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bentwood85:8 tablets of 200mg each. In fact, some use the whole sachet containing 10 tablets giving 2000mg They mix it with alcohol or coke or lacasera |
zcee:Don't mind those typing about millipede and centipede as if they don't know what's going on in Nigeria. Tramadol has sent many uninformed youths to their early graves and our illiterates in power are not doing anything about it. These chaps take as high 1600mg of TM to get high and perform. The consequence is their hearts packing up since it cannot handle such high dose. Ignorance about drugs is a real problem in Nigeria!!! |
Those who first made and started using Orthodox drugs knew the dangers they pose to life if not properly used. Nigeria copied from them but failed to also copy how to regulate and properly use those drugs. Instead, Nigerians use these drugs like they use 'agbo' and 'jedi'. The result is drug-induced deaths like this! |
All I know is that in a free contest, APC can't win an election in Kogi and Bayelsa states. And Obaseki has nothing to fear or worry about. He's winning Edo state regardless of which party he flies their flag in next year's election provided he maintains the tempo with which he's holding the different party's structures in the state, and also maintains the goodwill he enjoys with Edo people. |
Tareq1105:This is a very wrong mindset you have got! Even if you're not a politician, you should be concerned because whatever job you're doing is directly or indirectly affected by politics! PDP never went this far in rigging elections! The police and army were never involved in ballot box snatching and thumb printing like it's happening today! If PDP were that bad, they wouldn't have lost the 2015 presidential election. |
I pity those of you hailing APC and urging them on in the ongoing broad daylight robbery going on in the name of elections in Bayelsa and kogi states. The truth is that we have been dragged backwards in our quest for a better society where political power would reside with the people. Every sensible Nigerian should be worried! But some people here are ignorantly supporting what's happening! Today it is Dino and Wada being rigged out, tomorrow it could be you or your loved ones! Today it is Dino's nephew getting gunned down by the police who're out to rig in favour of APC, tomorrow it could be you or your own nephews. Let's be wise and defend our democracy! Let the will of the people prevail! Stop imposing unwanted people on us as leaders! |
OhiOfIhima:He has probably laundered money for some big politicians, and in that case you don't expect him to get jailed in this our country. |
The big question is: How can we start translating all these perfect CGPAs to innovations and development ![]() Enough of cramming and regurgitating other people's works with no meaningful development to show for it. It's getting stale already! Congrats to her though |
MrPresident1:There are different types of diabetes. Boosting beta cells function may work well for type1 diabetes which constitutes a smaller fraction of diabetes cases. But for type 2 diabetes which constitute the greatest burden, beta cells rejuvenation can only do little if it does work at all. |
MrPresident1:You just showed us that you lack understanding of diabetes. The problem is not solely on the beta cells. In fact, beta cells insufficiency constitute only a small fraction to the total diabetes burden. |
See fine girl abeg! And e be like say she get sense join wey make her marry that man wey no too fine. Obviously she married him for a better reason |
All of them that put us into this current mess don't deserve peaceful rests. So, on that note, I reserve my RIP! |
deltateam:I didn't expect any of you to see the blunders! It's even good you noticed the errors in punctuation. |
Futuragetty:I think one of the greatest challenges we face in our quest to see a better Nigeria is people like you who try to defend the failed system on baseless grounds! All what the op wrote is the truth and you know it. |
Good advice! My only problem is that a government that sees no wrong in rigging elections has lost every moral right to admonish people on doing things right. Do the right things first! Stop imposing tyrants on us as leaders. Stop politicizing employments into the civil service. Create a conducive environment for businesses to thrive. Revamp our health sector so that deaths from common ailments can be minimized. After doing the above, you can come back and talk to us. |
danilmo:Don't worry. You've ended up putting your co medical students into trouble with this post. I know how we manage to pad up and upgrade your results before most of you pass pharmacology. We'll no longer upgrade you because of this post! |
danilmo:For uttering this rubbish, no more upgrading for all medical students taking pharmacology this year in that your school. You think I don't know your school? and the pharmacy student that came back to study medicine because of his interests? |
