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PappyMason:And you actually believe putin would be stupid enough to introduce nukes into a direct war with the US. That is like signing a blank cheque for a complete annihilation. It would be a question of one who has the best anti-nuclear missile defence systems. And my money is on the US. |
PappyMason:American aircrafts carriers are no sitting ducks. They are missile defence systems on its own. Any threat that comes near 1000km would be countered by squadrons of F-16s and F-18s as a first line of defence. There is only so much damage an ICBM can do unless we are talking about nukes. And it can be shot down anyway. With an aircraft carrier, you can transport enough fighter jets to turn a nation into a complete wasteland. |
bettercreature:Don't mind that guy. Russia that can't build a decent warship .lol. Even putin ain't got nothing on some Nigerians when it comes to propaganda. |
Feats like these are why americans are the most arrogant citizens in the world. America is the greatest superpower of the past 3000 years and they know it. God bless America. |
dinachi:lol. you wish. |
This ship is one of the greatest feats of engineering in this century. |
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LhqLn1wKJAw A fully stocked USS-Nimitz can defeat most militaries singlehandledly. |
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Are these people aliens? Most of the brides in Nigeria are already heavily pregnant before weddings. The guys there are not dulling at all. |
ayoolanr:Now you are yarning dust. Most educated? In your father's house maybe. |
But the contestants this year worwor sha, She is actually pretty, something I can't say for most of them. |
lawanson44: ![]() Shymm3x, this guy just gave you an uppercut. |
From what I garnered, the cost of a heart surgery at UNTH is #300,000. Very cheap indeed. |
Christopher Isiguzo in Enugu No fewer than 108 patients with various degrees of heart problems have successfully undergone open heart surgery at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), Enugu state, since 2013 when it recommenced its open heart surgery programme. The hospital's Chief Medical Director, Dr. Christopher Amah, who disclosed this while briefing journalists on the ongoing open heart surgery of the hospital, said the beneficiaries drawn from various parts of the country had been billed for surgeries in various countries of the world. Amah said that the good thing about the exercise was that it was done at reduced cost compared to what the patient would spend travelling overseas, adding that the feat was made possible by the partnership the hospital had with foreign organisations. Amah said that organisations like Voom Foundation, Rotary International, among others, had always partnered with the hospital to provide human and material support to the programme. He stated that the current open heart surgery which began on Monday had seen nine patients already operated on, stressing that the patients were doing very well. The CMD said the unique thing about the current programme was that 90 per cent of the medical experts were drawn from the hospital, saying it was an indication that local experts would completely take over the programme in the next few months.At the moment, according to him, only two foreigners were working with experts in the hospital to carry out the surgeries. "Our target is to do open heart surgery every month. We want to get to a point where we now do this routinely but more importantly at an affordable rate to Nigerians. We want to discourage medical tourism because of what Nigerians put into it. The UNTH is a centre of excellence and it is our hope that we keep the tempo", he said. The CMD however expressed excitement that the strike action embarked upon by Association of Resident Doctors did not affect the current programme, expressing regrets that the doctors could embark on strike over issues that never existed. He said those who embarked on strike action did not mean well for the hospital but were chasing after selfish benefits. "The money they seek has no approval from federal government. We have explained this severally to them but to no avail. Instead they choose the part of blackmail and feeding the public with falsehood. It is a pity. They should retrace their steps for good", he said. http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/unth-performed-108-open-heart-surgeries-in-two-years-says-cmd/223629/ |
GeneralShepherd:Algeria won theirs. Sri-lankans won thiers. |
aresa:I underestimated your capacity for idiocy. It won't happen again. |
aresa:Let me ignore your tribalism. I thought your APC was going to curb wastes of the past PDP govts by selling off this jets. Atleast that was one of the things APC wailed about under the PDP. |
Third world cesspit. Look at them riding jets when their GDP/capital is almost insignificant. Would it kill this man to take a commercial flight and sell off those expensive jets they love talking about under the PDP.? You would be mistaken to think Nigeria is a rich first world country if you check the lifestyle of their backward politicians. |
edogirl2:ha. Don't let them hear you. Brainless dolts. |
I like this country. Damn efficient. *it is good to be back after a stupid ban* |
And some people think Nigeria is beyond disintegration. Una go divide by force. |
Nnamdi kanu made a mistake. Nigeria is not a zoo. A jungle is the better definition. |
See how fat she is. And it is not even the sexy kind of fat. Bleh. ![]() |
shogz89:Nigeria is a backward state. Up is down here. I wouldn't use Nigeria as a reference. In Nigeria, the least educated are the ruling class. |
The fulanis don't play at this level. The likes of OBJ and tinubu will be completely lost in progressive politics like this. Backward Nigeria is where they strut their furs. |
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