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The turf is peeling off.Shoddy job? Time shall tell

Never knew Amaju Pinnick,the NFF president was this young.Seeing his face for the first time.He talks like a visionary.Thank God for the change

Gist were bound that he was dating Onyeka Onwenu at a point in time especially when they did a collabo.No be talk am oo. .Anyway 7 is a crowd

ninnyanny:
worrisdis? naija don fall hand....

I think it is strategic,Nhlanhla will most likely get to the final,SADC will vote en bloc.Allowing more of the SADC HMs to get to the final will divide their votes.

drealdoc89:
Its fallacy to categorically say that what the OP talked about cuts across all tertiary health institutions. My question to you is, how many have you being to?

All tertiary health institutions may not be as bad as the op painted but I am sure you got my drift.They are ALL far below standard.Some of us who work in the hospital environment know that citizens of this country deserve better than what we have got at the moment.The public hospitals are in shambles.

Shy Dayo.How will he muster up courage to talk on the floor of the house.I wish him the best though

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@Op,I wish your mum soonest recovery.On a different note,what you saw was not peculiar to the hospital you mentioned but cuts across all the tertiary health institutions across the nation.This is what the NMA has been fighting to stem,the sorry state of our health institutions.Alas doctors were called different derogatory names.The citizens of this country have to stand up and do something fast otherwise things will get worse.

ujoinme:
You heard wrong,turf is grass not artificial.

That's nice.Thanx

Heard the turf is artificial,how true is this?

What a country!Little wonder some people are fighting one another over who will lead the hugely corrupt NFF.

torkaka:
In fight to stop Ebola, Nigeria

In addition, 49 percent of Lagos state's population lives in poverty in slums with little sanitation. Making matters worse is that doctors discovered an Ebola case in Port Harcourt, another extremely poor area where the majority of people live in shanties with almost nonexistent sanitation (keep in mind, the disease is spread by bodily fluids).

And it was not just lives at risk. As FP reported in August, an outbreak in Nigeria had the potential to devastate West Africa's economy.

Nigeria seemed like the ideal petri dish for the virus to grow. That's what makes the World Health Organization's announcement that "Nigeria is now free of Ebola virus transmission" a massive relief in the fight to stop the pandemic that began in December 2013.

That WHO announcement reveals an organization that seems to be in disbelief. In a situation assessment, the WHO called it a "spectacular success story" that prevented "potentially the most explosive Ebola outbreak imaginable."

So how did Nigeria, a country with poor public-health infrastructure and a GDP of $510 billion, manage to contain the disease when the United States, a country with sophisticated public-health infrastructure and a GDP of $17.3 trillion, could not?

First, a bit of luck: Nigeria's "patient zero," a man from Liberia, collapsed in a Lagos airport, making it easier to identify those exposed to the disease.


"What helped Nigeria is that they quickly traced the source of the virus," said Richard Downie, an expert on Nigeria at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. "The fact that he collapsed in the airport was good luck in a good way."

However, Downie credits Nigeria, a country not known for coordinated or effective action at the national level (see the fight against Boko Haram), for what came next.

"What impressed me the most about the response, and somewhat surprised me given Nigeria's track record in dealing with other crises, is that they were so thorough about it," Downie said.



http://www.chicagotribune.com/sns-wp-wp-frgnp-bc-ebola-nigeria21-20141021-story.html

What!!!Chai,see insult!

He also has a problem with his professional constituency.I mean my colleagues,we are yet to forgive him for his blatant insult.All the same,he did very well when it comes to the Ebola issue.I wish him well in his future endevours.

I wonder why the press is still giving this man publicity.The press is the real enemy of Nigerian football

I will not entirely blame Morroco for taking such a decision.The Ebola issue is a very serious one,even the US with its medical might is still grappling with the disease outbreak on her soil to the extent that they had to refer the latest case to a different health institution for care,signaling a loss of confidence in the hospital where Mr Duncan was initially managed before his death.Morroco probably realized the pressure of handling the preparation for the tournament which include the stadia,hotels and so on, coupled with the number of tourists and sport fans that would grace the event,and having to add this to monitoring of health of visitors during this period.It is just not an easy job.I am sure they would have asked themselves whether it worths the stress and whether they could come out unscathed.I wish any country that opts to replace Morroco all the best.Its truly not an easy task.

ismailaja:
i like u gal, acept me nd giv me ur pin, i dey beg ooo

How she go give you her PIN when you dey busy dey follow all the chicks for Nairaland.Siddon there she don check out your profile.Anyway try harder,you never can tell,you know how women be .E no concern me

I will not entirely blame them for taking such a decision.The Ebola issue is a very serious one,even the US with its medical might is still grappling with the disease outbreak on her soil to the extent that they had to refer the latest case to a different health institution for care,signaling a loss of confidence in the hospital where Mr Duncan was initially managed before his death.Morroco probably realized the pressure of handling the preparation for the tournament which include the stadia,hotels and so on, coupled with the number of tourists and sport fans that would grace the event,and having to add this to monitoring of health of visitors during this period.It is just not an easy job.I am sure they would have asked themselves whether it worths the stress and whether they could come out unscathed.I wish any country that opts to replace Morroco all the best.Its truly not an easy task.

It's still on AIT

desy24444:
is nt JOHESU.dnt misinform people

who are they?

Ndi'Igbo may not be getting the best of what she deserves.I must say that we will continue to fight and clamor for the best.However going by history,I believe that right now there is no better alternative.

I have no party affiliation before you term me APC supporter.This one na BIG LIE

yuzjet:
And what's dat got to do in 2014?

A lot.He who doesn't know where the rain started beating him,will not know where it stopped.

Even the Super Falcons are a shadow of their old self

Please disband this team not just sacking keshi alone.They have lost it

NFF

Is this the team that won AFCON less than 2 years ago?

Konji dey catch these ppl.Its already showing.Its just a matter of time they will soon discharge.They are inflammable.That Sheilla girl too badt gaan

Yeeeeeeh Luis pwick don stand ooo .See grinding

Butterphly is a Lone Ranger.Just refuses to mix up

eleko1:
Madam.I enjoyed reading Ur post/support ur analysis of post as it concerned National affiars and others but here,I disagree with U.This is a challenge for Ini Edo too to spill the beans if she have the dosier of her hubby escapade.Abeg,stop defending indefensible.Ini edo is a Useless lady.

Spill which beans,I do not agree with Berem's comment but asking Ini to descend that low is not what is needed at this point in time.The families involved should rather come together and find a way to sort this out and not continue to wash their dirty linen in public,maturity should be their watchword.Going to the press and pointing accusing finger is certainly not the best.It will do more harm than good.

It baffles me the way guys are so quick to judge this lady without concrete evidence.

Laveda and Tayo,hmmmmm?