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Celebrities › Re: 2face To Lead A Nationwide Protest Against The Federal Government (Pics) by DBestDoc(f): 10:04am On Jan 25, 2017
Before you decide to participate, know that human life and rights are not valued in Nigeria.

Most of those military guys with free access to guns are unfit for the job. Bullets will be released at will.


Don't be a victim, you may not live to tell your story.
Politics › Re: Give Reasonable Suggestions On How Nigeria Can Be Great Again by DBestDoc(f): 4:20pm On Jan 20, 2017
Believe me or not, the country is far gone.

It only needs palliative treatments just like a patient with stage iv cancer that has metastasized to other organs and tissues like the brain, lungs, liver, bones... What else do you wanna do?

Palliative care. The very bitter but glaring truth.
Foreign Affairs › Re: UN Confirms Barrow As President Of Gambia by DBestDoc(f): 4:40am On Jan 20, 2017
[quote author=Justdulla post=52960956][/quote]Now read my post again.
I was referring to sit tight presidents and not evil leaders.

Didn't say he was evil and i wrote that his citizens aren't complaining as far as i know.

When you quote, make sure you write something relevant to the quoted comment.
Foreign Affairs › Re: UN Confirms Barrow As President Of Gambia by DBestDoc(f): 4:30am On Jan 20, 2017
ritababe:
it doesn't matter, Botswana confirmed it already, ECOWAS and AU will confirm it too, so stop the crap about downgrading abeg.
Botswana of all countries that's like a family business? It's like a case of pot calling kettle black. cheesy

Their president has been in power for God knows how long and he took over from his father. His brothers and Uncles are the country's chiefs.

I'm sure if and when he decides to step down, another family member will continue from where he stopped.

The thing is, the citizens aren't complaining anyways.
Travel › Re: Please Which State Is Better To Get International Passport ? by DBestDoc(f): 4:40pm On Jan 19, 2017
Sikay19:
Either express or okada way grin grin. There is no booklet on ground to issue any passport for now. Even Nigerians in diaspora are complaining about this which means that[b] it is global problem[/b]. But my advise is to do it now because the passport charge will soon increase in price.
It's not a global problem. It takes less than 3hrs to get a Nigerian passport at the Nigerian Embassy where i reside.

You people should stop accepting abnormalities as normal.

If they have the resources to readily produce passports within 24hrs and call it express service, then i think the long waiting period is unnecessary and is only created by Nigerians against Nigerians for selfish gains.

You can only get a delay in the diaspora if there's a shortage in the materials for producing the passport or the equipment is faulty. And this does not happen often.
Investment › Re: MMM Participants Celebrate The Return Of MMM Nigeria (Videos) by DBestDoc(f): 9:36am On Jan 18, 2017
NOETHNICITY:
Did u jus brand Antiwailer unGodly and adviced him to sstand aside and watch pple lose their money?
What a marvellous advice that is!
While u watch idly by and do noting here u re criticising somebdy for taking it upon himself to vigorously enlighten inherently gullible Nigerians bent on sef destruction.
How am I sure u re nt one of the secrete agents of the fake ponzi scheme not happy about the online damage his campaign is causing the criminal scheme.
Pls Antiwailer, I plead with u in the name of God not to allow pple dissuade u frm from this Godly campaign.
U might not know how many souls u ve saved through ur enlightment.
I look forward to ur vigorous and relentless campaign against those online monsters prowling on idiotic and gullible Nigerians.
It's been one MMM news or the other on nairaland front page lately and one is forced to go through the comments. I noticed most, if not all threads were like a battle field.

Of all the comments i read, i chose to quote one person whom i reasoned would be sensible enough to make intelligent convo. and arguments. Quoting any other person would be like starting a fight with a pig that will end up dragging you to the mud, i have more important real life issues to proffer solutions to.

Antiwailer replied my quote, i read, said Ok and moved on. It's his right to do what he believes in and i can't dwell on that.

You see it as a campaign against scam, which i think should be done more gracefully to achieve it's original intent while i see it as meddling in other people's affair. A huge difference in our belief system and environmental influence.

