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Education › Re: Check Out The Smart Way A Psychology Professor Got His Students To Confess by geunik(m): 7:53am On Mar 22, 2018

may not have worked if it came from a female student

Family › Re: Is This What Being A Supportive Husband Means Or Just Plain Stupidity? by geunik(m): 10:48am On Mar 21, 2018

Fadiga24:
That's their love I see nothing stupid in that

As if there is a guideline on what a husband should do and should not do in the house.

the bible specifies some of the duty of a husband and his wife

Health › Re: Jaaruma Hauwa Is The Brains Behind Therapeutic Advantages Of Azanza Garckeana by geunik(m): 1:45pm On Mar 15, 2018

nature is medicine

Crime › Re: Badoo Cult Members Bundled Into A Car After Being Arrested In Lagos. Photos by geunik(m): 7:39pm On Mar 13, 2018

time up! Time up!! Time up!!!

Travel › Re: Family Of 5 Fall Into A River In Delta, Survived (Photos) by geunik(m): 9:09pm On Mar 10, 2018

samysamy:
Source: http://usascholarshipfree..com.ng/2018/03/family-of-5-survive-terrible-accident.html?m=1

how does this post affect USA SCHOLARSHIP?

Crime › Re: Gunmen Attack Nzharuvo In Plateau; Five Feared Killed, Despite Buhari’s Presence by geunik(m): 10:03am On Mar 10, 2018

the 2k police deployed to the state was to protect the president and not the citizens

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Family › Re: The Perks Of Being A Lastborn by geunik(m): 7:43am On Mar 07, 2018

Emmenyk:
Well I'm a last born and I'm afraid all your assertions are not entirely true.

I'm always marveled especially, during family meetings, how they always seek for my opinion and the kind of attention they pay to it.

Eldest is in late 40s and I'm barely 27, yet he sees me as a professional in my career as I handle every of his construction projects and he respects me and my decisions. And can not make any move without seeking for my opinion.

You can only earn their respect and trust. I worked hard to earn mine

what the op said is true. Respect comes when you start earning. My respect started ending of last year when things changed for me. Now i am part of the main key decisions in the house

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TV/Movies › Re: Movie Scenes That Nearly Killed Jackie Chan by geunik(m): 3:48am On Mar 03, 2018

whenever i watch jet li film, i remember the songs flying without wings unlike jakie chan

TV/Movies › Re: Movie Scenes That Nearly Killed Jackie Chan by geunik(m): 3:45am On Mar 03, 2018

Samsimple:
3. Collision with a helicopter in Police Story 3: Supercop (1992)

It's safe to say that most leading men have never had their face rearranged by a helicopter, but Jackie Chan is not most leading men. An incredibly perilous sequence in 1992's Police Story 3: Super Cop has Chan's character Ka-Kui leap onto a rope ladder dangling from a chopper, then proceed to endure all kinds of hazards as the pilot attempts to shake him off—but that's not even the dangerous part. When the helicopter later lands on a moving train, all Chan has to do it avoid it as he dangles from a rotating railway apparatus.
In the outtake, the helicopter smacks into Chan as he's clinging to the overhang, which fails to rotate completely. This resulted in a fractured rib, broken shoulder, and dislocated cheekbone. Chan had to hang on with his good shoulder while half-conscious and wait for the crew to drag him down.

again he was tied to the rope of the plane ladder throughout the journey. Am a very big fan of Chan that i have studied most of his film. Most stunts you see are well calculated in advance even though he suffer injury from some. He does not take risk without protecting himself

TV/Movies › Re: Movie Scenes That Nearly Killed Jackie Chan by geunik(m): 3:42am On Mar 03, 2018

Samsimple:
9. Sliding down a 24-story building in Who Am I? (1998)
"Who Am I?" is actually the title character of the 1998 film of the same name, an amnesiac who is given the moniker by African natives in a humorous misunderstanding.It features a distinct
sloping glass facade that runs down one entire face of the 24-story building, and in the film's climactic scene, "Who Am I?" must escape hitmen by sliding down the entire length of the facade. Chan accomplished this stunt by…literally sliding down the entire length of the facade, unassisted, with no harnesses or other special equipment, exactly as seen in the film.
That this stunt was even attempted is insanity. There really was no middle ground; either it goes off without a hitch, or Jackie Chan dies. The slide takes nearly 45 seconds to complete on film, with Chan alternately sliding on his back, scrambling on his feet, and going face-first on his stomach before ending up feet-first again in time to come to a bone-jarring halt and catch himself from flying over the edge at the bottom of the facade.

watch the end of this film well and you will see a rope was attached to his waist to support him in case he falls off

Crime › Re: Pregnant Lady Loses Memory After Escaping From Ritualists, Lands In Ogun. Photos by geunik(m): 7:01am On Feb 26, 2018

Cinkq:
OUTSIDERS, not YORUBAS are culprits of most of the notorious and devilish crimes that are popular in SW.
High rate of crime is one of the disadvantages of accomodating too many outsiders in your region, and this is one of the burdens of one Nigeria the GREAT YORUBAS are carrying/enduring in their region.

