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Wow! wonderful..
This is simply to enable the surgeons become aware if any part of the brain that controls (fine) motor functions is tampered with, inability of the man to continue with the guitar gives an early signal and the causative maneuvers can then be reversed...

See u in heaven!

Kwashiorkor pose

Wahala dey!!
Abeg no probe much but just that 7billion naira spirit boosting "anointing" lifting PDP money.
At least if the probe is specific and goal oriented, not much will heard about tackling of opposite faith..

ha! if Fayose gets u, na OYO o..

Rubbish!
Oloriburuku somebody...

emror4u:
am still a young man, I just pray my future kids will have this kind of heart

Mine too

hugelyendowed:
The portrait of Prof. Osinbajo was changed from the one in which all the veins in his neck were in full display with a smile that seemed to have been flashed at gun point.

The new one is definitely more befitting.


Which do you prefer? Before or after?

http://www.thescoopng.com/a-more-smiling-gmb-buharis-team-changes-his-official-portrait-just-one-week-after-release-look/

....ain't veins but muscles

Are those dolls or dogs?

Sincerely, though not a fan, in fact I detest anything PDP, I pity this guy..
When others are still jubilating being elected into d senate house, this man will only be able to force a smile wherever he is..
I just hope this turns out to be 'check' and not 'checkmate' .

Daniel058:
what exactly is that lady u saw in the pic doing??

Taking a picture with Fashola by a 3rd party cameraman.

I don't see a selfie here, call it a selfie pose or a snapshot while on a selfie.

.....except a mirror was involved, and obviously it wasn't.

I vote SubbieD
Cc NLjega

TexasCowboy:
Who are those negros? Doctors too?
























Sure look like janitors to me.

The thread is actually about the attention seekers, bloggers! u are noted too, u exist

I hereby move a motion that the thread catapulted to front page.

The situation is dicey at the Federal Medical Centre , Owerri . Patients are
gasping for breath while health workers protest the plan to privatise the
hospital. OKODILI NDIDI reports
The Federal Medical Centre , Owerri , seems to have become one huge
facility housing disgruntled, workers. Members of various Labour unions
have since laid down their tools and taken up banners of battle against the
hospital management over plans to privatise the facility.
Patients, denied medical care, are suffering . Those in intensive care are
harder hit , their lives on the line as the protest lasts.
The grievance of the health workers is the plan by the management to
privatise critical units of the hospital .
In order to compel the management to rescind its plan, the health workers
resorted to endless protests , which have crippled activities at the Centre .
The workers who ignored the plea of the suffering patients, said the action
was to bring the “anti -people ” plot of the Medical Director, Dr . Angela
Uwakwem and members of the board to the knowledge of the President-
elect and other requisite authorities in the health sector .
They argued that “the decision to outsource or privatise the pharmacy and
laboratory units of the hospital at the tail end of the present
administration is suspicious and not in good fate ”.
The aggrieved unionists, who displayed placards with various inscriptions
like ‘ Don’ t sell FMC to corrupt contractors’ , ‘ PPP is fraud of the highest
order’ , ‘ Hospital drugs not for commercialisation’ , ‘ they want to sell us
and buy us ’ , among others, disclosed that the MD had already leased out
the mortuary , laundry , security and transport units and is plotting to
privatize the entire hospital if nothing is done.
One of the Union leaders, Comrade Nwokedi Samuel , said that every Unit
of the hospital is performing creditably well so the reason cited by the
management for the planned privatization is untrue .
He said , “The issue of selling the pharmacy is already before the Board but
our question is why they are in a hurry to outsource the units now . Our
worry is not all about us but the poor patients who may not be able to
pay for the services thereafter . So we say no to leasing , outsourcing,
privatization or whatever name it is called it is a fraud and we will resist
it ”.
He called on President- elect General Muhammadu Buhari to investigate the
move by the outgoing Medical Director and her team .
Apparently piqued by the stiff resistance to its plan , the management
queried the union leaders who coordinated the protests , apparently to
discourage the struggle but this further incensed the workers, who
perceived the action as the height of intimidation .
Following the development, the determined union leaders completely shut
down activities at the hospital by announcing a- three - day warning strike,
preceded by massive protests that left patients and visitors scampering for
safety.
The protesters who were dressed in black attires , marched round the
premises, displaying placards with inscriptions such as , ‘ We are tired of
intimidation by management ’ , ‘ Withdraw the query given to our leaders’ ,
‘ We say no to PPP’ , ‘ We need our 2013 /2014 promotion arrears ’ and
‘ Buhari , please come to our rescue ’ , among others.
Addressing reporters, one of the union leaders and chairman of the
Nigerian Union of Allied Health Professionals ( NUAHP ) , Comrade Ezeugwu
Clifford, listed the grievances of the workers to include the non -payment of
the 2013 /2014 promotion arrears , which he said has been released to the
management of the hospital , issuance of query to the Union leaders over
their position on the plan to lease out some units of the hospital by the
Management led by the Medical Director , Dr . Angela Uwakwem.
He also disclosed that as part of measures to press home their demands ,
the workers have embarked on a three -day warning strike , “we are going
to apply the work- to - rule for three days as warning , this means that the
workers will come to work but will not attend to any patient or do any kind
of work.
“We are strongly opposing the plan to privatize the hospital because when
this happens, many patients will die because they can’ t afford the charges
and already as we speak, FMC Owerri is the most expensive government
hospital in the country”.
Another union leader, Comrade Dr. Stanley Emegwara , said , “The summary
of our protest is that the management should pay all the benefits accruing
to the workers and to withdraw all queries issued to our union leaders,
which were meant to weaken the struggle against the plan to privatize the
hospital ”.
Emegwara , who faulted the charge of inefficiency and lack of
accountability by the management as the reason for the planned
privatisation , noted that, “the claim that we are inefficient by the
management is unfounded . Our private investigations showed that FMC
Owerri is one of the best performing government hospitals in Nigeria and
the only three grounds provided for the privatization of government firm
are inefficiency, unaccountability and lack of transparency ”.
It would be recalled that at a time during similar protests , the
management in defiance to the demands of striking workers hired ad hoc
staff to keep the hospital running .
However when contacted who the Medical Director denied any plan by the
management to privatize or outsource the entire hospital .
She insisted that, “what we are doing is a Public Private Partnership ( PPP )
to make our services more efficient. For instance we just built a new
laboratory and we need partners to equip it because we don’ t have the
resources. We are not sacking anybody because we are providing the Staff
and building so they don ’ t need to be afraid”.
She added further that , “the measure we have taken is in the best interest
of the hospital but they are afraid because some of their excesses will be
curtailed . On the issue of their promotion arrears the management is not
withholding the funds as alleged , we are yet to get the money and it is not
peculiar with FMC Owerri ”.
Meanwhile stranded patients have appealed to the warring factions to
shield their swords for humanity sake. According to them the health
conditions have deteriorated since the crisis started .
Mr. Stanford Ikuru , an accident victim, lamented that his wounds have not
been treated in the last one week .
He said , “We are the ones suffering as a result of this crisis . Nobody has
attended to me and several others in the last one week so we are
appealing to the management to resolve whatever crisis they have with
the union and save us from further trouble ”.
Another patient, Mrs . Grace Ilechukwu, described the situation as
traumatizing, “if you go to the wards you cannot stand the odour because
no one is cleaning up the wards. The labs and pharmacies are no more
working the patients now go to the open market to buy their drugs ”.

