₦airaland Forum

Na their month I go take they name them oh,like_
January_jan
February_feb
March_mar
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Continues for you...
April...Ap(e)

aAK1:
thats partly your fault.from the start someone asked you for cost and you rudely asked him to call.now,someone else is selling the same thing and you hurriedly stated a price.im not saying what he did was right but i think you should be transparent in your dealings.

That's the beauty of competition.

@MrNairaland please take heart...in a business like this where information flow could be limitless and abundant as the cyberspace can offer. State your price with a caveat that it is negotiable so people can find a reason to call...

Wishing her God's strength to go through this...it must be a trying time for she and her family not supposed to be a trending news...

Hello Spyder, please what is the rough estimate of this building?

QMark:
I wonder how many 3½-inch floppy disks will take the number of pictures, music and videos I have on my phone's tiny memory card.

Moral of the story: That you have a bigger head does not mean it houses more brain.

lol...

for a 1G memory card you will need about 1000+1.44=694 floppy diskettes!

...In other news, we now have ATMs in Nigeria that accepts cash deposits. I am sure this story will double in length and hilariousness by the time it spreads to all ATM locations nationwide!

Whether true or not let's just hope for the best...too many lives have been lost!

In a rare public show by the Cameroon army, photos of the Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau were made public alongside a statement claiming he was killed during a cross border raid deep inside Nigeria by the Cameroon military. A Cameroon military source who spoke to Cameroon Concord late last night, revealed that Abubakar Shekau was killed following an aerial bombardment of his hideout inside Nigeria. The Cameroon army has ever since yesterday been in serious combat against thousands of Boko Haram fighters trying to enter Cameroon via Fotokol from Gambaral Ngala in Nigeria.

nicechic: Must we continue in sin so dat d Grace of God may continue to abound? God forbid.......ponder abt dat people

By the way your dp can make one to continue in sin...smh

Many reports have been written on social media, some straight, others embelished or distorted about what actually transpired when the Liberian American, Patrick Sawyer, was rushed to the First Cosultants Hospital, Obalende, Lagos on 20 July. He tested positive to Ebola. From a letter personally written by Dr. Stella Adadevoh, it is clear that she was under pressure to release the man but she stood her ground. Below is the letter she wrote to the Federal and Lagos State governments:

“In the interest of our patients, staff, the general public the nation at large we state the following:

A 40-years old gentlemen came into the hospital with symptoms suggestive of Malaria (Fever, headache, extreme weakness) on Sunday night (20th July 2014). He was fully conscious and gave us his clinical history and told us he is a Senior Diplomat from Liberia. Laboratory investigations confirmed malaria whilst other test for HIV, Hepatitis B&C were negative. He was admitted and treatment commenced.

However, due to the fact that he was not responding to treatment but rather was developing haemorrhagic symptoms we further questioned him. He denied having been in contact with any persons with EVD (Ebola Virus Disease) at home, in any hospital or at any burial.

In spite of this denial we immediately decided to do the following:

1. To conduct further tests for possible Infectious Haemorrhagic Disease, especially EBOLA VIRUS DISEASE, based on the fact that he was a Liberian citizen and the recent ourbreak of EBOLA VIRUS DISEASE in that country

2. We immediatrly isolated/quarantined the patient, commenced barrier nursing and simultaneously contacted the Lagos State Ministry of Health and the Federal Ministry of Health to enquire where furthe laboratory tests could be performed as we had a high index of suspicion of possible EBOLA VIRUS DISEASE

3. WE REFUSED FOR HIM TO BE LET OUT OF THE HOSPITAL IN SPITE OF INTENSE PRESSURE, AS WE WERE TOLD THAT HE WAS A SENIOR ECOWAS OFFICIAL AND HAD AN IMPORTANT ROLE TO PLAY AT THE ECOWAS CONVENTION IN CALABAR, CROSS RIVER STATE.

4. The initial test results from LUTH laboratory indicated a signal of possible EBOLA VIRUS DISEASE, but required confirmation.


5. We then took the further step of reaching out to Senior Officials in the office of the Secretary of Health of the United States of America who promptly assisted us with contacts at thecentres for Disease Control (CDC) and World Health Organisation Regional Laboratory Centre in Senegal.

6. Working jointly with the State, Federal Agencies and Internaional Agencies, we were able to obtain confirmation of EBOLA VIRUS DISEASE (ZAIRE STRAIN), (W.H.O. Regional Center Lab-Senegal/Redeemes lab/LUTH Laboratory)

7. The gentleman subsequently died on Friday at a 6.50 (25th July, 2014)

8. All agencies were promptly notified and in consultation with W.H.O, Regional EBOLA VIRUS DISEASE Centre in Conakry, Guinea and Best Practices, the following was commenced:

a. Orderly temporay shut down of the hospital with immediate evacuation of in house patients

b. The appropriate professional removal of the body and its incineration wunder W.H.O. guidelines witnessed by all appropriate agencies.

9. Having concluded the above, it is now appropriate to give this Press release in the interest of our partient, staff, the general public and the nation at large.

10. In keeping with W.H.O, guidelines, hospitals is shut down briefly as full decontamination exercise is currently in progress W.H.O. Guidelines

In conclusion working with the STATE, FEDERAL AND INTERNATIONAL AGENCUES, we were able to identify and confirm the diagnosis of the EBOLA VIRUS DISEASE. We hope that by our action of preventing this gentleman from being extracted from our hospital and traveling to Calabar we have been able to prevent the spread of EBOLA VIRUS DISEASE in Nigeria.

The Board and Management of the Hospital wish to thank all our staff members for their diligence and professionalism.

Thank You.

Signed

Dr.B.N.OHIAERI

DR.A.S.ADADEVEOH

First Consultants Medical Centre Limited

16/24 Ikoyi Road,

Obalende,

Lagos

seriousthing: sometimes Nigerians could be funny. this baby is not 3 days old. from my experience as a father, a baby of 3 days cannot see things and the eyes will not be as sharp as this. pls tells us another lie.

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Thread closed!

@ Biggyd2

[size=15pt]Wow...humanity is doomed, I thought my list was exhaustive...lol[/size]

Hi, how much can I get a corolla of a little bit above 2000. Its meant for wifey for normal school runs...Please do not chase me away, i am your friend...lol

Well done boss...

Almost missed class...Please where did the thread on the 1 room apartment in Enugu go. Remember we were awaiting the final cost as well as idea on rents. Kindly revert

Hello, where is everyone...

Beautiful..

Please responses are expected on what gift items are ideal and is cash involved? Please share personal experience so yours sincerely will know what to do.

d first day u see bird dey fly u dey ask how many bat3 e dey use

u tiee mess ur china fone read 1 missed call

Update?

Sijo01: Calaba man say 'church is rife' (such is life)

lol

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