₦airaland Forum

immortalcrown:
Consider the word 'MAY' and you will realize that I have answered your question before you asked it.

When you are making plans for war, there is no MAY (uncertainty). If there is no SHALL or MUST ( certainty), then think twice.

yahrant140:
If u wanna know the travails of landlocked nations, ask or go to Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger or Chad. A landlocked nation has no direct access to the sea. So all those container of goods that my Igbo brothers love to import will land at Apapa or Calabar ports and they shall have to pay me before transporting them home through my land! Ditto the railway esp the East/West rail line when completed. I therefore wonder if those gullible youths know what they are getting themselves into? It is not for nothing that the elders and governors of Igboland have not jumped enthusiastically on to the Biafra train. And talking about the governors, have they asked how much they've got from the Federation Account since 1999 and what has been done with it? Are they even asking the relevant questions? Core Igbo States like Imo and Abia get generous shares from the 13% Derivation monthly.

Switzerland, Austria, Luxembourg and here in Africa, Botswana, are all landlocked. In the next 100 years, Nigeria will not be like Botswana. Nigeria of today has access to the sea, but remains one of the poorest countries in the world. You are an ignorant ass

noblezone:
Bros, it was indeed a trap.
Nnamdi has been coming to Nigeria without making noise.

First, he announced on radio that something was going to happen in October.
Next, he announced on Radio he was coming to NIgeria and even mentioned the date,
He flew in to Ikeja International airport and booked a hotel.
It was there they arrested him.

It was a trap and Buhari fell for it.

Quite possible it was intentional. Otherwise, he should be smart enough to know that coming to Nigeria was like ''committing suicide''. But again him ''committing suicide'' would elevate the Biafran course to a new pedestal. He is a hero, nevertheless.

Durandb3:
You guys will shout for a couple of days or weeks, then back to business as usual. Lobatan!

How is that your concern though?

Durandb3:
It's funny that most of you don't know what is against this Kanu guy.... And according to Nigerian law which the Nigerian court is based on, he committed TREASON. Not even AMADIOHA can safe him from prison term. In case you don't know he has not been convicted but in prison already.

And you think putting him in prison solves the agitation, right?

psquaret:
when we they tell those small boy make them relax them nor wan hear see am now. them done go hide and only street them for the protest now. even Ojukwu self regret what he did.

You meant to write about Abiola, Diya and Abdulkareem Adisa, ye?

pazienza:
I have better questions.

Why do Arewa-Oduanistans see WAR the moment they hear Biafra?

Is it by force to co exist with Islamic Boko Arewa-Oduanistans in the same country?

Do you expect an answer from them? The reaction of Yorubad and hausa-fulani to Biafra is very puzzling. Ordinarily, people want to let their enemies go away from them. But this is not the case, and the reason is not easy to find. Baffling, no?

immortalcrown:
thing is that the restoration of Biafra may not entail the anticipated heavy war.

That would be wonderful, but how do you imagine that to happen in this type of country we find ourselves?

palladin:
His Ass is getting fried slowly. See him flat head. Chai




Prison isn't good. If in doubt ask Kanu. :DHis Ass is getting fried slowly. See him flat head. Chai




Prison isn't good. If in doubt ask Kanu.

If he was a Yoruba, he would be dead by now. Abiola only lasted 3 days in Prison. Awo was in prison for only 2 hours and drank poison. Obasanjo survived it because he is an Igbo man (his father is Igbo, at least)

actuspurus:
This is exactly what you will see in a third world nation like nigeria,

Bros, Nigeria is less than third world; you insult decent third-world countries like Ghana, Tanzania, Kenya etc by that placement. Nigeria is in the 5th world, in the same ranking as Somali, Afghanistan, Syria and Iraq.

basilo101:
Buhari is a dullard. He fell for the trap.

Not sure any trap was set that Buhari fell into. But but one thing is sure: Buhari is doing what was expected of him as a bigoted tyrant. But he is living in the past thinking he can use force to stifle constructive and peaceful dissent. Even by Nigerian standards, this is 2015, not 1982.

#BIAFRA : KANU TO BIAFRANS,

I WILL LEAD THE ABUJA PROTEST COME 1ST DEC., 2015

http://www.igberetvnews.com/?p=27008

Meanwhile, Boko Haram kills 9 in Borno.........5 minutes ago

And the dullard is here chasing shadows

http://baronlarge..com.ng/2015/11/breaking-news-suicide-bomber-killed.html

Time to go and strategize, even from prison

Time to smile, Kanu. He is my kinsman from Umuahia. Proud of his doggedness.

See crowd na. For an event taking place outside Igboland, this is impressive.

Some of the police are secretly supporting him.

This guy is truly defiant. It's a long road to freedom, but I am loving it

boujaye:
anyway ibo man with money are an inseperable siamese(?) I am not campaigning for my people, atleast 2 or 3 beneficiaries in that locality will not fall obijackson

You one of the idiots, right?

InyinyaAgbaOku:
Health insurance is government's duty not that of obijackson.

