youngreva: bill gate will not like this...lesson learnt no matter the position you find yourself if you think you have arrived and rest know that somebody is not resting and will surely overtake you,never give up.
What stupidity!
Bill Gates is giving his money away before he dies, that is why these people are catching up with him at all.
Lesson for you to learn: Research and obtain information before commenting and making stupid assertions that you see as sensible. You are not the person to be giving Bill Gates lessons in life.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-zAq5Rj8Ng Two doctors in India were temporarily released from their duties after a video surfaced of them arguing while standing over a pregnant patient during an operation, their hospital says.
Footage of the incident, at the Umaid hospital in north Rajasthan, has been widely circulated, causing outrage.
A senior hospital official told the BBC that the woman and her baby are fine.
The source of the leaked video is unclear, but the official confirmed that it came from within the hospital.
Trading insults After the video emerged online, many media reports claimed the woman pictured on the operating table gave birth to a baby who did not survive.
But Dr Ranjana Desai, the superintendent of Umaid Hospital in Jodhpur, said this was inaccurate. "By the time I saw the video and conducted an internal inquiry, the media had already reported that this baby had died," she told the BBC.
A baby did die, but not the one the media reported, she said. A few feet away, on another operating table within the same room, a different woman gave birth to a stillborn baby. "These two incidents are not linked," Dr Desai told the BBC.
In the video, which has been shared widely across media and online, the two doctors can be heard slinging insults at each other in Hindi before arguing over whether the patient had eaten before surgery.
Dr Desai identified the two doctors as Dr Ashok Nanival and Dr Mathura Lal Tak.
She said that the two doctors were not formally suspended, but had been released from their duties at the hospital while they proceed with an internal inquiry. Additionally, the hospital is in the process of collecting statements from staff to find out who shot the video and how it came to be leaked.
The Rajasthan High Court has ordered the hospital to submit a report, while they proceed with a separate state level investigation into the incident.
ademidedavid: we were travelling to ado ekiti for the burial of one of our staff yesterday 29th of August. on getting to ilesha's road, our driver wanted to overtake a j5 driven by an aboki who decided to swarve on our lane and before the driver could control the Toyota matrix, it was already sumersaulting. it was a miracle that we all came out safe from the car after several sumersalting.
purples25: Well there are different sorts of girls I would say. Good and bad, yes some misbehave but let's just believe in the good side that exsists . Well, for me, I DO sit down and explain things if I think a break up is needed. It takes up very long and careful conversations, I tell you. Not all girls are bad though.
It's my birthday today, send good wishes please
Happy birthday, Troublesome.
May you find a life partner that is 100 times far less trouble than you, who would make you happy.
Angelanest: A group of tax force officials were beaten earlier today in Calabar, Cross River State Capital city by some officers of the Nigerian Air force. The incident which reportedly happened at the popular Mobil filling station saw an Air force Officer descend on the tax force as they were about towing a Volkswagen Golf vehicle for wrong parking.
The tax force men apprehended the cab guy and wanted to tow his vehicle, before the guy called the Airforce man who happened to be the alleged owner of the vehicle. When the officer came, they started arguing and the other pushed him. That was how it started, according to Calabar Reporters.
The tax force team reportedly put up a fight and threatened to arrest the Air Force officer when he tried to relate to a case concerning his taxi driver.
The Air force officer had to call his colleagues on phone to come to his aid. His colleagues arrived the scene as they descended on the tax force men, but the guy that started the fray was nowhere to be found.
The officers chased after the leader of the tax force group and dealt with him severely.
purples25: If I could change the world, I would make everything equal for both genders. Though.....food for thought.....I wonder how the world would be if women came to this world originally as the alphas and breadwinners, with more physical strength in their beautiful bodies than men. I wonder how the world would have been then. Would they make men sit at home and insult them all the time, make them not participate in some things, would they throw them out when tired and marry another husband, beat the guy if he annoys them, take him out on dates , celebrate his birthday, etc ?
Well change takes centuries and the world is what it is.
Have you not seen the way women treat men when they (the women) are young, beautiful and have a lot of suitors?
Do you think they treat the men with respect and dignity? Or they exploit them as much as they can with the possibility of sex if the men do as they are told?
Would you even yourself dare claim you have been nice to all men when you are/were young and beautiful?
When you want to break up with a guy, do you sit down and declare you want to and the reasons why? Or you chicken out by starting as much fight as possible till he breaks up with you or you start claiming you guys fight too much and you need to break up?
purples25: If I could change the world, I would make everything equal for both genders. Though.....food for thought.....I wonder how the world would be if women came to this world originally as the alphas and breadwinners, with more physical strength in their beautiful bodies than men. I wonder how the world would have been then. Would they make men sit at home and insult them all the time, make them not participate in some things, would they throw them out when tired and marry another husband, beat the guy if he annoys them, take him out on dates , celebrate his birthday, etc ?
Well change takes centuries and the world is what it is.
purples25: Someone said ' Hope the man is not marrying for the first time ' . So it's an issue when the man gets married for the first time to a woman with kids, but its not an issue when women marry men with children, second wives, many wives, or many babies scattered about. Its only a woman that can be classified as old cargo ? Lol......Okay o. My Africa.
