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Health › Re: I Have Malaria Every Week, Please Any Advice. by felifeli: 8:07am On Nov 14, 2012
kinnkw: Since my relocation to Lagos since 2009, my health condition has greatly decreased.

Prior to my relocation i hardly get sick at all. As a child i suffered malaria a lot but that was when i was still in boarding school, after that i have never had malaria or any reason to go to a hospital till 2009 when i came to Lagos.

The symptoms are never severe but it affects my productivity drastically and it scares me. Most times i get scared thinking something else is wrong with me, but when i get to a hospital and run some test the result is always Malaria +. I understand some people get malaria ++ which is more serious.

Some people say i expose myself to mosquitoes a lot, but i have also discovered that i attract mosquitoes more than everybody around me.I always complain about mosquito bites once its 6pm as a result of that i hardly come outside once it get back home from work.

The symptoms i get include, very mild headache, Pain behind my eyes,heavy eyes,dizziness,abdominal pain in the mornings when i wake up, severe tiredness, Feeling weak even after a night sleep,muscular pain, pain in joints,lack of concentration, Irregular bowel movements,a feel of bloated stomach and sometimes a burning sensation in stomach like i'm hungry even after having a good meal.

I go about my daily business like normal but i'm very very bothered because these symptoms all come back a week after treatment.

My productivity is grossly affected, i have seen decrease in time i put in work and domestic related activities.
VERY IMPORTANT
It is not an uncommon problem for people who have lived in cold countries for long and then returned home.The heat incubates a lot of diseases you never knew you had and as your immune system has not been at work for so long against malaria and such tropical diseases they bcome opportunistic.I tell you this because I had exactly same experience.Notwithstanding you may just be hypertensive - the symptoms often mimics malaria but it is a lot more dangerous. I suspect you are. Otherwise forgeT the malaria drugs and regularly take bitters to purify your system. Good luck.
Politics › Re: Remembering Biafra-New York Times Review by felifeli: 7:40am On Nov 14, 2012
@Dede1
Sir, go and re-read Osuji's analysis of the Ibo/Igbo/Igbo mind once again. This time read it carefully and not while drunk. Read it aloud to yourself and at your Ndigbo local fellowships. It is the truth that will set you free.
You are apparently still shell-shocked and not yet believing that Biafra is no more. But such is life , sh.t happens. What you should do with your experience is to go around educating young Ibo children not to make the mistakes you made.Odinma
Car Talk › Re: 10 Cheapest Private Jets You Can Buy With Your School Fees! by felifeli: 7:20am On Nov 14, 2012
moderatorr: Considering the many buzz about "private jets" in nigeria, research has shown that they are not all expensive.
Here are the top 10 cheapest you could own today!
Sorry the images are too large to upload here

SOURCE: http://www.dwitch.com/actions/view/3123



Sorry, icouldnt upload images more than 222kb here.
SOURCE: http://www.dwitch.com/actions/view/3123
You obviously have no idea what a "jet plane" is. Not all aeroplanes are jet planes.
Christianity Etc › Re: Picture Of Pastor Oritsejafor's Wife Limousine by felifeli: 8:15am On Nov 13, 2012
RICHIE BOI: That's CAN president, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor's wife coming out of her white stretch limo. Private jets, expensive homes, Limo rides...these men of God are really living the life. They need to start teaching pentecostal evangelism in universities, so more people can come out of the poverty trap,agree?
Seriously what is this post doing in Politics. Please send it to the Jokes section.I am not particularly a great fan of religious leader but I hate liars even more, and you sir are one of the most shameless ever.
Politics › Re: Heavy Shoot Out In Lagos by felifeli: 11:07pm On Nov 12, 2012
Sam xiu lee: Ilupeju is notoriously known for armed robbery over the years,the recent bangs you ve being hearing over the few days are fireworks, firecrackers coming from the Indians who resides in that neighbourhood,only God knows what they ate celebrating.
The situation in lekki is getting alarming,a week won't go by without stories of armed robbry/banditry.
They are celebrating Diwali
Politics › Re: Lagos Accounts For 65% Of Nigeria's Non Oil GDP - Fashola by felifeli: 11:02pm On Nov 12, 2012
blaqoracle: fashola should shut up. what Is Being Manufactured In Lagos? lagos Is Nothing but a foreign expansion in nigeria. the Companies In Lagos Are Either foreign owned or foreign controlled:swispharm, nigerian brewery, guinness, all the mega construction company,pfizer pattarson and zocchnis e.t.c are all foreign owned or controlled
Comedians are not made, they are surely born !
Politics › Re: Okada Riders Leave Festac Town Enmass To North? by felifeli: 9:34am On Nov 12, 2012
[quote author=De_ Law]This is a sad news..... Come to tink of it, roads in FESTAC are too bad, there ar some certain area witout bike u can't reach. The local gvt av sold lands that serve as a link frm cls to cls. Ayo is doin nting! Hw to u xpect a place where tout is heading to be?[/quote]m

