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dguyindcorner:
You need to go back to school.

thanks bro

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Shame on him if he's telling lie

He simply made a sentence

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Bagani:
Na wa oooo. Thank God shaa.
But is she dis dumb? So she believes if Dangote wanted to mek her his Brand Ambassador it wil be tru FB.
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******No be d FTC be dis? Kini big deal***"**
Finally! if u see d speed i use enter this thread eeeh, u go know say we no d carry last 4 Spain wey i from.

WELL DONE MY FELLOW SPANISH Nigerian

Goood

Guy,where do u study the MUMU_iSM??

Nawa ooo! This Ebola eh,u need to be given 50 strokes of aña Cane

An Italian doctor who contracted Ebola while working for a charity in Sierra Leone is due to be flown back to Rome for treatment, the Italian health ministry has said.

The doctor had been working for an organisation called Emergency before contracting the virus.
It is the first recorded case involving an Italian national.

The Ebola outbreak has killed more than 5,450 people, with Sierra Leone among the three worst hit nations.
At least 1,267 people have died in the country, while neighbouring Guinea and Liberia have also been badly affected.
Italy's health ministry said the doctor, who has not been identified, was due to arrive at a specialist hospital for infectious diseases on Monday night or early Tuesday morning.
Officials said the medical worker was in a stable condition and was able to eat and drink without assistance.
A statement from Emergency said staff in Sierra Leone had been observing correct procedure when treating infected patients.
"Nonetheless, no health intervention of such a serious epidemic can be considered completely without risks," it added.

The doctor caught the virus while working in Sierra Leone, one of the worst hit countries
The new case came as a Dutch naval ship arrived in Monrovia, the Liberian capital, at the end of its two week tour to deliver supplies to the nations worst affected by Ebola.
The Karel Doorman was loaded with vehicles and supplies donated by nine European countries and Unicef, the UN children's agency.
Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf thanked those behind the shipment, saying: "We are never totally free from Ebola until all of the affected countries... are also free from Ebola."

Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf (centre right), with Dutch diplomat Hans Docter
Liberia has been hardest hit of all the affected nations, with nearly 3,000 suspected deaths.
However the number of overall cases has declined in recent weeks.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO) there have been more than 15,351 recorded cases of Ebola since the beginning of the outbreak - nearly all of them in West Africa.
In Guinea, where at least 1,214 people have died, WHO officials said on Saturday the disease is now "stable".

The UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has said the crisis could be over by the middle of next year if the world speeds up its response.
But he warned that although the rate of new cases was slowing in parts of West Africa, Mali - where six people have died and a seventh case has been repoarted - was now cause for concern.
Ebola deaths in West Africa
Up to 18 November
5,459
Deaths - probable, confirmed and suspected
(Includes one death in US and six in Mali)
2,963 Liberia
1,267 Sierra Leone
1,214 Guinea
8 Nigeria
Source:
WHO

D pic di so EKWENSUIC in nature

Someone help me!!! 39 minutes has gone, no reply? WHERE ARE OUR NAIRALAND GURUS!! .. Pls help me nah

Am helping some one here restore his tecno inbuilt FACEBOOK,i "ve been trying,no way..so pls any one here with the idea on how to restore the small tecno phone to factory settings so as to restore the inbuilt FACEBOOK.. Thanks in advance.. I 've tried 0000 and 12345 but not working

seanet01:
He will not resign and the st.up.id advocate of Nigeria can go and drink sodium chloride

lol

Ebola preventing tins......

Space bookers Association of Nigeria, where una dey . No way, I first una wake up today. Haba! Make I now check the topic.. If e no make sense, I don deleted my commenting b that.

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ProffT01:
Pls, how can I enrol, to be one of the beneficiaries?

I think you can get the info from your development center...

ProffT01:
Good morning Daniel058, I'm just hearing that for the very first time. Pls, I look forward hearing more about them on: how to access their services, etc. Thank you so much.

NOT EVEN ONE of THEM , BUT HAVE SEEN THEIR HUGE EFFORT HERE IN MY VILLAGE,, THEY ARE ABOUT CONTRUCTING CONTRUCTING 100 PONDS.. 20 HAS BEEN COMPLETED.. EACH TO CONTAIN 2000 FISHES..

DemiGodRic:
Wake up my friend

am up already buddy...how wise do u believe u are??

Fighting because of FLAVOUR, wow!! Some flavours cost kept than #10.... Ladies here abi na lie?? .

ProffT01:
Poultry Production

ok .. Do you knw about Food and Agricultural Development Initiative for Africans?? A federal Government sponsored programm that are into poultry , fish farming etc

Nwanne, a bum NWA_ABAKALIKI 4 LIFE, ONYE IZI TO BE PRECISE.... WHICH AREA OF FARMING ARE YOU?

