₦airaland Forum

Jetleeee:
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mustmust:
[s]These guys are not serious. What has nigeria communication Commission got to do this. They even left out the sector regulator NBC






How many like for EFE [/s]

Archaa:
it feels good seeing you making a reasonable comments especially on NK' s thread, whom ever you are representing as online image maker shouldn't be anyone's business as long as it puts food on your table


it's better to leave NK's matter with the FG rather than typing all sorts of hate speech against each other on the internet, it gives a negative image to the country as a whole especially on Google search engine


unfortunately, a tourist from Japan or Canada cannot differentiate btw Igbo or Yoruba etc all he can deduce from Google search is that there are no peace in Nigeria


Slandering of our images on the internet have a far reaching negative consequences to the nation
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let's say No to politics of bitterness
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Carlmax:
Where is Jonathan

joseph1832:
Kindly explain, please.

joseph1832:
Humans are much loyal.

OMOTOWO:
I say amen to that.that was how I lost my baby a minute after he sneezed and that was immeaditely he was born..

9jakohai:
[s]I am quoting all of you guys and gals to tell you, nicely, that you are busy making unfounded assumptions.

At this point, we have no idea of the circumstances surrounding the woman's delivery of her third child. There has been no investigation, no autopsy, no white paper issued, nothing.

Yet, all of you promptly say.....it is due to all them bad Nigerian medical people.

Now, as an insider, I know some of us are not good enough. I know that maternal mortality in Nigeria can be partly explained by negligience.

But I also know that maternal mortlaity happens due to a variety of factors....which I will summarize here.

1.Sometimes, women do not get to hospital on time. Women in this country start antenatal late,or register at one hospital,. and then deliver in another. And soemtimes the hospital with the adequate equipment is far away from the woman.

2.And when you do not register for ANC....health problems that would have been detected and dealt with early...come to deal with us during labour and delivery

3.Sometimes the cause is beyond medicine. I once saw a woman who was rushed to the hospital where I was for an emergency CS. Everything was done. Doctors, Nurses, etc did their part. Yet the woman died. Cause of death...amniotic fluid embolisim. Is that negligence...or something beyond someone's control?

4.And how do we have a good healthcare system, when Nigerians insist on paying peanuts and expect USA level care.? Western world hospitals are super good...because people there pay high taxes to make sure they stay good. And if we started taxing Nigerians that way....there would be riots in the street. So...there isn't enough money to buy all the equipment, train extra hands, etc....and the oil money isn't even enough at $100 per barrel and above.


But what annoys me about your comment is that without getting any facts....you people blame Nigerian medical staff. Now...I know many of us are not good...as I said...but I also know many of us who do a good job despite the circumstances.

I am sad that you my Nigerians can be so judgemental with so little facts. Abeg....park well[/s] .

sirpharrell:
Truth is majority of our artistes can not sing live. I get embarrassed when I see our supposed top artistes come to a concert and can not even sing their own songs live. All they do is to lip sync and jump around the stage. It's even more alarming when you see them do the same thing overseas and in major continental shows like big brother, MAMA awards, etc. It is really disgraceful. Nigerian music is dominating in the continent now but that dominance can not be sustained if our artistes keep embarrassing themselves in concerts.

I have stopped going to shows because of this crap. The only show I attended recently is the Tuface at 40 Tribute and its because I knew Tuface will ask them not to lip sync. All the artistes actually sang live that night except Sheyi Shay who still lip synced her own songs. That's the only proper concert I have attended in recent times. I know the younger generation have come to accept the lipsyncing trend as normal, but that is because they have never really been exposed to a proper concert like we had in years past. They never saw Fela.