₦airaland Forum

jclassiq:
Intelligence should not be confused with academic brilliance. They are two very different things

Intelligence means Capacity of mind, especially to understand principles, truths, facts ormeanings, acquire knowledge, and apply it to practice; the ability to learn and comprehend.
By the above definition the effective way of accessing if someone is intelligence is academic brilliance

Wrong assessment.
I've been in different classes right from primary school to university level and I've discovered that the top students ask the least questions. Most of them go unnoticed.

I swear this African cup of nations was stolen from Zambia. Those guys would have destroy Morocco.
South Africa will just submit the cup to Morocco tomorrow

Papichulostunne:
That female commentator name and pics pls.. The woman nah blast.. Very sentimental in her commentary

Amanda Dlamini

NFF should serve the coach his sack letter on the pitch immediately after the game

onumonu is a cow.

today's game justifies that we didn't loose to Morocco because of the red card. The team play is disorganized

The lady commentator on supersport is Amanda Dlamini. She's a south African former player

Petnos2345:
Dat female commentator dey itch my ear

She's a nuisance to Nigeria viewers

otokx:
Na we do ourselves na

she's working on an official assignments her job should be neutral. Attack Nigeria is not her job there

the female commentator on supersport is very bias against nigeria

I can't imagine this man has been simping for 30 years

Omoluabi16:
A woman is someone/something who believes that they/it/she is a woman.

Nonsense!
So a man with bulging muscles can decide to play in female sports all by saying he's a woman

patrickcollins:
okay did u interface with all d girls to actually come out with this conclusion or were u a regular customer at the said place

Read the post again. North is not equal to Muslim.

tuzle:
ini Edo, geneive, Rita Dominic and uche jumbo and the last time I watch Nollywood movies is like 15years ago

same here

Eddygourdo:
Aren't they supposed to be Muslims? Sharia law ? Isn't hijab supposed to mean the chastity of a woman ? These ones who wear the hijab while collecting gbola are they also chaste ?

Is the honor of women in Islam only tied to the hijab on their head and not their ability to close their legs. Yet some group will scream " it dishonors women not to cover their hair, there must be hijab in schools" and every night they go and sleep with hijab covered teenagers.

The hypocrisy of the average Muslim is nauseating.

These girls are actually Christian girls

Atiku is not condemning it. he's playing the scenario to his advantage. he is a Muslim he cannot condemn it.
jihad has been declared. every Muslim supports it intently.

Get your PVC!
Get your PVC!
The blood of your loved ones depends on it

Arise! Christians in Nigeria, jihad has been declared upon us. Remember Ahmadu bello said that they will continue the jihad of their father's down to the Atlantic ocean.
A Muslim-Muslim ticket will not stop terrorism rather it will increase it, check Kaduna state and confirm.
A Muslim-Muslim ticket will increase terrorist attacks in the south. suicide bombings will be their weapon.
Stop the jihad.
Stop APC

fykes:
This is not stories this one happened to me. If u know uniport teaching hospital....back in 2006, I went there with an uncle to see a specialist for their child who wasn't yet speaking at the time, while they were seeing the specialist, I got bored and wondered off.
The morgue is downstairs underground with ramps in place of stairs.
I kept going and was hearing loud murmur which got clearer as I descended as if people whlere gathered in discussion and I wanted to peep at them. At the top of the last ramp, I paused as the murmur became louder like the discussion was going on under the ramp except I can't hear what they were talking about neither was their speech audible nor sensible. But I could swear people were gathered there. Out of curiosity I made to show myself and instantly, there was quiet, stillness, then the swing doors started banging open and closing as if people were dashing through it.
All these happened within seconds and I was dazed standing there. By the time I got myself...the way I flew up to the doctor's office, a medal would be fitting

sugarcoated lie

Jeon:
And another one [happened in saint hospital close to my area ] A Woman Selling Food Opposite.

Always purchasing food from one mama put.
One fateful day, one came to buy food without paying. She asked the woman to hold on let her go back to get the money...


