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Topol99:
Any pharmacognosy aspirant here?

jmoore:
Bros, he can only buy Arsenal if he wants to use it as Charity organization. Two major shareholders of Arsenal won't sell cheap.

jmoore:
It is not possible. Unless he is ready to spend a lot, I mean a lot of $billions.

Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov who is worth $15 billion by Forbes has 30% share.

The major shareholder American Stan Kroenke has 65%.

ArcToyin:
Sometimes we think God is leading us whereas I might just be an illusion. Remember when God told Peter to kill and eat, he was arguing with same God he heard His voice and at the end of the day he didn't comply.

[b]Gov. Muhammadu Bindow of Adamawa state has personally intervened in a situation involving a doctor in a private clinic in Yola who conducted a surgery on Hamman, a 23-year-old herdsman from Fufore Local Government Area of the state where he removed his kidney after mistaking it for tumour.

Commissioner for Health in Adamawa, Dr Fatima Atiku, in a statement made available to newsmen on Monday said Hamman was responding to treatment after he was referred to Malam Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, Kano.

According to her, Gov. Muhammadu Bindow personally intervened in the matter. She said that Hamman was taken to Malam Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital personally by the governor in good faith and that his kidney transplant would be conducted soon.

”Available reports show that Isa Hamman’s condition is stable, and he is responding to treatment, while clinical examinations are still ongoing,” Atiku said.

She however dismissed alleged online publications criticizing government for taking the patient to Kano “just to die’’, saying that the publication was misleading and false.

” This publication is not only false, but a figment of the thinking of the writer aimed at tarnishing the image of the Adamawa State Government. “It is also intended to spoil the good relationship between the patient’s family and the government,” the commissioner said.

The doctor’s conduct was described as unprofessional by a committee constituted by the ministry of health that investigated the incident.

Meanwhile, a man, who promised to donate one of his kidneys to the victim, accompanied them to Kano for the transplant following the donation of N5 million by Gov. Bindow for the treatment of the victim.[/b]

ArcToyin:
Only if God approves his act.

Oluwabenny:
I hope he has returned his waec certificate

jlinkd78:
Didn't see where Pharmacist was mentioned in DAT writeup. Most Hospitals in a bid to cut costs just engage the services of nurses who barely know about drug interactions to dispense medications and in d process avoidable deaths end up taking lives. Rest in Peace.

paulabdeel:
Use Google. There are softwares for data recovery.

Dottore:
Interesting. I will come back when they are handcuffed and thrown into blackmaria

DaBullIT:
THISDAY LIVE

DaBullIT:
Fake news , I disputed it earlier , EFCC has denied being involved with such arrest