This is the wrong place to complain.Go and picket the LG. Make the bas.tards do what they promised to do before you elected them. If this discomfort doesn't make you take your LG to account then you should keep quiet and continue to live like worms. Don't blame Fasola for that.
Politics › Re: Okada Riders Leave Festac Town Enmass To North? by felifeli: 9:28am On Nov 12, 2012
Odinaka00: Dangote pikin I see you bro
Dangote ko, Dangote ni.Send him also out of Lagos and let him take his bleeding trucks with him. We could do with sanity here. Eko o ni baje o.
Politics › Re: Okada Riders Leave Festac Town Enmass To North? by felifeli: 9:12am On Nov 12, 2012
Revealedtv: I was passing through 7th Avenue in Festac town and witnessed 2 trucks picking up Okadas and their owners. One truck was packing the Okadas, wrapping them and writing the names of the respective owners on them. [While] The other was packing the Okada owner.

In the past 2 days or so, the police has been moving around Festac Town, harassing, intimidating and seizing Okadas. I would have love to take a picture of the above mentioned scenario but I refrained out of fear that they may exact their frustrations on me
Praise god! Kick them out. Send them to Oshiomole, state. Eko o ni baje+.
Politics › Re: Achebe's Book Is "Fictitous, Full Of Lies" - Ozodi Thomas Osuji by felifeli: 5:27pm On Nov 10, 2012
nku5: That is why we have decided to give him a rejoinder.
Sir who is WE and what does all you have written mean in plain English ? This is the first time I am knowing Osuji and I am afraid he has come across more intelligible than in your feeble obfuscation.
Politics › Re: Achebe Will Be Not Be Getting Any Money From That Book. by felifeli: 5:15pm On Nov 10, 2012
Read above rejoinder to your Guardian article.
It puts everything in better perspective.

nku5: http://beta.guardian.co.uk/music/2011/sep/14/chinua-achebe-50-cent

Chinua Achebe forces 50 Cent to rename movie

50 Cent has been undone by one of Africa's greatest novelists, Chinua Achebe. The rapper's latest movie has been renamed ahead of its release, due to a conflict with Achebe's most famous work.

Things Fall Apart, published by Achebe in 1958, is Nigeria's most famous English-language novel. It has sold more than 8m copies worldwide. Unfortunately, 50 Cent was not aware of this. He spent much of 2010 shooting a film of the same name, the story of an American football player diagnosed with cancer. "It's a project that I wrote, produced and financed myself," he explained last year. Directed by Mario Van Peebles, it premiered at the Miami film festival in March and is expected to be released soon.

Unfortunately for Fiddy, his film will not keep its original title. After being contacted by Achebe's legal team, 50 Cent allegedly offered $1m to hold on to the title. Achebe, 80, took this as an insult. "The novel with the said title was initially produced in 1958 (that is 17 years before [50] was born)," replied his lawyers, according to Naijan. "[It is] listed as the most-read book in modern African literature, and won't be sold for even £1bn." The film has now been renamed to All Things Fall Apart.
Politics › Re: Achebe's Book Is "Fictitous, Full Of Lies" - Ozodi Thomas Osuji by felifeli: 4:56pm On Nov 10, 2012
Thank you sir you are the most honest Ibo man I have ever been honoured to read. I wish there were more like you. I hope this gets into Nigeria newspapers. I can see an Ibo lun.atic going to war with OZodi right on this page. Ibo people you are not the only ones in the world. Please learn to respect other people,s opinion too.If there is no bargaining there will be no market. Odinma.
Politics › Re: Traffic -Jam In Lagos As Hawkers Are Being Arrested At Agbara By Police And Kai by felifeli: 2:20pm On Nov 10, 2012
Good. Send them packing for their villages. Eko o ni baje o!
Politics › Re: Achebe Will Be Not Be Getting Any Money From That Book. by felifeli:
ejiyke2007: Hey monkey who open door for you ,those of you that came from remote village,upon all the help nairaland is given you to update your brain but you are still having a learning disability,keep reading so that your brain can develop NOW SEARCH INFORMATION ABOUT CHINUA ACHEBE AND 50CENT
THEN I NEED YOU REPLY
Ode take banana. 50cents was just pitying the ignorant and senile old Ibo fool so that Achebe does not die mad which will unfortunately soon happen. He should be cursing himself now for not accepting the $1m dash especially now that all he is likely to get from his new book will be about 50cents.

