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More pictures. Had some problem so i did some screen shots...

Problem with network... I ditched my Calvin Klein sandals and bought myself some rubber slippers.

Now, of the about 3km road, only about 30-40 metres have been touched by the idle bulldozers..I would start uploading the pictures, as the network allow..

Some few months ago, it was posted, with pictures, on nairaland, that the Governor of Abia state has started the reconstruction of this road. So as an Aba-brought up, i was up in the skies with glee, because I usually would have to pass thru the said road whenever i enter Aba.
Last weekend, I decided to go to Aba, to pick up my certificates for completing my final clearance, I said I must pass thru the road and really see wats up and also document my findings.
I am not going to castigate any person, but I will be forced to make one or two comments that some might not like.

My own moment was back in the years, when I went to play keyboard for one ministry like that. As a person, I don't pay interest to such ministries, but since they were paying me for my service, who was I to complain. So when their pastor started preaching, as usual, I just slept off, only for me to see myself on the floor. Alas, I fell to the floor, and it was not anointing but sleep that brought me down.

A hen owned by a Massachusetts woman who specializes in
chicken rehabilitation and rescue is getting fitted with a
prosthetic leg Wednesday at Tufts University's Cummings
School of Veterinary Medicine.
Andrea Martin, of Clinton, says she is paying for the $2,500
operation out of her own pocket. She says the alternative is
euthanization.
The chicken, named Cecily, was born with a damaged tendon
in the leg that makes it useless.
The surgery will begin when Emi Knafo, a specialist in avian
orthopedics, will amputate Cecily's right leg.
After a 10- to 14-day recovery period, the prosthetic, made on
a 3-D printer, will be fitted.
Similar surgery has been performed on a rooster and duck,
though not at Tufts.
The Gazette
http://lindaikeji..co.ke/2015/08/lolmassachusetts-womans-chicken-gets.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+/OqshX+(Welcome+to+Linda+Ikeji's+Blog)&m=1

General, are you selling all your dogs?

Omo, the one we do for my school no reach this. MBBS no be mai mai...
[url]lindaikeji..co.ke/2015/08/photo-of-day.html?m=1

My question, do the Nigerian police do online policing and monitoring? Is there any govt parastatal saddled with such responsibility?

generalj1:
thanks ElPhoche,

i forgot to add reason.

my family is relocating leaving only me. hence i dont need a big house again..therefore man need to change address.

in summary, am moving out of my house latest november this year and am not sure a mini apartment in lekki or oniru will allow me keep much dogs.

Chaiii, general, remember you owe me a puppy, when i am ready oh. Please, I forgot to announce and tell you, I have graduated oh. That was last two weeks Friday. I am now a doctor.

General, why are you selling your dogs?

mentorandfriend:
News reaching me now from my colleagues has it that this nice doctor is dead.
He had a head-on collision with his Toyota Corolla into an oncoming trailer.
He was two sets ahead of me in medical school. We trained in same University. I know him personally. Very nice gentleman.

Rest in Peace Dr Henry. This world is just worthless.

Lalasticlala, please find a way to let people know this, so the search and all the harshtags trending on twitter and facebook in search of him can end.

Nna eh, self. We lose another one again, the second doctor in a week. God help us oh...

This is the definition of strength, love, and pure raw beauty. Mom
was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer halfway through
pregnancy with her surprise gender baby. She had one breast
removed and underwent chemo while carrying her miracle baby. She
was induced at 36 weeks in order to receive more treatment. Baby
BOY was born ready to prove to the world his strength he inherited
from his strong mommy. He latched on to her remaining breast all
on his own and the room erupted in so many emotions.
Breastfeeding is such a sacred bond, and this one just makes my
heart break and swell at the same time. I am beyond blessed to
have met and gotten to know this woman and her family, and so
honored she asked me to be there to document these precious
moments. Please share, and continue to pray for this family as they
go into their next journey together!
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=855412017851919&id=107922699267525&refid=28&_ft_=qid.6174533564993351000%3Amf_story_key.-3674747618051031034%3AeligibleForSeeFirstBumping.&__tn__=%2As
These women go through hell and still try to stick it out with their kids. God bless them. God bless women....

DBestDoc:
My thoughts exactly.
For sure, that is not an oral thrush neither is it a cancerous lesion going by the 11yrs history.

You and Lagusta mirrored my thoughts. The long history and absence of white plaques kinda defeats those. It might be far reaching, but what about amyloidosis?

mentorandfriend:
I could even count up to 50 differentials of that kind of sore. If she is losing weight, I strongly think it is thrush (oral candidiasis), and thus the parents must ascertain their HIV status and that of the child. Oral candidiasis is an AIDS-defining disease.

It could be oral cancer too, since it is involving the teeth and gingivae. Oral erosion from oral cancer can become superimposed with bacteria and other flora in the mouth and cause massive pus formation.

Another is Blastomycosis, then oral Herpes Simplex Virus-1.

She must get tested for HIV first, she and her parents. The sore sample should be tested for culture and sensitivity, and strong antibiotics that the test sample is sensitive to should be given upwards of 21days. It will surely clear that mess of pus and swollen sores first before anything else. Goodluck.

