₦airaland Forum

I'm currently a student of OAU Ile-Ife, and we are in the second semester taking our exams . The semester will end at the end of this month , and we will resume immediately on 3rd May,in which case I will pay my school fee which is a burden on me because of poverty. I need money which I can use to acquire at least a 2nd-hand Bajaj motor cycle. The reason for this request is that,if I request school fee now,and I get it,next time,will I still request? Of course,that will be boring and annoying! But if I acquire the bike,I will use it for commercial purpose ,so that I can pay my current fee and the subsequent ones and even help others.
I therefore call on philanthropic, benevolent and generous nairalander to pls help me out! May Almighty God meet your own needs too. I can provide evidence of my studentship and other relevant documents if requested by an intending helper for verification purpose
My contacts: emisco66@gmail.com
08134583636 . Thanks a lot!!!

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When present Goodluck Jonathan
signed the National Health Bill into
law early this month, for the birth of
the National Health Act (NHA) 2014,
many Nigerians applauded. For those
who praised the president and the
National Assembly for making the Act
possible, the coming of the law would
address the country’s healthcare
challenges.
However, controversy may dot the
path of the Act over certain
provisions. Indeed, such provisions,
which gave medical practitioners or
doctors the right to authorise the
removal of the organ of people for
transplant to other persons, in cases
of emergency, is raising some flakes.
Yes, although the Act provides that for
an organ to be taken from one person
for transplant to another, the former
would have to give consent, it also
provides that during emergency, the
doctor has the sole right to decide
that an organ should be taken from
anybody in the hospital.
Section 48 of the Act provides: “(1)
Subject to the provision of section 53,
a person shall not remove tissue,
blood or blood product from the body
of another living person for any
purpose except; (a) with the informed
consent of the person from whom the
tissue, blood or blood product is
removed granted in prescribed
manner; (b) that the consent clause
may be waived for medical
investigations and treatment in
emergency cases; and (c) in
accordance with prescribed protocols
by the appropriate authority.”
Also, Section 51 of the NHA, states:
(1) A person shall not remove tissue
from a living person for
transplantation in another living
person or carry out the
transplantation of such tissue
except:- (a) in a hospital authorised
for that purpose; and (b) on the
written authority of: (i) the medical
practitioner in charge of clinical
services in that hospital or any other
medical practitioner authorised by
him or her; or (ii) in the case where
there is no medical practitioner in
charge of the clinical services at that
hospital, a medical practitioner
authorised thereto by the person in
charge of the hospital.”
In the Act, “emergency situation” was
not defined, which means that it’s
only the doctor, who could decide
that there’s emergency and therefore
authorise the removal of anybody’s
organ, without the person’s consent.
Raising issues on this, Chairman,
Global Prolife Alliance (GPA), Prof.
Philip Njemanze, condemned the Act,
describing it as a way to kill
Nigerians.
He stated that Nigerian population
would be reduced through secret
trading on human organs by
international financial giants to save
the lives of their citizens, while
warning that human organs, such as
the heart, liver, kidney, lens, cornea,
ovarian eggs, sperms and so on,
would be secretly transplanted in
designated hospitals.
His worry for Nigerians is that some
certain medical practitioners at the
designated hospitals had been
empowered by the law to remove
these vital organs of sick Nigerians
who are on admission. This is so
because, the law made provision for
the right of consent from the patients,
it also waives such right from the
patient, in times of some certain
medical emergency conditions,
“conditions which the law did not
categorically spell out.”
No matter the medical condition,
Njemanze described the section as
an aberration and a crime against
Nigerians’ right to life.
The professor alleged that there were
international interferences while the
bill was being drafted, even as he
accused some wealthy foreign
individuals of influencing the NHA for
their clandestine personal gains.
On the standard of hospital provided
for by the Act, he said no Nigerian,
including the Federal Government,
can meet with the requirement to
build the special hospitals mentioned
in the Act.
Njemanze, who is a specialist in
Neurocybernetics, frowned at section
51 of the NHA, which state: (1) A
person shall not remove tissue from a
living person for transplantation in
another living person or carry out the
transplantation of such tissue
except:- (a) in a hospital authorised
for that purpose; and (b) on the
written authority of: (i) the medical
practitioner in charge of clinical
services in that hospital or any other
medical practitioner authorised by
him or her; or (ii) in the case where
there is no medical practitioner in
charge of the clinical services at that
hospital, a medical practitioner
authorised thereto by the person in
charge of the hospital.
He said: “Section 51 does not
mention any donor, which means the
person who owns the organ. Only the
medical doctor or manager of the
hospital has the right to authorise
that an organ (heart, liver, kidney,
lens, cornea, ovarian eggs, sperms
etc) can be taken from a living
Nigerian called a donor, for
transplantation into another living
person who receives the organ called
a recipient.
“For example, if a hospital in Nigeria
receives an American patient who
has paid one million US dollars for a
heart to the American hospital in
Nigeria and you visit the hospital in
an emergency, and your tissue
matches that of the American patient,
the medical director of that hospital
can order that your heart be taken
and given to the recipient under the
provisions of Section 51 of the
