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Obiagu1:Quote the equal rights...... You know how you guys look so civilized nations?like retarded idiots. |
Rayhut:Giving Yoruba high wetin ? nigeria could care less if Igbos leave, it's the Ijaw oil that's making northern Nigeria hold onto Nigeria. No Yoruba leader has spoken out against Biafra. Stop blaming Yorubas for your failure. Blame Igbo leaders who are detaching themselves from Biafra |
xtractor:How about the Igbo Igbos insulting you for just being Yoruba ? |
Obiagu1:Is there such right? |
I tell them that I'm Yoruba. Most people know and favor Yorubas. I've been blessed. |
I read the article and it didn't mention anything about Igbos being the most intellectually superior. But anything to get this on google search engine. |
PappyMason:You have misplaced priority. Why discuss something you hate? Are you that jobless? |
raumdeuter:Igbos want someone to blame for their failure. Who are the Yorubas stopping the Biafran dream? Was it not SS/SE governors who detached themselves from Biafra? Is it FFK? Igbos, please stop worrying about Yorubas and focus on your freedom fighters. As for the ediot that created this thread, please mention the Yorubas that don't want Biafra. Should Yorubas be protesting for a war that doesn't concern them? Kanu Nnamdi is the lunatic that brought Yorubas into his menace. Imagine the albino gorilla discussing how he's going to kill Yorubas. Which Yoruba is gonna support that? |
Beautiful culture, beautiful people. I love their traditional wedding attire. Just gorgeous! Edo people and Itsekiri people have iconic attires that are just unbeatable. |
PappyMason: PappyMason:This is the paradise spectrum: Paradise (Dubai/Norway) - Hell (Nigeria). USA is in the middle. So please shut the Bleep up and leave this conversation for developed nations like USA/UK/Russia. Nigeria should be having conversations like "how many boreholes do we need for this location?". |
This is the legacy GEJ left behind |
raumdeuter:lmaooo Don't mind them. ![]() They'll complain about gay nation, but they won't stop playing the visa lottery. |
PappyMason:Leave this discussion for civilized nations please. Archaic nations like Nigeria wouldn't understand. Focus on making more aba-made kabukabu shoes for "foreign" investors. |
PappyMason:Who cares if Nigeria accepts it or not? Your backward country will always be backward while civilized nations move on. Since you don't support "fagget" nations, stop taking donations/aids from them. Hypocrites. |
In Nigeria, "young" typically means anyone at age 80 or below |
OduaVanguard:Never doubt your Yoruba race ![]() |
The University of Ibadan (UI), in partnership with two American universities, on Wednesday, announced the discovery of a permanent cure for the sickle cell disease. The cure which was described as less risky and with a potential to help over 5 million Africans living with the disease, was the outcome of a research carried out by UI in alliance with medical experts at the University of Illinois and the University of Loyola, both in Chicago. Nigeria and other African countries can now heave a sigh of relief as the University of Ibadan in partnership with the University of Illinois, Chicago, USA and University of Loyola, Chicago have discovered a permanent cure for the terminal disease. The cure of the deadly disease, according to the Professor of Medicine, Victor Gordeuk, who is the Director, Sickle Cell Centre, University of Illinois, Chicago, USA and his colleagues, Prof. Damiano Rondelli, also from the same university and Prof. Bamidele Tayo, University of Loyola, Chicago this new treatment is done through bone marrow transplant and that it is less risky. This was revealed yesterday at the University College Hospital, Ibadan after a three-day brainstorming session with other experts in the teaching hospital. Unlike the other conventional method of stem cell transplant which exposes patients to radiation which could cause cancer, first blood and marrow stem cell transplant, BMT, is much more effective. The experts who were flanked by the Chief Medical Director, UCH, Prof. Temitope Alonge, Dr. Titilola Akingbola, an haematologist and Dr. Foluke Fasola, said this stem cell transplant is a standard procedure for the treatment of many blood cancers in both adult and children. He said: “With this chemotherapy-free transplant, we are curing adults with sickle cell disease, and we see that their quality of life improves fast within just one month of the transplant. “About 90 per cent of the approximately 450 patients who have received stem cell transplants for sickle cell disease have been children. Chemotherapy has been considered too risky for adult patients, who are often more weakened than children by the disease. “Adults with sickle cell disease can now be cured without chemotherapy — the main barrier that has stood in the way for them for so long. Our data provide more support that this therapy is safe and effective and prevents patients from living shortened lives, condemned to pain and progressive complications.” “In the new procedure, patients receive immuno-suppressive drugs just before the transplant, along with a very low dose of total body irradiation, a treatment much less harsh and with fewer potentially serious side effects than chemotherapy.” “ Donor cells from a healthy and tissue-matched sibling are transfused into the patient. Stem cells from the donor produce healthy new blood cells in the patient, eventually in sufficient quantity to eliminate symptoms. In many cases, sickle cells can no longer be detected. Patients must continue to take immunosuppressant drugs for at least a year. The CMD, Prof. Alonge who called for support from government, philanthropists, donour agencies and corporate bodies like banks and Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation for provision of equipment and completion of the sickle cell centre, described sickle cell as a disease of bone crisis which the patient suffers from head to toe. He added that Sickle Cell Disease is a genetic disorder due to the presence of an abnormal form of haemoglobin in the red blood cells, called haemoglobin S (Hb S) instead of haemoglobin A (Hb A). Haemoglobin in the red blood cell is responsible for the transportation of oxygen in the body. Source:http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/10/uch-usa-varsities-discover-cure-for-sickle-cell-anaemia/ |
So proud of the Yoruba race ![]() |
PappyMason:I'm not a fagget son. I support the equal rights movement, any rights of reasonable kinds. |
Ritchiee:E seun. ![]() |
This has been going on in FL since I was a child. All my parent-signature forms were "Parent 1" and "Parent 2". It signifies liberation and equal rights of non-traditional households. This is great! |
kingreign:They're the jewish flat.heads in Lagos |
I am proud! I am Yoruba! |
[size=14pt]"my names are..." Local Ibotic accent ![]() The guy also registered 2 days ago......desperate igbo touts trying to grab ijawlands[/size] |
DaBullIT:Ta!! lol |
Aareonakakanfo:Ha!! I was in class, then a meeting. I just got home, about to order food. LOL You guys are funny. I'll go over your discussion. |
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