http://thenationonlineng.net/new/lives-at-risk-as-medical-centre-staff-battle/

Interesting, never knew someone ever took my picture while taking a nap, exhausted, just saw it posted on the net. #YoTambienMeDormi ( “I've also fallen asleep”)

Lagusta:
Make I rush go do mine

Doc, how ur head? it was a funny moment in the hospital d day u ran over Prof Ay_ _el_, nd u just went straight to him to reveal why u complimented ward coat with a face cap without him even summoning u...
#M3postingstudent

I thought only Nigerian bloggers are attention seekers, bloggers are seekers of attention with their unnecessary criticism worldwide..

Cc lalasticlala FP

Pictures trooped in

Other doctors also posting their pictures sleeping at work

Mexican doctor Juan Carlos responded by posting a tweet with the
hashtag #YoTambienMeDormi (or “I've also fallen asleep”).

Soon, hundreds of other doctors began defending the resident doctor

After a Mexican blog posted a picture of a medical resident
sleeping behind a desk at a hospital in Monterrey, Mexico, and
attacked her for not doing her job, doctors around the world
leapt to her defense by posting pictures of themselves caught
napping during some of their most grueling shifts. These
images are going viral under the hashtag#YoTambienMeDormi
(“I've also fallen asleep” in Spanish).
In the 1980s, a high-profile case involving the death of a girl
named Libby Zion at a hospital staffed by exhausted doctors
led to the drafting of the Libby Zion Law. This law limits NY
physicians' work hours per week to “only” 80, showing just how
overworked some of our doctors are.
A blogger snapped these pics of a sleeping resident in Mexico at 3
a.m.
The writer criticized the young resident, saying that "doctors are
obliged to do their work"
There were "dozens of patients who need care," the blogger
continued

Africans and funny doctrines

Intercourse is allowed for nursing mothers.
Breastfeeding is a form of natural contraception itself called lactational amenorrhoea which lasts for as long as 6 months after delivery though duration is variable. It is however not 100% reliable and other forms of contraception like mini pill that won't interfere with breastfeeding could be considered.
Intercourse is best advised to begin 12 weeks after delivery or at least after puerperium which is 6 weeks.

I vote SubbieD
Cc: NLjega

TochiPhotos:
"Me and my friends do this thing were we dress like girls once in a while and walk round our streets to make people laugh and also promote our comedy group. We were bored today and decided to do it again.
HOL* How were you able to pull off this feminine look effortlessly? Your friends look funny but one can almost mistake you for a lady.
As a kid I found myself spending more time with the girls than my fellow boys. I would sometimes put on my Sister 's dress and ask them to refer to me as a girl. I stopped behaving like that as I got older and with lots of beating but when I got into comedy acting like a girl came natural to me and I decided to resurrect that. I get taunted once in a while and people call me all sorts but I laugh it off. It's work now and as long as it puts food on the table."

Dual role transvestism

ronald4lif:
In saner climes, that doctor risk losing his licence for negligence of duty. He ought to carry out appropriate medical test and not rely on the patient's account. A doctor should diagnose ailment before proceeding with any treatment and not rely on patients account of symptoms. He really have a lot to answer.

DrAify and KingTom, what are your take on this.

I don't agree sir.
A patient tells u she is a virgin, and u the 'almighty doctor' will still insist that it is pregnancy? I wonder what history of aetiology is meant for if not to rule out probable causes...

They also once refunded me with about 900naira they wrongfully debited from my account balance when they charged from my balance and not from my free mb which I didn't know had prematurely cleared off. They refunded me after I called the customer care, was also compensated with some megabytes..
Kudos....