As long as specific expectations and responsibilities are put on each gender, then each gender will continue too have its respective cross to bear.
So, yes, it is an issue. Not many men would want to be bread winner and responsible for the welfare of the fruits of another man's enjoyment.
That is a case of Baboon chop, monkey come dey work.
Men are usually the bread winners, so they should and would be the ones to see it as an issue.
I can also tell you: "Very few complain when it is only a man that is seen as responsible for initiating a relationship/wooing". No be for the same Africa?
They are all outcomes of our gender expectations and responsibilities.
robosky02: Celestine Hycieth Babayaro (born 29 August 1978 in Kaduna) is a Nigerian former footballer who played as a defender or as a midfielder.
Club career:
Babayaro began his playing career at Nigerian side Plateau United, before moving to Belgian club Anderlecht in 1994, and eventually would make a name for himself, quickly gaining first-choice status although still a teenager. Babayaro set records as the youngest player to make an appearance and to receive a red card in the UEFA Champions League. He was sent off in a match between Steaua Bucuresti and his club Anderlecht (1–1), aged 16 years and 86 days. Celestine is widely regarded as the best Nigerian full back ever to have lived alongside Taribo West.
Chelsea:
Babayaro was signed by Chelsea after being spotted by scout Lewis Durkin in April 1997. He moved for a transfer fee of £2.25 million, a club record paid for a teenager at the time.[citation needed] He made his debut in the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup against Slovan Bratislava, but an injury sustained in the 6-1 win over rivals Tottenham Hotspur in December 1997[4] ruled him out for the rest of the season. This meant he missed their victories in the 1998 Football League Cup Final and the 1998 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup Final. However, with Chelsea he went on to win the 1998 UEFA Super Cup, the FA Cup and Charity Shield in 2000, and reached the 2002 FA Cup Final. He was also instrumental in Chelsea's memorable run in the 1999-2000 UEFA Champions League. However it was to end in heartbreak for Babayaro as he was sent off in extra time against Barcelona as they bowed out of the competition at the quarter final stage.[8] He faced competition from Graeme Le Saux during his seven-year spell, but managed to play over 200 games for the London side. His acrobatic celebrations with backflips were noted and loved by the fans of the club.
The steady form of Wayne Bridge saw Babayaro start only four FA Premier League matches for Chelsea in 2004–05 under new manager José Mourinho. Chelsea ended the season as Premier League champions.
Newcastle:
In January 2005, he left Chelsea to join Newcastle United on an undisclosed fee,[9] where he established himself as first choice left back. He scored his first and what turned out to be his only Newcastle goal in a 3–1 win over Coventry City in the FA Cup.
In September 2006, Babayaro was given a three-match ban by The Football Association for slapping Liverpool striker Dirk Kuyt in the face, while Liverpool took a corner The slap was not seen by the referee Mark Halsey, but later footage showed Babayaro punch the Dutchman in the face. Babayaro accepted the allegations and apologised to Kuyt.
On 10 February 2007, after a 2–1 win over Liverpool, then-Newcastle manager Glenn Roeder revealed that just 12 hours before kick-off, Babayaro had called him saying his younger brother David had died from tuberculosis. Despite this, Babayaro insisted he would still play and put in a solid performance which earned him praise from Newcastle manager and fans. This fine form continued into United's 3–1 away victory against Zulte Waregem, in the UEFA Cup.
Due to his many injury problems it was mutually decided, on 10 December 2007, that Babayaro should be released from his contract with immediate effect and a compensation figure was agreed.
In January 2009, former Newcastle United chairman Freddy Shepherd described Babayaro as a "disgrace" who "didn't pull his weight" during a televised BBC interview.
Later years:
On 21 January 2008, 29-year-old Babayaro came to an agreement with the Los Angeles Galaxy to join them on a three-year contract, effective immediately.
With this move, the Nigerian re-joined Galaxy coach Ruud Gullit who previously brought him to Chelsea in 1997 and spent a season coaching him there. This time again, it was precisely recently hired Gullit who wanted Babayaro at his new club. However, it did not take long for the move to turn sour. Thinking that he had arrived at sort of an American superclub that only a year earlier gave David Beckham what was widely reported to be the $250 million contract, Babayaro was agitated by what he considered to be "shabby" accommodations – from having to fly in the economy class to sharing a hotel room on the road.[16] His lack of commitment in training and preseason games reflected those feelings and he soon got on Gullit's and club president and general manager Alexi Lalas's bad side.
On 3 March, Babayaro was waived by the Galaxy after playing only 45 minutes in a preseason friendly against FC Seoul, receiving a yellow card and conceding a penalty in the process. The reason for this unexpected release was not stated explicitly by Galaxy front office. "After a period of evaluation, it was decided that it would be in the best interest of the club and the player to part ways,” Lalas said in a statement. “It is unfortunate that it did not work out, but Ruud and our technical staff are hard at work putting together this team and difficult decisions have to be made."
