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Locomighty:
Idabacanta is a scam ,,,,I paid 700 euro to my agency here and she's using this idabacanta to process the permit for me ....when I got the permit last two weeks ,,I texted the company and the company asked me to send them the picture of the document to know if is real or not ,,, I did the replied I got from them is bad,,,,the campnay said the issue document is from the company but is not for me ,,the stupid idabacanta edited the info and put mine ,, the number on the document is real but is not for me ,,,, edited picture ..chai .....now am dragging this shit with the woman that called herself agency here to return my bucks .....my people this one change am for me ni,,we still dey on the issue like this ooo

Abeg I would like to see the fake work permit

One major problem I have with this Polish visa runs is that I can’t be milling around their embassy every week. I don’t have that strength and luxury. I want to walk into the embassy on the appointed date for my interview, pick my passport same day or any other day or receive it by mail. So if I live in Lagos as I do, you would expect me to be going to the embassy in Abuja 3 times a week to check if my name is out? Who does that? Must I even go to Poland?

Wahala Dey one corner, inyanga dey wake am up���

Beijing Conference. Men don’t really want trouble in their homes.

martyns303:
A couple of weeks ago, a thread hit the front page about a NL’s mom who’s diabetic and this has now affected her legs, and they are about cutting off the said leg.

What that NL doesn’t know is that, he’s at 50% chance of developing diabetes himself.

You are at 50% chance of developing diabetes if a parent is diabetic and the other 50% depends on your lifestyle. No, diabetes doesn’t affect only the elderly, you can develop diabetes at any age.

If you have a diabetic parent like that poster, while you can’t do anything about the hereditary 50%, you can do something about your lifestyle.

Here are some life adjustment I have made, that can help you as well.

1. Don’t drink �
2. Don’t smoke
3. Cut down or eliminate soft drinks
4. Reduce the carbs. If you are like me that love swallow, eat oatmeal swallow instead of Eba.
5. Exercise, it doesn’t have to be vigorous. I skip rope, 200-300 every morning.
6. Monitor your blood sugar level, it’s just N1k


Stay healthy.

I lost my Dad in 2017 from complications from diabetics. They live in PH while I live in Lagos. So I was not conversant with diabetics and it’s numerous complications. Last year, 2021, my mom developed a sore on her left toe. I already knew that someone with diabetics could develop sore on the leg. I didn’t understand that it was the last stage of diabetics. So I went down to see her. The pain was excruciating, I couldn’t sleep at nights because of her shouts. So a couple of days later, I decided to bring her to Lagos so she could be attended to in Igbobi but she could not endure the journey so we went to an orthopedic hospital in Ph where she was amputated 3 times. The doctor failed to bring his professionalism to bare. A few weeks later, she died in the hospital. But out of curiosity, the doctor insisted that all the children should be tested for diabetics, out of the 7 of us, I was the only one diagnosed with diabetics. My sugar level was 288 about 16.5! I was educated on how to manage it and it was then I learnt how complicated Diabetics is. I used to take beer and other alcohol, I used to eat plenty eba even after the diagnosis. Later on, I began to eat small swallow but each time I test my sugar level it was always as high as 9 or 11. Sometimes 13.0. So I was running from pillar to post trying to figure out why it was not going down. Though some days it would go down to 7.9 or there about. I was so worried as I had stopped eating a lot of things but not swallow. However, out of a stroke of luck, I found out that each time I ate eba, it would go exceedingly high the next day no matter how small. So I decided to be eating Amala, semo and co but not eba, it would still not go down beyond 8. It was just recently that I discovered that I am not supposed to eat swallow at all not withstanding the type but I could eat rice and quacker oats. So I concentrated on these two meals with vegetables and garden eggs. With groundnuts and other simple stuffs but certainly, not swallow, alcohol, raw sugar, bread, fry fry foods, soft drinks and other really unnecessary foods and junks. I also exercise a lot though not vigorously. Since I began to maintain this tempo, my sugar level has not gone beyond 6.4. Lest I forget, I stopped taking Glucophage and dionil about 2 months ago. In fact, someone told me about Abere seed and I take it occasionally. It has also helped me.
Bottom line is that Diabetics is far more dangerous than what we all think about the disease. Once you have, it is no longer “business as usual “. It requires more attention than driving on the highway!

Today and it was 6.4
That’s 115

So Sadiq Umar finally scores!
I no tell una to calm down for that guy?

ken6488:
Shut up see the open goal he just missed

This tribalism will ruin this country

You can still make your comments without insulting me. I am older than your father!

