₦airaland Forum

Chedarking: But the waiting lists on the NHS can sometimes stretch for years bruv...you know that..

You know that private healthcare schemes like BUPA aint free...

Baby mama: Thank you!
Nobody can walk into a private medical facility in the USA and demand treatment either
If you went to a doctors office you show your insurance card and pay your co pay before they call you in.without insurance ,you pay their full office fees before being seen
If you have an emergency and have no means or insurance you head to the county/ general hospital,they access if the condition is life threatening,if it is they save you from death and send you a bill,if not they discharge you and show you the door.
If your bill comes you make a payment plan,if the debt goes bad,they send it to collections and ruin your credit rating.
Hospitals get breaks and other remunerations from the govt by treating the uninsured who can't pay their bills
Doctors and nurses and other health care professionals in some of those facilities get perks like school loans paid off for working in those places
There is no such thingin Nigeria
There are no incentives,there is no system to collect on owed bills,there is no social security number or ID to track anyone,anyone can assume any identity
The government does not care
If we are incensed by this,we should be mad at our officials robing us blind and leaving what needs to be done to help the needy masses rather than blaming a doctor trying to make a living in a tough country

frosbel: Any doctor who refuses to attend to an emergency life threatening medical situation because of common 20k Naira has no business being a doctor, he should be fired and prosecuted.

trolling: ......and how would the head of the house serve his wife...explain

ileobatojo: Well color me surprised! The mad dog is grasping on to sanity today! I thought by now, the gutter within would have been unleashed. On a good day, we should be in the realm of 'oloriburuku, 'oloshi', ko ni da fun gbogbo ebi yin', br.east exposing, market woman levels by now.

God is good o.

otokx: pay from his pocket that he is father christmas shey?

Litmus: May she RIP, but sad to say this sort of thing happened in Britain,when a pregnant Nigerian woman was denied life saving treatment because she overstayed her permit. Also in Ireland and Asian woman was denied life saving Abortion because of religion.

montelik: Regardless we need to stop the chopping and changing in goal, be it Lindegard for DDG or vice versa. Leave him there for the next few games and then slowly reintroduce DDG. Its unfair to drop Lindegard when he hasn't played badly since he was handed the gloves, even if he could have done better in certain situations today and other games. Then tossing DDG in to start in an away derby and top of the table clash after be dropped is unnecessarily drastic.

nateevs: I watched every minute while I tackled the fat bloke.
It was intense.

Total madness. I thought Utd could lose 2 pts in the last few minutes.
Kudos to you guys for holding on.

SELFWORTH: The system then needs to change if suddenly money is more important than saving lives. How do other nations do it then? Status quo is not even an option.

bakynes: Hmmm naija i live in the UK and u can see how the UK govt spends billions of pounds on the NHS the ambulance service is always @ ur doorstep in about 10 minutes max from the time you dialed 999. Even foreigners enjoy free health care .To the issue of the woman the hospital should at least save her life first and later hold them down at the hospital if they dont complete the money that better than watching someone die like a Rat.

montelik: I don't think Valencia will be ready and also I think we leave Lindegard in place. No need to unsettle the defence by changing keepers for the derby.

montelik: Ando out with a hamstring injury. I don't believe the lad has ever been fit in December at any point in his United career. Scholes and Giggs to start now. Can't contain my excitement.

montelik: We have got massive defensive problems. I can see a lot of United fans believe that once Vidic is back we will be okay, but I believe that is at worst a pipe dream or at best an over simplification. Vidic played in our 1st few games when DDG was the only reason we weren't shellacked at Goodison park, let in soft goals against Fulham, before being greatly exposed by Southampton despite winning. There just seems to be something lacking in our defending as whole. Be it on the counterattack, open play, crosses or set pieces we are poor. Its hard to isolate one player or aspect as the problem, its almost as if Phelan, Muelsteen aren't bothering with practicing or teaching defensive technique. We aren't going to win anything with this defence, unless we score every quality chance we get.

nateevs: Hehehehe. Ryan Betrand signed for Chelsea in 2005.

06 Loan to Bournemouth
07 Loan to Oldham Athletic
08 Norwich City
09 Reading
10 Nottingham Forest . .

That's 5 seasons Bertrand spent on loan after joining Chelsea. Bertrand is 23 already. So you say Bertrand was at Chelsea for 3 consecutive years?

Evidently you don't know and do not understand squad rules. You have no clue and you think you do.
The annoying thing is you keep arguing.

chrisley024: U cnt blame VP 4 his ball directn. He jus hit a rebound. Gud we got d 3pts. I waz surprisd Fletcher play 90mins cos he waz poor while Carrick was excelent n wen Ando left it showd. I tink he'll b 5n cos i hrd it's bak pain.

proudly9ja: coogar, Im not on 4ller's side but this isn't a freak loss. If anything, we've been lucky in some of the games we've drawn earlier on in the season.

mukina2:
matches we should win, we dey lose/draw
see useless spuds dey win dey go
ruined my weekend

tpia1: the son isnt necessarily contesting the will because of money [alone], but could also be the perceived attempt to rubbish him and deny him of his place among ojukwu's children.

if he should let go and withdraw from the whole matter [not saying he shouldnt], then why shouldnt all the other kids do the same.