Read following and READ EVERYTHING TO THE END. If you still don't get it ask someone who has more than primary school certificate to explain it to you.

http://flcenterlitarts./2011/09/14/50-cent-outclasses-chinua-achebe-in-conflict-over-book-movie-title/




50 Cent outclasses Chinua Achebe in conflict over book, movie title.

According to the usually reliable U.K. newspaper, the Guardian, Chinua Achebe, Africa’s most distinguished novelist, unleashed his lawyers on American rap star 50 Cent over the title of a new movie entitled Things Fall Apart.

Of course, that’s also the title of Achebe’s 1957 novel, regarded today as a masterpiece of post-colonial world literature. 50 Cent’s movie, written and financed by the rapper, is the uplifting story of a football player who struggles to overcome cancer.

50 Cent attempted to appease Achebe by offering a million dollars for the use of the title, but the author spurned it as an insult, saying the novel was published 17 years before the rapper was born. It’s “listed as the most read book in Africa,” Achebe said, “and won’t be sold for even one billion dollars.”

In the end, 50 Cent capitulated, changing the title of his movie to All Things Fall Apart.

Now this may look like a triumph of high art over low, of a distinguished novelist thumping the head of an upstart pop star. This would be entirely misleading. Instead, it’s a case of a fabulously wealthy and influential popular entertainer generously recognizing the claims of a revered elder — even when he does not have to.

The problem with the way the Guardian plays the story is its use of that word “forced,” coupled with the strong implication that 50 Cent caved in under threats of legal action.

In fact, titles cannot be copyrighted. Achebe has no legal standing to challenge 50 Cent’s use of the title in a court of law — where such a challenge would be summarily tossed out. I’m not a lawyer (thank God!) and I don’t play one on TV, but check out the United States Copyright Office FAQ and see if you can come to any other conclusion: “Copyright does not protect names, titles, slogans, or short phrases.”

Furthermore, Achebe did not originate the phrase “things fall apart,” but borrowed it from William Butler Yeats’ [/b]famous poem, The Second Coming — making his claims of ownership more than faintly ridiculous.

So who comes off better in this contretemps — [b]the elderly chest-thumping author
, or the pop star who respectfully abandons a title to which he is clearly attached, even though he cannot be compelled to do so?

As for the headline writers at the Guardian: I am very, very disappointed.

This may sound absurdly high minded, but I believe most readers learn more from newspapers, magazines, and books than they ever do in the classroom. Writers — journalists especially — have a professional obligation to get things right, even the little things.

By using the word “forced” when “persuaded,” or “pressured,” or even “shamed” would have been more accurate, the Guardian badly leads astray any reader who has not yet learned the facts of copyright law, which is likely a large portion of its readership.

As Mark Twain said, “The difference between the right word and the almost right word is really a large matter — it’s the difference between the lightning bug and the lightning.”
Politics › Re: Achebe Will Be Not Be Getting Any Money From That Book. by felifeli: 11:34pm On Nov 09, 2012
berem: Gowon is such an arsehole! Who told him Achebe wrote the Book to make money? The message has been passed already.Does he think achebe is as corrupt as he is? When 50cents offered Chinua Achebe a million dollars just for "Things Fall Apart" trademark,did he accept it? If Gowon were in his shoes,as corrupt as he is,he would have collected the money. Stewpid old fool! I pray he meets his waterloo soon.
I wonder who it was that started this false rumour that 50cents offered Chinua Achebe a million dollars just for "Things Fall Apart" trademark . Achebe doesn't own any such trademark. And I am yet to see a writer who doesn't hope to make money at all from his book. Find one and you have found a lun.atic
Politics › Re: Lagos May Buy Up Igbo Land by felifeli: 10:15pm On Nov 09, 2012
danjohn: Where in the title did it say that Fashola is going to buy up Igbo Land? SMH some people are just so irrational.
...And so irrationally emotional... And so afraid !

