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I'm a microbiologist but I hate AMLSCN |
we all know what doctor can do, especially if the fault is from them or if cause of death is somehow strange. The will just cook something up for the deceased family. |
United we stand divided we fall. It is only our unity and relentless effort that can bring us back to our feet in medical field because we are in a state of moribund now and if care is not taking we will be restricted to teaching line.. |
is it okay or not? |
Seminar : Medicinal value of morringa plant |
Cultivation of mushroom (from the mycelium to fruiting bodies) |
When u are not sure of what causes the death of someone in ur family, is it good to seek spiritual assistance like calling the dead person to say who or what causes his/her death?. what are the effects or disadvantages? |
Mothers be sensitive to ur child behaviour, listen to their complain and seek the help of medical expert. |
u are right it is weather but we can prevent it by keeping our environment clean, let us burry all those broken bottles because it serve as breeding place for mosquito who is vector that transmit this disease. Even sachet water or any unused container left In our premises can serve the same purpose. |
Amen |
If u have any advice for the mothers u can drop it here, but it will be better if u can do that to that ur next neighbor. |
It is not funny, the way kids are dying of malaria is worrisome. I'm doing my SIWESS in one private medical laboratory and the way hospitals are requesting for blood and news we hear everyday concerning the death rate of infant or teenager is too bad.. just because of malaria. We need more orientation for the mothers |
lesbian in d making |
Tina we still go for Ashimolowo, why Daniel we manage d LovePeddler who call herself secretary. I wouldn't be surprise if mark wife go for the FBI guy |
That's nice |
Wonder shall never end....hmmm end tinz |
Hmmmm... Nigeria go beta |
microbiology is the best option. |
why is diabetes, prostate cancer and Brest cancer seems to be the order of the day in this our generation? is it because of this gene mutation of a thing? |
Fayose terrorist group |
THE RISE AND FALL OF NIGERIA UNIONISM There have been strict indications that the umbrella body of all Nigerian Students has lost its mission and vision. Before the name NANS came into existence, the umbrella body of Nigeria Students was known as NUNS. NUNS came into existence when the umbrella body of West Africa students WASU fought the colonial masters and insisted on the rights of African Students to be ported and promoted. NUNS adopted the same ideology of WASU and That was how students unionism started in Nigeria. During the 1960's, tertiary institutions was not much in Nigeria, but the system was well coordinated and managed, the students voice was very sound and clear which led to the Abolition of the so-called Anglo- Nigerian Defence pact. In the 1970's, the number of higher institutions in Nigeria increased in numbers. The students struggle by this time was fully appreciated and recognized in Nigeria and West Africa as a whole. The students saw themselves as agents of change, and they wanted to make a very positive impact to the history of their society. During this period, the Students Struggle was supported by lots of radical intellectuals in the labour movement and the academia, and found a ready anchor in the ideology of the left. The students' leaders then were Independent idealist and firebrands Comrades. It should be noted that it was under the leadership of SEGUN OKEOWO that NUNS became more directly involved in politics. NUNS were given a slot when the Constituent Assembly was constituted in 1977 to deliberate on a new constitution. OKEOWO during this period led nigerian students into battle against the Nigerian Government on a number of key issues which includes: the funding of Education, increase in the tuition fee and accommodation fees and presence of solders in schools to enforce discipline. Negotiations broke down between the leadership of NUNS and The Nigerian government and that led the students into the street "Ali Must Go" protest of 1978. The federal government by this time were fed up of the Students body as it restricts them from carrying out their evil plan against Nigerian Students. The Government immediately announced the proscription of the NUNS and ordered the arrest of SEGUN OKEOWO, personnel and officers whom were accused of supporting the students against the government were also arrested and sacked. The students took their Stand and insisted that they were fighting the evil forces of feudalism, parochialism and tyranny. The Students adopted a new system by using the name National Organisation of Nigeria Students NONS. A new set of executive was elected in 1979. The new President and Secretary was rusticated from Bayero University, Kano. Students leaders in some schools received same treatment. In 1980, the civilian government lifted the ban placed on the Union. The Students with immediate effect changed the name to National Association of Nigerian Students. Students struggle were a perpetual source of dissent. In 1978, the then named NUNS instigated or participated in a nationwide protest against the unnecessary increase in tuition fee. During this protest, lots of students were killed and several injured by the police and Army. The FMG responded by closing three universities, by banning NUNS, and by appointing a commission of inquiry. Some major fights of the students are: 1978 "Ali Must Go", April 1988 protest over a 3-per cent rise in gasoline prices, anti-SAP struggles and removal of oil subsidy riots, June 12 protest, anti-military campaigns where and when Nigerian Students stood beside labour and other pro-democracy groups to insist that Nigeria can be governed differently for the benefits of its citizens. Unlike before, the well known NANS for its unshakeable stand has turn to a political association. NANS in recent days has involved in so many programs that are political which includes: endorsing of political post aspirants in the name of the Association, a Die hard campaign for politicians, joining the federal government in accusing aggrieved bodies unnecessarily, factionalising the association, giving of Award to politicians e.t.c. NANS today exist only in name as there actions are no longer for the benefits of Nigeria Students. It is well know that Students leaders of today do sell protest. They don't protest because they are been affected by the policy or issues they protest because they are been paid. I have severely asked this question: What are our students leaders turning our once vibrant and unshakeable association to?, Where is Students Unionism helding to?, and how can we stop those hungry leaders from selling our Rights, our Struggle, Our Association and our Students. These questions I awaits response. By Comr Kakaki |
I discovered that what microbiologist and biochemists are lacking is unity. AMLSN(association of medical lab. scientist) bond is so strong that they can frustrate doctor if they wish. see what happen when JOHESU went on strike and AMLSN is the forerunner of JOHESU. but I believe is microbiologist unite and form a strong association with biochemist, they will have their place back in Hospital. |
I love this. |
Chelsea ready to win premier league cup after five years. |
Weldon SUG |
then why is it that man orgasm almost three times before lady can reach it once? |
Hello my people, I will like u to help me out in this situation. My mother age is around 50 and she has high blood pressure which she has been managing with the help of vasopreen, folic acid among others, but just of recent now she started complaining of back pain with burning sensation. what may be the cause and what should we do now? |
Tell him promisechild, we just have to appreciate what we have and stop demeaning KSU value... |
But I will prefer any programme that can offer me medical laboratory license to going back to study MLS |