4llerbuntu: Buhahahahaha
4llerbuntu is a sensationalist, he is a doomsdayer, he is plastic, he is this or that.


Lmao.
Abeg, after 6small stout and some red wine i couldnt care less.
Hehehehehehehe. This is amusing..................
And they say chelsea is bad........ Hmmnnnn.....

dayokanu: You can put in the minutes played
WHo is better Young or Ozil? orangutang

coogar: it's better to lose than draw.....
drawing a game allows complacency to creep in. if arsenal had lost tonight, the vitriol from the fans and the media would ginger the players to try harder. when you draw games - mistakes are not corrected because the mentality is the same as what you are doing here....."at all at all na im bad pass"

dayokanu: Was this not the same tool comparing Ashley Young to Ozil last season

Last season Nani 10 goals 15 assists

Last season Ashley Young 8 goals 12 assists

shymexx: @ the bolded - perhaps, that's what people need to start doing to avoid imbroglio that might end up tearing the family apart when they're 6ft under... Most people hang to the tradition nonsense when it suits them due to their innate greediness... However, I also think Bianca is greedy as well... They need to will all Ojukwu's properties to Biafran veterans!!

Personally, I don't think it's a good thing to have babies everywhere...

dayokanu: How can anyone mention Young in the same sentence as Nani?

Nani on his day would be ranked with Europes best Young is at best an Aston Villa level winger

StarBoard: Really?
Why do we have to wait till the second half of the season?
So injuries are now the excuse we give for an £18.5 million signing?
Even you know that he's featured in enough ties to provide at least one assist.
Yet you twist your own words and say he's our best by equating him with Nani.
Ashley Young is over-rated, over-hyped, over-priced and a fraudulent signing.
As much as I have issues with Nani, Young can NEVER come close to what Nani can achieve.

shymexx: More reason why successful people need to train their kids to be achievers - and will all their properties to the needy when they pass away... They're going start using voodoo and other crap in this nonsense - and some people might end up losing their lives in this madness...

If the above is true - then, the validity of the will needs to be questioned, if it was written within the time-frame above... Women and their greediness, the bytch willed all the choice properties to herself - that's fugged up!!

However, it's a lesson to ninjas who keep making babies everywhere with different women - that madness always come back to haunt them...

Let the man R.I.P for fvck sake, and give his properties to the needy!

MAYOWAAK: Less than 24 hours after it was read in the Enugu High Court in Nigeria’s South-East, the will of late Igbo leader, Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu, has been dismissed as strange and unreliable by one of his closest confidants.

The name of Chief Sylvester Debe Odumegwu-Ojukwu, the 56 years old lawyer reported to be Ojukwu’s first son but who has had running battles with other family members since the old man’s death on November 26, 2011, is conspicuously missing from the will. Recognised as Ojukwu’s children in the will are Chukwuemeka Jnr, Mmegha, Okigbo, Ebele, Chineme, Afam, Nwachukwu and one Tenny Haman, who was previously unheard of.

Commenting this morning on the will, Uche Ezechukwu, Ojukwu’s biographer and one-time media aide, said: “Ojukwu’s will has been read and it gave nothing to his sons and almost everything to his widow. Is that not strange?

“Could Ojukwu, who was blind for four years before his death and had all but lost his memory, have written such a will with his senses intact? Just thinking aloud!”

Ezechukwu, a seasoned journalist and public analyst whose book ‘Ojukwu, the Rebel I Served,’ has received much praise, insisted that he knows all of Ojukwu’s children and that Sylvester is one of them.

According to the man who served as Ojukwu’s Speacial Assistant on Media for some two years: “The Ikemba had the following children: Sylvester, from an Udi woman when he was an Assistant Divisional Officer there; then Emeka Jnr, Mmegha (the first daughter) and Mr. Okigbo from Njideka (Ned Onyekwelu); Ebele from Stella (née Onyeador) and then the three kids from Bianca.”

Responding to questions and observations made by some of those who responded to his Facebook post, Ezechukwu said: “Accordingly, the will gave the family compound to Emeka. The Ikemba I knew understood Igbo culture very well and knew that you can’t will out your traditional compound as it automatically goes to the first son, who holds it in trust for the family. It continues to be held in trust by every first male child. So in practical sense, Emeka got nothing! Very abnormal!

“A man’s ancestral house is not part of the will. The first son automatically inherits it. That is the house you say he willed to Emeka. What of Okigbo and Sylvester?”

Ezechukwu, who is also Coordinator of the League of Anambra Media Professionals, advised that “the nation should get ready for perhaps the longest playing soap opera that will rubbish and dwarf all those acclaim we have had for Ojukwu.”

“I knew this rumpus would erupt and when I was writing my book on him, I dodged everything about his family,” he wrote. “I was there and knew his relationship with all his children before Bianca came. I didn’t want to become the source of the storm that started breaking even before the mourning dress was shed.”

http://www.facebook.com/#!/uche.ezechukwu1?fref=ts

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