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No definite answer to this question the same way a cap cannot fit all heads. Almost every drug has a leaflet that comes with it. There drugs we take with food, there are some after food and some on empty stomach. There are some drugs that should be used alone on empty stomach , not with other medications. |
Lifestone:I know, that is part of naija identity. He represents New Zealand in his professional bouts |
Big up to the swagman aka The Last Stylebender.. He was born in Lagos.. He doesn't deny his naija identity even though he represents the New Zealand when he fights. Plenty crude talents in this country but no standard facility to harness and refine them. We keep on loosing our best talents/brains and hands to the foreign world where their crude talents are refined and well rewarded. |
Big up to the swag man, aka 'Last stylebender' |
forgiveness:He has to come out and identify with us first, then we can reconsider him ![]() At least we should have some dignity nah |
ChrisKels:Bro, your thought process must be phenomenon.. ![]() |
Joebie:I agree with you.. |
Joebie:Lolz.. ![]() Tammy Abraham has put up naija flag on his Instagram page, our flag even comes before the English's. He may jump at our invite if Rohr extend one to him |
I don't think our Super Eagles will have it smooth against the Guineans... A gentle reminder of Nigeria vs Guinea head to head
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WhoScored stats leader for Thursday Europe League actions
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Nigeria, Ivory Coast, South Africa and Burundi ![]() |
tbaba1234:That's very true.. We should expect equal playing ground than. Thanks for the reminder |
All the best to the lads.. I pray they have a good outing. Fortunate/unfortunate, they are going to square up with lads who are likely older, taller and stronger than them in the tournament.. I will pay more attention to their performance as a team than the over all outcome of the tournament. |
accessbetmedia:Thank God.. If the diagnosis is made earlier, the prognosis of prostate cancer is very good. |
BLUEJAYY:Check pubMed or Research gate |
BascoVanVeli:Bar Injury, he's going to top strike for us at the Afcon 2019, as long as Rohr remains our manager. The earlier we accept this reality the better.. ![]() |
Bolowolowo:He plays in their first division, Chinese Super League |
Mod Dominique, kindly push this to the front page. |
CELEBRATING WORLD AUTISM DAY Ayo is a 5-year-old boy, whose mother is a lawyer and the father a successful businessman. He is yet to speak in a meaningful way. He is often pre-occupied with his own world, playing alone and does not seem to show any emotional attachment to the parents or his older siblings. He is very rigid about the order of doing his things, and will become very upset whenever his routine is changed. He would start banging his head against the wall or biting his hand while screaming continuously. He also loves to watch things that are rotating such as the ceiling fan, and can actually spend hours, just watching the ceiling fan or any object that is turning or spinning without getting tired. Some of the family friends think he is just a spoilt child who likes to get his way but the parents are becoming more worried, especially due to his poor speech and emotional detachment. Otherwise, physical growth and appearance have been normal. This article is in commemoration of the World Autism Day (April 2). What is Autism Autism is a developmental disorder of childhood which is not evident at birth or early in life, but only becomes obvious as the child grows older and you begin to expect the child to attain certain skills and behaviours. So, the failure to attain these skills, as well as the evidence of certain patterns of behavior during the development of the child is what makes it clear that the child, such as Ayo above, may have some difficulties. This is why it is called a developmental disorder – a problem that only becomes apparent over time and in the course of expected development. What are the symptoms of Autism? Common symptoms are usually in three categories. 1). Communication and language challenges. 2). Difficulties with social behavior 3). Lack of flexibility and a rigid preference for the same routine. Several children with autism have challenges such as a delay in acquiring meaningful speech as we saw with Ayo in the example above. They may also have difficulties understanding others or communicating their wishes. This often leaves them frustrated and may result in their throwing tantrums or banging their heads. The social difficulties often derive from their inability to understand other people’s emotions and how to respond appropriately. For example, Ayo may not understand the difference between a sad face, a happy face or an angry face. He would not understand for example, that if Mummy is crying, it means she is sad. Thus, the child may appear emotionally cold and detached. They may consistently avoid looking at people directly, which also appears odd. Other common problems include love for fixed routine, such as the use of the same cup, plate or spoon; or following the same pattern of activities after returning from school every single day, without any change. Attempts to change the routine will result in a severe emotional reaction and tantrums. This aspect may explain why some people think the child is just spoilt. Some children with autism may also be highly sensitive to sounds, light or have some special dietary problems. It is important to note that Autism is a spectrum of symptoms and not every patient is exactly the same. Some may be severely affected by all the different types of problems, while some others may only have minimal problems, such as being very awkward socially. Some of these children may be particularly brilliant – almost like a genius in a narrow area of functioning, such as calculation, music, solving codes and puzzles e.t.c. What are the causes of Autism? Many factors are thought to play a role in the development of autism, but they ultimately result in a disorder of brain development and functioning – especially the ‘wiring’ of the brain which regulates emotional behavior and communication. What can be done for these children? The single most important goal of therapy for children with autism is to minimize the impact of their difficulties while identifying and maximizing the unique potential of each child. So, it is important to have a good evaluation and assessment, followed by providing education to the parents/caregivers. It is important to carry the parents along and respond to their own emotional needs too, such as feelings of guilt, disappointment or despair which may occur. Speech and language therapy may help them to improve their communication skills while behavioral therapies provide assistance with difficult behaviours. Hypersensitivity to sounds for example can also be minimized by use of headphones. Additional medical problems may be treated with medications. In summary, a multi-disciplinary approach involving different specialists is often required. Jibril Abdulmalik 4th April 2019 |
Can't forget his Twitter rants those days and goals against South Africa at Tunisia 2004 Africa cup of Nation |
What a dramatic game.. Villarreal 4-4 Barcelona |
Simy Nwankwo and Chukwueze on target |
Infinity.. Aiye o le |
Sonnie Okosun.. Soon and very soon |
Rockyrascal:Same as the other guys you listed earlier |
Rockyrascal:Moses Simon did that yesterday.. |
kehinde1588:You took these from my mouth... People are just too quick to pass a verdict base one sided story. We should also hear from the accused person side as well. |
Clementoke:The guys on the list can play 4-4-2 and 4-3-3. It depends on what tactic the coach wants to adopt. I look forward to an exciting and positive result |
Line up of our under 23 against Libya
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My zipper ![]() |
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