Bros, I am so shocked by some of the arguments of these folks you are contending with. Now I know why the Nigerian leaders get away with nearly everything and steal the nations money: the citizens are dumber than their leaders. They live those to ''face'' and begin to ''face'' others.

If anything, the fact that this is located in SE is heartening. At least this one did not take this investment to ''hostile'' areas. SE needs to be developed beyond its current state, and if the govts at all levels are failing woefully, the citizens of Igboland should take up the gauntlet.

boujaye:
Nobody is saying that its not the role of the government to carryout people oriented programmes. We are all in this country, we all know government has failed woefully. What is the reason of the Biafra/IPOB sovereignty agitation, its because our so called government has disappointed.
But do we that are privileged give up others that are not so privileged? Think.

And who says the owner of this hospital is not already rendering philanthropic services in many areas of life? Remember he is an Igbo man and wealthy Igbos are known for their philantrophy.

Some staff already recruited

Oya, employment don land

Job Title: PHARMACY TECHNICIAN



Location : Anambra State Okija



Job Description:

•Assist Pharmacist(s) in filling physician medication orders for patients, maintaining patient medication profiles, providing supplies for nursing and other ancillary areas.


•Assist doctors and pharmacist(s) to ensure patients receive their specialty medication in a timely manner


•Coordinate and schedule the preparation of pharmaceutical orders accurately and promptly under supervision of a Pharmacist


•Performs basic pharmaceutical calculations on product preparation when necessary and obtain validation from the Pharmacist before compounding/mixing.


•Prepare labels, prescription, compounding/mixing worksheets, complete and maintain product lot numbers and expiration dates and batch records. Generate delivery/pick slips under the supervision of the Pharmacist


•Maintain a neat, clean, orderly, and well stocked work area and ensure related equipment are cleaned, sanitized and maintained in compliance with company policies and procedures


•Promote and provide courteous and effective communication with internal and external customers.


•Participate in special projects and performs other duties as required.





Job Specification / Requirement:

•Possess a Pharmacy Technician Certificate or a Diploma in Pharmaceutical Technology from a recognised Health Institution.


•Registration Certificate with Pharmacy Council of Nigeria (PCN) as well as current annual License.


•1-3 years working in a pharmacy, hospital or doctor’s office.


•Demonstrable capacity to read and interpret prescriptions.


•Ability to work independently, accurately and efficiently.


•Good mathematical and communication skills.


•General knowledge of drug terminology, pharmaceutical calculations, drug use and aseptic.


•Basic computer literacy and ability to effectively learn new software programs required.






Send CVs to info@obijacksonhospitals.com on or before 23rd November 2015

IGBOSON1:
Would have liked to see staff accommodation! Where will the Medical Director and other senior level staff live?

Duh! Okija is a town with rentable houses. People will find where to live there or in neighboring towns. Do you get freely housed by your employer as a doctor/nurse in the US or UK? Nigerians and free everything sha!!.

More photos

OBIJACKSON Children’s Hospital (OCH) which is to be commissioned in the third quarter of 2015 is being developed into one of the world’s foremost pediatric health-care institutions .We aim to be Nigeria’s leading centre dedicated to advanced child care. We are the first of its kind pediatric tertiary care hospital in the Eastern region of Nigeria. Obijackson Children’s Hospital is a sterling example of philanthropic endeavors of the Obijackson Group, one of the fastest growing business conglomerates in Sub Saharan Africa.



Obijackson Children’s Hospital is staffed by one of the best teams of pediatricians, medical and non-medical personnel with outstanding qualifications and global experience. Our state-of-the-art laboratory, ultra-modern patient wards, well-equipped operating theatres and well-stocked pharmacy with our world class clinical team, give Obijackson Children’s Hospital an unparalleled edge in pediatric care.



We are also very proud of our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, which is equipped with world’ most advanced neonatology incubators, ventilators (life support machines), multiparameter monitors and other required equipment.



Obijackson Children’s Hospital also plans to develop human capacity in the area of pediatrics through education and clinical research.
http://www.obijacksonhospitals.com/

boujaye:
I commend the initiative, but will be lot better if a health programme can be considered for the poor, if not the the society has failed, that is what @oyind17 is trying to make out. They also built private schools that only the very rich can afford and allow the poor starve with poor education. You don't just wave off the less privileged as though they do not matter. Remember, the very poor if not well handled by any government or society, can turnout to become security threat to the society and nation at large. How many % rich and educated people really voted in the last election that ushered in Buhari, not up to 30%. One of the reasons the poor voted massively for APC was because they believe that the APC with Buhari at the helm of affairs, will fulfill their campaign promises to improve their standard of living, though they never knew it was a scam. APC was smart to catch them because election is a game of numbers.

Lets not only think of ourselves but of others if we must be our brothers keeper.

It's surprising how you all now expect a private person who has not ruled Nigeria/Anambra State, and as far as we know has not stolen from Nigeria/Anambra State to be the one to start giving citizens cheap hospital care. What is supposed to be the role of govt at all levels?