₦airaland Forum

simba1:
Bro, re-read with glasses, lol! Once u r admitted to MED, u spend 7yrs in total. 4yrs BSc. with options in ANAT, PHYSIO AND BIOCHEM, then 3yrs for clinical medicine. Then already graduates would spend 4yrs.

Drdonzeez:
but Anatomy,physiology n biochem last for four years?

Drdonzeez:
Isn't it similar to writing 1st mb exam in which successful candidates will proceed to clinical postings?maybe,they wanted clinical years to be spent a minimum of 4 years..because,from what I read,it seems they are not admitting as from next year into MBBS/BDS but rather,into anatomy,physiology e.t.c

ladyF:
Blood of Jesus! News like this freak me out like wtf

comfort48:
so wat if u already hv b.sc nw can u apply as frm nxtyr?

simba1:
IS THAT HOW U UNDERSTOOD UR OWN? SMH

Drdonzeez:
but Anatomy,physiology n biochem last for four years?

Drdonzeez:
That means no more admission into medical schools as from next year?

Millex:
Would that mean that for other BSc non-basic medical sciences Direct entry we would graduate having 3 degree?

comfort48:
pls I need a clarification on this new NUC policy.I saw in d post dat if u already hv a degree in d basic medical sciences u will be required to spend 4yrs for mbbs.now wat am asking is will d policy take effect as frm 2015/2016 session or 2016/2017 becus I applied for direct entry wit my b.sc physiology dis yr and d list is nt out.pls I nid ur answers.Godbless u all.

madgoat:
kk

Vcojuro:
it is not about, the school one attend but one's mentality toward success.

simba1:
THE POLICY IS BEST!

Catalyst4real:
Lol, thank God am already in ooo
That policy doesn't make sense

Drdonzeez:
Is there going to be a screening exercise after the b.sc programs?This policy may not come
to reality because jamb should have removed MBBS on its site,hence, preventing candidates from picking it.

Catalyst4real:
Lol, thank God am already in ooo
That policy doesn't make sense

deedrizzie:
Dr Lomaxx and others.... thank God this physiology stuff is trending... I'm at a loss on whch book to use also.. . as i don't seem to enjoy any of them... and does any1 hv any idea abt any Histology text that's better than Janquira

wahaladey7:
Why do i feel sexually satisfied with this woman than my own wife? I met her barely two months before my wedding. As clock was winding down for my marriage, i sighted her that faithful day along my street and later found out she stays in the neighborhood. I took a casual interest in her and one thing led to another, we started sleeping together. To me, it was a last minute affair to say goodbye to bachelorhood. Little did i know the widow with two grown children will hold my sexual appetite spellbound. When i got married, i swore to stop but never did. Till date (11 months after) i still haven't find enough courage to let go. The reason being that, she's just too good in bed. Damn, some people are just experts in the art! I give it to her. It has come to the extent that i weep internally whenever i am done being with her. How can i just turn away from the beautiful bride i married, only to be possessed by a widow? Yet i still can't stop! God SAVE me!

iwaeda:
Less than six months after dad died, our mum started seeing someone else. I  knew their marriage hadn’t been great, but it saddened me that she could move on so quickly. She went to a party with her friend and when I waited till midnight and she had’t returned, 1 went to bed.

In the morning, I took her breakfast. I opened the bedroom door then I noticed there was someone on Dad’s side of the bed. He grunted and rolled over when he saw me. I was  in shock. “What the hell is going on here?” I yelled then ran out of the room. Sadly, he  was the first of many men. Most weekends, Mum would go out and bring someone back.  Her actions are out of order. Do you think she’s in her right mind?

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/10/im-sad-mum-is-having-an-affair-six-months-after-dads-death/

adewumiopeyemi:
A true life story and I know little about the story. Read below:

“I’m so confused, I don’t know what to do. My roommate is dating our landlord and they do have s.ex under the same roof we are living. We are students but we live off campus.

Our landlord should be in his 40s and he is married with 2 kids, our landlord and his family lives in the same building with us. The first day I knew they were dating was when I caught them making love in our room although I’ve been suspecting their movement before I caught them together.

My roommate confessed to me that she’s dating him and they’ve been going out for over 4 months now.

My problem now is our landlord’s wife is a very nice woman, she’s one of the most nicest people I’ve ever met, she gives us food, money and she treats us like her sisters. I still remember the last time I misplaced N3200 for my medical in school, it was our landlord’s wife that gave me N4000 to pay for it and she has also helped this my roommate countless time.

Knowing my friend and my landlord doing extra ordinary is giving me guilty conscience each time I see the landlord’s wife. Do you think I should tell the landlord’s wife?”

Thewhizzkid1:
This is it boss.
http://www.4shared.com/office/opkWBCX5ba/Costanzo_Physiology_5th_c2014_.htm

Thewhizzkid1:
Sir how do you see Constanzo physiology?

Catalyst4real:
I've been active in this thread, even though I wasn't a Medical student.
God did not put me to shame. After 4 years of suffering and struggling.
I have just been offered admission to study MBBS in Abu Zaria.

