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celestialAgent:The best way to spot a fool is by their way of reasoning. |
TarOrfeeek:If you want to end your relationship, do it objectively. Don't hide behind my babe is from a single mother. Will you advise your sister to break up with a reasonable potential suitor that is well to do because he was raised by a single mum? |
Pecoleee345:I wonder what kind of test shows or proofs a woman could have weak womb. If you mentioned cervix incompetence, that will be reasonable, and which any woman could suffer even with no body count. My point: be objective about your challenges, and don't blame anyone for a medical condition that might not be their fault. |
well done sir,please can you help me check the history of this Toyota Corolla 2t1br32e56c709268. thanks so much. |
What a shame!!! The so call JOHESU that are coveting consultancy have no clue on how to treat patients in doctors absence but have gone to challenge NMA strike in court. Only nitwit wouldn't know better at this instance |
Shame on everyone here abusing doctors that will ever consult a doctor for illness or anything. To you all, Nigerian doctors don't know a thing and are proud. From this moment on always consult johesu and traditionalist but if you do otherwise, a big shame on you all. |
Many here deem it fit to abuse the doctors and take side. I pray you don't fall sick and need surgery this period. Then you will know the value of doctors |
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FREEDOM |
It is pathetic how many Nigerians reason. The big questions are; what has the government done on IPPS since ultimatum given by NARD. Are Nigerians aware that some Doctors have not been paid for months while some had theirs slashed. Does government yield to any other thing besides strike action. Is there any country in the world where residents are not paid. It aches my heart that it is the poor populace that will bear the brunt of this strike action but a sensitive government would have averted this because it is only a healthy nation that can be productive. |
Graise vanneni Adaobi |
Django unchained. The D is silent. |
it is shameful that a daylight robber like Alams got state pardon while people are in jail for stealing pepper. |
Blackcrackberry on the path to state of oblivion. Android Os is my choice anyday. |
parents have 50% while kids have 50% also to contribute to kids future. most often than not, good kids with good parents make the best out of life though there are exceptions. By and large the two parties are responsible. Thank God for my mother. |
Am proud to be a medic & any day i will choose to be one. though the profession is faced with so many challenges in Nigeria but it is still lucrative. nothing can be compared to ability to help others get well & give them hope. |
This guy is a disgrace to the noble profession . what % of nigerians earned up to 90k back in 2004. besides he was caught last xmas but didnt stop d buisness so he should face d penalties of his crime. |
CATASTROPHIC!!! corruption in its highest order,incessant bombing,association with thieves among others due to his cluelessness & lack of courage. jona,i pray you wisdom & courage next year. |
CATASTROPHIC!!! corruption in its highest order,incessant bombing,association with thiefs among others due to his cluelessness & lack of courage. jona,i pray you wisdom & courage next year. |
my best nigerian artiste. she is in class of her own. |
total bullshit |
a buffon,nitwit,daft,fatmaggot. |
No rightminded govt negotiates with terrorist let alone allowing the sect to nominate the moderators. if GEJ gives in to this,it will serve as impetus for other sect to terrorise the nation with the hope of round table discussion eventually. negotiating with BH will only worsen the situation on ground. |
only time will tell but i envisage a situation where ferdinard will not shake hands with the foolish terry |
Edwin clark needs electroencephalogram check up because i am sure there is pathology in his cerebrum to have been a proponent of such course. |
when will this nation be free from these swindlers. its pathetic. |
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