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I'm a medical doctor. Let's start d hospital I spoke about here www.nairaland.com/2353038/invest-low-n3.5m-4m-start. We can kick off with N2m, and you will NOT regret it. Healthcare has almost zero risk, as you are sure of patients on a daily basis. Call me 08131002053 or email ifyclose2@gmail.com. Thanks. |
jaynipez:Why not contact d authorities of these countries online, and provide them with d numbers, so they can trace d owner?.....because those phone lines are certainly registered. |
shockwave91:ha ha |
Ha ha.....just came across this.
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benjanjo1:s |
mgolo:there are lots of successful partnerships. Healthcare is a LOW-RISK initiative. |
Zik4zik:thanks |
Hello everyone. I'm a medical doctor currently based in Lagos. I'm considering the idea of opening a private hospital in Lagos, and I will need 1-2 partners to invest in this. You will agree with me that this is a business that can NEVER FAIL, moreover with Lagos being d most-populated state in Nigeria with a staggering 20 million-strong population. Investment amount will depend on the type of hospital (small, medium or large). Investment will basically go into: 1) renting a building, preferably a duplex. 2) registration with appropriate bodies. 3) hospital equipment 4) customized papers/paraphernalia 5) drugs 6) furniture 7) electronics 8 ) Generator. In all, anywhere from N3.5m - N9m will be ok to kick off, depending on the size of the hospital and where it is located (of course a hospital located in Lagos Island will be more expensive to start off, primarily because of high rent prices over there, while those. On the mainland will be relatively cheaper). If interested, contact me on Whatsapp 09085379025 or ifyclose2@gmail.com so we discuss more. Thanks. |
Zik4zik:Hello. Thanks for your interest. I am talking to a couple of people, but you seem more enthusiastic to start. You said d 2nd building is located directly opposite to d first. That's fine. But you didn't describe d FIRST building which is on a plot of land. Is it a bungalow, duplex, etc? And is d area a busy area or a remote area? And could you raise your start-up fund to N1 million? I'm really taking interest in your offer. Call me 08131002053 or email ifyclose2@gmail.com. Thanks. |
madgoat:Will consider this. |
wellmax:I actually escaped from your mum's VAG.INA...after ejacul.ating of course. |
Our 4th wish: Sirs and Frau, is for G-7 to stop putting our country in financial trouble by depressing international oil prices through this thing called fracking. We are not the only ones suffering; your multinational oil companies are also not happy with this very low oil price. The two earthquakes in Nepal were probably caused by fracking in Texas. So we are appealing to POTUS Obama to call those cowboys in Texas to order. -PMB G-7, Bavaria. Credit-Daily trust. |
kayode27:ok |
easrael:I should be angry with this post....but I won't. Rather, I'll just laugh over your stupidity. For your information, registration of private hospitals follows a STRICT PROCEDURE....and this is handled at d level of d Lagos State Govt at Alausa, Ikeja, as well as HEFAMMA.....the process is to first of all get a building....then write an application to d Commissioner for Health seeking approval to set up a hospital....the proposed location will then be inspected by health officials to see if it meets up to required standards, and if it does, then permission is granted, and the processing begins.....and to further buttress your incurable ignorance, the investor DOESN'T HAVE TO GIVE ME A SINGLE KOBO.....he can pay for all the hospital equipment DIRECTLY TO THE SUPPLIERS....and he can also pay for the building rent DIRECTLY TO THE LANDLORD. He doesn't have to go through me....and of course I will CARRY HIM ALONG as we go through the registration process at Alausa, and we'll both obtain the letter of approval from Lagos state govt before a single kobo is spent.....and moreover this thread contains my phone number which I registered with MTN, who are in possession of my passport photo, fingerprint and address....so if you're so convinced this is a scam, then what are you waiting for? Take that info to the EFCC and make a concrete fool of yourself.......and lastly, coming from an individual who committed a CRIMINAL OFFENCE by ghosting through his NYSC service year as you confessed on this your thread www.nairaland.com/1932474/ghost-corper-house , you are the one who should have a questionable credibility. Good day. |
