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[quote author=Kobojunkie post=102477674]I hope there will be an autopsy report also released to the public even if via select journalists so we in fact learn the Ttruth of the Man's medical condition at the time of his death. :-



What do you intend to do with the autopsy result? Sanitize your heart man

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When you hear that nurses want to do this and that, please dn't feel threatened because a real and true professional knows his or her jurisdictions. only a fool wants to do all but master non. After all, not every doctors are surgeons.
A nurse is a nurse and a doctor is a doctor. When one tries to become another, he or she automatically becomes a quack. There are things accepted or not accepted by the law even though Nigeria law has a clause.
So, let's mind our various businesses and allow or asist each other to grow.

It's not d role of a nurse to conduct surgery. A surgeon is there to do that. But the professional nurse carries out special skills in ensuring that those wounds inflicted on a patient during surgery are healed properly because the nurse is taught the art and science of caring for the sick.
NB: not everyone on white are nurses. Quack nurses are everywhere especially in private hospitals.

To whom it may concern:-
• It's better to have one or two professional nurse(s) in that your private hospital than picking up 1001 young girls, then give them white to wear and start addressing them as nurses. you are tarnishing the image of a profession.
• To the public, when next you visit an hospital (private), you have the right to ask to be attended to by a licensed professional nurse.

SirToby:
But why are nurses so harsh and rude ?

not evrybdy wearing white are nurses. no sane persons cn be harsh for js no reason. stop being stubborn to a care provider(nurse) cos they are still human too.

there's nofin lyk being urself. evn d conditions of d economy wn't change ur tru self wen u stay real cos u're unique n amazing jx d way u're.

I'm a BNSc male nurse. I need any nursing job. I resides in abuja. pls som1 with useful information or opportunities or link or connection should pls contact me through dis No: 08127144808. God bless u all.

Cutehector:
yea yea. I hav a wedding ring, tho i"m very much single buh someone happend to sell it for me, I just bought it.. 2years bak wen I was in NYSC camp in kogi, I just formed a habit of putting on the ring occasionally.


Then any lady I meet, the first thing she looks at is my ring and be like oh, r u married, I say yes . Den suddenly she starts acting funny towards me.


Even to the extent, one went out of d way, daringly to seduce me right on the parade ground during the camp exit ceremony, like she was all over me, givin me signs to take her out after camp so we can have sex and probably give her my 19800



As a wise guy I am, I just looked up to the skies, after I withdrew from her and laughed.



My brother, fear women.

Why are they attracted to married men in the first place? is it the ring dat dey are attracted to or is it d freedom married men gives dat single guys don't giv?

Pls, I need your candid advice/suggestions on this.
I studied nursing and I've currently obtained my Bachelor Degree in Nursing Science. Ever since I completed the compulsory National Youth Service corp, I've been on the street of Abuja in search of job opportunities as a nurse in hospitals, Health Maintenance organization, as a site nurse in some construction companies. All The places I applied are yet to call me for interviews. How soon? no one knows. Now I'm tired being indoor waiting for their calls.
Currently, a concerned family friend has offered me a job in the bank to work as a cashier. I'm somehow puzzled because of the career differences.
Should I go ahead and grab the offer to work in the bank or exercise more patient and wait till those places I applied as a nurse start calling?

Cutehector:
And sugar boiz,


An affair with married women will steal ur destiny.

. . Tel em as wel. But it's more common wit ladies.

Dear Single sisters, An affair with a Married Man will steal your destiny. He is not worth such a sacrifice.

som1 with useful connection or link/ information should pls help a brother who is a BNSC Nurse secure a job. Either as a site nurse, in any of d construction companies, Health Maintenance Organization, or health related job opportunities. I hav trekked round the nooks n crannies of Abuja n stil hvn't gotn any job. you can reach me through my bbm pin : 333c92bf.; or watsap no. 08127144808. thnk u all.

bcomputer101:
Are they from ilesha?

is dat how ilesha pple do?

bcomputer101:
Are they from ilesha?

is dat how ilesha pple do?

I saw this pic and I felt I should share it cos this pre-wedding picture got me worried.
What should we call this?

What are they professing into their marriage .
Is this ok ?

When you're in your 20s, you pretty much have a free card. It's somewhat implied that those years are there for making mistakes, learning from them, and bridging the gap between pre-adulthood and adulthood.
So, when you spend your whole paycheck on a pair of shoes, no one can really give you a hard time.

But at some point, we all must brush d dust & embrace that we are adults..
When U turn 30, there are some things U must learn to shift away from.
Find below some of these things...

1. Facebook stalking, particularly your ex.
2. Seeking approval from other people.
3. Sleeping away your entire weekend instead of doing something fun or productive.
4. Weeknight binge drinking (or binge drinking in general). Those hangovers get worse with each passing year.
5. Building up debt on your credit card. Now is the time to pay it back, not make it worse!
6. Hitting up Mom or Dad for money.
7. Keeping bad friends around out of convenience or because you're too lazy to cut them out. Send them packing!
8. Buying anything and everything you want when you're shopping.
9. Sneaking a smoke.
10. Buying new underwear instead of doing laundry.
11. Buying new underwear instead of doing laundry.
12. Advertising drunk nights on social media.
13. Skipping beauty routines. Start moisturizing ASAP!
14. Pulling all-nighters.
15. Making excuses not to do your workout.
16. Eating fast food.
17. Hanging unframed pictures or posters on your walls. We think "Starry Night" is great too, but it's time to take it down.
18. Spending most of your money on alcohol or eating out.
19. Waiting for someone to do something for you so that you don't have to.
20. Only cleaning the toilet or tub when it literally can't wait another minute.
21. Giving up when things get hard.
22. Waiting to take out the trash and recycling until guests are coming over.
23. Holding on to old grudges.
24. Neglecting family time.25. Washing your bath towel and sheets once every few months or just when you have company coming.
26. Not taking responsibility for things.
27. Unhealthy dieting or buying in to quick-fix weight-loss plans.
28. Texting while driving.
29. Not saving money.
30. Not staying up-to-date on current events.
You can add yours.

TheArchangel:
Nursing. Amen to the prayers, dear.

wow! we're in dis together then. check out NISA Premier hospital. ekweme str. in jabi. they are accepting applications presently.

TheArchangel:
I don waka taya today. Blisters every inch of my leg. Na towel I carry dey wipe sweat for this accursed Abuja sun.
God go bless our hustle soon.

sorry dear. God go help us n it's gona be soonest. what did you study?

TheArchangel:
The time to trek is now. From Gwarinpa to Life camp to Jabi to Wise to Maitama to..............

I don trek taya self. though, I've applied in different places but they hvn't start calling

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haberry2014@gmail.com. Thank you

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pls I currently resides in abuja. I'm a graduate male nurse. I currently obtained my nysc certificate. I'm desperately in need of any nursing job in abuja. here is my phone numb: 07038814368.
email add: haberry2014@gmail.com. Will be most grateful to have helped a brother in need. hpy new month to y'all.