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Health › Re: See The Number Of People With Kidney Diseases In Parklane Hospital In Enugu (Vid by Jman06(m): 9:57pm On Aug 04
SpiritedCheer:
Is this not the State where the governor is building "iconic conference centre"?
Yes, the governor is not only building iconic international conference centre, he's also building first class international hospital and so many other projects in the state. It is not his fault that the people are careless with their healths and take medications indiscriminately without prescriptions which I'm very sure has contributed to the growing cases of kidney failures.

My only advice for the governor is to look into the issue of drug distribution and administration in the state by closing down all open drug markets in the state and replacing them with modern drug distribution system which ensures that drugs are handled carefully and given only prescription by licenced doctors and pharmacists.
Health › Re: See The Number Of People With Kidney Diseases In Parklane Hospital In Enugu (Vid by Jman06(m): 2:45pm On Aug 04
dominique:
I just googled and saw that it's a teaching hospital in Enugu, possibly this is the only hospital in the state with a kidney disease clinic. Even at that, our regulatory agencies need carry out investigations in what people are consuming in that state.
That's not the only hospital in the state with a kidney disease clinic. UNTH is also located in the state alongside other government and missionary hospitals. The problem is indiscriminate use of drugs due to the activities of quacks in the open drug markets! No sugar coating it
Health › Re: See The Number Of People With Kidney Diseases In Parklane Hospital In Enugu (Vid by Jman06(m): 2:40pm On Aug 04
favour32:
Changed agricultural practices and high rate of refined sugar consumption.
You missed the real cause! People have been using refined sugar and genetically modified crops in the west yet they don't have as much cases of kidney diseases as we have.
Health › Re: See The Number Of People With Kidney Diseases In Parklane Hospital In Enugu (Vid by Jman06(m): 2:33pm On Aug 04
Efuaye:
At this point, shouldn't our food and drúg regulatory bodies go into overdrive to ensure that the food, drinks, and medications we buy meet the standards for human consumption?
The problem is that the people use drugs indiscriminately in the state! I am based here in Enugu and I know this for a fact! I'll be surprised if the report had been otherwise!
Imagine empowering quacks to sell medicines indiscriminately just for profits in the name of open drug markets! Where else is it done in the 21st centuryhuh Government would still sweep this report under the carpets instead of taking actions to address the root cause.
Health › Re: See The Number Of People With Kidney Diseases In Parklane Hospital In Enugu (Vid by Jman06(m): 2:24pm On Aug 04
The government allowed citizens of the state access to all kinds of drugs by allowing the operation of open drug market in Ogbete market in the state, so just anybody can easily go and buy drugs from the market and start taking without even consulting any healthcare professional! Why won't there be rampant cases of kidney failures in the state?

In the developed countries, drugs are prescribed strictly by qualified prescribers and dispensed solely in pharmacies under the supervision of qualified and licenced pharmacists. We borrowed orthodox medicine from the west yet think we are wiser than them by allowing indiscriminate use of medicines. Actions have consequences!

On many occasions, pharmacists in Nigeria have raised alarms over the dangers inherent in the operation of the open drug markets but governments have continued to aid and abet these wrong and unhealthy practises instead of taking decisive actions to stop it. This dangerous practise of allowing people access to all kinds of drugs is much more prevalent in the southeast states especially Enugu, this is why even children are now victims of kidney failures!
Travel › Re: The Untold Side Of Japa: Why The UK Still Changes Lives by Jman06(m): 1:44pm On Aug 03
mmsen:
With all due respect you really don't know how she's doing and in my experience most of you don't actually care. You only care about that money transfer at the end of the month.

You don't know how much debt she's laboring under. You don't know what she's having to deal with at work. You don't know her living conditions.
For your info, I didn't say she sends money to me. What I said is that she makes some investments back home and that when we make general family contributions to solve a family needs, she contributes generously unlike before. Mind you, she's not under any debts because she was sponsored by our family such that she didn't have to borrow money for her schooling.

I understand the fact that cost of living is high over there in the UK but any little pounds sent to Nigeria from UK becomes a large sum in our currency and that's why many of them in the UK still make investments in Nigeria regardless how hard things are over there.
Travel › Re: The Untold Side Of Japa: Why The UK Still Changes Lives by Jman06(m): 3:37pm On Aug 02
My sister left Nigeria in 2024 for her MSc and now she's balling well. This is someone that could barely feed her family then. She graduated from school since 2009 but only managed to secure job in one private company that was paying her peanuts. My siblings then gathered funds and sponsored her abroad. Today, she can now afford to send money home for investment and to solve family financial needs.
Family › Re: Lady Challenges Divorced Women To Admit Their Own Faults (Video) by Jman06(m): 3:07pm On Aug 02
IbnB:
Nigerian women are mostly lazy and very greedy, but again how can anyone expect a different dynamic in a society as intensely patriarchal as Nigeria?