God will punish all nonindegenes who are giving bad image to SW, and God will continue to bless all OMOLUABIS and our region.

a couple of those involve in these acts have been apprehended and confess. Most are from sw. Why defend what you know is wrong

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Health › Re: Say Goodbye To Toilet Tissues ( Pic ) by geunik(m): 5:11pm On Feb 23, 2018

each user must disinfect it for the next or wlse it will be easy transfer of diseases

Politics › Re: Evance Ivwurie Laments As Fulani Herdsmen Wreck Havoc In His Constituency Photos by geunik(m): 10:32am On Feb 23, 2018

lilyfaith:
You should be ignored!

you are right. He rarely make sense here

Fashion › Re: Girl Dressed As A Mermaid To Celebrate Her 1st Birthday by geunik(m): 9:45am On Feb 20, 2018

please what is the meaning of the 'yampyons' seun

Politics › Re: Boko Haram: “I Am Tired Of This Calamity,” Shekau Says In New Video by geunik(m): 10:36am On Feb 08, 2018

the last about was that he was heavily wounded and crippled. I no watch the video but seems he was standing

Webmasters › Re: Yahoo Boys Or Ritualistic Arrested. by geunik(m): 5:19am On Feb 07, 2018

when you get to the promise land, let me know if you will ever get there

Health › Re: 16 Years After... An Hiv Patient Started Antiretroviral by geunik(m): 5:13am On Feb 07, 2018

about 1 percent of the world populatuion are immuned to it. It is well explained in the link in my signature

Health › Re: Is Our Urine Suppose To Be Proportional To Our Water Intake ? by geunik(m): 9:39pm On Feb 05, 2018

no, you lose some water through sweat and other means

Romance › Re: Lady Puts Hair Remover In A Friend's Hair Relaxer After She Slept With Her Bf by geunik(m): 11:30am On Jan 13, 2018

[quote author=StrawberryGloss post=64148482][/quote]all ladies have their bank details in their head

Politics › Re: Yusuf Buhari Secretly Acquired Power-Bikes, DSS Operatives Sacked - Daily Post by geunik(m): 8:11pm On Jan 08, 2018

The story is that he was the one who bought the 2 bikes for himself and the friend. That means the money he spent is more than a 300k dollars.
Blood of zachariah shocked

Education › Re: Pharmacy Fresher's Thread For All Schools. by geunik(m): 1:00pm On Jan 08, 2018

Bapy:
I have searched for a thread like this and I couldn't see any that is why i created this thread for pharmacy fresher's in the house so that we can be able to relate and get prepared for the task ahead of us, as we all know that pharmacy school isn't a joke at all. I'm also using this medium to honourably invite all our SENIOR COLLEAGUES in the house because without them I don't think we can be able to assist ourselves as fresher's. Let's make this thread a very big PHARMILY house please. Thanks in anticipation.
I rep Unijos school of Pharmcy.

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Nairaland General › Answer To Issue On Nairaland UI by geunik(op): 1:52am On Dec 11, 2017

https://www.quora.com/Why-hasnt-nairaland-updated-its-UI

Education › Re: Things I'm Glad I Knew Before I Graduated by geunik(m): 9:48am On Dec 07, 2017

boyejo123:
is it advisable for someone to work while studying? I mean works like barbing, hair dressing, dry cleaning, e.t.c

depends on your department and how long you need to read to assimilate

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Health › Re: How Can I Add Some Weight? by geunik(m): 8:51am On Dec 06, 2017

TheRealBoss1:
Pls, can you gimme your whatsapp number?

lost ma phone hence not on wahtsapp

Health › Re: HIV/AIDS Cure: PMB Approves Drug’s Patent For Nigerian Researcher by geunik(op): 7:59am On Dec 06, 2017

[url]leadership.ng/2017/12/05/hivaids-cure-pmb-approves-drugs-patent-nigerian-researcher/[/url]

Health › Re: HIV/AIDS Cure: PMB Approves Drug’s Patent For Nigerian Researcher by geunik(op): 7:58am On Dec 06, 2017

He said, “It is within the domain of a veterinarian to develop drugs which would be tried on animals before they are used on human beings by physicians.” In his opening remarks, the President of the SUG, Mr Precious Ononiwu, said that the lecture was organised to “educate and enlighten the students on the new drug.” Ononiwu commended Ezeibe for the invention, saying that it had further boosted the image of the university above other universities in Nigeria and beyond. “Any time I attend meetings of SUG presidents in the South East, I now brag that the professor that invented the cure for HIV/ AIDS comes from my university,” he said.