In all, you choose what you do with your time. Whatever you guys are doing there is really not my business.

@ the emboldened, i'll let it slide.
Investment › Re: MMM Participants Celebrate The Return Of MMM Nigeria (Videos) by DBestDoc(f): 7:15pm On Jan 14, 2017
AntiWailer:
U have mixed d whole thing up.

I am raising awareness for new victims that will fall in.

I dnt expect anybody who is already in to find any I say about it friendly.

Leave your preaching and face the reality without mixing things up.

U sit there and share good and dark heart.
Ok.
Investment › Re: MMM Participants Celebrate The Return Of MMM Nigeria (Videos) by DBestDoc(f): 6:24pm On Jan 14, 2017
AntiWailer:
U cnt even show me a MacBook. cheesy

U cnt cash out yet , can u ?

U can lie wit testimony that they paired you.

That is the grand illusion a lot of you live in.

Lest I forget, every tin on dt screen is not up to 150k and u too will say u are balling or buying Mansion.
Why is it difficult for you to just be neutral on MMM issue?

I used to respect you a lot for a singular act of kindness you did for the needy youths on this forum sometime ago but this MMM issue has exposed the other side of you which is not pleasant at all.

You jump from one MMM thread to the other to spill venom. It shows you've got a dark heart, believe it or not. Most Nigerians are like you, and it's a pity.



What is expected of you as a reasonable and mature person is to warn the participants and then stand aside and watch how things turn out.

Come on, you're bigger than this. I do not expect you to stomach this criticism well. You need to ask the Holy Spirit to renew your mind (if you believe in him), that way, you'll go far in life and live a longer happier life.

I know how much calls i received from people home to fix my money in the scheme, but i told them i don't do such online stuffs. whether it's working for them or not shouldn't be my problem and worse is wishing them ill-luck, for what exactly? Stay Neutral if you can't wish your fellow country men well. is that difficult to do?

Why not allow God and the forces of the universe decide the outcome?

Stop playing omniscient, show some respect to yourself. Let them lose their money, it's their problem and not yours.

@ the emboldened, you need to grow up. You still have a long way to go
God help you!
Crime › Re: Pregnant Woman Allegedly Beaten To Death By Her Husband On Xmas Day. Photos by DBestDoc(f): 12:56pm On Jan 09, 2017
AngelsAndStars:
God in his infinite mercy will pardon him. the Bible says you should forgive even if you were offended 77 x 77 times.

God knows best
So you've never read in that your Bible where it says "God cannot be mocked, for whatever a man sows same shall he reap"?

Even your same bible says God institutes Authorities to punish the evil doers. Justice will be served, he won't escape it.
AngelsAndStars:
but it did end up in death. my point is learning what caused it and educate people.

punishing people won't solve problems but punishing and also working to prevent such would go a long way.

if there is a problem there must be a curse.
No matter the cause. Your bible also says if you're slapped on one cheek, you shouldn't retaliate. Rather, present the other cheek.

Make sure you read your bible very well, don't just sieve it in your favour. Call a spade a spade.

RIP to the dead
Health › Re: Pls Help Me!!!! by DBestDoc(f): 4:34pm On Jan 06, 2017
sparta231:
dear NL I work in a company dat produces soft drink n drink a lot of its product av worked der almost 10 gud years now n recently my left leg is aching av done series of exercises BT its still der am jus so scared it shouldn't b Wat am thinking pls I need ur advice av gone for check ups dey kip telling me am ok BT am not satisfied pls d doctors in d house pls hep my situation I jus need an advice Wat do I do next....no insults plzzzz
What is your job description at the company?
Is the leg swollen? When did the pain start?
Family › Re: Was He Right To Do That by DBestDoc(f): 2:04pm On Jan 06, 2017
NarnieSnyper:
Not to bring the Western culture here but is it right to go through someone's phone, even if the person is your dad or mom. This is something Nigerian parents and guardians refuse to accept.....Privacy!
What are you even saying?

