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elyte89:Take tweets from Bashir, Adesina, Ogunlesi with a pinch of salt bro. If Buhari was still around, hale and hearty, why has he not been the one addressing us on the TV lately? We wan see the face of our president, it has been a while. The way they hurriedly told us he tested negative says a lot. |
andrewbaba44:Back to ur base kwa? Everybody is now using this covid-19 to form abroadian . So u have forgotten ur post last year, where u said ur biggest dream would be to travel abroad, and that u pray that God provides u with the money? It hasnt been up to 8months oo, so u dun travel return already to get stuck due to covid-19? Lol the way people lie online eh. Just Bkus Charles said he was stuck in Naija, Andrew is now also stuck in Naija ![]() By the way, if u claim u are sleeping here Bkus u are doing nothing at the moment, then u probably have been idle the past 2years, Bkus ur sleeping here didnt start recently, it has been like this since u joined this thread ![]() Same Andrew wey claim say him from South south some time in the past, then, North East few months ago? Bros is ur name Linus or u are the Lion of the Andrew empire? ![]() |
andrewbaba44:Guy u dey rest so? Morning, afternoon, night - from Sunday through saturday, January through December u dey here dey argue, dey fight from one topic to another. Omo rest small kwanu, Bkus of ur health, u go break down oo, even charlesemeka and earthquake1 dun leave u behind. Na u be the CSO of this thread abi uncle seun dun make u a MOD wey make u plant bottle here? In ur new found mantra, my brother "stay safe out there" oo ![]() |
The lords work is about to be done. I hope the Kyari man already had enough bodily contacts with the already lifeless body in Aso Rock before his symptoms started surfacing? |
Now this is the only time I have come to love this uncle Corona, for once, it seems to be on the very right track. I hope Kyari has had enough bodily contacts with the already lifeless body in Aso Rock? Should coro do this job, then it must be immortalized here in Naija. |
A 61-year-old Lebanese male trader, who is a resident in Kumasi, was said to be unwell and reported to a health facility with fever (temp 39.4 degrees Celcius), and cough. His sample tested positive for COVID-19, GhanaWeb reports. His case, which was the 11th confirmed infection in the country, was reported on Thursday, March 19. Deputy Health Minister Alex Abban, who confirmed the death, said, “The information I got from the Director-General of the Ghana Health Service is that that person (the Lebanese man) has died. He died today (Saturday).” Meanwhile, Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo announced the closure of all the country’s borders to human traffic in a televised address on Saturday. “All our borders, that is, by land, sea and air, will be closed to human traffic for the next two weeks beginning midnight on Sunday,” he said. Ghana has recorded 21 confirmed cases of COVID-19 as of Saturday.
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smiliyB:Nwanne nothing dey for now, but e no get as e no dey be, if chance come out for my company, I fit still hala you. I dey Enugu sha |
JewelDiamond:Chai after everything u guys did with Chinyere the Atheist, Stanley and co, after every wahala wey person pass through and after every exam in inside new exam hall, after all the struggles in the over crowded lecture east, after feeding those smelly albino rats, the embarrassing moments with Onyeagba, Akpanta, Sola and co in year two via borrowed courses? Chai retired ikengress ibe m, chukwu dube gi ![]() |
smiliyB:Lobatan! U spent 5yrs in FUTO studying microbiology? Chai obiligwe gbakwara gi ume oo ![]() |
smiliyB:Hmm u sure didnt school down South, u barely see such numbers down here. MCB and biochemistry dey always carry squad nah, from 150 and above which comprises students with failed medsurg, pharmacy, nursing, optometry etc aspirations and those who chose it for the sake of it, den, as una enter 3rd year, those wey fail MB, viva etc go come drop from college of medicine to join una to come further swell the number |
smiliyB:Nwanne talk true, how many were u in the class back then? And how many did u stay per laboratory table during practicals? ![]() |
chrisooblog:U talking about 90s while we were hammered in the 2010 AFCON by a certain Mahmoud Shikabala? |
