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Internet never forgives nor forgets
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We keep running but we are not making progress in this cow ntry
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Ladies and gents, my name is Cherooke Bills, let it be known that I don't enjoy violence, that said, I want you to know you are in company of extremely violent individuals, ughhh, so do no stupid shit.......godtier dialogues on the harder they fall |
I suspect heart failure but KIV chronic renal disease, take him to a specialist asap |
Saw this fully synthetic oil, please has anyone used it? Good enough for a camry 2012 with spec of 5W 30? Mobil 1 don tire me.
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Without being superfluously verbose, this egregious edict is not only preposterous but also obstreperous! That being said, this tirade of buffoonery and spells of hocus-pocus by the top and second bananas showcasing their banality should be met with the ingenuity of NARD. In other words, since both the claimant and the defendant have been *ordered by the court to suspend all forms of hostilities...* which neither party has obeyed, and the creditor scampers ahead through their legal representatives via lack of wits or supposedly too much of it, to serve the debtor *notice of contempt of court* for flouting the court order, *the debtor should serve same to the creditor!* Let the stalemate be stale to all the mates involved! Dr Bello |
Does this mean that all Nigerian doctors on strike are going to prison?
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After the president asked Ngige to set aside all technicalities to stop this strike, Ministers of health and Labour remain adamant and causing more deaths of innocent Nigerians.
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Ngr 58 54 Ita |
22/17 |
I don't think it's a good product, it has this annoying noise and does not cool fast, I didn't wait to check the holding capacity of freezing, returned it to the seller and added 10k to the money for a haier thermocool |
Arizoner:go and watch *takers* you will respect Chris Nrowm |
Osun state |
Noticed a had a flat battery on my Rx350 some days back, changed the battery but by 2nd day same thing, had to jump start the car drove it the whole day while running errands, just started it on saturday morning to give room for my neighbor to drive out, but this evening the car battery can't start the car. The car had to be jump started, drove it for 10 mins and the successfully restarted the car. Now I think my alternator is fine, but my electrician thinks something is draining the car battery, I have a tracker installed which I had to remove before the last incidence. Has anyone experienced this and any solution? |
No good movies these days, after I rewatched good fellas which I rate 9/10, I just sabi say these WC, Disney etc al just dey feed us shit. Abeg wetin go earn me barn here sef? |
Nairaland |
Decided to change my old freezer which have been on and off the engineer, I had Haier thermocool in mind which goes for 130k for 202L, but my guy has been persuading me to go for the AEON one same 202L but 120k, that its a new product better than thermocool. Pls has anyone used this product and does it work the buy?? |
Illichapo by illbliss, I love the album |
176k in 2010 |
3.5 mil |
Make the two idiots just marry na |
Front page pls |
HUMILIATION OF HEALTH WORKERS ON TRANSIT IN OSUN STATE: AN UNNECESSARY DISTRACTION. As a background information, this happened to a Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist and Fellow of the West African College of Surgeons. We were contemporaries during residency here at OAUTHC. He currently runs his own Specialist Hospital here in Ife. His wife is also a Senior Medical Officer at the State Hospital, Oke-Ogbo, Osun State. The brutalization of this couple calls for a deep introspection among Doctors, who are the De facto leaders of the health sector. The current restriction of movement is for health reasons. It is therefore perfectly rational that health workers should be given free access to movement as directed by the President. The trend over the last 10 days has however been disturbing. It started with the CP of Lagos state declaring that ID cards will not be sufficient for health workers. They must all carry their duty rota along with them whenever they are on the road. I was happy that his errors were promptly brought to the notice of the public and he tendered an open apology. It's common knowledge that health workers often self-sacrifice their time to offer help to many patients in need beyond the regular working hours, or even when they are not on call, for no extra pay. The CP was about to tread a wrong part before he was cautioned. Kudos to NMA Lagos and the CP as well. Next is the Uyo case. Dr Daniel Edet of the University of Uyo Teaching Hospital was on his way to work when he was beaten by a Police Sergeant till his bone was fractured. Imagine the force it will require to fracture the bone of an adult male! What a way of preventing the spread of corona virus! It took the intervention of the Akwa Ibom NMA and ARD to rescue him and resolve the issue. The poor Dr is having his fractured forearm mended by the Orthopaedic Surgeons of the hospital presently. In response, the CP of Akwa Ibom tendered an open apology and revealed that the erring policeman has been demoted from the rank of a Sergeant to a Corporal. I pray the Dr involved recovers fully, not only from the fracture, but also from the emotional trauma he was subjected to. Today mark's another sad episode in the ongoing saga, with the physical assault of a Consultant and his wife. It takes humane feeling to understand the inhumanity meted out to this couple. I can't even begin to imagine how unkind it is to put two Doctors behind bars for being on the road, while the police team danced away to the ring tunes of the Drs' phones as patients in need of their attention rang them endlessly! It took the intervention of a pregnant patient that needed surgery to physically come to the Police station to secure the temporary release of the couple! We will await the response of Osun State NMA to this. It is bothersome that at a time when the citizens of other countries are declaring their health care workers as heroes, clapping for them every week, with corporate organisations providing free rides, offering to feed them at work and granting rebates on items purchased, the Nigerian police has chosen to brutalize the Nigerian health care workers physically and emotionally. I think the National leadership of the NMA should speak to this. It should no longer be left to state chapters to handle. I also think that the National leadership of the Nigerian Police should address this as well. Doctors and other health care workers are already endangered by the ongoing pandemic. The super-imposed burden of physical assault is unnecessary and stands condemned. A stitch in time saves many. Ibraheem Awowole. |
Someone said I’m not surprised Buhari tested Negative, Nothing can grow in him - not ideas, not innovations, not even Viruses |
Conmess 4 step4 had 40k added and arrears of 283k added, a bomb yultide |
Will it reduce or stop corruption, looting, kidnapping and poverty?? Next!!! |