₦airaland Forum

Moonstone:
I trust that LeBron and co. will teach Pau Gasol and the others how to be young and dynamic.

I would like to see the series between them get to 7 games. I dont really mind either side eventually winning. Reason? Lebron is long overdue for a ring, while Kobe deserves more rings than he currently has (3) and they are both my NIGGIZZ, so, may the better men/team win!!!

Moonstone:
First team to go - DETROIT PISTONS
Second team to go - UTAH JAZZ.
Who's next??

The New Orleans Hornets must go next. How can you lose at home by almost 60 points?? na MARDI GRAS??!!!!!

they wanna go home in style. They are not even playing well

the most  have been drinking all that salt water from the great salt lake in Utah

they are playing Utter JAZZZ!!! LOL

the only make it to the top, and when it comes down to the finals the never know how to close.

GBAM! GBAM! (and very unlike their state-cousins, the spurs)

Make all them play quick abeg, make i see my Lakers-Cavs finals.

Half Time, Lakers lead by 13!

Jazz -Lakers are very good today oooo. Jazz wanna win by force.

na Initial GRAGRA. their season dey end today!!! MAMBAAAA!!!

Let us see what she looks like first, so we can make better judgements

, so we can make better judgements comments

this sounds rather odd but i'll chime in. From a medical point of view, it would be advisable (if she really has a malignant tumor) to get rid of the womb ASAP. Reason is she stands the chance of losing her life as well as her baby if she decides to continue to term so why lose both?

On the other hand, why does your uncle have to be the one to choose between saving his wife or his baby. Now i ask; what if he chooses the baby? is his wife going to let herself die because of her husband's decision? is she not competent enough to decide whether she wants to live or die? why abdicate such a life-and-death decision to her husband. In summary, your uncle SHOULD not be the one to decide (unless his wife is unconscious or in a deep coma) and even then, the doctors are obliged to act in her best interest which seems to be, in my opinion, taking out her womb if it puts her at risk of death.

where are all those ' nigeria out, ibo in' peeps when you need them

we dey hear. gini ne me

dude, these ants no dey use oxygen?

yea right, the best way to avoid malaria is to emigrate from Africa 2, ?

CHERI, GINI

, i mean YES, I will cherish Nigeria

ol'boy na your longthroat dey cause am, you no fit refuse the food

good question, but when the husband use all him energy to pound the yam, which wan he go use 'POUND' HIM WIFE after them chop finish

c'mon guys, this must be a TROLL. either that or the world is coming to an end, LOLL

you probably should also back up the pill with consistent and correct use of condoms. Now, that's safe sex.

adding Bananas & Plantains, very rich source of iron and potassium.

the problem with this kind of problem is that it tends to be recurrent. let's hope that for his sake and the sake of Naija football, he matures with age. on the funny side, with the amount of time he spends on the bench, i'm sure binge-drinking will ease the butt-pain

Interesting news, but sadly that's the nature of the game. When a team performs poorly, somebody has got to take the hit. The NFF are probably trying to cover their asses by doing something dramatic, considering the poor run of form the Eaglets are experiencing. Now, unless the Eaglets can somehow pull a surprise and win the upcoming competition, there will be enough blame to go around. However, the NFF is quietly aware that the backlash will be dampened if they fail with a new coach than if they had continued with Nwosu whose tactics and results were widely criticized.

It's nice to see a thread like this on here. I remember starting medschool with stars in my eyes, thinking of all the glory and comfort awaiting me in 6yrs as a qualified doc. As time dragged by and 6yrs became 7 and then some, and as the reality of healthcare in Naija hit, it was a rude awakening.

The bases of the problem with the medical field in Naija are numerous but one thing we all need to realise is that the people who can change (or at least improve) the system have NO STAKE in it. And by that I mean they do not utilise the so-called public health institutions and therefore, see no need to invest in same. I remember during the campaigns for the last presidential elections in 2007, when Atiku fell and hurt his knee and had to be flown abroad for "treatment". He returned a few days later with crutches (and analgesics, i suppose) after probably having an MRI done. Now I ask if the then-VP of a nation like Nigeria could not 'risk' having his injured knee treated in Naija, what incentive does he or any other leader have to improve the quality of healthcare when they are sure they will probably never need it? SAD.

this is interesting. i only hope Hajiya Waziri doesn't get forced out of the Force, like her predecessor was, when he apparently started rolling more eba than he could swallow , but interesting all the same. make we see wetin go happen.