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Seun it is high u red card all dis france ppl yeye dey smell.

unibenstudent1:
Charlie e still dey for Ghana?

E dey b kraaaa mazaa no b easy

U no come see for accra here both old and young married nd single

Tnx so much he would do as said here

Good-day fellow nairalanders pls a friend of mine do complain of itchy lap nd when he walks for long he sweats which makes his undies smell and it worries him please any solution proffered would be appreciated. Thanks

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Kindly help tell a friend to tell a friend and also note that it's free.

If u care too much they would take u for granted, u want to prove ur worth just walkaway. No 50-50 ask the audience before u do so.

That why I love being an introvert shout to fellow introvert goons. We gat dat power of resilience
D problem with introvert is that they are attracted to emotional nd needy people nd when they love they could go to any extent to prove.
RESILIENCE don't under estimate dis power of introverts.

tintingz:
When a guy is nice some girls use them, take advantage of his nice nature and dump or friend-zone them, only girls that knows the value of being nice keep them and love them.

Na true u talk when u care too much u are being taken for granted. Nd I don learn.

Dorisbest:
Paint ur pick-up with Dangote salt and then drink 1 bag of salt mix with alligator pepper
you re now good to go

shuoooo, u no like d guy ooooo

whatdafuvk:
Lets stop decieving ourselves...no 1 enjoys being an introvert

u think so.

Solitude matters, and for some people, it's
the air they breathe”

ABEG MAKE UNA SAY SOMETIN NA

Do you consider yourself an introvert?

Or maybe you are in a relationship with someone you consider an introvert?

If you are an introvert it’s easy to assume the extroverts in our life could never understand how we view love. But let’s give them some insight as to how we view love and our relationships. Time to help them out a bit at deciphering the magical mysterious beings we introverts are!
1. Introverts need quiet time with those we love.

We are quiet, but the voice in our heads is very loud. Sometimes loving us is simply respecting the quiet we need to function. We don’t need the air full of words to feel love. We just need you with us, quietly there allowing us to be authentic. We love to enjoy simple, quiet time together with you by our side.
2. Introverts can step out of our comfort zone for love.

We can stretch and be more extroverted for brief periods of time. We only do so for people who truly mean the world to us. So when we agree to go to the large wedding party with you, we would love if you could balance that gift. The next day we may need time to recharge in solitude afterwards, and having your support for that time will make us more willing to step out of our comfort zone again.
introvert love lock
3. Introverts only unlock our hearts for the most special of souls.

If we have picked you we have already determined you’re worth the risk. We have chosen you as one of the few worthy of letting see our inner self. This leaves us vulnerable, but some people are worth that risk.
4. Introverts deeply value listening.

Listening is showing love to us. We are thoughtful before we speak. So if we have expressed something to you, know to us it is 100% true. We don’t take words lightly. When we communicate something important know that we have spent time beforehand considering our message carefully. Introverts are very good listeners and love to have that same respect returned in kind.
5. Introverts do not mean to seem distant in love.

When you love an introvert you may always feel a tiny bit like an outsider in our little world. We are like our own little universe of being. Once you are granted deep connection know that never goes away for us. We risk that level to very few. There is no big secret we are hiding up in our heads. We are just thinking, processing, turning life over in constant examination. It’s just part of who we are.
6. Introverts often fall in love with extroverts.

We admire and envy you at the same time. We are in awe of your ability to woo others, and charm the room. The ease at which you seem with strangers. It is part of why we are attracted to you. But it is also a little threatening to us. We see in you something we know we can’t be, and we worry you will grow bored of our quiet spirits.
7. It’s best to let an introvert think before you argue.

We need time. We work things out in our heads first. We choose our words with care. Just diving into a reactive fight to is not going to work well for an introvert. Often when we go along with hashing it out before we are ready we won’t really buy into the resolution. If we process first, and then talk you will know exactly where we stand.
introvert love couple
8. Introverts long to be understood.

We depend on those we love to understand us. Sometimes we do live in our heads far too long. We tend to over-think many things. Being in love with someone who understands these things about us helps us reach out more often. If you wonder just ask us. We appreciate knowing you are noticing, reaching out and that when we are ready to get out of our heads you are there for us.
9. Introverts love to have fun.

