₦airaland Forum

SegFault:
It happens when you are about to sleep, I think it is like a bug in our system, your brain has sent you to sleep but you suddenly wake up and boom a stupid bug, nothing spiritual there. To prevent it, note the lying position in which it happens and stop sleeping in that position, it will reduce number two, get more sleep brother, sleep early, forget all these rubbish vigils and midnight casting and binding, they will only rob you of your sleep, you are an animal just like the other animals and therefore can't cheat nature.

I don't think lying position helps much because when I used to have that experience, it happened regardless of my lying position. I'll just experience the struggle from within like I'm fighting with someone until I wake up with a startle, sometimes hitting my hand against the mattress or wall.
I used to think the experience was spiritual but neurology books I have read suggest that it's a prank being played by my brain when it is waking up before my tired body.

It happens mostly when you deprive yourself of sleep as in during vigil.
Very natural!

That woman that contracted the idiotic criminals should be subjected to severe tortures!

I'm already convinced from her alibi that she is guilty of the crime.

Wicked world!

This is too bad!

RIP to the couple!!


Youths of Nigeria! Let us arise and create a decent society for our younger and unborn children! Let us shun tribalism and regionalism and fight for a better future.

Have we not suffered enough in this country Have we not lost enough of our loved ones to barbarism Put yourselves in the shoes of the people being killed in southern kaduna and every other part of Nigeria Put yourselves in the shoes of this beautiful couple that have been killed untimely.

Do not say "it is not my portion". The people being killed may have said the same thing before.

Start by doing the right thing. Support laudable projects of government whether they directly affect you or not. Shun corruption no matter the level of temptation you face. Fight examination malpractices no matter whose ox is gored!

Stop being carried away by immediate benefits of corruption but always look at the bigger picture of how a corruption-free society will benefit you and your generations !

It is possible to build a better Nigerian society for all of us! Make a difference today!

Mistakemaker:
The Young age was still an advantage to Nigeria.. So we're happy for that

Happy that you have a population that doesn't live to old age

Confirmedzombie:
Now that the case has reduced, is best time for the FG to enforce an aggressive Total lockdown to win defeat this virus.

Sadist

dotedote:
It's still being prescribed in government's teaching hospitals nationwide so wtf! Twas prescribed for me @ Igbobi that year. It was wonderful. The 3rd day I no quick cum. That was when I knew there was something about it.

The ones used in hospitals are controlled and are usually the lower strengths.

Good one

Vaselinelord:
just listen to your self 50mg tabs in four places equals 200mg na

But it's more costly and more cumbersome to swallow, considering that abusers take as much as 2000mg.

Grandmeister:
You Nigerians are just so egotistically stubborn in taking corrections! Again I ask, were those higher milligrams dosages made because of junkies?? Every drug can be abused, even the 50miligram dosages.

The higher strengths of the drug was made for chronic pains of course, but have been found to aid abuse of the drug in Nigeria than the 50mg strength. Are you aware that abusers of the drug take as much as 2000mg to get high Now, considering cost and ease of ingestion, it is clearly easier to abuse the higher strengths of the drug.
Therefore, most hospitals now use the 50mg strength or the injection to manage pains when it becomes absolutely necessary to use the drug. This should continue until a time when regulations have become topnotch in our drug markets.

For now, NAFDAC should continue to destroy any consignment of those high strength trams while allowing the 50mg and injectables only in regulated hospitals and pharmacies.

Grandmeister:
Lol you speak so confidently in ignorance. So the higher milligram tablets were made for junkies in mind?? You don’t know that people who have chronic arthritis need these high milligrams painkillers? Have you been to an orthopedic hospital before?

You're the ignorant one here!

There are many alternative but less abused pain killers available to take care of chronic arthritis and other pains.
Besides, in orthopedic hospitals, if the doctor decides to manage a pain episode with tramadol, the 50mg strength can be prescribed in appropriate regimen to treat the pain. The doctor can also decide to administer the drug as an injection. All these can be done in a controlled hospital pharmacy without letting the drug get into the hands of abusers.

Odunolumide:
I remembered when I had muscle issues and couldn't walk for 2weeks , the pain was really excruciating .Tramadol was the first line of drug b4 hospital fit help me. It was then, I knew that drug pass drug. I wouldn't say I abuse trams, but once in awhile I still get that episodes. Imagine if I can't get Trams, imagine the pain.
But I guess they are more concerned about the bad guys and do not care about the "good ones".

There are many other pain killers that are even more effective than trams. Just go to a pharmacy and ask. I won't start mentioning names of alternative pain killers here because it is unethical for me to do that.

