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Matthewbriggs:You stated explicitly that he lacks communication skills. That’s his weakness which is actually a major drawback in terms of his qualities as a good effective leader. Your intellect, ideas and strategies is as good as Bleep with weak/bad communication skills. It's not something that you can compensate for when putting yourself up for leadership. His gaffes are legendary and I just can’t see how he is able to motivate others when he simply can’t motivate himself |
Babymama1:Our field worker was with him last thursday. I spoke to him on thursday and i plan to go see him very soon We communicate with him all the time (we've spoken to him today) With regards to his cognitive state, there really isn't anything to report. He is anxious as expected but hopeful things will get better |
worry359:No airline will allow 100KG luggage due to weight balancing ratio of aircrafts Maximum allowed is 30KG |
Matthewbriggs:IF that's his biggest weakness then he is simply a failure. A leader should be able to communicate effectively. Yes he can delegate but how would he communicate his directions effectively to those he delegated to if communication is his Achilles heel? His lack of communication skills mean is he rubbish at the following: He has a very poor body language meaning he won’t be able to convince his employees that his ideas and/or instructions are justified He is a weak negotiator meaning he is easily pushed around He is going to be bad at listening meaning he will be out of touch with reality Why should we vote a weak leader to govern a complex nation such as ours? He doesn’t inspire anyone but his cronies If you going to be honest with yourself, would you choose GEJ has someone you can look up to as a man. What qualities does he even have that one can borrow from GEJ has failed and it’s ridiculous that as a nation we sit about and celeberate mediocre developments when we should be demanding accountability at all times. |
Teespice:Politics aside, the price movement is being determined by the downward movement in oil prices so technically he can't just raise prices after election if the downward pressure persist The real question is, have they removed the subsidy completely as I don't see how they can justify increasing subsidy during testing times |
Good development. Hopefully food prices will follow suit |
I Babymama1:God bless you |
Caracta:Did you bother to view/read the link? The place is in mexico and it's an alternative palliative treatment. Bottom line is there isn't any cure |
olu4life:I'm not jumping into conclusions. We have pictorial evidence from the CT scan that validates the claim from the LCC doctors. The India doctors were consulted for different treatments considering the fact that people initinally thought he needed a liver transplant. We are going to contact them again with the latest results and if chemotherapy is all they can offer then it's a frank No No |
Originalsly:What exactly is he going to do in india if not chemo when there is pictorial evidence that it has spread? |
alutacontinua:Are you a Dr Sir? if yes then send us an email so we can share the CT scan with you |
aisha2:That's the koko. I'm just angry at the fact that something can be allowed to get to this stage just because luth wouldn't treat/investigate him cos of lack of funds. It's just pathetic really that our Government don't provide the facilties to treat emergency patients. |
olu4life:I didn't mention type Sir. I said source is unkown and the extent of the spread was discovered via the result of the CT Scan |
alutacontinua:There is nothing confidential at this stage Sir. The report we got on the 12th is that "he has stage 4 cancer of unknown source and it has spread and there really isn't much that can be done but to improve his quality of life. The only way to identify the source is through a laparotomy which they are uncomfortable to put him through hence the chemotherapy suggestion that will be targeted at the affected parts" |
aisha2:It's not just about money even though money is a challenge. Let's assume for example the cancer has spread to 3 vital organs, it would be a challenge for doctors to completely remove the cancer cells since it's claimed to be aggressively spreading. The body can only withstand so much surgical stress as well as being exposed to so much radiation. Phew... Only God can guide us to be honest |
aisha2:No one has said it's over for him. I mentioned palliative and chemotherapy at diifferent times in my earlier posts. They will also need money and if chemotherapy is the only thing that can be offered in India so why narrow our option to that if he can get exactly the same chemotherapy here? |
aisha2:The money wasn't spent mostly on tests. Majority of the money was spent to stabilise him. Hammed is way better than he was when he was at eruwa. He can now pass his body waste unaided From the top of my head, i think we still have somewhere in the region of 1.7M left. We will publish the exact figure hopefully by tomorrow |
Caracta:Stage 4 means it has spread and it's aggressive. The second hospital in India is offering chemotherapy which can also be done in Nigeria so why should we rule out the Nigerian option if the treatment plan is exactly the same? Fund restriction is a major issue as it's in 2 phases, Treatment - The cost is going to be in the region of 4M+. Stage 4 means chances of cure is slim (Based on published research) Post treatment - we can't cost as we can't predict the dynamics Should in case things go horribly wrong (hopefully not) there is also additional cost to return the body to Nigeria. Like i said earlier, it's very complex and we have to be practical as well as following steer from his doctors at LCC |