Everybody wants to adopt the western parenting styles. By the time you guys are done ruining the lives of our future generations all in the name of privacy, una eyes go clear.

Who and what is she exactly to talk back at her uncle for trying to save her from foolishness?
Did she buy the phone with her money?
Has she ever earned a living?

That girl should be disciplined before it gets out of hands and personally, i'd ban her from using a phone for 1 month.

If she wants privacy and independence, she should hustle and gain admission into the university.
Family › Re: What Is The Best Way To Handle A Child That Steals? by DBestDoc(f): 10:57am On Jan 02, 2017
RadicallyBlunt:
Lol. cheesy Got that from my experience as a teacher. Children never forget such songs.

BTW pls are you practicing already or still in medical sch? Would wanna discuss something with you. Thanks
Done with medical School. You can send me a PM.
Family › Re: What Is The Best Way To Handle A Child That Steals? by DBestDoc(f): 6:24am On Jan 02, 2017
RadicallyBlunt:
Show her the videos of consequencies of stealing like thieves burnt to ashes in Lagos.

Overfeed her with food. Give her big meat weh go scare her on top rice. Put her in care of money and threaten her with kondo/garri turning stick and a scary face.

Compose song for her like..."thief no come good life oooo, na some people get pikin dey become doctors lawyers and bringing glory to the family, me(her name) i go bring good fortune to my people, my destiny will shine, satan no go ruin my future thru stealing..." Tell her to sing am 50 times on her knees before she sleep every night. Believe me she go sing am for dream and by so doing, youre unconsciously building integrity against theft in her mind, she'll never forget the song till she old.

Don't isolate her from your children, just let them know you disapprove what she's doing. If she feels loved, she would give up the stealing naturally.

Except its a spiritual case which ur pastor under the influence of your wife may start saying..she may even be called a witch soon.
OMG! you killed me. cheesy
Family › Re: What Is The Best Way To Handle A Child That Steals? by DBestDoc(f): 6:22am On Jan 02, 2017
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Dating And Meet-up Zone › Re: What Is Your Date Of Birth? See If U Have A Match by DBestDoc(f): 10:51pm On Jan 01, 2017
Feb 26th...

Lots of birthday mates on this thread kiss
Family › Re: Help Save Baby Tomi by DBestDoc(f):
Incline:
I dey wonder too.


Which one?
From her report, she has a ventricular septal defect. Meaning there's an opening in the muscle that demarcates the left and right ventricles of the heart, allowing some quantity of blood to flow from the left side of the heart to the right which is not normal.

It's a moderate sized defect so the chance of it closing spontaneously on it's own is very slim unlike small defects that are asymptomatic and may close after 1 year.

She can be well managed medically to control pulmonary hypertension and prevent congestive heart failure and respiratory infections.

All in all, it's not an emergency case but it needs an early surgical correction while she's still young to avoid complications.



I hope they get the needed help.
Celebrities › Re: Oge Okoye Celebrates Her Son's 10th Birthday by DBestDoc(f): 1:39pm On Dec 28, 2016
realGURU:
is she married, so he is a bastarddds
How can you call someone's child a bast*rd? huh
You need a psychiatric assessment.
smh for you angry
Family › Re: She Needs Your Advice by DBestDoc(f): 11:22pm On Dec 24, 2016
cococandy:
His ex wife took 80% of his wealth after the divorce. In Nigeria? grin
Tell me another story.

Dude is a broke scam artiste who knows how to manipulate women into spending money on him. then when they realize he's full of stories, the relationships go south. Those play boys know how to give the appearance of wealth when they don't even have shishi in their accounts. Let her not be fooled.

Your friend is already setting up office for him in V.I. Lmao.
The guy is good, i give him an A+ grin cheesy
Family › Re: She Needs Your Advice by DBestDoc(f): 9:14pm On Dec 24, 2016
silverr:
well, he claims it was in the past. so far he hasnt given us a reason to doubt him. Upon my advice, my friend set him up with 2 different girls who dont know themselves. One stripped herself naked in his sitting room and tried to seduce him but he threw her out almost naked. He told the other that he will ask his gateman toflog her the next time she visits.. we were on a call with the girls so we heard everythingg.
Since then, my friend wan hear anything again.
I no know if i go say na small pikin dey worry your friend, but i no fit talk that one 'cause a lady in her mid 20s should know better.

