₦airaland Forum

missberrypop5:
laughing in China kwikwikwikwikwikwikwikwikwi.

Smh

missberrypop5:
yeah. Its been long o. Are you sure they aren't married there?

Lol are you accusing our President of early marriage which is equivalent to child abuse? Its a big crime, feel free to file charges

You know? I'm tired of reading all this boko haram propaganda news

missberrypop5:
lol, ah ah, before nko? She has a phD in English o.

PhD ke...you don't want to see me faintin..? according to this photo she and jona were friends (dating) for a long time before their wedding

Goodness

Hmm...Nigerian ain't the only people who tried to break in Whitehouse this year. A beg free our boys alone

Mama P actually attended school? This news came as shock to me, and it will take a long time before I should be able to recover from it

nomabeeee:
Ohhh so that woman actually went to sch..

My thought exactly. It seem that is were Jona meet her...

tweetobyte:
Nwokem, are you from Ebonyi state? GNS 404 is my favorite course, I do attend lectures on that course at least twice a week.

Argh! What are you sayin self? Tallesty1 said its dogmeat coded name, you mean you are studying dog meat in school

LegendarySage:
. . .

Cutty you

What a trashy thread. I thought it was a picture thread but I was disappointed with the contents

Dewze:
All these happened in Nigeria? Wow! It is like the op is describing a hollywood movie. It feels ironically good to know that all these happened under the 'clueless' one. Nigerians should begin to name their children 'clueless', cause it seem the word has taken a different meaning under Jonathan.

I don't do politic bro, but Instead of coming here to pour out poo, I will rather allow my vote do it for me comes 2015

iterator25:
una don de add ponmo, shaky and salt for the story abi?

Lol...That is the fact bro

PhockPhockMan:
You have to do it.

Lol...Even Seun can't force me to do that which is against my own will

Hmm

I just read the 1st 15th lessons and they are interestin. Nice one OP

Happy bornday bro

brownlord:
They should continue their research, shei we are black monkeys, dull and nothing good can come out of our country except black gold?

Useless hypocrites, when they where blabbing and discrediting every effort we made to contain the virus calling every pesticide, insecticide they wanted a situation we come kneel down and beg with oyel. God bless Nigeria, except the useless polithiefcians

We did a great job this time around but I hope we can handle future threats next time

barcanista:
hehehe I understand your position broda

We have got a lot loose e-dogs here. I dont want them to pounce on me like that poor 4yrs old lagosian

Lol boko harram secretary indeed...

According to reports, following new cases of
the Ebola virus in Spain, researchers are
looking to Nigeria’s utilisation of 21st Century
technology to study exactly how Africa’s most
populous country was able to contain the
deadly disease.
The Ebola outbreak hit Nigeria in July when
Patrick Sawyer, a Liberian-American, flew into
Lagos plagued by the virus, contagious and
nearing his last days. The initial outbreak
fueled health officials’ concern about the
country’s ability to control the virus. After all,
Lagos is Africa’s largest city and a major
transportation hub.
On August 8, President Goodluck Ebele
Jonathan declared a national emergency. In
response, health officials distributed
informational leaflets and posted billboards in
multiple local languages to educate Nigerian
citizens on preventive measures and virus
symptoms. Health officials immediately
understood their main priority was to track
any individual that came into contact with the
index case. Officials placed Sawyer in isolation
and started tracking down every person he had
recently come in contact with.
According to News Agency of Nigeria, all who
came in contact with Sawyer – more than 280
residents – were required to provide Nigerian
authorities with updates twice-a-day about
their current health status. Individuals who
displayed symptoms or failed to respond were
checked on by a neighborhood network or
health workers. In total, contact officials made
more than 18,500 home visits to the
potentially exposed.
Through all of this, Nigeria focused on
technology as a critical and proactive tool to
help combat the spread of the virus. Health
workers monitoring suspected cases armed
themselves with mobile phones and an
Android application that helped reduce
reporting time, which can normally take up to
12 hours. The technology decreased reporting
time to six hours before being reduced to
almost nothing.
The app and phones that made the real-time
updates possible were provided by eHealth
and Information Systems Nigeria, a Santa Ana,
Calif.-based non-profit research company that
operates in the northern Nigerian city of Kano.
A group of volunteers partnered with the
government and created Ebola Alert, which
used Facebook and Twitter to educate
Nigerians about the illness. Google Inc.’s
Nigerian unit organised training sessions for
journalists on how to use Google Trends to
identify the top questions the public had
about the disease.
Laboratory technicians conducting tests were
also given tablets to scan and upload results
to the emergency center data base. In turn,
field teams received text-message alerts on
their phones informing them of the results
immediately.
Tom Frieden, the director of the U.S. Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), has
publicly stated Nigeria’s “extensive response
to a single case of Ebola shows that control is
possible with rapid, focused interventions.” Dr.
Margaret Chan, the director-general of the
World Health Organisation (WHO), personally
congratulated President Jonathan on the
successful containment of the Ebola Virus
Disease in the country and for effectively
halting transmission of poliomyelitis.
After more than two months of closely
monitoring the situation, Nigerian health
officials are confident the virus has been
contained. The Nigerian government remains
strongly committed to providing guidance and
expertise to other countries that are battling
the virus.


http://www.itnewsafrica.com/2014/10/researchers-looking-to-nigeria-for-tech-to-suppress-ebola/

barcanista:
and he is?

I don't need to call a name here

I just siddon the look

Someone is playing politic with the lives of Nigerians.

Dogs loosely entered their flat? Was it their dogs or a neighbour's dogs?

so that is it?

Rough water by Travie McCoy ft Jason Mraz

60,000? That is an alarming number. 60k men and women who are doing nothing

So I have heard and that didn't surprise me at all

Beautiful!

Adeboye4421:
Am sorry for trespassing miss, whatsup bro @exjoker

Lol...Trespassing?... am gud and you?