Stage 4 cancer is unfortunately complex and thus needs to be approached carefully. It's impossible to get him flown out without adequate funds and he needs to continue with his current treatment plan. We will continue working with the LCC doctors and go with their steer on way forward. Though the prognosis is somewhat dire but miracles do happen |
eliment:You can't simply remove such amount from an economy such as ours and not expect her to break down completely. Engage your brain Sir |
It's almost impossible for the 3 to embezzle $50 billion. |
Originalsly:We are not trying to change perception as it's really of no importance to us. We have a responsibility to tell our side of the story so as to clear misconceptions. It's really up to you guys to derive your own conclusions based on information given. The quote provided to us by the India hospitals at various times in the past suggested that route is very difficult to pursue as we simply can't afford it as well as not having any sort of guarantees considering he is now supposedly at stage 4. Our thinking though not final at the moment is improving his quality of life as well as providing an adequate palliative care to improve his health Lastly, DJ insists he is feeling much better and we pray that remains so |
Just to clear up some misconceptions; We haven't spent 70% of the funds donated as claimed. Total expenditure is barely 50% and the question of good value for money for what was spent will surely be addressed much later. We did investigate the India option on 2 seperate occassions with enquiries on treatment cost for what would have been a misdiagnosis as it now appears. |
Just to clarify hopefully once and for all, emmysexy's post didn't trigger our update. I take full responsibility for delaying the update and i apologise if you felt you aren't being carried along. The fact of the matter is, as a team (TeHN) we always have to ensure we've covered all nitty gritty details before communicating so we can ensure our message is consistent and concise. Timeline of events for those interested. 9th Jan - 11th Jan The analyses of the first set of results (blood tests) done by the doctors working with us coupled with hammed's utterances about how he was feeling much better suggested he only TB and the treatment he was on was already working wonders. Week begining 12th Jan DJ's other results (CT Scan) came through last week with a caveat that they had to seek second opinion from their counterpart in NY. We couldn't have updated you guys at this point simply because it was quite possible for second opinion to differ from the initial. We had to give the doctors working with us ample time to go over the 220+ pictures from the scan so they can give us their expert opinion considering the fact that the new angle came as a shock since the blood tests and every other tests gave him a somewhat clean bill of health. Once we became convinced of the dire situation with regards to the cancer diagnosis, we had to facilitate a meeting for hammed to see the LCC doctors so they can take him through the results as well as counsel him. This was done on wednesday We started working on our draft communication to you guys on thursday. I agree that the draft shouldn't have taken long but as a team, we always ensure everyone's view and input is captured before publishing hence the regrettable but necessary delays. Lastly, we understand your frustrations and accept criticisms even if they aren't merited but be rest assured we are doing everything we possibly can within our capacity to ensure DJ gets better. Thanks for your support |
Una dey negotiate death matter? Choiiiiiii Live a good life |
Majority of your claims are along the line of he (GEJ) silently did this and that, not having an effective communication strategy bla bla bla.... How exactly do you want him to communicate something that isn't being felt personally? Don't you get it, Action speaks louder than words? |
@Matthew I want you to look at this scenario and be very honest with your reply. A father has a notorious son that steals every single meat in a pot whenever he enters the kitchen. Would you suggest the father hides the pot, lock the kitchen or simply use punishment as a deterrent from that act of stealing. Simply hiding the pot or locking the kitchen mean he will simply extend the stealing outside if and when he gets the chance. You keep talking about measures and systems but forgetting the simple fact of human (especially criminal minded Nigerians) factors The first step of fighting corruption is education. The president needs to retract the statement he made on common stealing isn’t corruption. Stealing is bad and all criminals should face the wrath of the law |
Tell us something new |
Make i begin save biko These RR's are on point |
softysparky:What exactly do you do then and what do you have to offer them in return for their supposed generosity ![]() Stop playing devil's advocate sparky... This is a serious thread and young girls need to be mentored through re-orientation @all young gyals Absolutelly nothing wrong with getting your own damn money You will be respected and valued for being a strong woman |
Matthewbriggs:Aii bro |
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