Health › HIV/AIDS Cure: PMB Approves Drug’s Patent For Nigerian Researcher by geunik(op): 7:53am On Dec 06, 2017

Hope for the production and acceptance of the Nigerian antiretroviral drug for the cure of HIV/ AIDS developed by Prof. Maduike Ezeibe, a renowned researcher at the Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike in Abia State, has received a boost with the granting of application for patent right to produce the drug for consumption by President Muhammadu Buhari. This is in addition to financial assistance given to the researcher by Abia State government and the management of Michael Okpara University of Agriculture Umudike to carry out more trials on the efficacy of the drug both within and outside the country. Professor Ezeibe’s claims recently to have found a cure for the dreaded scourge, using Aluminium Magnasium Silicate (AMS) and simple sugar to attack the virus in any part of the body, including the “sanctuary cells” had raised some criticisms and skepticisms from many circles despite his claims of cure for over 10 patients and research findings published in international journals. Speaking on AMS at a lecture, organised by the Students’ Union Government (SUG) of the MOUA to mark the World AIDS Day Celebration on Friday, he advised persons living with the scourge not to despair. He said that a permanent cure was imminent, pointing out that researchers all over the world were making concerted efforts to develop a cure for one of the greatest threats to human existence globally. He said all over the world, researchers are making efforts to invent a drug that will permanently cure HIV/AIDS and expressed optimism that a global success was imminent as according to him, “ with the Nigerian anti-retroviral drug from my research finding, the world now know that to permanently cure the scourge, you need nanotechnology.” “You cannot cure the disease with ordinary anti-retroviral drugs because their molecules are big and cannot reach the sanctuary cells,” he said. The Prof of Veterinary Medicine said that the only medicine that could cure the virus should have small molecules, which could penetrate every part of the body, where ordinary drugs cannot reach. According to Ezeibe, “Silicates have molecules that are 0.96 nanometer in size, while HIV has molecules as big as 110 nanometer, hence silicates can reach even the sanctuary cells.” He further said that “the particles of AMS are positively and negatively charged, while HIV- infested cells are positively charged.” He said that “one can use simple sugar (glucose) to transport charged molecules across the mucus membrane to the blood, up to the sanctuary cells.” Ezeibe who said he had carried out a successful animal trial with the AMS and was currently doing clinical trial added that the drug did not have adverse side effects because “it works by physical effects on the virus.” He said that with the financial assistance from the Abia State government and the university authorities, he had handled several cases, from within and outside Nigeria, free of charge. He said that President Muhammadu Buhari recently approved his application for the patency to produce the drug for consumption. He said that he was looking for funds for the mass production and commercialization of the drug. Ezeibe said that the drug had successfully passed through peer review by 21 researchers and laboratory tests but because he lacked the legal backing to directly administer the drugs, he was working in collaboration with the University’s Medical Centre.

Health › Re: How Can I Add Some Weight? by geunik(m): 7:40am On Dec 06, 2017

TheRealBoss1:
This is really helpful... I only want to add a little. Pls, hope the drug is not harmful and no side effects? And, like how many months will I start getting results?

thanks!

effects is within a week still depending on other factors. Side effects is not bad but include dizziness, fatigue, tiredness

Health › Re: How Can I Add Some Weight? by geunik(m): 7:23am On Dec 06, 2017

Cyproheptadine

Health › Re: How Can I Add Some Weight? by geunik(m): 7:22am On Dec 06, 2017

Cyproheptadine is the best drug of choice. However, it is a total waste if your life style is not in line with your desire. I am also slim but do not use the drug. I prefer life style. Eat heavy and healthy. Avoid junk food even if they make you add up. More protein, carbohydrates and fat. Eat more than you burn out. Eat late at night. Do not drink water before and during meal since water make you full soon. Moderate exercise to build up like press up and push up. Avoid trekking especially long distance. Visit my blog for more health tips

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Webmasters › Re: Promote Your Blog by geunik(m): 1:23pm On Dec 05, 2017

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