Just because we don’t gain energy from large gatherings doesn’t mean we don’t love to laugh and have a blast. Introverts have sharp witty humor that reveals itself when they are with people they trust. A quiet spirit doesn’t mean boring by any means.
10. Introverts love to know you are happy.

We know we are different, or at least we feel different than others. We don’t expect everyone to be just like us, or enjoy the same things. We want to make you happy. We need to know if you are happy with the level of social activities we share, and in the depth that we share ourselves. It is a balance of taking turns giving to each other without giving more than we have. We want to know we are doing our part to meet your needs and that we make you happy.

That’s not so mysterious is it? Introverts are some of the most loyal, supportive, uplifting, peaceful souls among us. For an introvert to have picked you to share life with means you are one amazing person worthy of risking our heart and soul for. Enjoy that honor and enjoy unwrapping layer by layer the depths of the person you love!

If you are an introvert don’t be afraid to communicate fully who you are to your love and what you need. Introvert and extrovert alike we have a lot to learn from each other if we communicate with openness, love and a better understanding of each other.

D guy don buy car, na okada him dey carry for surulere happy say he no die

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Hadizy:
You give people like my brother ( Ymodulus ) hope. Lol!!!! U r right. But u forget to add that these set of people are. Bold online.

Datz true same applies to moi.

MOD OYA FP TINZ HEALTH MATAZ

With West Africa, and indeed the rest of the world, still reeling from the deaths brought about by the Ebola virus, the recent death of a Ugandan hospital technician of another deadly viral disease, Marburg Haemorrhagic Fever (MHF), has brought fresh fears.
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Uganda’s Ministry of Health disclosed that a total of 99 people who had been in contact with the victim had been moved to quarantine. These contacts are being monitored for signs and symptoms of the disease after tests confirmed that the 30-year-old man who worked as a radiographer in a Kampala hospital died of the disease. The man was said to have had a headache, abdominal pains, diarrhoea and vomited blood before he died.

Marburg virus was first identified in 1967, after simultaneous outbreaks in Marburg (from which the disease takes its name) and Frankfurt both in Germany, Belgrade, Serbia and Yugoslavia. It was later traced back to monkeys imported from Uganda for laboratory work. Since then, the virus has appeared sporadically, with just a dozen outbreaks on record. The most recent outbreak, also in Uganda, in 2012, killed four out of 15 patients, according to the United States of America’s Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

The Marburg virus is similar to the Ebola virus in many ways than one. They both cause illnesses marked by severe bleeding (haemorrhage), organ failure and, in many cases, death. The Marburg virus is a genetically unique zoonotic (transmissible from animal to man) RNA virus of the filovirus family. The five species of Ebola virus are the only other known members of the filovirus family. The reservoir host of Marburg virus is the African fruit bat which, when infected with the virus, do not to show obvious signs of illness.

Although, it is not clearly known of how the Marburg virus first got transmitted from its animal host to humans, it was discovered that in the two cases in Uganda in 2008, unprotected contact with infected bat faeces or aerosols were the most likely routes of infection. In some other outbreaks, persons who have handled infected non-human primates or have come in direct contact with their fluids or cell cultures have become infected. As soon as infection occurs, it leads to contracting the deadly Marburg Haemorrhagic Fever which has a high mortality.

Human-to-human transmission occurs within communities through cultural practices, under-protected family care settings and under-protected health care staff. Just like the Ebola virus, close contact with the blood, secretions or other bodily fluids of infected persons, burial ceremonies where mourners have direct contact with the body of the deceased and close contact without the use of correct infection control precautions by health workers can play a significant role in the transmission of the Marburg virus. Transmission can also occur through infected semen for up to seven weeks after clinical recovery. Transmission has not been established to be air borne or by insect bites. According to the World Health Organisation, case fatality rates in Marburg Haemorrhagic Fever outbreaks have ranged from 24 per cent to 88 per cent.

The incubation period (period from infection to beginning of symptoms appearing) varies from two to 21 days.