National Health Act 2014. You lose
your life and the American organ
tourist lives.
“Therefore, Section 51 is inconsistent
with the Right to Life of the
Fundamental Rights under the 1999
Constitution of the Federal Republic
of Nigeria.”
Njemanze pointed out that Section 48
(b) waives the right to consent in
emergency. According to him, it is
forbidden in medical practice to
waive the right of consent under any
circumstances for living or even dead
persons.
He explained further that even when a
living patient is unconscious or
unable to make decisions, that right
of consent is temporarily transferred
to his next-of-kin, guardian or
parents in the case of a child, but is
never waived.
The professor lamented that for the
first time in the history of humanity
and medicine, the right to consent to
your own organ has been taken away
in Nigeria through a law.
He said: “Note that Section 48 (3)
forbids selling and buying of organs.
This provision is deceptive, because
to pay money to the person whose
organ was collected is illegal, but for
the hospital to sell the organ to
another person may not be in the
scope of this law in Nigeria because
the commercial transaction could
take place on the internet, hence not
under any territorial jurisdiction.
“In order to make sure that organs are
collected from millions of Nigerians,
who will die in organ poaching, the
law in Section 20, declares
Emergency Services free. Section 20
(1) says: “A health care provider,
health worker or health establishment
shall not refuse a person emergency
medical treatment for any reason
whatsoever.”
He stated that the Act may be
misapplied by unscrupulous doctors
as “all medical conditions could be
considered an emergency under this
law because there is no definition of
what is an emergency. This would
mean that the hospitals will admit
many people in a purported
emergency and under that clause the
medical director decides, under
Sections 48 and 51, that the organ of
that patient be taken for
transplantation to another living
person, who is the ‘organ
transplantation tourist,’ who paid
hundreds of thousands of US dollars
to receive the heart of a Nigerian who
was admitted for stomach upset or
any other minor condition. He would
be operated unnecessarily to poach
his heart and other organs.
“Since there will be no Nigerian
owned hospitals, even if you ask for a
post-mortem, their doctors will
arrange the report to suit them. As a
result, Nigerians will die in millions
over time and the foreign recipients
would go home with new organs.
Note that since they own all the
hospitals, they also control the
‘health research,’ so statistical
figures of improved healthcare could
be well arranged, and no questions
asked.”
He stated that rich foreigners may
likely come to Nigerian to build the
specified standard of hospital so that
they would capitalise on the provision
waiving patients’ consent to removal
of the organ and therefore, do
indiscriminate transplants, at the
expense of Nigerians.
“The question arises, where would
this be done? Is it in Nigerian-owned
hospitals? Certainly not! The Nigerian
hospitals, private, public, mission and
Islamic would be closed down 24
months from now, according to
Section 13. The foreign organ
trafficking cartel intends to build over
260 so-called modern hospitals in
Nigeria. A meeting was called by a
major partner of the Bill Gates
Foundation in this project to seek
collaboration with the Association of
General and Private Medical
Practitioners of Nigeria (AGPMPN), at
their Abuja headquarters in Nigeria,
but no agreement was reached on
any partnerships.
“The hospitals will be built according
to the International Building Code of
hospitals. The Certificate of
Standards for hospital buildings is
based on the International Building
Code of hospitals, which has
stringent standards that no hospital
in Nigeria meets. The plumbing is
with conduit, all wiring with conduit,
high floor to roof height, wide window
width, 24-hour lighting, 24-hour air
conditioning, 24-hour water, specific
humidity, airflow purification etc.
These standards could be met in very
advanced countries, but are not easy
to comply with under our own
conditions.
“The law requires compliance in
Section 13, which states: “(1)
Without being in possession of a
Certificate of Standards, a person,
entity, government or organisation
shall not:- (a) establish, construct,
modify or acquire a health
establishment, health agency or
health technology; (b) increase the
number of beds in, or acquire
prescribed health technology at a
health establishment or health
agency; (c) Provide prescribed health
services; or (d) Continue to operate a
health establishment, health agency
or health technology after the
expiration of 24 months from the date
this Bill took effect,” he said.
On the contrary, Vice President,
Commonwealth Medical Association,
West Africa region, Dr. Osahon
Enabulele, applauded President
Jonathan for keeping faith with his
promise to assent to the Bill. He said
he received with a sense of fulfillment
the news of the assent to the NHB by
the President.
“I therefore, applaud President
Jonathan for keeping faith with his
promise to assent to the NHB. I also
commend both houses of Nigeria’s
Seventh National Assembly for their
legislative passage of the harmonised
version of the NHB.
“Despite the alleged insertions of
certain provisions that were not in
either versions passed by the
respective legislative houses of the
Seventh National Assembly, I wish to
thank all Nigerians, particularly
ordinary Nigerians, professional
associations, such as the NMA, civil
society organisations, the media and
other Nigerians, who courageously
undertook the tortuous journey
towards the long-awaited assent to
the Bill, whose provisions seek to
substantially address Nigeria’s
health challenges,” he said.
Enabulele, who was the former
President of Nigerian Medical
Association, said provision of a
minimum package of basic
healthcare services, including the
provision of free medical care for
children under age five, pregnant
mothers, the elderly and people with
disabilities are good.
www.2gedatalk./2015/01/15/doctors-empowered-to-remove-patients-organs-without-his-consent/