The way I screamed today eh! God has finally given me a reason to smile

Demigods:
I have been contemplating on weather to post this or not, but it has gotten to the point I can no longer keep to myself and rely on informations from net, let me keep this short.

I and my gf have been in a relationship for over a year plus now and been having unprotected sex most time we see, I love her so much that I would love to marry her, we usually have unprotected sex all the time and she never got pregnant, she is not the cheating type, some may oppose me but if I say our history of how we came to be you will understand(story for another day) just 3 weeks ago she told me she missed her period and that she is pregnant after we had sex and I was shocked still wondering how come after a year of sex she never got pregnant, why now, I thought she was not fertile, fast forward to the point, she took abortion pills, mis..... to be precise, the pregnancy was just 2 weeks plus when she took it.

After taking it she was expecting to start bleeding and all that but she didn't, she only saw few drops of blood and having discharge along with stomach pains, so I made researches online and told her it is not every woman with preganacy that bleeds. She is very worried as she as never done it before, now the problem is it's been a week remaining 4 days to complete two weeks she took the drugs, yet she has been complaining of feeling unwell with pregnancy symptoms and last time I saw her days back her burst looks bigger and fuller alonsgide her ass and her skin looks a bit rough, she has been complaining and Now I'm a bit frustrated don't know what to do, her friends her advising her to do D and C method but I'm scared that there are no professionals to do it well as to avoid complications I said no to that, please nairalanders this was unexpected occurrence, help a brother out on to do, please how do we remove this pregnancy, we are both not ready for it now.

Moderators, please do this for me I need lots of people to share their views on what to do.

Vcojuro:
2015 Ranking: Top 10 Medical Universities In
Africa March 7, 2015 10:23 am ·Views: 816 1. MAKERERE UNIVERSITY – KAMPALA, UGANDA Founded in 1922, and later becoming an
independent national university in 1970, Makerere
University is Uganda’s largest and oldest public
university. The university developed a focused
research agenda in line with the national
government’s policy objectives, and seeks to support those programs with a multidisciplinary
approach ranging from natural sciences to
economics and education. Spread across three
campuses, Makerere University has a population of
over 40,000, with more than five percent of the
student body made up of international students. Makerere offers 145 undergraduate programs,
over 140 Postgraduate programs, and 135 Masters
Degree programs. Home to a top medical school,
the University of Makerere also partners with the
Northwestern University Feinberg School of
Medicine to host a medical exchange program in which students complete rotations in the fields of
cardiology, family planning, pediatrics, infectious
disease, and trauma (emergency medicine), among
many others. 2. UNIVERSITY OF GHANA AT LEGON – ACCRA, GHANA With a student population of around 30,000
(including over 1,000 international students), the
University of Ghana is the oldest and largest public
university in the country. Originally founded as an
affiliate college of the University of London, the
University of Ghana became an independent institution in 1961. Academic programming is
spread over nine colleges issuing an array of
academic degrees. A hub of research, the university
has institutes focusing on seismology, population
studies, migration studies, and ecology. The
university boasts partnerships with the Norwegian Universities’ Committee for Development Research
and Education, and the Commonwealth Universities
Student Exchange Consortium. Balm Library, the
university’s main library, has a collection of over
300,000 volumes. 3. UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI – NAIROBI, KENYA Tracing its roots back to 1956 as a technical
college, the University of Nairobi (UoN) became an
independent university in 1970. Today, the
university is spread across seven campuses and is
home to over 1,600 academic staff members who
oversee more than 70,000 students (at least 90 are PhD students), through over 600 of its university
programmes. UoN hosts an average of 120 foreign
students each year, and has close ties with the
international community, with official bilateral
collaborations with at least 20 global universities
and organizations in joint research and publications. The research intensive university has
over 1,000 research projects currently being
undertaken by staff and students, and boasts a
range of research facilities, including the expansive
Science and Technology Park which also houses
the small-scale digital fabrication workshop that serves as a rapid prototyping centre, the “FabLab.”
Its also a space where students can incubate and
develop business ideas, with entrepreneurship
strongly encouraged and supported throughout
the university, like at the School of Computing’s
Startup Incubation Program. 4. UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN – IBADAN, NIGERIA The oldest university in the continents’ most
populous country, the University of Ibadan (UI) has
a population of over 35,000 students, including
13,000 undergraduates, 7,000 postgraduates, and
14,000 distance learning students. With a total of
13 faculties – including Agriculture and Forestry, Veterinary Medicine and Technology – and 300
professors, UI produces an average of 3,000
postgraduate and PhD students every year. UI has
close ties with international institutions, including
the Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of
Medicine in the United States that sends its medical students to UI’s teaching hospital.

PhizyGodlove:
Thanks Dbrainiac. what I heard peeps say is no one can go for service twice. I heard for those going for direct entry don't need to serve but will do that at the end of the DE programme

overdrive:
I did mine yesterday

Millex:
Covenant has medicine now?