kayode27:new |
I need medical equipment for a private hospital in Lagos. For those who supply, please email me your price-list. I mean EVERYTHING from laboratory equipment, drugs, hospital beds, drip stands, theatre light, surgical equipment, gloves, specimen bottle, PCV/FBC/E-U-CR machines, ultrasound machine/gel, x-ray machine, surgical table, surgical gowns/scrubs, lab reagents,....I mean EVERYTHING!! Just email me your price list on ifyclose2@gmail.com. Thanks. |
I need medical equipment for a private hospital in Lagos. For those who supply, please email me your price-list. I mean EVERYTHING from laboratory equipment, drugs, hospital beds, drip stands, theatre light, surgical equipment, gloves, specimen bottle, PCV/FBC/E-U-CR machines, ultrasound machine/gel, x-ray machine, surgical table, surgical gowns/scrubs, lab reagents,....I mean EVERYTHING!! Just email me your price list on ifyclose2@gmail.com. Thanks. |
Ddonchester:Prayers like this usually go back to sender. |
Hello. I am thinking of setting up a private hospital in Lagos. I am a medical doctor. Does anyone have an idea of the requirements, fees, etc as far as Lagos is concerned? Kindly assist. Thanks. |
NobleG1:God bless you my brother. |
Peterpan222:I don't know how to start curing your ignorance....for your info I am a qualified PROFESSIONAL medical personnel, and I am permitted BY LAW to set up my own medical outfit if I want to.....and think of it: if a lawyer can set up a Law chamber, and an engineer can set up an engineering firm, then why can't a doctor set up his own private health facility? Where were you when I was struggling through Medical school? And you talk about "using people's health for business"... I laugh....is there any hospital in d world where patients are treated free of charge? Please if you have nothing important to contribute, then don't comment on my thread again. Just stay away. People always forget that doctors are HUMAN BEINGS too....we have bills to pay, families to cater for, etc....why don't you enter medical school, graduate, then start treating your patients FREE OF CHARGE if it's that simple to you....and considering d number of grammatical errors and wrong spellings in your write-up, you should be more concerned about your use of English than anything else.....and one more thing: you talk about setting up a research laboratory using roots and herbs!!!.....you're a CLOWN! |
Hello everyone. I'm a medical doctor currently based in Lagos. I'm considering the idea of opening a private hospital in Lagos, and I will need 1-2 partners to invest in this. You will agree with me that this is a business that can NEVER FAIL, moreover with Lagos being d most-populated state in Nigeria with a staggering 20 million-strong population. Investment amount will depend on the type of hospital (small, medium or large). Investment will basically go into: 1) renting a building, preferably a duplex. 2) registration with appropriate bodies. 3) hospital equipment 4) customized papers/paraphernalia 5) drugs 6) furniture 7) electronics 8 ) Generator. In all, anywhere from N6m - N9m will be ok to kick off, depending on the size of the hospital and where it is located (of course a hospital located in Lagos Island will be more expensive to start off, primarily because of high rent prices over there, while those. On the mainland will be relatively cheaper). If interested, contact me on Whatsapp 08170504985 or ifyclose2@gmail.com so we discuss more. Thanks. |
ifyclose2@gmail.com |
I am a medical doctor. Would you like to invest in a
hospital in Lagos (a state with over 20 million
people)? You are entitled to 50% of the profits for
life. People MUST fall sick, give birth, have surgeries,
etc. It's a business that can NEVER fail. You won't
regret it. Contact me on 08131002053 or
ifyclose2@gmail.com |
I am a medical doctor. Would you like to invest in a hospital in Lagos (a state with over 20 million people)? You are entitled to 50% of the profits for life. People MUST fall sick, give birth, have surgeries, etc. It's a business that can NEVER fail. You won't regret it. Contact me on 08131002053 or ifyclose2@gmail.com |
Just came across this today.
