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nelszx:My dear, if u're going somwia & u don't know d way, ask 4 direction. Wot u're advising him 2 do ll result 2 septic abortion, dat's d point I'm driving at, even if u didn't advise him 2 go do an abortion. Abortion is not necessarily wen u willfully make an attempt to terminate pregnancy. Buh d golden rule is dat wen an abortion occurs (by wotever means) it shud be complete asap cos d remaining stuff may get infected (septic abortion) among many other complications. Hence dat's d implication of ur asking him 2 wait 4 weeks. |
Curioussme:4 ur mind, u know u wanna eat of d forbidden fruit. U're only looking 4 excuse. Contunu! |
nelszx:Septic Abortion Loading.......... |
progress69:I'm sorry, I'm not trying 2 b sarcastic, buh I guess it's cos he gets advise frm pipu like u, wu wud rather advise him on trying various remedies wtout knowing d implications of such. This is som1 dat needs on-the-spot assessment cos until proven otherwise this story is looking like an incomplete abortion (foetus most likely dead inside d womb) & she'll probably nid evacuation wt post abortal care. If he tries ur Cytotec & it doesn't work, then he gets another drug frm another person (maybe herbal concoction). Yet d longer she stays playing trial & error d more her chances of progressing 2 Septic abortion. |
Thot this madam said she was beginning 2 mind her bizz? ![]() |
HungerBAD:Pls, it's not common malaria. It's slight malaria. We can treat common malaria in Nigeria cos malaria is more common here than any other con3. Unfortunately, we canNOT treat slight malaria. It can best be treated in UAE. |
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Pls add me on WhatsApp 08058059800 |
Proudlyngwa:Honestly, dat thing is looking 2 me like a painting. Only those wu ain't seen a corpse b4, berra still an head injured victim ll bliv this. I no know wen skull turn shell. Moreso, there's no how u'll av this degree of head injury & d blood ll still be curtailed wtin d skull. Dat's not even minding other dynamics/analysis of d event wc do not tally. Eg, how ll there be gunshot & all u'll notice is fluid draining, how d she escape d bullet considering d magnitude of d wound vis-a-vis d proximity. |
splenzard:Of course she does. She's got a daughter wu shud be in her late teens, if not early 20s |
Jchi9876:Guy, I no know weytin una dey drag, buh I so much fall in love wt ur responses, very matured. Unlike some other Nairalanders dat ll turn every discussion 2 a yabbing competition. If all Nairalanders display ur level of maturity then this forum ll be d cynosure of all eyes. |
gen2briz:Oke is ever versatile & articulate. The last debate (2012) was btw him & Mimiko. Aketi was conspicuously & stupendously ignorant. |
Odunharry:Gbam! Ur head dey dia. U jst summarised everything |
Progressive01:Dat's d law of their land, & d law wasn't made cos of Nigerians. Twas made 2 set a standard & Nigerians r aware. So u either abide or leave their land. Corruption is d order of d day here buh there're con3 where u dare not try it cos they don't tolerate it. I'm sure there're still others out there still taking d risk. Let's call a spade a spade. Like my people ll always say, we shud rather rebuke a thief than tell d owner he didn't keep his property well. |
PANDOGARI:On d contrary, me think her dressing appears more decent these days, & I appreciate dat. She's beautiful, & so ll always look gud in wot e'er she puts on. |
tiwaz:Na "innocenti" go suffer am. |
tiwaz: |
I'm getting there. ....... Soonest! |
BlackMbakara1:Me too 1st wan para, til I see d woman post say she no claim say na she harvest am. Na OP dey confabulate |
Thot he said d only Shina he knows is Shina Peters? |
That's if he's interested in u at all. If not, u'll only succeed in making him lust after u. End result: chop, clean mouth & waka pass. |
Cool. Eagerly waiting 4 those advising me 2 get anoda phone. |
ImperialYoruba:World or Africa? ? Has she displaced Oprah? |
Wonderful! U mean 9ja celebs can still dress responsibly 2 events. Thumbs up! Imagine how beautiful & gorgeous she is in d outfit. Yet if they avn't exposed their "upandan" they won't feel fulfilled. |
lastbaff:It's essentially a cosmetic surgery, jst 2 replace d missing outter ear. If d damage involved d middle (+/- d inner ear, then it's completely useless functionally. |
WomanOfRace:Death 4yrs after wedding, my dear there's much likelihood dat ur sis either didn't die of d HIV (except if she died of d psychological complications emanating frm it, depression for example) or she's contracted d HIV b4 d marriage. |
blackjah:Everything is not abt money. In fact, in child training, parental guidance (cum presence of parent figure) takes precedence over money. Where I com frm, one of d highest form of abuse is 2 tell u dat u lack hometraining. No amt of money's gonna buy u dat. Unfortunately, these kids ain't likely 2 get dat even if their parents were 2geda. That's y many of dem cannot even wash their pants, let alone make eba. & dat's y many of dem av failed relationships. |
JumiR:Pls, is there a new definition of Infancy nw ![]() |
Fact is, some of dem r attractive while others r horrible. Jst like gap tooth too. |