One day, a patient who needed blood
was rushed to Dr Akpos, and when he
was told that the patient needed
blood,without hesitation, Dr Akpos
asked for cutlass.Alas! The patient’s
relatives shouted! ” Cutlass for what!
Dr Akpos confidently said that he
would need that to cut a part of the
patient’s body to truly know if he
really needed blood.That if blood
didn’t come out it means he really
needed blood,but if blood came out it
means there was enough blood in his
body,everybody shouted “haa” and
the patient fainted! Is Akpos not a real
doctor?
One word for Akpos!
www.2gedatalk./2015/01/15/doctor-akpos-and-his-patient/

TheDEVlLHimseIf:
BUHARI is a certified terrorist
Apc is BOKOHARAM
Tinubu is a bastard
Osinbajo is a vagabond
Gej till 2019

By their posts you shall know them!
No wonder ur names is Devil!
Nothing good is expected from you!

What is d name of d person who saw d health report,where and how did he get it and where is d substantial evidence to support the claim? The story is smh! Let's fear God!

Why is it that all vehicle tyres are black and not in other colours?Your own view.

The management of OAU should please,for God's sake,extend the deadline for normal registration,considering the self-sponsored students,who need to work very hard before getting the money to pay the hiked school fee.Thanks.

dominique: 3.62 CGPA best graduating student Either the students are very dull or the lecturers are very stingy with marks.

A question to all of those who are abusing the girl;tell us CGPA! I'm 100% sure that the CGPA of some of you is so "low and sick",that if given drips for 6 months in a hospital,it will never swell or even average.CGPA of some of you is on probation,yet,you are here abusing an achiever.NOW,WHAT IS YOUR CGPA

dominique: 3.62 CGPA best graduating student Either the students are very dull or the lecturers are very stingy with marks.

A question to all of those who are abusing the girl;tell us your CGPA! I'm 100% sure that the CGPA of some of you is so "lean,low and sick",that if given drips for 6 months in a hospital,it will never recover or even be on an average.CGPA of some of you is on probation,i.e,less than 10,yet,you are here abusing an achiever.NOW,WHAT IS YOUR OWN CGPA

A question to all of those who are abusing the girl;tell us your CGPA! I'm 100% sure that the CGPA of some of you is so "low and sick",that if given drips for 6 months in a hospital,it will never be healed,let alone, recover, or even be on average.CGPA of some of you is on probation,i.e,less than 1.0 out of 5.0 or 4.0,yet,you are here abusing an achiever.NOW,WHAT IS YOUR OWN CGPA

[quote author=Foxy_Rebirth]I was going through the dictionary to check meaning of words while reading an exciting novel, it later occurred to me, if it is to be Honourable Patrick Obahiagbon that is to teach us simple proverbs and their meaning in school, how is it going to sound like, going by the way he murders vocabulary...

But nothing spoil sha, I was able to come up with these ones and funny enough, it looks really close to what he would say when asked to teach in a class....

Please enjoy, and add yours if you have....

Peace

ORDINARY ENGLISH: People who live in glass houses should not throw stones.
HON. PAT'S ENGLISH: Individuals who make their abodes in vitreous edifices would be advised to refrain from catapulting perilous projectiles.

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ORDINARY ENGLISH: Twinkle,
twinkle, little star
HON. PAT'S ENGLISH: Scintillate, scintillate, asteroid minim.

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ORDINARY ENGLISH: All that glitters is not gold.
HON. PAT'S ENGLISH: All articles that coruscate with resplendence are not truly auriferous.

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ORDINARY ENGLISH: Beggars are not choosers
HON. PAT'S ENGLISH: Sorting on the part of mendicants must be interdicted.