So long as the system places men ahead of women in everything, irrespective of individual capability/competence, you can't blame the majority of the womenfolk for settling into the assigned (enforced) roles and just playing along in the interests of peace. It is mostly the stubborn (and exceptionally talented) women that break that mould, and usually at the expense of conventional marital expectations or unless they're lucky enough to get married to an equally extraordinary man
Point of correction, the system doesn't place men at any advantage over the women! The last I checked, both men and women have equal access to education and jobs(infact, women enjoy more advantages when it comes to job opportunities). Men are also not paid higher (as per providers) at work places. Even in politics, women still pull their weights and are even clamouring for reserved positions in government which to me is total rubbish!
Romance › Re: ROMANCE: A Secondary School's Student Love Letter To Her Girl In 1962 by Jman06(m): 10:02am On Aug 01
This looks like what Hon Patrick Obahaigbon would write
Celebrities › Re: The Funniest Moment From Peller & Jarvis' Court Wedding Goes Viral (Photos/ Vid) by Jman06(m): 1:34pm On Jul 30
"Most funny" is an incorrect grammar! Funniest is the right word to use.
Romance › Re: It Was Just 5 Minutes, I Didn’t Even Enjoy It— Cheating Girlfriend Apologises by Jman06(m): 12:36pm On Jul 28
Maybe she thought that her boyfriend wasn't doing it well and followed the mouth of one braggadocio guy only to discover that her boyfriend was even better
Career › Re: FG To Announce Fresh Salary Increase For Soldiers After Public Backlash by Jman06(m): 12:26pm On Jul 28
The salary increment should cut across all sectors, not only the military! Imagine lecturers still being paid peanuts after years of studying and despite the bulk of work they're made to do due to shortage of lecturers in our universities.

The least paid worker in Nigeria should be earning not less than ₦500k monthly to survive the current economic situation of the country.
Politics › Re: Enugu Emerges Nigeria’s Fastest Improving State In Phillips Consulting Index by Jman06(m): 10:24am On Jul 28
All thanks to our action governor Peter Mbah! God really answered our prayers this time by giving us a governor with a correct head on his neck!

God bless our amiable governor Peter Mbah!
Romance › Re: Why Are Men In Their 30s Interested In Girls Who Are Only 18 Or 19? - Lady Asks by Jman06(m): 8:12pm On Jul 27
pocohantas:
Mine and I would not encourage our daughters to marry men 20yrs older because of fear of Shiloh. We are not peasants. They will marry strategically within their economic and social bracket. Not out of pressure of reproduction as their worth is beyond their bodies and breast. Na people wey wan born 5 dey fear this kind thing. Born 1 or 2 and rest. There are other 18yo girls out there for you to impregnate. Marry those ones because this reasoning is for your level and circle. We no dey reason like that for here.
Egbe! Trying so hard to appear woke! You're no better than me who wants to birth 5 kids in anyway, so why making it look like you're socially or economically better?! The difference between you and I might just be that I don't feign wokeness where it is not necessary. I just understand the biological nature of women and the consequences of late marriages and pregnancies to them and that informs my decision to marry a younger girl and also to encourage my daughters to marry young.
Romance › Re: Why Are Men In Their 30s Interested In Girls Who Are Only 18 Or 19? - Lady Asks by Jman06(m): 7:20pm On Jul 27
pocohantas:
Na their choice.
No man in his 30s, 40s can come marry any daughter of mine at that age. Same way my papa no gree them marry me.
You may end up marrying your daughters yourself or escorting them to Shilo when the time comes.

