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naijaboy756:You people will always talk for the sake of it. Looking at these girls , what makes almost all of them different from the average 17 years old you see around you? One of them is even 14 years. Harmony chidi, peace effiong can easily pass for primary school pupils. Onyedikachi ekezie might be over 17 but I also know that some people appears to mature more than their age. Move with the tide bro, age grade cheating has reduced drastically because of Some measures like the MRI scan. |
phr0nesis:Apparently...you did not watch the game. |
Is that not 1k credit alert? |
Rather than facing issues to improve living standard in their states, Effc and icpc is their problem. Agreed that these agencies are not effective but for the governors to go against them, it probably means they are scared due to their financial recklessness. They wants to go about their nefarious activities without fear of been summoned especially after leaving office. These people are only after whatever favours them...it is never about the masses. |
nairalanda1:Don't get me wrong. Am not mocking you. I was only trying to point out the difference. The one in UK happened due to misdiagnosis because of the similarities in symptoms present while the Nigerian case was just negligence of treatment due to I don't care nature. Look at it this way....the likelihood of death occuring in the Nigerian case if it had happened in a UK hospital is very low but the UK case will fool most doctors given the same conditions. It is not to say we don't have good doctors in Nigeria. It is just the difference in circumstances and complexity am trying to point out. I made mention of your profile because of the kind of "ways of winning argument in nairaland" topic you have created. It gives you off as one who is ready to argue endlessly. |
nairalanda1:I just went through your profile. Enjoy your day. |
nairalanda1:Please read the full story [url]https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2024/09/15/girl-died-sepsis-after-being-sent-home-by-gp-hospital/#:~:text=An%20eight%2Dyear%2Dold%20girl,symptoms%20of%20Group%20A%20Strep.[/url] except you are talking about a different one. The signs were acknowledged as a current viral symptom. They had no space in the hospital (am sure you know about the NHS issues) so they asked her to go home due to lack of hospital space for what they consider trivial illness due to symptoms almost like Group A Strep, A prevalent illness at the time and easily treatable by taking lots of fluids and ibuprofen. If they had space free, they would have kept her in the hospital and would have treated her when signs of sepsis started showing. My point is that this case is different from the gross and plain negligence shown in this Nigerian Case. |
nairalanda1:It was different. Sepsis can be misdiagnosed by even the best doctors. There are no obvious symptoms sometimes until it is too late. |
The hole was too wide. Should have been thin enough to allow slotting money through. |
TriCee:When I read that..I was like what did I just read? Is hard to believe!! So he has power to declare and undeclared? If Nigeria is a serious country with working institutions where anyone can be investigated, that statement alone will put him in jail. I have never experienced a mindless talker of a senate president like him. To think that he is our No 3 citizen!!!!! |
Fuming time |
This one wants to show the world he is still the deputy. The people's interest is never their motivation. Notice me people. |
Confirmedzombie:Your name says it all. |
To release voters register alone now warrants court order! It is shameful how courts allow themselves to be used as agents of destabilization. To understand Nigeria and her diverse problems, you have to be super human. Too many unnecessary power tussle everywhere. Power that you will die and leave. |
If I was a relative to the slain officer and I have it on good records that he actually killed my brother. Then he will pay the hard way. . nonsense!! |
Innovative killer |
I have to admit...this one made sense. Obaseki was the architect of Asuen's rejections by the electorate. His past misdeed tainted AI. |
Politics is not a joke. People loved this man during his election and it showed through how the Edo people voted for him and made him win. Alot of people are not happy with the way he ruled the state and even though It is alleged that APC rigged(which they are masters of). I still feel the people are not behind obaseki anymore otherwise they would have made sure his candidate won just like they did for his own election. I don't think there is need for Asuen to go to court. He should face his business. I believe he lost because of obaseki |
People just believe that everyone is like them. See how they are all showing disbelief as if it is impossible. If you have hoes all around you..there are still some decent girls around...just change your circle. |
No wonder |
Does he mean they should use the casava stick as walking stick? The kind of innovation that comes from our government is always mind blowing. The annoying thing is if they tell you the amount of money budgeted for this rubbish, you will be shocked. Anyways people will always get the leaders they deserve. |
Whoever understands the problem of Nigeria is not normal. |
A cursed day. |
motivational speaker... If only they will see it through but With the ping pong inflation rate in Nigeria it will be hard for new businesses to be established and sustained. Except you have a very robust financial backbone. |
Statisense just rubbished their integrity with this publication. From what Nigerians are going through, there is no way more then 50% of any region will be happy. How are these polls even conducted? Stati sense can do well with explanation on how they get their results. |
Neddyogu:Don't mind them. They think once you become a citizen by having their passport accord you all rights. Most developed countries do not allow non natural born citizens of their countries to serve in some security sensitive positions for a reason. It is because they don't fully see you as one of them. |
Akpakomiza2:..in times past, people were willing to attend such rallies especially in the country sides. The crowd would have been more if the people have confidence in the election process. It is either they don't like the candidate or the whole election thing has lost credibility amongst the people. |
Seems scanty. They rather be in their farm or work place. They don't have any hope in the governance promised them Akpakomiza2:. ..in times past, people were willing to attend such rallies especially in the country sides. The crowd would have been more if the people have confidence in the election process. It is either they don't like the candidate or the whole election thing has lost credibility amongst the people. |
Tellmeastory:That's how it should be...not this politics of bitterness. We will be friends and I will tell you when you are wrong. Unfortunately, For people in public offices, you have to be open when you scrutinize them. |
Skydivine:So you really believe that 67%? If you add the countries you mentioned...that means over 90%. This is not possible. Common sense should tell the Ministers his figures are exaggerated. |