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ORDINARY ENGLISH: Dead men tell no tales
HON. PAT'S ENGLISH: Male cadavers are incapable of rendering any testimony.


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ORDINARY ENGLISH: Beginner's luck
HON. PAT'S ENGLISH: Neophyte's serendipity.


ORDINARY ENGLISH: A rolling stone gathers no moss
HON. PAT'S ENGLISH: A revolving lithic conglomerate accumulates no congeries of small, green, biophytic plant.


ORDINARY ENGLISH: Birds of a feather flock together
HON. PAT'S ENGLISH: Members of an avian species of identical plumage tend to congregate.

ORDINARY ENGLISH: Beauty is only skin deep
HON. PAT'S ENGLISH: Pulchritude possesses solely cutaneous profundity.

ORDINARY ENGLISH: Cleanliness is godliness
HON. PAT'S ENGLISH: Freedom from incrustations of grime is contiguous to rectitude.[/quote]U don try die thumb up joh!

Busuyib: riot in ado ekiti over nurtw chairmanship

Digression master!see topic see him comment,where correlation,OLODO!

Philipmems: Before you start having any evil / abusive thoughts i am a Manchester united die hard fan but i can't help laughing at our coach and his cohorts ...

The rate at which Manchester United are going down they will soon discover OIL.

“Be careful if you are driving past Old Trafford this week. A lot of people have been picking up three points there recently.”

“A Manchester United lamp would make a nice Christmas present. They look great in the middle of the table.”

“It is so hard to win at Old Trafford. Even Manchester United can’t.”

"David Moyes spent 11 years trying to get Everton above Man United and now he's finally achieved it."

Any how sha,Lolz,lmao,csl!

[quote author=shymexx]The college is not 2nd rate - it's 10th rate by American standard.

HBCU's are 3rd rate in America. And the college is like a 3rd rate HBCU - so do the maths.

ezeagu: This is the best:

https://africanarguments.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Fashola.jpg

are u sure?

cramjones: Very evil woman---The picture says it all! She has to cover her nose to gauge her own stink and rot!

Na true talk!

Wow!Wow!Wow!

[quote author=mama-gee]I'll take that as a compliment. [/quote]are u serious?

[quote author=mama-gee]Is that the answer to the question? [/quote]me self dey wonder o![/color][b][/b][color=#006600]

Emisco3310: thanks!

I don get ham die!

kelz88: By clicking on quote post below the poster's comment.

thanks!it's 2ru!

Mosha Allah,U are welcome bro!
Alhamdulilah Robilalameen!

Mosha Allah,u are welcome bro![Nafeesa AA]Former Nigerian footballer and Mohammedan SC coach Emeka Ezeugo announced that he has embraced Islam after being inspired by the life of Prophet Mohammad (peace be upon him).

Emeka went to a Muslim cleric last week along with Mohammedan manager Amirul Islam, his former team-mate Kaiser Hamid, Zaker party leader Amir Faisal and club official Abu Hasan Prince to convert to Islam.

The former footballer, who represented Nigeria in the 1994 World Cup after playing for Mohammedan Sporting Club for nearly a decade, said he feels honoured to be a follower of the great prophet who he thinks is the greatest among all messengers of god.

‘I am always a curious person and studied different religions when I found the life of Prophet Mohammad (peace be upon him) very inspiring,’ Emeka told New Age on Monday.

Emeka, who now has taken a new name Mustafa Mohammed, claimed that his family has accepted his decision, though they all are members of Roman Catholic Church.

‘I am a grown up man brother. I am free to make my own decisions. None of my family members protested the decision,’ said Emeka.

Emeka, however, said that the large number of friends he made in Bangladesh is like his family and they gave him good support in making the decision.

‘Bangladesh is my second home and I have some friends here who are like my brothers. They helped me in making the decision,’ Emeka said.

Emeka, 44, said he could not express his feeling about becoming a Muslim and felt like a Bangladeshi and it became stronger after converting to Islam. His life has become more disciplined as he has to offer prayers more now and follow some other rituals of the religion.

‘I have just planted a seed and now I have to nourish it into a tree. I know that I will discover many good sides of this decision with time but at this moment I can say the religion has made my life more disciplined,’ said Emeka.

He added that he will apply for a new passport with his new name once he returns to his home in Nigeria.

Alhamdulilah!

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sure!

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The marketing manager, brand manager and business development manager really understand the market they operate.



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The marketing manager, brand manager and business development manager really understand the market they operate.



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The marketing manager, brand manager and business development manager really understand the market they operate.



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Nadia_SA1 yhaaa hey cause right now she's looking like a she.male


haahaahaa!