Why this backlash on Sadiq Umar? He is a fine scorer and let me shock you a little.
Sadiq Umar will score the winning goal of this tournament!

It is simple stupidity for a country that has been battling COVID so hard to allow a foreigner who has vowed not to be vaccinated to enter the country undermining the concerted efforts and sacrifices made by its citizens to safeguard the nation. Good for him.

Nigeria will play in the final of this Afcon and Sadiq Umar will score the winning goal!

Zaidu Sanusi over estimated Salah and gave him too much attention. He made sure Salah was invincible all through the match. Aribo did a good job. Kelechi iheanacho under performed . Ndidi was brilliant. Moses Simon tormented the Egyptian defense all through but his crosses need to be accurate. Chukwueze ensured the ball always got to the Egyptian defense line, good work. Omeruo and Troost-Ekong held the defense and barred the Egyptians from making any comfortable attempts. Okoye was virtually on holiday, but focused. Awoniyi tried but needs to improve on his shooting skills. Ola Aino was a rock in that midfield. He did a good job. Little wonder he got the highest rating of 8.0 supposedly the Man of the Match.

Zaidu Sanusi is my own Man of the Match.

Moses Simon did a great job but he surely needs to sharpen his crossing skills. Iheanacho needs to be shooting from outside the box.

SportsHD:
We smoked those white africans

Racist comment!

The game will either end on 1-1 or 2-1 for Nigeria. Either way, both teams will score.

Senegal is a shadow of itself. They will not get to the semis.

aminusodiq:
try uk... I can add u to a nairaland group where u can get direct information on how you can do it on your own... Most of the guys there did it themselves.. I backed down cos i dont have enough

Please add me to the group
08033776612

Please add me to the group
08033776612

Very ugly abeg. Tufiakwa!

Nnaa men! I take Quaker Oats daily. Very light with milk and plenty groundnuts. So good to the body abegi

Rather than this unknown dude, why not give it Emmanuel Amunike?

The same way the pastors are convincing these worshippers is the same way these scammers are convincing these so called investors.
This format has been used by several people to dupe investors in this country. The CBN has been warning people not to fall for these scammers yet maga no Dey finish. I just wonder how someone can tell me to invest in any of these ponzzi trash and I will be so convinced as to invest 1k in their useless business..

iamdrduru:
I would like to buy the Infonix note 11 with easybuy.

How much do I pay initially for the model below

No way. No try am, just go buy the one your money reach. Don’t use easy buy. I nearly killed myself for them

sugarlyn:
I know of an old woman (serrialoan) who stays in umuahia, Abia State.
She's very very good with herbs and have healed so many people facing amputation issue which non of their body parts was gone.
E.g : my friend got involved in a fight which 1 of her finger was almost bitten off. She went to gwagwalada specialist hospital and the only option was to amputate the finger because it has affected the veins. She cried and cried.
When she came to visit me, I couldn't bear awful odour coming out of the finger.
To cut the long story short, it was the herbs the serrialoanian woman applied on the finger that drained all the purses that was accumulating in that finger out.
Glory be to God! The finger is healed.
For the serrialoanian woman contact, whatsapp me on 09034228360

Abeg, that one na accident. This one we are discussing here is called Gangrene. Two of them no be mate.

OBTOREPA:
Please contact HOPE VILLE specialist hospital(is an orthopaedic hospital) portharcourt. They are if not the Best in the country.
Just Google the name both the hospital, address and phone number will come out. dial the number is the Dr in charge, and discuss with him. Take heart bro

Nonsense place. My mother was killed in this hospital, Hopeville in Eneka area in port harcourt. The doctor only knows how to amputate. If complications arise, he doesn’t know how to handle it. That was how I lost my mum. Please don’t go there o. National Orthopedic Hospital is best. Igbobi Lagos precisely is best abeg

Let me also use this opportunity to advise everyone here.
If you are over 40 years, stop drinking beer and heavy alcohol.
Stop eating everything you see, stop eating heavily.
Eat more of fruits than carbohydrates.
Forget soft drinks, juice and the likes. They are not healthy at all.
Form the habit of drinking ginger and garlic tea morning and night.
Do not drink all those sliming tea or so called herbal tea. They actually attack your kidneys.
Eat natural nuts a lot such as groundnuts and cashew
Eat less of bread and tea
Eat chicken
Reduce intake of red meat
Forget all those baked food such as meat pie, doughnuts, etc
It is easy to eat foods and drink the best of wines and beer but when the sickness comes, even the best hospitals may not have answers.

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