During pre-season for the 2008–09 English league season, Babayaro trained with Premier League club Portsmouth at the invitation of manager Harry Redknapp with a view to signing for the FA Cup holders. On 14 August 2008 Redknapp revealed that he would not offer Babayaro a contract at Fratton Park.
On 8 July 2010, Babayaro officially announced his retirement from football.[20]
International career:
After being part of the victorious Nigerian team at the Under-17 World Championships in Japan (1993), Babayaro made his international senior debut in the Afro-Asian Championship in 1995, against Uzbekistan. The following year he was part of the Nigeria Olympic gold medal winning team at the Atlanta 96 football event, making the tournament's all-star team. He scored in the Gold Medal game itself against Argentina. After getting a knee injury in December 1997 in the Premier League, Babayaro recovered just in time to make the France 98 squad. He was also Nigeria's captain at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, and took part in the Korea/Japan 2002 FIFA World Cup.
Babayaro was part of Nigeria's squad for the 2004 African Nations Cup in Tunisia, but was controversially sent home, alongside Yakubu Aiyegbeni and Victor Agali for indiscipline. Although never officially announcing his retirement from international football, he has not played for the national team ever since.
Personal life:
Babayaro's brother, Emmanuel, a goalkeeper, was also part of Nigeria's 1996 Olympics gold medal winning team.
Babayaro was acquitted of indecent assault in 1999.He later sued the Daily Star for a headline suggesting he had been charged with rape and won an apology and damages. He was declared bankrupt in 2011.
Afam4eva: Nobody says Lagos is the worse in the world and not even in the rankings. My only concern is that Lagos is doing worse than a few years ago which doesn't make sense considering that things have gotten a tat bit better. We cannot rule out the fact that people who come up with these rankings are not inundated about cities in Nigeria like other cities in the world and just jump to conclusions based on what they've heard.
So you think the other cities were standing still?
Afam4eva: Pls, don't let these foreigners fool you. They're simply sucking up to us. I'm not sure Lagos should be ranked that low but i can't say that the ranking isn't apt.
scholes0: These are expats that have been to a lot of countries on this globe. Sure, Lagos is third world... but worst in the world? A bit of a stretch imo.
It is an assessment of 140 cities from about 50 or so countries.
Not all countries in the world and there are more than 3 cities from some countries included. Lagos would definitely be one of the worst amongst the selection.
sodiksan: Am currently a teacher under the Lagos State government and this is my say
The NUT guys are dumb ass, whenever they join NUT and start holding leadership position, they hardly participate in classroom activities because they will turn that union to their place of primary assignment. Therefore they will forget all the stress teachers go through coz they are not going through it anymore, that's just a typical Nigeria man for you.
Can you believe the least teacher in government Secondary School get a deduction of 700 naira from his/her salary as monthly due for NUT , which you can hardly feel there presence.
The most dumbest thing they have done in recent year is to agitate for age increment, because the NUT guys know that alot of teachers are retiring due to mass recruitment done 30 years ago and they will lose a lot of members in 3 years time, which will in turn reduce the money they will embezzle
As of today teachers are one of the most underpayed employee, looking at the pay and the stress they go through when doing their job, it's more of charity work to me.
I think those stupid and foolish NUT guys should be clamouring for good salary for teachers not age. I hope to leave the profession soon.
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You have an option not to pay any union fees.
If you don't exercise your option then you are indirectly voluntarily paying.
Adanne9110: I will marry him fast fast because i have observed that when a man has one issue or the other,he will give an undilluted love,,love is sweet even without kids..I will even like it cos there wont be any iotal of cheating,my mind is at rest that its only me in hus life,we will be together and adopt a child,train the child to the highest point...but, if you have this condition,make sure your pocket doesnt have that condition,,the pain of labour like i heard,sucks,but the pain of being broke sucks the most.
TheKingIsHere: I asked you a simple question. Is it not one Nigeria? Also, is there no freedom of movement? And all you could say is it is dumb and confused but your own asking about campaign isn't.
You no get yarn.
What has freedom of movement got to do with anything?
You are still too thick to get it?
Why are you not asking me "Is it not one Nigeria? Also, is there no freedom of eating?"
TheKingIsHere: You are a clown. I asked you a question first, you diverted to campaign. Did he tell you he is going to campaign. Kanu will go to kaduna and there is nothing you can do.
Divert?
Or you could not answer the question?
You are too not sharp upstairs to know the difference between "movement" and "campaign"?
Unfortunately, Kanu is not rich enough to provide financial support for hospital bills and coffins, but he is mentally unstable enough to make sure they are needed and some are dumb enough to hail him along.
wingman: You are the Buffon!! Counter his arguments with superior points not insults. Somebody is educating you for free and like an ungrateful pig you heap insults on him. Disgusting!
Idiot, is your education that poor, you regard such unreasoned whining as an education?
Stkilda: My brother, the truth must be told, civilized people don't go about killing people because they have been called names. You have called me an Idiot on several occasions on this forum. I have not threatened to kill or hurt you in any way. Anyway, have a nice day!
But civilised people go to intentionally provoke others?