DemiGodRic:
How please?

He is the greator of whole universe, he created & gave them life, and love them as he loves us all,.....as they are,they may have great wisdom,and could be great teacher. You are only seeing the physical aspect of them..

brainpower:
These are the kind of things you read and see and you will know that the world is a large place that can contain everyone as long as you decide to survive. If they can survive why can't you that has all your limbs complete survive? Why should anyone be able to pull you down. I don't pity them cos I know that's what they detest but I praise them for their perseverance and wisdom to adapt.
By the way, if it were in Nigeria, they would have been called evil children or people will say their mother is a bad woman but in India, they are being worshipped, that goes a long way to show how positive minded they are over there and that's why things are working out better for them.

if That's nigeria,they would be called " UMU OGBANJE" dizzy spirit pikin..

Jinyjagz:
God is greAt

all the time

God , your name is WONDERFUL

Upon their fate,they still live their lives in happiness,and their parents proud of them... What a world.... More pics....

The 12-year-olds, who were born joined at the waist, share two legs and four arms and work in tandem to get around


Conjoined twins Shivanath and Shivram Sahu have found a unusual way to get to school - dropping to the floor and running like a SPIDER.

The 12-year-olds, who were born joined at the waist, share two legs and four arms and work in tandem to get around.

The duo have stunned doctors with their ability to wash, dress and feed themselves - and say they are determined never to be parted.

Shivram said: "We don’t wish to get separated. We will stay like this even when we grow old. We want to live as we are.”

The pair were born in a tiny village near Raipur in central India.

Their arrival caused quite a stir with some villagers even worshipping them as divine incarnations.

A local doctor told the family they were both healthy but he could not separate them.

They are believed to share the same stomach but have independent lungs, hearts and brains.

With practice they have learned to do all their basic daily chores with minimal fuss, including showering, eating, getting dressed and combing each other's hair.

They are able to walk down the stairs of their simple split-level home and even run on all six limbs to play cricket and other games with neighbouring children.

Shivanath, who appears to be the weaker of the two twins, said: "We have taught ourselves everything. We ride to school on a bicycle and playing cricket is no problem."

They are also talented academics and considered among the top students at their local school, much to the pride of their doting father, Raj Kumar, 45.

The labourer, who is married to Srimati and has five daughters, is very protective of his two sons and will not allow them to leave the village.

He said: "For everyone it is good fun to watch my children, but only I understand all the problems they have.

“During rainy season it becomes difficult for them to walk and when one wants to sit the other has to lie down.

"But they don't fight. They have similar opinions and if one says he wants to play the other one agrees."

The father-of-seven says he would not let a doctor separate them, even if he had the money and the operation was viable.

He added: "God has created them like this so they have to walk like they do. They will remain like this. I don't want anything else.

"Even if doctors say so, I won't get my children separated. I have no interest in money. I'm the one who will work hard to nourish them. I don't need any help."

Conjoined twins occur when the zygote, the initial cell formed by sexual reproduction, fails to completely separate.

It is thought to occur in roughly one in every 50,000 births, but just 1 per cent make it to their first birthday and two-thirds are stillborn.

Photographs of the twins have been shown to Dr Krishan Chugh, head of paediatrics at the Fortis Memorial Research Institute in Gurgaon, near Delhi.

He believes it possible to separate the twins - but with drastic consequences for Shivanath.

While Shivram would likely keep both legs and could start living a more normal life - Shivanath would be left with no legs and needing full-time care.

The operation would also be very expensive and require long-term rehabilitation, both physically and psychologically.

"This operation is possible," he said. "But there are questions whether we should.

"What would we gain and what we will lose? What does the family want, how will society take it and, most importantly, how will these two kids take it?

"They appear to be fairly well-adjusted from the photographs and it seems the organs are working really well.

"They have two different brains, two different hearts and two different lungs. So as far as physically living is concerned, they can go on like this.

"They appear bright enough to start thinking of becoming financially, economically and physically independent.

"They may even be able to get married. There are cases on record where such a thing has happened where conjoined twins have had two different wives and 21 children ".

While the twins and their father are adamant they will not be parted, Dr Chugh believes their will may change over time.

He added :" They are 12 years old now and they must see others running around as individuals and being separate, mentally and physically.

"HOW much they are motivated to be like the others is what we would have to try and assist".

Shivanath and Shivram's case bares hallmark to the famous conjoined twins Ganga and Jamuna Mondal from West Bengal, India.

Ganga and Jamuna made a living performing as The Spider Sisters in the Dreamland Circus, earning £26 a night.

The pair are now believe to be in their mid-forties and are both married to a carnival worker named Gadadhar. Source>> http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/weird-news/conjoined-twins-bound-waist-run-3396375