Chiefoh, so you are a regular on nairaland?I am following you oh.
Anyway, considering the history and the characteristic picture of the tongue of the girl, and the fact that there is no peri-oral blisters and sores, why dont we think of a depositing disease like AMYLOIDOSIS?
The reason for my diagnosis is that a)Like i said before, from the picture, it is largely a tongue thing. b)The characteristic white plaque of oral candidiasis is not quite obvious, but i am not ruling it out.
However, OP, forget our playing doctors from a distance, the best bet for the girl is to take her to a QUALIFIED doctor, at this stage, I would ask you to go and see a gatroenterologist. But likely, frim what i am seeing, the case would be multidisciplinary

Happy sunday, ma peeps......

ChelseaDr:
; I think our treasury has a bigger hole

With due respect, l think this lawyer needs to go back to school. He said University of Ibadan has no facility to treat Hypertensive heart disease...Haba lawyer. He is also confused about hole in the heart and hypertensive heart diaease..Haba haba Lawyer! How can you say this kind of trash.

If he was diagnosed hypertensive heart disease recently was he also diagnosed of a hole in the heart recently?

Haha, exactly my thoughts when i read d news. For crying out loud, hypertensive cardiomyopathy , which is acquired, is different from hole in d heart which is congenital.........unless he had a background asymptomatic hole., which i doubt

So funny, i had myself laughing....

Waliyllahi:
Ohk. tHanks for d compliment. i actually tot so cos finals is around d corner here too. anyway, all d best.

Thanks. Are you u in UI, medicine?

Waliyllahi:
Looks like u ar a UI med student

No, not UI but UNIZIK, however I was in UI for this year's edition of the dokita quiz. UI is a nice school..

5minsmadness:
I disagree with you 50%.
The moment you get your medical certificate it'd like a one way speeding train into the medical world and you can hardly stop for anything until one day you wake up and realise you are deeply embedded in a profession you hate with passion and by then it might be too late. People will keep asking you "ah but you have the medical certificate already na, why not continue the practice." It might actually have been easier for him to do what he did than write the final exam and probably seal his fate forever.

The guy courageous sha.

My dear, I totally disagree with you, 100%. It is not a one way speeding train. You can simply choose not to practise. Nobody will force you to. A lot of people have done that. I know about 3 people in my class who said they will not practise.

cerzo:
rubbish..dat is what i called frustration..smth is wrong wth him..maybe he knows dat he is going to fail..nd it may entail withdrawal..his admission to unilag was it via transfer or jamb..if by transfer then he is right in wat he did cus writing d exam nd failing it will lead to withdrawal from college of medicine..gd luck bro...u re lucky dat u parent have d money to support u

I was wondering oh, since his final exams should hqve been by July. He would have waited for Jamb, unless he switched or something which he did not explain well.

Some of us are not cut out for the job. To have survived up to final year in medicine means that you are more intelligent than the average lot. I know a lot like him now in my class. But to have just given up 2 weeks before the final MBBS smacks of a bad decision. He should have weathered it out and then gone for the course of his choice.
I know some people in my class who say they wont practice after graduation, like Kelvin who says he is going to play professional football.
I am two weeks from my own final exams, come 24th July by his grace, I would be a certified doctor.

General, i deh use my eyes to deh follow u about oh. Learning from you....till I am ready to take the step

I wonder how a two year old **nis would be adequate for the kind bleeping. Play wit it, yes, but bleep? I say no. I dont believe this fable oh :/

Chai, if to say I get money, i for don buy this dog without pricing self.... See those lovely pups....

youmour:
See as you dey apologise up and down,be like say you be oyibo oh,or you new for nairaland,nna shun those men and freestyle with your gbagun jare,nothing do you

My guy, don't mind me. I messed up big time. Let me just apologize and quieten the whole ish. Hahahaha

Starships4u:
Oga did I hear u say graduate With this rotten English Oh JESUS!! Na una de swagg pass for down school.... LORD have mercy...

Teebaxy, Rick9, Starships4U, I am sorry if you feel offended. The thing is, I use GOKeyboard to type, and the autocorrect/T9 is on. Sometimes, I don't go back to double-check and I fall into trouble sometimes.
Forgive me. I have been a victim of it a lot, severally. Because of
this, I am deactivating it now. I believe I am not the only person to fall for it, But still ignorance is no excuse. I humbly apologize and I hope you accept.

[quote author=teebaxy post=35121736]I envy your grammar. your wasting your time in schools bros.[/quote
Teebaxy, I am sorry if you feel offended. The thing is, I use GOKeyboard to type, and the autocorrect/T9 is on. Sometimes, I don't go back to double-check and I fall into trouble sometimes. Forgive me. I have been a victim of it a lot, severally. Because of this, I am deactivating it now.

generalj1:
.

nothing makes me happy like someone i know can take care of dogs and loves dogs.

i have mated my 2 rotts, gsd and most importantly my boerboel.

hopefully by july ending, i should be expecting some puppies from these bitches.

by all means, when u finish from school, settle down and get a place and how to care for your dog then call me.

i should have a dog for you puppy or adult.

forget how much you have....if am convinced that you can talk good care of your dog..i will give you a dog..puppy or adult.

in as much as I would love to make money from my dogs, I cherish the happiness in people when they acquire a new pet and i will love to be responsible for such smile.

enjoy your final moment in school and have a safe journey back home

Thanks, my chairman. I sure will...