[quote author= post=93229878]Nope there are people who need this drug genuinely.. and you shouldn't outlaw the drug instead regulate it.[/quote]The people who genuinely need the drug have the lower strengths (50mg) in regulated pharmacies.

The ones mostly abused are the higher strengths (100mg, 200mg etc), and given how bad the Nigerian open drugs market system is, NAFDAC should intensify efforts towards ridding the country of the drug.

[quote author= post=93229497]Because tramadol is being abused you outlaw the drug.. neglecting the other medical benefits to people that really need it.. do you know how much drugs with abuse and misuse potential out there.. would we now outlaw all the drugs?.. we need better regulations the hammer is not the solution to every problem.[/quote]If only you knew the damages tramadol has done to the well-being of many Nigerian youths, you would thank NAFDAC for the good job they are doing. Though they still have more works to do especially in the open markets!

Good Samaritans!

Don't "fight for us" again. We don't need your kind of fights.


Awon Mike Tyson abi Anthony Joshua sef



Meanwhile, the individual behind that ASUU twitter handle needs some coaching on how to use the English language.

78 private universities and counting!
That's a welcome development.

Made up story, garnished with sentiments to gain sympathy from gullible people!

We know your type oga!

Acting out impunity by destroying public property and then expecting a pat on the back.

anonimi:
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In recent times, ASUU members have been actively involved in conducting elections in this country and you and I know how they take bribes from politicians to manipulate election results and declare the wrong people as winners.

Again, from the vice president to the minister of education and a large number of Buhari's cabinet members were once staunch ASUU members, what have they done to better the University system without ASUU going on strike? Why can't ASUU engage those members in government to improve the system without having to resort to strikes?

Stop using students as pawns in your game of chess with government! You don't mean well for students! If you meant well for students, you wouldn't be so insensitive as to be thinking of further keeping the students at home even after they have languished at home for six months (almost an academic session)

I don't blame you people at all, I blame the governments that have failed to take drastic measures towards ending your nonsense in the public university system in Nigeria.

If FG knows they're not ready to to deal decisively with these people , then they should do what they're asking for.

I had always wanted to live my life peacefully in the north before Boko Haram struck and made life nightmarish up there.


Kudos to governor zulum and other northern leaders who're genuinely working hard to bring sanity and development back to the north.

Covid19 as it is in Nigeria is NOT worth shutting down our country for. Malaria takes more lives than this!

A lot of questions are begging for answers as regards this Coronavirus in Nigeria!

The day Nigerian government wants to tackle medical quackery in Nigeria, they know what to do. For now, they're OK with playing ludo with people's lives.

Meanwhile, this man is just one out of many quacks operating in Nigeria.

Restrict access to drugs today and watch medical quackery die a natural death in this country.

Nigeria is really cursed with brainless leaders!

I'm very sure that the continued closure of tertiary institutions in Nigeria has nothing to do with safety of students.

executive12:
Of course you are not jealous, only envious. Go and hustle.

Stop being daft and learn how to be humble even in wealth. That's my simple advice.

Dangote remains the richest man in Africa today, yet he is humble and doesn't go about breaking laws and acting like a thin god.

Fabulousl0l:
Make sure you have a glass of water beside you Cox jealously kills

I can never be jealous of arrogant f00ls no matter how much money they have.

sinkhole:
at the bolded; anytime I see an arrogant Igbo person I can be 95% sure he/she is from Anambra, WHY?

They mostly lack humility and I think it boils down to backgrounds...Most of those displaying such level of arrogance are usually the illiterate money bags or people raised by them. There are still decent ones sha.

Any punishment served to this man is very Ok by me! No explanation is needed!

Many of his kind abound in the southeast and are mostly Anambra men.
Those people need to be taught that having some change in their bank accounts does not give them the right to take the laws into their hands.

I'm fully in support of the demolition of that man's house. Imagine the guts the idiot had in demolishing public property!

His action clearly exemplifies the level of impunity in igboland today whereby some individuals take the law into their hands and act like thin gods just because they have some change in their bank accounts.

That man should be seriously dealt with to serve as deterrent to others.

The master dribbler himself!

I pity Abia people!

Now our "god of men" would start crawling out from their holes to take the vaccine developed by mainly atheist scientists.


Who cursed Nigeria sef?

Palema007:
How is Marriage a scam to Men, please explain. I want to get the reason behind that notion.

Because it places too much burden on the man and batters his self esteem when he's not able to meet up. It also puts a barrier on the man's other relationships, especially and most annoyingly his family relations.