How many men, no matter how bad the konji is would willingly go down with an unclad stranger they met in their house unexpectedly without prior invitations or familiarity?

Even a 10 year old kid would be able to tell it's either a set-up or there's a mission behind the act.

Ladies, we need to keep sentiments aside sometimes and put our God given brains to use. it's not unachievable.
Family › Re: She Needs Your Advice by DBestDoc(f): 9:02pm On Dec 24, 2016
silverr:
let me set some things straight,
my friend is very well to do. considering the toll his divorce took on him, she's now richer. she has been the one spending on him. she recently got him a fitted office in v.i among many others I wont list. This is another thing that bothers me
How sure are you @ the emboldened?

This man sure knows how to use women to get what he wants, he's perfected the art of angry.

Cooked stories swallowed hook and sinker.
I sympathize with other sisters that fell victim to his charms and illusions of perfection he gives.
I wish his current catch all the best!
Education › Re: OAU Admission Saga: Aror Oghenerukewve Got 79.05% not 75.2% by DBestDoc(f): 9:19am On Dec 23, 2016
baum1:
Guy, if you are truthful, post your results like the young girl and we will do follow up.

I am interested in why our excellent students, near geniuses and geniuses are not getting admitted by our good schools in naija, after the students have worked so hard to make elite grades.
Please sir, help them out. Exactly my thought when i saw that girl's Twitter rant.

I think people like her should be considered first before bringing Catchment areas and ELDS into the equation.

Please, that girl deserves a seat to study Medicine this year.
Health › Re: Resident Doctors Declare Indefinite Strike January 2 by DBestDoc(f): 10:39am On Dec 20, 2016
Benwems:
stop lying. You are a liar. Nigerian doctors are one of the best paid in the entire Africa. Stop misinforming people.
Stop exposing your ignorance on a public forum.

I have colleagues from almost all southern African countries and what they earn as medical officers is almost same amount a consultant practising in Nigeria earns as a take home.

Do you know how much intern Doctors earn in Namibia?

Even Doctors in Botswana earn far better than a senior reg. in Nigeria.

I'm not just quoting stuffs from the top of my head, i have these people as friends.

I told myself from the beginning, I'd rather go practice in Botswana, Zambia than have anything to do with the Nigerian government.
Family › Re: Deeply Confused About This Relationship. Please Kindly Advise. by DBestDoc(f): 7:00pm On Dec 09, 2016
@Op, i think there's something else you're concerned about.
You seem not to be very sure/ peaceful bout the whole thingy.

It's not compulsory for you to go back home to be married. After all, a lot of people travel abroad to have their weddings these days.

If you're totally cool with him, i believe you guys can find a way to sort things out. Like his family seeing your people while you invite your parents over for the ceremony.
Your fam can do a background check on him even before meeting him.

I don't think you'd have much problems getting your people to give their consent if he's all you wrote up there.

Whatever you do, pray and choose wisely.

All the best!
Health › Re: My Wife Has A Lump In Her Breast by DBestDoc(f):
Gabriel6:
Hi guyz. i just got newly married and found out that they is a round, hard stuff in one of her breast, i asked her about it, she said it happened when she was 15yrs (now she is 23). she told her mum about it and the mum told her it was a normal thing, that it will soon go. she waited for many years it was still there instead of going it was increasing. and her parent refused doing anything about it, she said she went to hospital on her own, after a doctor examine her he said it was not cancer because cancer does not move but hers does. that it was just a lump. now why i need you guys help is because she is presently pregnant and i don't want a situation where by she won't be able to breast feed the babies. pls to save the life of my unborn babies help me with any way i can solve this problem. epp a brother, and before i forget she is carrying double in her womb.
I think what your wife has is a fibroadenoma from the history you gave, it's mostly seen in women her age although, only a tissue biopsy can give the definitive diagnosis.