shogsman:O di egwu |
gowonmaharajah:Na dem dey always give those bogus motivational quotes. I made it from nothing, hence, u can as well make it bla bla bla. Someone put u through, but to put another man through dun become wahala |
shogsman:Be that specialist and show him how to go about it, if he is ready. Don't be stingy, he only begs for an idea not ur money |
bayocanny:Thanks for ur time mate. More wins I wish us all |
bayocanny:I was the one that asked you bro. I dun locate site already but na who to manage am be my wahala bkus the site dey a different state from where i reside, and I can't do it myself since I have a job and another side hustle I am into already. |
bayocanny:This is my next line of hustle aswear, how did u start up bro? I mean the capital and all that. |
Microbiology and currently heading the microbiology section of a pharmaceutical company and also a quality control officer of same company. My main income though, is from my side hustle as I co-own an agency that deals on landed properties. My boss once told me, I would never become rich through my monthly salary, and he was right. Guys get urselves side hustles |
Joebie:Because we never bothered to preach it to others or force others to accept it? |
seankafor:As in eh, I tire for this wahala ![]() |
andrewbaba44:Nawa oo |
This corona has gradually ground every global activity to a halt, everything bores me up lately bkus there is nothing else I read online that lits up my day. Generally life seems a kind of aberration from what we were wont with as football enthusiasts and aficionados, this is an annuity never envisaged. Weekends no longer look like weekends Thesupernerd una wey study for the best research institution abroad, abeg wetin dey coronate for Hopkins? Hope dey at all? The rate Italians take dey die on a daily basis, better fear dun dey catch me oo |
Dybala confirms he's tested positive for the covid-19. ![]() |
In a rather bizarre circumstance, hand sanitizers placed at vantage points at the precincts of Parliament to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) are being drained at a very alarming rate by some unsuspecting workers, thereby, denying others from accessing the product. This unethical act, according to the Leadership of Parliament, is done at a time when the House has suspended sitting and there is virtually nobody in sight. At a sitting on Wednesday, March 18, 2020, the Majority Leader and Minister of Parliamentary Affairs, Osei Kyei-Mensah-Bonsu, who is worried about the development raised the issue and cautioned that anyone caught in the act will be severely sanctioned. “Mr. Speaker, we are procuring the hand sanitizers and placing them at vantage positions. What we have realized is that a few individuals(suspected to be workers or parliament members) are draining the hand sanitizers and taking them elsewhere which is very serious. Mr. Speaker, we need to activate the CCTV and anybody who is caught in this, not only are we going to name and shame, but appropriate sanctions will be applied to that person. It cannot be that hand sanitizers are placed at vantage positions and overnight we come and then everything is gone”, he cautioned. The hand sanitizers placed at vantage points at the precincts of Parliament are part of measures put in place by the Leadership of the House to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. The House has also in the interim, banned the public from observing Parliamentary sittings from the public gallery. They have also procured some digital infrared thermometer to check the temperature of workers and Members of Parliament before allowing entry. https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/Thieves-invade-Parliament-to-steal-hand-sanitizers-898393&ved=2ahUKEwi_4rSPjqzoAhWDy4UKHagACE8QFjAAegQIBRAB&usg=AOvVaw1PjCcN9-X8t1XG13smXqM9&cshid=1584812459734 https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/television/videos.php%3FID%3D95266&ved=2ahUKEwi_4rSPjqzoAhWDy4UKHagACE8QFjABegQIBxAB&usg=AOvVaw0DI56NwQHsaywp0VXSAgU-&cshid=1584812459734 |