A triumphant Donald Trump heads to the White House Thursday for talks with President Barack Obama on securing a smooth transition of power and steading nerves after an election that shocked the world. Forty-eight hours after Trump’s upset win, the 70-year-old president-elect will get a chance to measure the drapes ahead of his January inauguration. It could be a deeply uneasy meeting for two men who have sparred repeatedly. Trump has questioned whether Obama was born in the United States — a suggestion laden with deep racial overtones — and the Democratic commander-in-chief has described the celebrity businessman as “uniquely unqualified” to be president. But the last day has seen efforts to bring this deeply divided country together after a brutal two-year battle for the White House that at times appeared more tribal than partisan. Vanquished Democratic rival Hillary Clinton fought back the bitter disappointment of not becoming America’s first female president to urge Americans to give Trump a chance, at least from the outset. “We owe him an open mind and the chance to lead,” she said in a concession speech. Obama, addressing disconsolate staff in the White House Rose Garden, played down the extraordinary Trump win, painting it as democracy being its messy self. “Sometimes you lose an argument,” he said, adding that all Americans would now be “rooting” for Trump’s success. “We are Americans first. We’re patriots first. We all want what’s best for this country,” Obama said as staff wiped away tears and pondered whether his administration’s eight years of toil had come to naught. In the battle for the soul of America, those who helped elect America’s first black president now appear to be in retreat. Both Obama and Clinton issued a faint but definite warning that Trump must respect institutions and the rule of law if a modicum of goodwill is to hold. In remarks that would once have seemed unthinkable, the president of the world’s foremost democracy and military power subtly urged his successor to respect the 240-year-old system of governance and its institutions. “The country,” Obama said “needs a sense of unity, a sense of inclusion, a respect for our institutions, our way of life, rule of law, and a respect for each other.” White House spokesman Josh Earnest demurred when asked whether Trump would respect the rule of law. His tone “would seem to suggest that certain basic principles of our democracy are likely to be upheld.” Brave new world “Likely” is unlikely clear enough for Washington’s partners who see the entire global political order, which hinges on Washington’s moral and military leadership, as cast into doubt. German Chancellor Angela Merkel appeared to take on the mantle of champion of liberal values and “leader of the free world,” an epithet usually reserved for American presidents. She warned that “close cooperation” between the two countries must be based on shared democratic values, and reminded Trump of the global responsibility he carries. “On the basis of these values, I offer close cooperation to the future president of the United States of America, Donald Trump.” Europe, already beset by financial and social crises and internal divisions, now faces existential questions about its own security. Trump has questioned the US-led NATO’s key collective defense guarantee. The leaders of America’s closest hemispheric partners, Canada and Mexico, quickly made clear their willingness to work with the new president, offering a message of continuity and stability with their giant neighbor. Mexico’s President Enrique Pena Nieto reached out to the president-elect, agreeing to a meeting. ‘Redemption, not recrimination’ The Republican Party leadership, too, embraced their newfound champion. House Speaker Paul Ryan, who had distanced himself from Trump in the final month of the campaign, pledged to “hit the ground running” and work with him on conservative legislation. But Ryan also called for healing, saying the bitterly contested race must be followed by a period “of redemption, not a time of recrimination.” Likewise, Trump called for national reconciliation after Clinton conceded defeat in a result that virtually no poll had dreamed of predicting. He told a crowd of jubilant supporters early Wednesday in New York “it is time for America to bind the wounds of division” as he pledged to work with Democrats in office. On Wednesday Trump huddled at Trump Tower in New York with a group of advisers, planning the transition to running the world’s largest economy when he takes office on January 20. During a bitter campaign that tugged at America’s democratic fabric, the tycoon pledged to deport illegal immigrants, ban Muslims from the country and tear up free-trade deals. Trump’s campaign message was embraced by a large section of America’s white majority, grown increasingly disgruntled by the scope of social and economic change under Obama. But it was passionately rejected by Clinton supporters. Thousands of protesters rallied across the United States late Wednesday expressing shock and anger over Trump’s election, vowing to oppose divisive views they say helped the Republican billionaire win the White House. In Washington, several hundred gathered in front of the White House for a candlelight vigil on a damp, chilly evening, criticizing what they called Trump’s racism, sexism and xenophobia, and carrying signs reading “We have a voice!” and “Education for all!” Some of the most enthusiastic support for Trump came from far-right and nationalist politicians in Europe such as French opposition figure Marine Le Pen, Matteo Salvini of Italy’s Northern League and British euroskeptic Nigel Farage. Russia’s autocratic leader Vladimir Putin said he wanted to rebuild “full-fledged relations” with the United States, as he warmly congratulated the president-elect. Source: http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/842923/obama-to-host-trump-at-white-house
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