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Politics › Re: Ifa Worshippers Offer To Fight Boko Haram by herald9: 4:54pm On Oct 19, 2015
CharlyNick:
Bros u like gossip o............. come to Ika we will provide them for you. We have so many of them here...... cheesy
You be Akwa Ibom boy/man? cheesy
Politics › Re: Ifa Worshippers Offer To Fight Boko Haram by herald9: 4:22pm On Oct 19, 2015
BrainnewsNg:
Thank you

Learn to be 'matured' too
You chimed in to type a trite on a question that wasn't addressed to you, now you talking about maturity?


I just dey look you? undecided
Politics › Re: Ifa Worshippers Offer To Fight Boko Haram by herald9: 3:01pm On Oct 19, 2015
BrainnewsNg:
Google it
Hey, my question wasn't addressed to you. Learn to mind your business. undecided
Politics › Re: Ifa Worshippers Offer To Fight Boko Haram by herald9: 2:54pm On Oct 19, 2015
CharlyNick:
This is interesting..... In that case, they should involve those deadly guys from Akwa Ibom. ATLEAST the battle will be easier that way cheesy
Which of the bad guys from Akwa Ibom are you referring to?
Politics › Re: Ifa Worshippers Offer To Fight Boko Haram by herald9: 2:40pm On Oct 19, 2015
Er0ticAngela:
These Yoruba clowns are utterly confused. So you want to fight against a RPG wielding Boko militant with your charm and dane guns shockedshockedshocked

Why dont these befuddled old men address the security challenges in the west? Kidnappers and armed robbers are running amok all over your region. Your waterways are now becoming unsafe due to the activties of Oil bunkers in the Ikorodu and Arepo creeks of Lagos and Ogun state respectively.

Mr folykaze, the NA/MNJTF will deal with BH in the fullness of time. Tell your ifa whatever to go and sleep . I am sure they'l pee in their pant if they hear the gun shot of an AK47 Rifle, fired at close range, talk more of an Anti Aircraft Artillery
Someone is feeling threatened and insecure because the focus will shift from her imported god to Ifa.
This is what happens when you love your religion more than your country.

Provide a better solution, you can't. Some people brought theirs and you are here spewing putrid.

Its not as if your Grandpa is there.... Or is he? undecided
Health › Re: My Experience After Taking Ciprotab 'ciprofloxacin' Antibiotics by herald9(op): 3:49pm On Oct 18, 2015
nosiebaba:
And u can stil type this funny construction, the drug helped u then
In some way, yes. Cause when I entered the exams Hall, I remembered what I read three years ago and even submitted before those that started before me grin
Health › Re: My Experience After Taking Ciprotab 'ciprofloxacin' Antibiotics by herald9(op): 3:46pm On Oct 18, 2015
EggovinMma:
Yours is better. Remembered when I almost died in between December 23 - January 3rd 2010 after Premier Hospital diagnosed me with malaria/typhoid. All the medications given to me stalled my stooling. For the very first time In my life I told God to take my life. Worst is, i had to ly in the toilet, couldn't stand and couldn't sit, was in pains as I couldn't get it out, was like I was in labour.My ex had to help me shave my hair because I demanded it.


Hmmmmm . Doctor said it was the anti biotics injections administered.Very bad experience. embarassed
Eyaah! Sorry Ma, yours was brutal grin
Health › Re: My Experience After Taking Ciprotab 'ciprofloxacin' Antibiotics by herald9(op): 3:42pm On Oct 18, 2015
NifemiOlu:
Next time, buy drugs from reputable stores. Find the intact silver panel, scratch, get a message in seconds like this:

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Or

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Lastly, people react to drugs in different ways. Maybe it's your body or bad drug.
It's genuine.