Try and calm down, there isn't much cause for alarm. It may increase in size even more now that she's pregnant due to hormonal effects, but that shouldn't stress you.
I advice she gets a lumpectomy done after she stops breastfeeding. It's a pretty much easy procedure.

I had one myself, and it was removed exactly 4 years after i discovered it. that's to tell you how slowly it grows. But i strongly recommend it be removed as soon as you guys can 'cause it doesn't belong there.
A biopsy can be done first to determine the need for urgent surgery. This is a very inexpensive way to put your mind at rest.

BTW, from your write-up, it seems you're hardly concerned bout the outcome on your wife. Your worry is bout breast milk for your unborn children.
sounds kinda selfish to me embarassed.

All the best!
Crime › Re: How My Aunty Lost About 200k To Scammers by DBestDoc(f): 2:06pm On Dec 04, 2016
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Crime › Re: How My Aunty Lost About 200k To Scammers by DBestDoc(f): 2:05pm On Dec 04, 2016
Bishops10:
The boy is still young bro.....my elder bro once told me about this scenario...One will come telling that,that guy over there just came down from Ghana,he doesn't know how to speak our language and he has a lot of money with him,lets dupe him and run away...he will then tell you to go and bring money for them to buy chemical to wash the Dollar,in some cases you drop your phone with them. ..
Lagos is survival of the fittest
Did you say he is still young?
How can he be so greedy at a young age?

What does he want to do with an extra cash belonging to total strangers that he knows nothing about?

What stupid drug is sold for 1.2 million naira?

You guys have a lot of proper upbringing to do on that child. No silly charm was used on him, i've had numerous of such encounters and most happened when i was a teenager and gullible, but i never fell.


They'll usually give you stories of how you'll be handomesly compensated for doing absolutely nothing...only the greedy fall for such crap.
Family › Re: Memo To All Wives!! by DBestDoc(f): 8:45pm On Nov 29, 2016
ifyalways:
No. Was sold for that price 3 weeks ago (2 liters or big Eva bottle) but I learnt it's now sold for btw 500-800 depending on location.
Okay.
I pray things get better.
Family › Re: Memo To All Wives!! by DBestDoc(f): 6:27pm On Nov 29, 2016
ifyalways:
Lool Nld.

But what if that is what the man wants at that particular day ( I crave for yam, palm oil and pepper sometimes) or its what they can afford? One tuber of yam is 500, bottle of red oil 1000 so yam and oil is not by any means a poor man's meal anymore.

Dear OP and fellow nagmen , you can't drop "crayfish" chop money and expect "chicken soup". Cause and effect cheesy
Please, is the emboldened for real or a mistake?
1k for a bottle of palm oil?
Family › Re: Jobless Graduate Welcomes A Set Of Triplets. Photos by DBestDoc(f): 8:59pm On Nov 07, 2016
omohlexy:
u will be childless
Why will he be childless?
The last time i checked, Children don't come from you.

The guy you quoted has a superior thought process and made a comment devoid of sentiments.

So this man wants to tell us his wife never had an ultrasound scan all through her pregnancy duration?
At least as a part of her routine pregnancy check up to make sure all is well.

I'm sure if they did, they would have discovered it was a multiple pregnancy. In fact even a layman would tell the baby will be a big one or multiple pregnancy (twins et al) from the size of her abdomen. It's usually bigger than normal.

Knowing what was coming, they had much time to sort themselves out.

Wisdom is cheap, yet expensive.
I wish them the best
Nairaland General › Re: Two Unclad Men Walk In Abuja And Exchange Pleasantries (Photos) by DBestDoc(f): 10:19pm On Sep 21, 2016
A friend sent me the Video, she told me it's the latest car snatching method in Nigeria now. I don't know how true it is.


Only God 'll help, things are getting crazier.
Nairaland General › Re: Two Unclad Men Walk In Abuja And Exchange Pleasantries (Photos) by DBestDoc(f): 10:18pm On Sep 21, 2016
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