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Just little information about living kidney donation: Living kidney donation is much safer than most people think. The remaining kidney becomes stronger and takes over the work of both kidneys. Donation does NOT cause kidney failure, the only risks come from health problems that may develop later in life, like diabetes or high blood pressure. The actual risk of kidney failure after donation is very small (0.5% over 20 years). Donors are carefully selected and most live completely normal, healthy lives. Regular check‑ups and healthy habits keep the risk . |
No lie in what Dr Malu said ! I’m sure there is general wrong conception about organ donations in Nigeria. We can all survive on one kidney. Any systemic disease that could affect one kidney, it would also affect the 2nd one if it was there.. I’ve seen several altruistic kidney donors in abroad. They donate with no string attached, majority are areligious unlike most of us… |
afrodoc2:True … no disrespect, big ups to Filip. He got chin of a cement ! He took all the beating and was still fighting and managing all the rounds waiting for Itauma to get tired ! Filip vs Agit Kabayel will be a fight to watch 😀 |
afrodoc2:He was out of gas in his tanks … what a bout ! |
Congratulations to her .. brain drain is being controlled by pull and push effects. Most 3rd world countries can’t stand the pull effects on their skilled workforce from the developed countries.. |
Papi85:Just search talkSPORT on YouTube, go to channel and you will see one of the channels showing The Grand Final/ Unity Cup.
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Of what use is this information if Mr President is incompetent to deal with the cabals ? |
SymphonyRad:It was a bad day for Gala today, maybe fatigue and loss of concentration are setting in. Hopefully they win their next match and seal the league title.. |
BascoVanVeli:Diego may likely do the usual at 58 minutes .. take him off 😮💨 |
Please, is there anyone with a reliable link to watch Wilder Vs Chisora this evening? I not fit pay 24 quids for DAZN and no enough fuel to spur me to extent of looking for pub that might be showing the fight 😀 T for thanks 🙏 |
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We are still waiting for the verdict from FIFA 🤐 It wouldn’t be an easy one ! Famocious: |
The racism can be tough to deal with at times. I’ve had white patients who specifically ask for a white doctor instead of a Black doctor with an accent. Surprisingly, I’ve also seen some Black Caribbean patients prefer white physicians over doctors who share the same dark skin tone as them. Oh well, at least it means less work for me. Micro policing is another ish especially if you are new to a Trust or your colleagues can’t trust you and your judgement! |
ThunderFireAgba:We are discussing football but you chose to talk about my personal life .. that says a lot about who you are.. I can’t find me wresting in the mud with a pig ! |
lbrichman2:They see us as a more competitive team compared to the Senegalese. Sure, they wouldn’t like to meet us again in an open field! |
Sarsaparilla524:I thought about this as well, but what’s the assurance that alternative ref wouldn’t be worse ? CAF is not hiding their intentions, changing of ref wouldn’t alter their agenda! We also need to accept that Morocco team is one of the top 2 teams in Africa, a very solid team. I can’t see the Senegalese winning the Moroccans in Sunday .. |
Honestly, the Super Eagles deserve respect and some serious slack. They fought hard, but the referee sucked the life out of the game with obvious one-sided decisions. Our boys had to play on eggshells, while Morocco played freely, knowing fully well they had the referee on their side. Add to that the fact that Morocco were comfortably based in Rabat all through the tournament, while our lads had to move twice, both physically draining and mentally unsettling. Then throw in a massive home crowd roaring behind the hosts; that kind of pressure can overwhelm even the best teams. Yes, Chelle could have done more tactically in the second half, the changes and substitutions didn’t quite spark the boost we needed. But even with all these odds stacked against them, the boys showed heart, grit, and character. For me, they played beyond expectations. Proud of them. |
Goke7:Apologies, fixed ! Thank you .. |
Cameroon makes it 2 nil ! |
Spainever:VAR staff refused to call his attention to it ! Some sort of collaboration .. |
Spainever:A clear foul … ref just dubiously ignored it and waved play on ! There has been irregularities in the application of VAR in this tournament. |
This ref is a fraud ! |
Please, do you do online teaching ? I’m in Sutton Coldfield |
Egypt 1-0 SA, thanks to VAR awarded penalty in the Pharaoh’s advantage |
orriyomi33:It was a shock that it wasn’t overturned by the VAR …but this is Africa |
orriyomi33:The tackle that won the Moroccans that penalty was too soft.. thanksfully it was saved ! |
elyte89:Just looking at the logistic and financial consequences if DR Congo gets disqualified. The implications might be spiral downward! |
Assuming FIFA rules that DR Congo fielded ineligible players during the playoff and African group-stage qualifiers, and they are penalised with a three-point deduction and a minus-three goal adjustment in all affected matches, what would happen next? Would there be fresh African playoff fixtures, or would Nigeria and Cameroon face each other to determine a new African representative for the continental playoff? |
quickberry:Not a bad list to be honest.. With the right balance in the squad, good organisation, and the boys giving everything on the pitch, the Super Eagles can go far at AFCON 2025. If they stay focused, play their A-game, and with fair officiating plus that small sprinkle of luck every team needs, we’ll be in a strong position to make a real run in this tournament. |
Goke7:True, currently trailing behind AS Monaco. Let’s see how they react in the last 18 minutes of play |
Goke7:He might find it hard to score today as Sane is overtly ambitious tonight .. |