I will encourage my own daughters to marry as early as 18-21yo provided they see men with correct heads on their necks. I wouldn't even mind still training them in school after marriage. Pregnancy and childbirth are faster and less complicated at such young ages because their bodies are more flexible compared to the stiffness of older women's bodies.
Romance › Re: Why Are Men In Their 30s Interested In Girls Who Are Only 18 Or 19? - Lady Asks by Jman06(m): 6:46pm On Jul 27
Daniel058:
My wife just clocked 20 few months ago, catch them young grin
And mine will be 20 in October!
Romance › Re: This Is The Biggest Problem Nigeria Ladies Are Facing In The Dating Market. by Jman06(m): 6:33pm On Jul 27
gtassure:
You will hate her soon because she will be boring in bed! You would wished you had a badies!
I'm not loving her because of bedmatics!
Romance › Re: This Is The Biggest Problem Nigeria Ladies Are Facing In The Dating Market. by Jman06(m): 4:12pm On Jul 27
IamAtAnger:
Not very good looking girls are extremely caring and loving o.. dem fit give guy wey wan serious with them, all their life savings
My own girl is very good looking yet humble and caring with decent upbringing.
Romance › Re: This Is The Biggest Problem Nigeria Ladies Are Facing In The Dating Market. by Jman06(m): 10:08pm On Jul 26
amoco:
You are a good man.
God continues to bless your home and hustles in Jesus name, amen!
Amen...thank you very much
Romance › Re: This Is The Biggest Problem Nigeria Ladies Are Facing In The Dating Market. by Jman06(m): 6:51pm On Jul 26
Diamond098454:
Congratulations
My regards to your sweetheart
Thank you very much. She'll hear
Romance › Re: This Is The Biggest Problem Nigeria Ladies Are Facing In The Dating Market. by Jman06(m): 2:40pm On Jul 26
As a rich guy who wants to marry, you better disguise to be poor and less flashy. That's the only way you can sift genuine women who are truly interested in you from the pool of ladies in the dating market.

When I was searching for a wife, I was working as a pharmacist in a private establishment. I came across many ladies; including those in healthcare, but many of them didn't want to take me serious just because I was working in the private sector and earning less.

However, I met my now wife in the same establishment and she showed genuine interest in me despite her being young and beautiful. Unlike before, I experienced true care for the first time from her. She'll call me and spend time talking and listening to me unlike previous relationships where talking to ladies felt monotonous.

Anytime I called her, she'll pick up her calls and if she missed my calls she called back immediately she saw my missed calls. That was how we built strong connection and I didn't waste any time in marrying her.

Now, her presence in my life has been a blessing as I have changed job from private to a gainful government employment. For this reason, I had to give her a memorable wedding despite the current economic situation of the country.
Celebrities › Re: Geh Geh Wedding Photos And Videos Go Viral by Jman06(m): 9:55pm On Jul 25
If you're on social media and you take what people say there seriously to the point of making a mentor out of such people and allowing their opinions influence your life decisions, then you are totally on your own!
Crime › Re: Marvis Osakwe: Nigerian Killed In South Africa (picture) by Jman06(m): 1:40pm On Jul 25
E don start be that!

Aura for aura!

Metal for metal!
Politics › Re: President Tinubu Approves Expansion Of Nigerian Army To 12 Divisions by Jman06(m): 10:00am On Jul 24
Aside for the bad economy, naira depreciation and insecurity,I'll say Tinubu is trying in other areas.
Romance › Re: Man Wears Pink Pant & Waist Beads To Welcome Oyinbo Lover At Lagos Airport by Jman06(m): 9:43am On Jul 24
From the above picture, we know who is the man in the relationship and who's the woman.
Romance › Re: Why Are Igbo Men So Much In Love With The Idea Of Marrying A Nurse? by Jman06(m): 11:32pm On Jul 18
Proserpina:
He lied.
He is not lying!
Romance › Re: Why Are Igbo Men So Much In Love With The Idea Of Marrying A Nurse? by Jman06(m): 9:29pm On Jul 18
Proserpina:
Do you have evidence to back this claim?
I know for a fact that Nurses, Assistant care providers, care workers are never in short of jobs anywhere in the world. Especially not in UK that spend over 60% of its revenue on health services. Lol

Those people practically pay citizens to be mad cheesy grin
I know a nurse who just returned from the UK because he could not get a job while there
Family › Re: My Marital Journey Has Begun! by Jman06(op): 8:08am On Jul 14
Caaz:
P square's Audio song comes to mind.
How do you mean?
Family › Re: My Marital Journey Has Begun! by Jman06(op): 4:46pm On Jul 13
Traditional marriage and white wedding done and dusted! I'm officially a married man!To God be all the glory!
Politics › Re: UK-Based Nigerians Earning £2,600 Worse Than Someone On ₦60k In Nigeria — Bwala by Jman06(m): 2:19pm On Jul 09
Lame excuses to justify the peanuts they're paying Nigerian workers!
Education › Re: The Ambassadors Schools Ota Wins 15 Gold, 9 Silver And 9 Bronze At Olympiad by Jman06(m): 4:21pm On Jul 08
Congratulations to the smart kids. More of this please

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