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discusant:LOL, not until when the Pope becomes the Chief Imam of Abuja central Mosque. ![]() |
OkoYibo:We are steadily working on our development, including the possibility of the country breaking up; but meanwhile, we are quite happy for our almajiri army to cause you so much grief and hatred till you develop high blood pressure and stroke.
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Omotayor123:Those with military camouflage uniform - hmmn if soldiers catch them, dem go know wetin be frog jump - make I no just talk too much. ![]() |
Super1Star:LOL, was wondering where she must have derived the title of Princess - so its from the Kuje albino royalty ![]() |
OkoYibo:Yes, we were able mobilise over 2 million to vote and kick GEJ out - and can repeat same anytime. ![]() |
searchng4love:Your are not my match; go call your fada or elder blodas. ![]() |
blessedvisky:And there were no threads of southerners caught with arms and/or dressed as Fulani/ northerners; of course Oscar Okafor who was caught by customs trying to smuggle 661 pump action shotguns through the port, that made newspaper headlines must have been a herdsman by trade - keep deceiving yourself. |
africanusvu:Pls get off my space with that unintelligent unconnected stereotypical drivel - it is so stupid not worthy of further consideration. |
omowolewa:I wonder oOh! How can 4 ppl stand still and be flogged by a single person unopposed - this tory get serious K-leg. |
Aufbauh:Watch this space Trump is next, soon the Islamization and northernization agenda will have him calmly sipping kunu at the Sultan's palace. Buhari is working! ![]() |
Christian men of God and weakness of the flesh seem to go hand in hand |
blessedvisky:That is what you want to believe, probably because you have been fed with only one side of the story for so long to the extent of brainwashing. However, the reality is that every story invariably always has two sides; and nobody (I repeat nobody) would just pick up arms and start killing other ppl for no reason at all, including the much maligned Fulani. Their side has largely been untold because it does not sell newspapers and probably also out of fear of hostile reactions from many ppl like you, who allow sentiments overrule their better judgement. BTW those are typical Muslim graves; though I am not surprised (judging from your mentality) how you flippantly and ignorantly dismissed them as otherwise, without as much as an iota of evidence other than your biased mindframe. SMH ![]() |
Out of 171, consisting 112 females, 49 males and 5 infants: wetin dem wan go do there if no be Olosho business and to dent our image - we know where majority dey come from. |
OluDare01:Yes indeed, our problem is indiscipline; we are no respecters of laws, guidelines , rules & regulations; often opting out to do what we like, even at our own expense - its sad, just too sad. |
Bluezy13:Ok, you can now clear off. |
Why these ND ppl seem to approach things in thug like manner - without sophistication? |
OluDare01:Yes, and the more reason you should not make assumptions about ppl who you not know. |
OluDare01:If he actually died of aniline poisoning then I would have to say that he was very negligent (in fact he had no business carrying a toxic chemical in his pocket) and was mismanaged at the hospital. However, I am more inclined to suspect that the probable cause of death was something else for the reasons already mentioned. This unfortunate incidence should be a reminder to all laboratory personnel and students who knowingly flout laid down laboratory safety regulations. I recall a tragic incidence as a student when a technician mistook another poisonous chemical (mercuric nitrate) for water and mistakenly drank it - he died a few days later. His death could have been avoided had he and his colleagues obeyed the standard safety guidelines i.e. never store food and drinks in the same fridges meant for chemicals/reagents; while all chemical/regents must be clearly labelled and dated at all times. This happened because reagent was not labelled, it was a clear liquid like water, the technicians were also storing their drinking water in the same fridge; it was a hot afternoon and the late technician was thirsty and drank almost all the content before he realised his mistake. |
MutantMetahuman:It is not a matter of who would lose out the most but the method of going about it. NANS proposed action is wrong and illegal and they know it. These companies are registered in Nigeria and protected by Nigerian and relevant international laws. If they should proceed and destroy such properties then they are leaving themselves wide open to litigation for a wide range of compensation (money which I doubt if they have). The immediate impact of their actions in the country would be the loss of Nigerian jobs by their fellow compatriots - believe me none of the companies you cited went down without massive casualties. What should happen, as I already mentioned should be diplomatic and legal through our government for compensation for the dead, injured and damaged/loss of property. NANS has no right taking the law into its own hands. |
Bluezy13:Sometimes the ppl you underestimate will surprise you. |
OluDare01:I am basing my judgement according to the narration which put the cause of poisoning to skin contact (yes, I am aware aniline can get into one's system through the skin) as a result of an accident after chemical leaked onto him when holding it his pocket. You can therefore easily count out (at least to the minimal) inhalation because it was outdoors where normal draft would have diluted most of the chemical - leaving therefore the major route of poisoning to skin contact. Considering that aniline is an irritant, I venture to predict that the deceased's attention would have been alerted to the spillage and therefore start taking action to decontaminate himself (unless if he was completely ignorant and negligent of the danger to himself at the time). The lethal dose is estimated to range between 50 -500mg/kg body weight or about 10g. for an average adult of 150 lb. It should be obvious that such a dose is unlikely achievable within the short exposure period I would imagine he was in contact with the chemical - (before washing it off). The antidote is a common dye, methylene blue; which should have saved him if administered to him in time (unless if he was misdiagnosed) and quite surprisingly that he should die (if he was truly poisoned) especially within a learned environment such as a university/hospital where such information should be readily available. |
OluDare01:I did and know aniline; perhaps you can explain better. |
Let them check for another cause of death; I am not sure this level of exposure was sufficient to kill him; unless of course he ingested it or injected into his blood but otherwise mere skin contact isn't sufficient - the death is most likely coincidental. |
freeborn76:Yes indeed, NANS and all these ppl supporting them here are not thinking with their heads but unfortunately acting on mere emotions - it is quite sad. |
freeborn76:Man you talk sense; if NANS should carry out its illegal threats and destroyed SA businesses, who do they think will be put out of their jobs; thousands of Nigerians employed by these companies and in any case the cost of any damage would eventually be passed on to Nigerian customers; so their proposal is not only silly but counter productive - all they should do is to carry on with their demonstration and urge the govt and relevant organisations put pressure to bear on the SA authorities to reign in their unruly ppl from attacking Nigerians and other foreigners. Meanwhile, I also agree on the issue of drug pushing; its no secret that many of our brothers out there are into this illicit activity and therefore drawing unwelcomed notoriety to themselves which is further being compounded by their brash arrogant attitude of flaunting such ill gotten wealth in the faces of the average downtrodden poor SA and using this advantage to take over their women at will; consequently drawing his wrath and envy - this is the main reason for so much hatred against Nigerians out there as well as the police brutality we are witnessing against our nationals. |
raymexx:Pls stay off my case unless you are looking for trouble. |
Nixiepie:Agreed, in fact Nigerian subscribers will end up paying for the damage - its counter productive; demonstrate by all means but they shouldn't resort to hooliganism and damaging properties. |
raymexx:Who is you ppl? Pls get off my way; I have no time for myopic silliness. ![]() |
nelszx:100% Correct. Many private hospitals owned by doctors employ under qualified personnel as cheap labour to profit maximise at the expense of innocent patients - its sad, very sad! |
SmartchoicesNG:
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AccessME:I hope you are not suggesting that he should also satisfy his own daughter along with the wife - maybe you rushed to post and didn't notice the implication of what you wrote. |
NonsoDguru:So called advanced ppl of this 21st century still believing in witchcraft and yet they have the nerve to call others backwards! What evil wickedness! SMH ![]() |
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