Health › Re: My Experience After Taking Ciprotab 'ciprofloxacin' Antibiotics by herald9(op): 3:28pm On Oct 18, 2015
slap1:
I took Cipromax some months ago when I was down with malaria and typhoid. It made me very weak (I guess because I wasn't eating enough) but it did the job... but it didn't make me use big, big words like the OP .
You guys are funny. grin
Health › Re: My Experience After Taking Ciprotab 'ciprofloxacin' Antibiotics by herald9(op): 3:25pm On Oct 18, 2015
Gbajabiamila1:
The first and the last time I took Ciprotab back in school, it was as if a bag of cement was dumped inside my stomach. I was so uncomfortable for hours. Had to manage to go back to the Doctor.
Same here.
Health › Re: My Experience After Taking Ciprotab 'ciprofloxacin' Antibiotics by herald9(op): 3:24pm On Oct 18, 2015
ray102:
Op your write up says you took half a card of ciprotab. Who prescribed the drug and dosage for you? Cos half a card is either 5 tablets or 7 tablets depending on what brand and dosage you buy. What steps are you taking to counter the effects of the drugs? Wishing you a speedy recovery.
I took them in two days. I've discontinued it, was just exaggerating.
Health › Re: My Experience After Taking Ciprotab 'ciprofloxacin' Antibiotics by herald9(op): 3:18pm On Oct 18, 2015
EricDonn:
That Ciprofloxacin needs to be checked by Nafdac, I took it around September last year just to cure typhoid and malaria, it just disorganised my system, if not for my geographical location I would have submitted myself to an EBOLA isolation facility.....
grin
Health › Re: My Experience After Taking Ciprotab 'ciprofloxacin' Antibiotics by herald9(op): 3:10pm On Oct 18, 2015
drake2:
Wow, OP: So sorry to learn about your experience. I didn't read anything related to medicine.

But common sense requires that you visit your Doctor when such things happen.

I got a question though: Is this the first time you had " Malaria and Typhoid"? And why are there rampant diagnoses of these two together these days?

OP, this may not be your first Malaria, if you know what drugs have worked for you in the past, i advice you stick to them, until they work no more.

Wish you well and sorry for your experience!
I didn't know any drug called Ciprofloxacin till my aunt, who is a nurse introduced me to it as I wouldn't have been able to write my exams. In fact, I don't usually buy drugs above #500.
Thanks tho.
Health › Re: My Experience After Taking Ciprotab 'ciprofloxacin' Antibiotics by herald9(op): 3:01pm On Oct 18, 2015
agabaI23:
Did you take the whole half a card at a go or you took em 1 tab twice daily?
LOL. No o abeg. I took them in two days. I no mad reach that level o.
Health › Re: My Experience After Taking Ciprotab 'ciprofloxacin' Antibiotics by herald9(op): 2:57pm On Oct 18, 2015
flokii:
Oga your oyinbo too much jare...

next time try as much as possible to be simple

btw have you gone to d lab for tests?... might be something else like STDs.. go check to be sure before putting blame on drug..
STD? Guy, I never do that thing before and I'm not planning to do it either.
Health › Re: My Experience After Taking Ciprotab 'ciprofloxacin' Antibiotics by herald9(op): 2:54pm On Oct 18, 2015
Boyooosa:
Adonbilivit. U cant be experiencing such Trauma and still use d same brain and hand to compose such descriptive essay. Go and pack ur spit and snap it, email it to lalasticala for proof of ur claim. undecided
I'm holding my stomach while laughing to this. Guess I'm a strong dude.
Health › Re: My Experience After Taking Ciprotab 'ciprofloxacin' Antibiotics by herald9(op): 2:52pm On Oct 18, 2015
Rolandken:
Nigerians and their terrible habit of self diagnosis and medication. How did you know you had malaria and typhoid? You then proceeded to take an antimalarial and an antibiotic....ciprofloxacin for that matter. This is wrong. Apart from the side effects which may occur, you may develop resistance against this cipro esp since there was no need for it , causing it not to work for you next time when you actually do need it. Pls next time, visit a doctor before swallowing pills. When u have symptoms that suggest malaria, take paracetamol and then visit a health centre. Don't take just any drug u like. It can harm you and even take ur life. Be warned.
My aunt prescribed. She's a nurse.
Health › Re: My Experience After Taking Ciprotab 'ciprofloxacin' Antibiotics by herald9(op): 2:49pm On Oct 18, 2015
YerYer:
This is a common mistake made by most Nigerians, you feel sick and immediately self diagnose yourself with malaria. Are you a medical doctor? Must every symptom you exhibit be linked to malaria? Did a medical doctor prescribe Cipro antibiotic or you chose to diagnose and treat yourself at the same time? I'm even shocked how and why anyone would be allowed to purchase antibiotics from a pharmacy without a written prescription.