Mama food wait no feed back. So she went to the hospital and explain everything that a patient came to bought food without paying, the security was arguing that no one came out.


So the attendant over heard the argument, and asked her if she could recognize the person and she said yes..... So the research was going on from ward to ward, but they could not reach the person.


Madam said she's not leaving without her money.. So they proceed to the morgue.. Lo and behold they found the person, since that day the woman resigned from selling food.

what's the name of the woman

PresidObi:
Anambra is a small state with a very large population. Anambra cannot contain all of Anambra people and all their large companies, estates, offices etc.

Anambra has spilled into many neighbouring states like Delta, Enugu, Imo.

Since the 1940s, Anambra people have been moving into other parts of the world, but they always return, with a lot of prosperity.

rubbish. the land area of new York city is 784km² but yet it contains a population as twice as the entire population of anambra state.

WiszyFraud:
Did you know??



Human teeth are the only part of the body that cannot heal themselves. Teeth are coated in enamel which is not a living tissue.

get sense

Nostradamus:
Who is richer between the average doctor and the average pharmacist?

medicine is the only course in Nigeria and maybe the world where 95% of the graduate are sure of a job in atleast 2 years after graduation

kenedy175:
If it's in Nigeria, doctor work no dey pay oo. I believe an average pharmacist will be richer than an average Nigerian doctor.

how many average pharmacist is employed in the pharmaceutical industry in Nigeria

Lordsagna:
Before i start my story..I hope to inspire some of the medical students...Or students planning to study medicine and are having issues...

My Story So far.,

After graduating from secondary school.. I couldnt get an admission into my dream school University of Ibadan to study Medicine.. My life felt like it was gonna end.. My world kept shattering.. My family gave me no breathing space..I wasnt free to do any of my fun activities..I was grounded for months and weeks.. Until i had to sit for the next jamb... I sat for the next jamb..and still got no admission...

All thanks to God.. i gained admission into a Caribbean Medical University.To study my dream course medicine... Let me Highlight How Medical school works in the Carribean.. Its a total of 4years.. You spend a yr doing Foundation classes.. (PreMed). And then you spend 2 years doing Basic Science..Where proper medical school begins.... I scaled through every class and every course.. I finished both my foundation and my basic science classes... To start my clinicals in the States..I had to go back to Nigeria to apply for a US visa.. I got B1 visa successfully..and without much stress...thanks to my school

The moment came when my future was to be defined... I was registered for the board exam.. United State Medical Licensing Examination.. Passing this exam was gonna shape my future.. Failing it was gonna crush everything i built from my Nursery School days.. I sat for the exam after spending 4months studying..The first challenge for me was motivation. So Before the exam, I watched all Kaplan Medicine videos (also watched surgery, psych videos, a few important obgyn and peds video). Then I took a baseline NBME where I scored 191.

It showed the videos weren't enough for me to be prepared for my step 1....iI sat for the main exam.. USMLE Step 1.. And i scored 230... I was on the edge.. I thought the score was bad.. till my Dean called me directly..And congratulated me.. YH.I knew my dreams were slowly coming through.. I began my 72 weeks clinical rotations at Jackson Park Hospital Chicago.. I took my step 2 examination after my clinical rotations..And i scored 242..A pretty nice score i was proud of..
After all the reading and late night sleeps.. And constant anti depressant helps.. I got a nice hospital for my residency program..Where the money started popping in cheesy cheesy cheesy grin grin grin ...From there..I knew my life has begun..My dream has come thru.. I went back to my alma mata.. Encouraged students and gave them tips on how to pass the board examinations.. And surely..I would also want to help my fellow nairalanders that are following the same pathway...

Am a state licensed Doctor.I have been practising for 3 years now..Paediatrics Surgery is my specialized field of medicine. The only problem i have is little time... And..i guess am not just ready to build a family till my workload drops a little bit... wink wink wink wink.. And i hope the woman of my life..Walks into my life..anytime soon...hehe..
The only time i have..I spend it on nairaland wink wink..Reading all the possessed threads.. cheesy cheesy cheesy..

