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Yampotatocarrot:They are illegal! Those are quacks and are usually severely punished when caught. They're death traps and should be done away with if we want to have a strong healthcare system |
fyneboi79:No problems. The marriage course I'm attending now has even taught me that marriage is about self-giving to my spouse. |
Samantha125:I don't have any need to do that because I met my girl a virgin |
Reachman:Ebonyi is even better, Enugu is worse! The woman in Enugu is not efficient! |
Tenrack:My marriage will NEVER turn sour! |
This is a welcome development. We need to grow our economy through increased local manufacturing of our medicines. As a side note, PSN and ACPN national bodies should call national PCN's attention to the rots currently being witnessed in Enugu state's pharmaceutical ecosystem. During the era of Pharm Elijah Muhammed, enforcement activities were being carried out frequently and everyone was on their toes doing the right thing. Now, charlatans have taken over! This is very dangerous to lives of health-seeking people in the state. |
Tenrack:You go wait tire! My baby girl is giving me pure joy and it'll continue that way because she's properly raised from a good home! |
Samantha125:To take in means to get preggy |
josite:That guy is one of the most patriotic Nigerians you can think of. He left his comfort zone in the US since going to 4 decades now and has been in Nigeria ever since while contributing immensely to Nigeria's development! He was set up by enemies of Nigeria's progress and that led to his resignation as power minister then. I wish Tinubu would be wise enough to bring him back on board to revive our failing power sector. |
Samantha125:So you don't know what it means to "take in"? Ehn Samacious Sama ? |
From the way that doctor was talking about waiting for the autopsy, I'm sure he must be gearing up towards compromising the result of the autopsy. Most private hospitals in Nigeria are death traps where all manner of malpractices take place. They're just out to rip people off their monies in the name of treatments! Government needs to intervene and protect Nigerians from untimely deaths due to medical negligence! Special body should be set up to regulate activities in all the hospitals. Such bodies should be empowered to facilitate prosecution and punishment of erring hospitals and medical doctors! Many of these doctors will not pay attention to improving the rots in the system but would instead indulge in trying to usurp the duties of other healthcare professionals in the hospitals and stifling the growth of these other professionals while the various specialities in medicine rot away! Too bad! |
Lionessza6:Still a matter of leadership failure! |
Lionessza6:It is because the leaderships of both AU and UN have failed in their core responsibilities of protecting human lives. If they had lived up to their responsibilities, SA would have since been severely sanctioned for her perchance for extra judicial killing of fellow Africans. |
South Africa needs to be sanctioned and boycotted by the rest of Africa. The barbaric act of killing fellow Africans on flimsy excuses should stop! Human lives are not this cheap! |
I announce with great joy in my heart that my girl has taken in! Wedding and trad marriage will now be fast tracked before her preg is noticeable. Hallelujah! |
pasol4real:In your wildest dreams! Peter Mbah's reelection next year is non negotiable! |
This is a well deserved endorsement! Peter Mbah has done excellently well. May God continue to bless and strengthen him for us in Enugu state and Nigerians at large! |
The love for Peter Obi is organic! Great man! |
Thank God the cancer was arrested on time. Long live Benjamin Netanyahu--- the slayer of terrorists! |
This is all shades of wrong! The man might not have done very well as finance minister but I think mocking him with death is very wrong! To think these same people were pretending to be loyal to him just some few days back reflects how hypocritical some humans can be |
He loves Brenda but might end up marrying Amanda. When men want to marry, they most times throw away emotions and marry loyalty. Even family and friends would encourage him to marry who's loyal. |
FreeStuffsNG:Since when has Nigerian universities started offering BSc Radiology? Maybe it's a recent development, so enlighten me please. I know that for all the period I did JAMB and studied JAMB brochure, I never saw Radiology at BSc level aside Radiography. |
Radiology is not done as a separate course in Nigeria but is studied at postgraduate (residency) level in medicine. Perhaps you meant Radiography which is a good course but that score of 219 might not get him the course especially if his choice of university is competitive. As for the other courses, instead of him to study those ones, he should rather wait and rewrite JAMB. |
Tailorcaesar:Exactly my brother! Don't mind the yeye Nigerian army! I had similar experience as yours. When I finished NYSC after my first degree, I also applied for the Short service combatants commission. At the end, they couldn't enlist me due to their nepotism and corruption. It is when they want to gather some pawns that they want to send to be killed by Boko Haram you'll hear them talking about southeast youths not wanting to enlist. Igbo youths are too smart to fall for all these their nonsense talks. A country that would release hardened terrorists and call them "repentant" is not worth fighting for. A country where some soldiers owe their allegiances to the Islamic terrorists groups and set up their fellow soldiers for ambush by terrorists is definitely not worth fighting for. |
See blame game! So, this lady is trying to imply that all the while she lived abroad, her mum was there blocking her from getting married? And some people believed her. She should admit the fact that she failed to get a man to marry due to her bad attitude and high expectations from their potential husbands. The topic in front page about ladies being brutal with their choices of men to marry is largely responsible for the alarming number of single ladies at their older ages. They set unreasonable standards and then when they realise later that they can't have such men they resort to blaming anybody. |
That's one of the many consequences of the so called civilisation. Our value systems have been eroded greatly and people now live without a sense of community that made life meaningful in the times past. No wonder depression is now so common among people. |
What stopped her from shaving the armpits? So long as she shaves her armpits and pubic areas thoroughly, she's good to go. Some of us still like clean hairs in strategic parts of the female body. |
AfeezShomorin:I'm aware that it could get slacked along the way. That wouldn't stop me from loving her because I'm not inlove with her just because of that. |
Traay:She is above the age of consent. Thanks |
Samantha125:Hers was not faked. I'm her first man |


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