People there are real dangers of taking antibiotics for everything; after a while the bacteria will mutate and become resistant to the antibiotics. In other words, when you are really suffering from a bacterial infection, no amount of antibiotics will be effective because the bacteria has developed resistance to the medicine.
Nah. Not self-medication. My aunt who's a nurse prescribed it for me. Maybe the mistake is I'd already taken Vitadar.
Health › Re: My Experience After Taking Ciprotab 'ciprofloxacin' Antibiotics by herald9(op): 12:38pm On Oct 18, 2015
dkronicle:
Ok.. Take d remainoing half cause they are angry that dey can't find there remaining brothers...
Is that your final answer?
Health › Re: My Experience After Taking Ciprotab 'ciprofloxacin' Antibiotics by herald9(op): 12:35pm On Oct 18, 2015
coollabman:
wow! shocked I am very surprised! I just recovered from typhoid and malaria recently. I was on ciprotab for 10 days. I didn't experience any of these things you wrote here. did you take the ciprotab alongside a blood capsule? I am asking because I was warned not to try it.
I took it with Vitadar, an anti-malarial drug. Could that be the cause?
Health › My Experience After Taking Ciprotab 'ciprofloxacin' Antibiotics by herald9(op): 11:56am On Oct 18, 2015
[b]When I read about some drugs having side effects, I always dismiss such info until I swallowed half a card of 'CIPROTAB' in order to fight off a deadly blow from malaria allied with typhoid fever. What my body is undergoing now can only be imagined...

Dews are settling every now and then on my forehead. It seems a new salty spring have suddenly burst out of my throat cause this volume of spittle rushing into my mouth per second is baffling, bewildering, bemusing and mystifying.
The worst thing is I can't coup them back cause the salinity seem higher than what my system really needs. So now you can picture a pregnant woman's favourite sport and picture me!

I bade farewell to sleep three days ago. Well, at least I can read for my ongoing exams instead of lazily dozing... for where? It looks like those feudal worms in my stomach have been constantly at war ever since I took those drugs; I can feel some some hot canon balls being projected from the left 'wing' of my intestines to the right.

Even me wey been dey score multiple hat-tricks when having a serious match with BEANS have now become a spectator! sad



Erm... What's that going on in my head? Is someone rearranging my brains?!! (grabs head) shocked



Whenever I get out of this dilemma; I and my family shall never consume any drug with letter "C"....

Not even Vitamin C! angry


Signed: Herald9

Other side effects are:
Dizziness
Restlessness
Weakness of joints
Dehydration
Sweating, etc.

Drugs should be made to cure ills, not after curing the ills you start battling with the drug. It's not fair!

Have you ever had any side effects when taking drugs? How did you overcome it? Please share.


Lalasticlala can you endorse this, please?[/b]
Business › Re: 15 Businesses You Can Start On Campus That You Don't Know About by herald9: 12:26pm On Oct 17, 2015
They don't sell handouts in uniuyo.... We get them for free.
Politics › Re: Newspaper Vendor Demands N50m From Asuquo-Etim And Apology For Assault by herald9: 4:02pm On Oct 16, 2015
MadCow1:
What else did you notice?.. cool
Thesonofmark will tell you the rest. cool
Politics › Re: Newspaper Vendor Demands N50m From Asuquo-Etim And Apology For Assault by herald9: 3:54pm On Oct 16, 2015
MadCow1:
Akwa Ibom people...


When they are not being Wiitches and Wizards, they are thinking of ways to exert evil and wickedness on their fellow man. angry




How do you beat a Man, strip him and don't find your money and yet didn't deem it fit to apologise. angry

That how the other time they rioted, they were catching Men, cutting their diicks off and letting them go.. angry Like fhucking seriously? angry
Well, you are just a mad cow.
Christianity Etc › Re: I Wish There Was A God (A Reply) by herald9: 10:35pm On Oct 13, 2015
Richirich713:
Actually if u go thru the posts u will see who are the clowns.

This thread is supposed to be about God but
Look how many tables u see at this thread.
Look how desperate they are to get me to participate in analyzing their illustrations.

Look how I exposed how bad their argument is by comparing a table to the universe.
Look how 1 of them tried to go 2 another illustration of a dead body cuz he realized the table was a bad argument.

Look how their leader tried to convince them that a bad argument was actually a good argument.
Look how he tries to convince them that the table can represent the universe.

grin
Really?

