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Serves the stupid fan right. Next time he will learn to mind his business |
Since you know the APC government has failed, why are you then joining your effort to return the failures to power? Is that not foolishness? |
Beautiful |
My friend Preye dressman was also among those injured by the barbaric policemen and SA to the governor of bayelsa state just because they decided to stand up for the love of their state. This is a total disgrace. The so called country man governor should hide his head in shame |
So na jam jam be the sweetheart? She no send teebillz again o. Oga teebillz sorry o but you truly don't deserve any respect from your family until you get off your lazy ass and do something with your life |
A man took his first steps in two years this week after surgeons removed an enormous mass from his leg. Saidalavi, 46, was diagnosed with elephantiasis as a teenager after he caught the infection from parasitic worms spread by a mosquito bite. He had been bedridden since 2016 with the massive lump on his thigh, but was forced to undergo an operation after it got infected. This week, one month after the operation, he stood for the first time while recovering at Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences in Kochi, India. The 46-year-old said: “I thank the doctors from the bottom of my heart for enabling me to lead a normal life. “It is amazing feeling to stand on my own two feet without any support. “I had given up all hope and was even worried that my legs would need to be amputated if the infection spread. “I have now got my life back and look forward to taking up a job again.” Lymphatic filariasis – known as elephantiasis – is caused by a tropical infection caught from worms transmitted through mosquito bites. Saidalavi was diagnosed with the condition 30 years ago and has had a number of surgeries, but the swelling kept increasing. A team of five surgeons and three anaesthetists removed the mass during a five-hour operation. Dr. Subramania Iyer, head of plastic and reconstructive surgery said: “It was a complex surgery. Several complications could arise because of the patient being overweight and his inability to walk. “It was a challenge for anaesthetists to manage the big excision in such an overweight patient. “Saidalavi’s physical transfer to the operating table and correct positioning during surgery was also difficult and required meticulous planning. “He will need further reduction surgery on both the legs after six to nine months, and then he will be able to lead a normal life.” https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/5580617/man-two-stone-mass-thigh-mosquito-bite-parasitic-worms/
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This man is no hero, he is in fact a disgrace to the art world. Anyone who judges people by the colour of their skin, religion or ethnic affiliation rather than by the content of their character is no different from our tribal E-warriors here on nairaland. He just gave Nigeria a bad name with his disgraceful paintings |
OneCorner:Mumu, I know you're a cone headed vulture trying to bring in ethnic bigotry into the thread, you failed woefully. Anyway people like you are only experts at skull mining and suck at everything else |
Shithole football league |
Shithole football league |
Useless show |
He thinks he's smart but karma is definitely going to get him and serve him a delicious meal |
His music is cool |
Olamide has used viktoh's star to add to his own fame. The thing wey dey do viktoh na for ogbomosho the solution dey |
Story for the gods |
Palmwinetapper:You're a fool!! Don't u ever mention my mother again. Fool!! If you don't respect your own mother, I respect mine. |
Bald head tins |
1. Tiwa 2. Yemi 3. Waje |
Choi!!!! She's a sophisticated female vulture trying to mine an innocent man's dick |
That's his brother's wife |
Ugly noisemaker |
Happy birthday Tiwa Savage |
Carry on girl, oluwa is involved, your story na from glory to glory. God bless u Tiwa |
Tinubu can allow himself to be used again, that's his business. The truth is that if Buhari wins in 2019, Buhari will have nothing to lose again after that and then we will see the worst in him. If his first term is like this even when he still in need of people's support for his reelection then imagine what his 2nd term will be like when he knows he doesn't need to cajole or please anybody again because he would no longer need their support for anything again. |
This op issa ode |
The poster above me is a man!!!! |
What is wrong with Nigerians? Always poke nosing into and having opinions about other people's lives. When will u face your own life and make something meaningful out of it? |
TheFreeOne:And HungerBad has decided to try his hand at philanthropy. He did a kind of charity event here on nairaland where he gave ten thousand naira each to some nairalanders. Maybe he is tired of waiting for Buhari to bring change so he has decided to make his own change happen in the little way he can. I commend him though |
Foolish aboki |
This is an abomination!! I knew the world will get here and even worse, they started by normalising homosexuality, they have already started pushing to normalise incest(I have already started seeing LGBTQI campaigners, the I standing for incest) I know they will eventually go to normalise bestiality. Evil children of the devil |
Congrats Queen T |
Congrats Queen T |
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