The World Health Organisation states that symptoms of Marburg haemorrhagic fever begin abruptly with high fever, severe headache, muscle aches and pains as well as severe general feeling of unwellness. Severe watery diarrhoea, abdominal pain and cramping, nausea and vomiting usually begin on the third day. The diarrhoea can persist for a week. The looks of patients at this phase also change drastically as it has been reported that they show “ghost-like” drawn features, deep-set eyes, expressionless faces, and extreme lethargy. Sometimes, a non-itchy rash may be noted in patients between two and seven days after onset of symptoms.

As the name implies, there is haemorrhaging (bleeding) at some point. Many patients develop severe haemorrhagic manifestations between five and seven days, and fatal cases usually have some form of bleeding, often from multiple areas. Fresh blood in vomitus and faeces is often accompanied by bleeding from the nose, ears, vagina and other orifices. Spontaneous bleeding also occurs at sites where intravenous access is obtained to give fluids or obtain blood samples. During the severe phase of illness, patients have sustained high fever and there is an involvement of the central nervous system which can result in confusion, irritability, and aggression

Death occurs most often between eight and nine days after the onset of these symptoms and is usually preceded by severe blood loss and shock.

Unfortunately, it neither has any vaccine or specific treatment at the moment. Treatment includes intensive supportive care, as patients are frequently in need of intravenous fluids or oral rehydration with solutions containing electrolytes.

Over the years, there have been several attempts at creating a vaccine and these are being tested but it could be several years before any are available.

With the recorded death in Uganda, the fear of a possible spread within and outside the country is palpable. However, Uganda, which is no stranger to haemorrhagic fevers such as Ebola and Marburg and has lived with outbreaks of these deadly diseases for decades including an outbreak of Ebola in 2000 that killed at least 224 people over several weeks, seems confident of containing the spread of the virus. Ugandan health officials have tried to assuage the mounting fears of a spread by stating that they can contain an outbreak by drawing on their past experience in fighting Ebola and the Marburg haemorrhagic fever.

 in News, News Update  3 hours ago
Thomas Eric Duncan, the first Ebola patient
diagnosed in United States, has died.
The Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital announced
that he died on Wednesday.
“It is with profound sadness and heartfelt
disappointment that we must inform you of the death
of Thomas Eric Duncan this morning at 7:51 a.m.,”
the hospital said in a statement.
“Mr. Duncan succumbed to an insidious disease,
Ebola. He fought courageously in this battle. Our
professionals, the doctors and nurses in the unit, as
well as the entire Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital
Dallas community, are also grieving his passing,” the
statement said.
Duncan, a Liberian man who had traveled to Texas to
visit family, was the first person to contract the
disease while in the U.S. and became the first person
to die of the disease in the U.S.
He had been in isolation at the hospital in Dallas
since September 28.

Akinmail:
Can i like just mail this thread?

i dont get u

hahaahahahahaah
i made front page for nairaland wow signs of goodthings to happen thanks to airtel ghana.

MykLANNY: When he was there as d VP i no see any impact him como dere finish con dey tell me story of isrealites.. My people go say sunday we go sweet na from saturday we go know

. na all VICE AND DEPUTY WE NO DEY SEE DERE IMPACT

GOD go surely save NAIJA from all dis mess.

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
finally FTP TINZ THANKS TO VODAFONE
SIGNS OF GOOD THINGS TO COME.

cococandy: Why is everyone concentrating on the ladies only?
You think we ladies are happy to marry second-hand guys who's quality akamu has been wasted all these years and their D's wrinkled from poking too many holes ?

like seriously.

ClintonNzedimma: Iheanacho will be world class...
He is under pellegrini's care and watch and not that dream killing coach Mourinho....no African player thrives under that guy.
I dont see him as someone that will score many goals but as a playmaker.

. What of drogba.

lomprico: No they are not! It is claimed ebola first case was in 1976 right? why dint it spread like this since all these years? The poeple (west) that engineerd this weapon has redesined it to be more contagious n deadly. I still believe this virus was created by someone.

I dey see am for inside film I no no say dem go do am for real life. Krish dey did something similar, mission impossible d same thing.

OP how far u na.