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abduljabbar4: |
Today NewsRescue met with man from Gwoza whose identity we must conceal. His revelations are quite shocking. The man told us that when Boko Haram took over Gwoza, on that day he saw military helicopters providing weapons and other dangerous material tot he terrorists in nearby villages. The man said that the villagers complained about this but no one in the Nigerian military responded. He said before Boko Haram took over Gwoza, the inhabitants were told not to out that day that (soldiers) had security information that Boko Haram were in other villages. The soldiers then said that they will go and reconstruct the bridge that was bombed by the Boko Haram ( though he again narrated that actually it was not Boko Haram that had bombed the bridge in the first instance but soldiers) after they reconstruct it they again came back to the town and the next day they (the soldiers) packed all their belongings in Gwoza and the told the people that the were going to villages around to confront Boko Haram. The people did not know the soldiers were actually retreating. Barely 3 hours after they left, Boko Haram invaded and took over Gwoza. The man told us that the same tactics was used used in taking over Mubi; after soldiers said they planned to take over Michika but the bridge was already bombed and that they will reconstruct it; after they reconstructed it on that day DHQ sent weapons so that they will reclaim Michika which was taken over by Boko Haram. Again they allowed Boko Haram to capture Mubi. Additionally, fuel tanker escorts with police or soldiers some times are seen going to the villages where Boko Haram are aalso taking food stuff and other materials. They park the trucks and leave it for the terrorists to come and take. Ali Modu Sheriff One of his sisters who ran away from Gwoza told him that when Boko Haram were in control of Gwoza, they were told that a special guest will visit them one day. To their surprise, in the morning they were called to come out and welcome the guest; as they came out they saw black SUV jeep from which SAS, Senator Ali Modu Sheriff came out with militants surrounding him and as he greeted them, he ordered militants to bring out money inside the second jeep which they distributed to them. Later in the late afternoon he (SAS) left. Chad Involvement He also told us that one of his friends who come back Nigeria from Chad last month told him that stolen vehicles including buses from state University Mubi with the name of university written on the buses and with Adamawa state government plate number were being driven freely in Chad. He said other Nigerian private vehicles with private plate numbers are operating in Chad freely, and other stolen properties are being sold openly in many markets in Chad including building materials; he said to us that Chad only sent soldiers so that they will cover up their involvement in Boko Haram menace, if they are not involved then why does the Chadian Government allow stolen vehicles operate with Nigerian plate numbers, and the selling of other materials freely and openly in Chad without arresting the perpetrators or sending the stolen properties back to Nigeria? Source http://newsrescue.com/escapee-from-gwoza-describes-nigerian-army-chad-involvement-with-boko-haram/ |
The winner of Nigeria's presidential election, Muhammadu Buhari, has issued a defiant vow against militants Boko Haram, saying they would "soon know the strength of our collective will". The president-elect also vowed to tackle corruption, which he described as an "even greater evil". Gen Buhari won the election beating President Goodluck Jonathan by 2.5 million votes. World leaders congratulated Gen Buhari and hailed Nigeria's democratic spirit. Live reaction to Buhari victory Gen Buhari, of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has become the first opposition candidate to win a presidential election in Nigeria. In a televised speech, he said: "In tackling the insurgency, we have a tough and urgent job to do. Boko Haram will soon know the strength of our collective will. We should spare no effort until we defeat terrorism." Much of Gen Buhari's support was in the north, in particular the north-east, which has suffered from Boko Haram's six-year insurgency. The militants have killed thousands of people in their drive to establish an Islamic state. Many people accused Mr Jonathan of not taking Boko Haram seriously and thought Gen Buhari would be better positioned to defeat the militants. Analysis: BBC's Will Ross in Lagos This is a hugely significant moment in Nigeria's turbulent history. Never before has a sitting president been defeated in an election. Since independence from Britain in 1960, there have been numerous coups and although the 2011 vote was an improvement, most elections have been rigged or even annulled by the military. Of course in a relatively close election, there will be millions of people who are not pleased with the outcome. But the whole process is a sign that democracy is deepening in Nigeria and may be a tonic to other countries in Africa. Nigerians can start to believe that it is possible to remove politicians through the ballot box. Historic moment for Nigeria Election in memes Nigerian press welcome Buhari victory Gen Buhari, 72, also angrily denounced corruption, saying: "It creates unjustly enriched people... and undermines democracy. Corruption will not be tolerated by this government." He praised his defeated rival, saying: "I extend a hand of friendship and conciliation to President Jonathan and his team. I have no ill will against anyone. He has nothing to fear from me. He is a great Nigerian and still our president." Pledging to uphold the rule of law, the former military ruler said: "Your constitutional rights remain in safe hands - you will be able to voice your opinion without fear of victimisation." Source www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-32150234?ocid=socialflow_twitter |
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In an interview with SaharaTV, Governor Amaechi of Rivers State expressed concerns for free and fair elections in Nigeria. He told SaharaTV that he has not addressed the people of Rivers State because he needed to take precautions and “be careful not to be shot by the army.” He discussed that “the president is abusing the results after taking it from the polling village.” Amaechi stated that he refuses let corruption happen within his jurisdiction and “in the case of Rivers State, we are determined to resist. The president cannot get away with that kind of result.” When speaking of Goodluck Jonathan, he stated that he has “no respect for law, no regard for even rules.” Governor Amaechi also supports the desires of the people in Rivers State to protest, recalling that over 8,000 people had protested INEC recently. He said “I will leave the whole matter to the people and stand back and watch as their governor.” He said that he is yet to speak with the president since “The president does not conduct the election. The one who conducts the election is the electoral commissioner”. When asked whether he thinks the elections should be cancelled in the entire country, he said that he “does not support cancellation of election in the entire nation but just Rivers State.” Source http://saharareporters.com/2015/03/29/amaechi-tells-saharatv-he-fears-being-shot-military-says-jonathan-has-no-respect-rule-law |
[s] nelogee7:[/s] you will be taken 2 d office and experience everything first-hand....mumu. |