books, the club as a whole then carved its own entry by winning the Europa League. This particular cup run was neither expected nor wanted at the start of the season, and its drain on resources in a marathon campaign could have had a definitive negligible impact on the club’s ambitions.
As it turned out, a kind draw saw the Blues given an easy run to the final where Portuguese giants Benfica awaited. In a cagey, tense affair Branislav Ivanovic’s looping header in injury time was enough to send the trophy to West Londonthough it needed a last-ditch double block from Gary Cahill on Oscar Cardozo moments later to ensure its destiny.
It meant that Chelsea became just the fourth team in history to have won each of Europe’s major club competitions -- European Cup/Champions League, UEFA Cup/Europa League and the now-defunct European Cup Winners Cup -- joining continental aristocrats Juventus, Bayern Munich and Ajax.
As well as ensuring that the season ended with some silverware, it also saw Benitez finally earn a modicum of respect from the supporters with applause emanating from a large portion of the Amsterdam Arena as he posed for photographs with the cup. It was not quite redemption for the former Liverpool boss though it was probably as close at is was ever likely to get.
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http://espnfc.com/blog/_/name/chelsea/id/2194?cc=3888

Yemlizzy: Often? Yes,it also reduces already built tension.

tension arises when u dont post reply ontime thereby derailing the thread

Emmyk: Stress can be reduced if you smile often.

Often is not ideal, smile always

jaryeh: Oh! This is very interesting! I wish I could participate but I've already acclimatized myself to this my modus of writing! Let me quickly peruse my Oxford dictionary and see if I can put in a little contribution without spewing hocus-pocus.

with all due respect, please do. U could encompass even an encyclopedia of knowledge if u can lay hands on one .Embrace our lingua franca wit utmost deligence and assidiously too.

The ratio of views to comments is unbelievable(over 800). This shows the overwhelming lacklustre attitude of Nigerians today who pride themselves among the educated and elite cadre but are not ready to pencil down a single piece of their knowhow for learning purposes but will gallivant at any opportunity to promote and buttress the vanacular view of the English language at any presented opportunity. This is appaling & alarming and this decadence needs to b a priority in the education sector beginning from the grassroot.

davseun2ta: letter or latter?.... Wow! Am so glad you guys made to 2014... Happy new year guys

guys & girls What are ur aspirations!

benbuks: pardon my idiosyncrasy, as periodical as unsual i diffuse fun in any possible media.
so,make the pendulum ideal

Idiosyncrasy pardoned!
I must confess, ur outpour is prestigious.. We all should serve as a paradigm for the younger generation....Who knows we could stimulate &enhance the natural creativity of the younger folks into winning the prestigious Nobel Laureate price in English or literature!

drstan: i think i should change the title to "the most derail thread in 2013

u beta do!

Happy new yr all
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#chimex388# last man standing for 2013 & 1st man into 2014..up #chimex388#

Key to end of 2013 is #chimex388#

abbeyty: Peace of mind is what makes me stronger

stronger is undervalued, perseverance is key