See how fear catch dem say Lagos dey come..SMH
Family › Re: If Your Spouse Came Home Drunk: Your Reaction by felifeli: 7:00pm On Nov 09, 2012
packman: How do you react when your Husband spouse back home heavily drunk

Whether a man or a woman i don feel its rite to start nagging or quarreling your spouse when he/she is drunk nagging or quarreling a drunk person only provokes the person..

To me I feel the thing to do is to comfort your spouse at that moment and if you are not happy with it you can call he/she when he/she is sober to reason with he/she

I feel that's the best option

whats your take on this
How do you react ? You should thank god that he even came home at all.
Did you marry an alcohol lover ? In that case you have to live with your choice.
Did he just begin to do this ? Then BOTH of you need counseling as soon as possible.
Politics › Re: ELECTION HEAT: Gay Marriage And Marijuana Are Now Legal In U.S.A by felifeli: 5:38pm On Nov 09, 2012
Stup. id country. Pot smoking a$$ fu.ckers. Definely going the way of Sodom and Gomorrah.
I am sticking to Nigeria thank you. Even though people do it it will not be epidemic.
Travel › Re: Four Injured As Trains Collide In Lagos by felifeli: 10:45pm On Nov 08, 2012
ask4double: like seriously, are u ok?
It is you that is not OK. You see someone write nonsense like this and you are asking st.upid question instead of going to bath with holy water. SMH
Politics › Re: IGBO's Are You In Support Or Against Creation Of Biafra Republic? by felifeli: 7:58pm On Nov 07, 2012
Odinaka00: Pls no insults guyz, we re all igbos
Yes o. We are all Igbo. Up Biafra.
Foreign Affairs › Do You Like The New America ? by felifeli(op): 11:52am On Nov 07, 2012
Do you like the new America ? Gay, pot smoking , nearly socialist ?
I don't but I guess my opinion doesn't matter. Nevertheless i am registering my thumb down.
Politics › Re: Igbo Is Not An Ethnicity. It Is A Philosophy!, Or An Idea! by felifeli: 11:34pm On Nov 06, 2012
According to Yoruba language:
Igbo - Indian hemp
Igbo - head butt
Igbo - fraud
Igbo - a type of vegetable

Choose your choice !
Culture › Re: How Do You Call It In Your Mother Language? by felifeli: 6:11pm On Nov 06, 2012
Shollypopz: lol @ katapot!!

I don't know what it's called in Yoruba
It is also called katapot or roba
Politics › Re: Biafra Re Declaration: Police Arrest Onwuka,over 500 Supporters by felifeli: 8:23pm On Nov 05, 2012
Ogbonaikenna: what crime as he committee? Self determination?
1. Illegal assembly
2. Disturbing the peace
Police will not even need to bring Biafra into this. grin grin grin
Politics › Re: Biafra Re Declaration: Police Arrest Onwuka,over 500 Supporters by felifeli: 5:26pm On Nov 05, 2012
noblezone: Bros chill,
this is the build up for the case at the UN.

Look at it this way, the man is now on the news as "a persecuted person" because of his belief in self determination.

This is the kind of moves that made Ghandi, such open demonstrations made Mandela.
His profile will rise faster whether you jail him or you release him.

This is called intellectual war-fare.

You think the guy is not prepared for the consequences? He is very much aware that he would be arrested and jailed. He was hoping for it and now Nigeria has swallowed the bait.
The only intellectual warfare the man is fighting is against Biafrans.
Politics › Re: Biafra Re Declaration: Police Arrest Onwuka,over 500 Supporters by felifeli: 5:18pm On Nov 05, 2012
LOL They will not charge them for Biafra. They will charge them for "illegal assembly and disturbing the peace" and the judge will sentence them to be flogged 24 strokes and sent home. As for rest of you do you thik their leader is interested in biafra? He has seen how delta terrorists and massob leaders became billionaires overnight and simply hoping to get on the gravy train. This Ibo man get sense.
Anyway UP BIAFRA !!
Politics › Re: Full Speech Of Fresh Republc Of Biafra Declaration,nov 5,2012. A Funny Nation by felifeli: 4:06pm On Nov 05, 2012
Congrats Biafra . I rejoice with you. Ogadinma.

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