Ghana has legalized the use of cannabis for health and industrial purposes as it joins other African countries hoping to derive economic and health benefits from the substance. On Friday the country’s Parliament passed into law the Narcotics Control Commission Bill, 2019. The law now makes the country’s Narcotics Control Board (NACOB) a Commission with enhanced powers to oversee the industrial use of some narcotic substances. The Commission, however, will have the mandate to control and eliminate the trafficking of prohibited narcotic drugs to ensure public safety. Health experts have always campaigned for addicts of narcotic drugs to be properly rehabilitated and not treated as criminals. The new law makes provision for that as well now classifying drug abuse a public health issue. With the legalization of Cannabis for industrial and health purposes, Ghana joins countries like Malawi, Zimbabwe and South Africa who are changing their laws on narcotics. Ghana’s new laws will make room for cannabis to be used to make medicines and hemp fibres. Hemp fibres are used to make clothes, biofuel, paper and other products. Ghana is hoping to rake in some revenue as well when industrial production of cannabis begins. Industrial deals already signed In Ghana, there is already the Hemp Association of Ghana (HAG) which has signed a deal with a Ghanaian-owned Cannabis business operator based in Portugal. The deal will gross a staggering $ 56 million in five years from merely cultivating and exporting industrial hemp from a land size approximating 100 acres. It will rake in around $2.8 million per harvest of HAG’s industrial hemp on the planned 100 acres. Taxes to the Ghanaian government could gross over $ 10 million from just 100 acres of industrial hemp if the authorities evaluate the industrial potential of the plant taking the world by storm currently. President of the Hemp Association of Ghana Nana Kwaku Agyemang told Africa Feeds that “We seem to get lost in this issue of getting high, and all we can talk about as Ghanaians is smoking. As President of the Hemp Association of Ghana, "we are not promoting smoking, we are promoting the industry, we are promoting cleaning up the environment, we are promoting creating a new revenue stream for government in terms of taxing from cultivation and export and we are talking about promoting medicines that are far better than opioids, medicines that cannot kill you because no one has died from taking cannabis.” Cannabis Sativa is used for over 50,000 industrial uses, including being used as a cheaper alternative to cotton, paper car dashboards, and building houses and for medicinal purposes. The Global Cannabis Market is estimated currently at over US$ 100 billion and estimate for the next five years peg the market size at a staggering $ 300 billion. https://mobile.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/NewsArchive/Ghana-legalizes-cannabis-for-health-and-industrial-purposes-900280
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Jordan Nwora Earns Third Team AP All American Honors Eric Huffman ByEric HuffmanPosted on Mar 20, 2020 CHRIS HUMPHREY Jordan Nwora didn’t get to put the final chapter in his Louisville story, but the Buffalo native will exit his Cardinal career with a pretty high honor. Nwora has been named a third team Associated Press All American. FIRST TEAM Obi Tobbin, Dayton Luka Garza, Iowa Markus Howard, Marquette Myles Powell, Seton Hall Payton Pritchard, Oregon SECOND TEAM Devon Dotson, Kansas Udoka Azubuike, Kansas Malachi Flynn, San Diego State Cassius Winston, Michigan State Vernon Carey Jr., Duke THIRD TEAM Jordan Nwora, Louisville Filip Petrusev, Gonzaga Jared Butler, Baylor Tre Jones, Duke Jalen Smith, Maryland Nwora is the 21st All-America selection from the Louisville program and first since Russ Smith was a consensus first team All-America choice in 2014. Jordan was the only player to rank among the ACC’s top ten in scoring (18.0 ppg, second in the ACC), rebounding (7.7, 8th), free throw percentage (.813, 4th), field goal percentage (.440, 8th) and three-pointers made per game (2.5, 2nd). 1st pic - Nwora 2nd pic - Udoka
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Azubuike makes Second Team AP All American Honors, as Nwora makes third team Bascovanveli, Obi Topping? ![]()
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Azubuike makes Second Team AP All American Honors, as Nwora makes third team Bascovanveli, Obi Topping? ![]()
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Odunayaw:Not worth it man, ignore and move on |
Bolowolowo:Singing aloud for 37 good hours with Kelechi onye ball Iheanacho |
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