danilmo:Just like we have MBBS graduates going back to study pharmacy! BTW, path and pharm you typed up there means pathology and pharmacology. Mind you, as a medical student, the pharmacology you'll study is just like a pinch of a heap compared to what pharmacy students study. Check Guinness book of records for the toughest between pharmacy and medicine! |
edoairways:First class degree in Nigeria has been reduced to the level it no longer commands respects! Do you know why? Because some universities (especially all these new ones) have lowered the standards. Why do we have so many first class graduates, yet we can't boast of any inventions from them Many of them can't even pass job aptitude tests!It calls for concerns! |
dipson4u08:A first class graduate should be able to write simple letter of invitation without making all the errors contained in that piece of crap up there! This shouldn't be about one's course of study but about demonstrating one's understanding of basic English. We all supposedly passed English language before gaining admission into the university. You should be concerned because that letter up there reflects the rots in our education system. Who knows the corners she had to cut to make a first class Imagine asking someone like this to draft a memo for whichever organization she works for! |
Imagine such blunders from a first class graduate! |
I just pray that they're among those zombies defending Buhari in this forum! |
FrLukas:At least I experienced better democracy under GEJ unlike what we have today! |
FrLukas:Electricity was much better during GEJ's administration! I remember vividly how I enjoyed light in Benin city those days. Compare it to now that we go for weeks without electricity. I must continue to bear witness to the good government of Jonathan because I experienced real democracy during that time! |
This was why they fought tooth and nail to have a rubber stamp NASS. A NASS that would look the other way when the president is perpetrating illegalities! APC and their cohorts are setting some precedent in this country that may come back to hunt them in the future! Hope they'll not cry when the seeds they're sowing today will germinate and bear evil fruits tomorrow??! |
sisisioge:Our consciences are better trusted than believing in or loving some nonexisting entity called ''god"! People just deceive themselves! The same "god" that your so called men of god hide under his name to defraud gullible followers and rape innocent girls The same god in whose name nations have been at war? The same person for whom ISIS and Boko haram have been fighting and killing people everywhere See, so if you are to choose between someone who loves humanity naturally and is conscientious and another whose moral is predicted on the fear of being burnt in hellfire but would ordinarily be a crook and immoral person, you'll choose the later? |
sisisioge:In other words you need to marry a dummy who believes in some sky daddy even when there's no evidence whatsoever to prove it than marry a realist who despite not believing in a god, has his conscience as his guiding light? I think the mistake some of you make is equating believing in a god with having a good moral compass. Morality is based more on conscience than on believing in a god and everybody is born with a conscience. Some atheists are even more conscientious than believers |
When our foolish lawyers and law makers have soiled their hands! What else does one expect than having illegalities as the order of the day?! This singular act would portray Nigerians to the rest of the world as some bunch of unintelligent apes! Yet some people call themselves professors, lawyers and even SANs in this country. What a shame! |
We don't care!!! |
The problem with successful ladies is greed! You already have money, you're still looking for a richer man! Well, richer men also have standards too which you might not meet. It is difficult for a rich African man to marry an equally rich lady especially when the lady is a celeb. The tendency to start rubbing shoulders with him is too high. Your best bet is to look for a humble average man who has a simple lifestyle and not egoistic but please be sure you won't humiliate him for his financial incapacity. Alternatively, look for a white man who can take you out of Africa. |
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Strangely, I have no sympathy for NMA regarding this issue. They're the chief perpetrators of illegality in the health sector, so why are they complaining A sector where a medical doctor with below average knowledge of drugs will be appointed to chair drug revolving funds committee while pharmacists with SOUND knowledge of drugs and drug laws will not even be appointed as member So, in such sector where illegality reigns, anything goes! Even if they like let them scrap ministry of health. It's none of my business! |
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