All I saw was an intellectually dishonest dude, called Richirich713 grin
Christianity Etc › Re: I Wish There Was A God (A Reply) by herald9: 8:44pm On Oct 13, 2015
Richirich713 is a clown grin
Christianity Etc › Re: 5 Things That Happen When You Stop Being A Christian by herald9: 3:25pm On Oct 13, 2015
That stare they give you when you walk by... Then they start monitoring you to see whether you'll get ill ... Or die grin
Romance › Re: People Dating Exceptionally Beautiful Person, Do You Feel Insecure ? by herald9: 3:10pm On Oct 13, 2015
Why wouldn't they feel insecure when they keep treating their gfs as their personal properties?

She's just a friend, my niqqa, give her that freedom. If she cheats on you just take your share and go your way.


Another secret of longevity.
Romance › Re: Help!! I Hate That Am A Goodlooking Guy) by herald9: 2:44pm On Oct 13, 2015
LOL.... Damn funny, or is it?

The 'hottest' of my friends seems to be enjoying his fineboyhood.... Someone here is complaining.

Do you know how many grown-ups have toasted that dude?
Do you know how many grownups he has straffed?

We don't envy him tho... We take it as his calling. grin
Christianity Etc › Re: Odinani: The Sacred Arts & Sciences Of The Igbo People by herald9: 7:04am On Oct 13, 2015
Thanks Johnny, that was so expository. Now I'm having the urge to know more about my own TR.


Since you know this much, maybe you should go into writing series/periodicals here on NL... Just like your astronomical threads.
Poems For Review › Re: Blind by herald9: 9:52pm On Oct 10, 2015
llaykorn:
I don't really know how to analyze poems, but there is one truth: the theme of some poems can never really be deciphered correctly. I mean that the themes of some poems can never really be analyzed to equal what the poet had in mind. Read the poem; check for strange words, and whatever you can decipher, write am down. Lol.

One trick: spend time analyzing the devices. grin
Haha. So it's possible for you not to understand some poems?

I thought any poet could decode any poem.
Christianity Etc › Re: Odinani: The Sacred Arts & Sciences Of The Igbo People by herald9: 9:40pm On Oct 10, 2015
johnydon22:
[b]

Igbo Religion is a form of Deistic Religion eventually mutilated and killed by the missionaries.

The Igbo religion has a concept of God (Chukwu) who is unknown, incomprehensible, too big and do not interact with humans because it is way above that. it has no shrine or priests. . . It is literally just too immerse and deep that no one can ever know what, who it is....

Then they now employ the use of Alusis, who are Gods (in the real sense personifications of natural elements) These Alusis act as intermediaries between Man and Chukwu..

remember Chukwu is unknown and above mundane activities or worship monger. . so the alusis are mediators between Chukwu and man..

In the Alusis we have

Amadioha (the one you know wink) Also known as Kamalu or Igwekala. . . Th God of thunder and symbol is a white ram.

Ala .... Goddess of the soil.

Igwe. . . God of the sky

Ekwensu . . .God of trade and tricks. . . . (This very particular deity is mutilated to mean satan by missionaries...This is a huge lie.

This deity is not an adversary of chukwu, like i mentioned above the igbo religion asserts a God that is too big and incomprehensible and as such cannot have an enemy or adversary.

Ekwensu is just an igbo Alusi like the others and not an adversary of chukwu..)

Fijioku... God of yam

Ugwu . . .God of the hills. (this particular deity is one found mostly revered in my town)

there are many deities that are just intermediaries in Igbo religion and note that some towns take these deities as their patron just like my town mainly takes Ugwu.)

And then they have CHIs. .these are personal Gods unique to each individual and are in charge of the events of the individuals. . (Personification of FATE) ...

But the Igbo religion in particular reveals a Vaguely Monotheistic but Deistic concept of God (Chukwu). .

The missionaries lied to our people, mutilated the igbo religion, misrepresented it, insulted it and tried to distance the Deistic Igbo Chukwu from igbo religion and infuse it into their own theistic concept of Romanized Jewish Yahweh that they brought..

I call it a cultural holocaust ...they killed the igbo culture and religion..most modern generation of Igbo have no idea of the things i just said now about the igbo religion and its concept of God
[/b]
Wonderful. I love how they portrayed Chukwu. In reality, a god who's so powerful and intelligent enough to cause this awe-inspiring universe into existence shouldn't have an adversary. He or it should be too powerful for that, as everything existed through him.

But then, how were they able to explain the other side of good - evil. What did they think was responsible for it.


NB: I didn't know Ugwu was a god. Blame Timaya!

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