If u also need help following dis same pathways..i can always be available for assistance and advices.. ADIÓS

Lesson: Dont give up quickly..And never settle for less..Always aspire for the top.. If i had given up after failing to get admission twice... I would have been studying maybe Agricultural science... (Patients Are calling**** cheesy cheesy cheesy
I just hope i inspired someone..


Garner 2014

I don't believe this story.
this story lacks what it takes to be true

US singer R. Kelly has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for using his celebrity status to sexually abuse children and women. The R&B artist, 55, was convicted last September in New York of racketeering and sex trafficking crimes. He had faced years of allegations and the judge on Wednesday said he had an "indifference to human suffering". Lawyers for the singer, whose real name is Robert Sylvester Kelly, say he will appeal. Ahead of his sentencing, a handful of women took the stand to confront Kelly. A woman identified only as Angela called the singer a Pied Piper who "grew in wickedness" with every new victim, while others who were not named testified he had broken their spirits. "I literally wished I would die because of how you made me feel," said one. Dressed in prison khakis and dark glasses, Kelly declined to make a statement of his own and did not react as the verdict was handed down. The history of allegations against R. Kelly The testimony that convicted R. Kelly R. Kelly trial: A look at the key moments US District Judge Ann Donnelly said the celebrity had used sex as a weapon, forcing his victims to do unspeakable things and saddling some with sexually transmitted diseases. "You taught them that love is enslavement and violence," she said. The court heard how Kelly - known for hit songs like I Believe I Can Fly and Ignition - used his influence to lure women and children into sexual abuse over two decades. Jurors at his six-week trial in Brooklyn heard how he trafficked women between different US states, assisted by managers, security guards and other members of his entourage. The court also heard how Kelly had illegally obtained paperwork to marry singer Aaliyah when she was 15 in 1994, seven years before the singer died in a plane crash. The certificate, leaked at the time, listed Aaliyah's age as 18. The marriage was annulled months later. Jovante Cunningham, a former backup singer for Kelly, said she never believed this day would come. "There wasn't a day in my life up until this moment that I actually believed that the judicial system would come through for black and brown girls," she told reporters. "I stand here very proud of my judicial system, very proud of my fellow survivors and very pleased with the outcome." Watch: R. Kelly survivor makes tearful statement outside New York court following his sentencing Federal prosecutors had recommended that Kelly be sentenced to more than 25 years in prison, given the seriousness of his crimes and "the need to protect the public from further crimes". But his lawyers called for a sentence of 10 years - the mandatory minimum for his conviction - or less. They portrayed Kelly as growing up poor in a household rife with domestic violence and suffering sexual abuse from a young age. They said he was "devastated" by the sentence and planned to appeal. Lizzette Martinez, who met Kelly when she was 17, said that there were "so many things he could have done to stop himself." "He had all the resources; we don't have resources like that. He could have gotten help," she told BBC News. She said he avoided justice for years due to the "power of celebrity". "I believe that he was just making so much money for so many powerful people that they protected him." Kelly has been in custody since he was indicted by federal prosecutors in New York and Chicago in July 2019. His three years behind bars have been eventful, including a beating from a fellow inmate in 2020 and a bout with Covid-19 earlier this year. The singer faces further legal action in August, when he goes on trial again, this time in Chicago on child sex images and obstruction charges. He is also due to face sex abuse charges in courts in Illinois and Minnesota.

SUFFERInSMILIIN:
another fool for the last country in the world in ranking is opening his mouth. When Ghana bought ambulance they bought Mercedes ambulance. You are buying chiku ambulance and you are making noise. When Ghana bought fire engines they bought Mercedes fire engines. Play if you are an illiterate it is better to shut your mouth because in Healthcare Ghana totally obliterate Nigeria. Over 7,000 Nigerian go to Ghana every year for operation. Even a blind man will not even come to Nigeria for operation

get your facts right, Ghana is as bad if not worse than Nigeria in healthcare

bald hair emerging

Christian don't fight for their God, that's how Christianity is not existing in turkey, Egypt, Syria and many formally Christian countries.
The truth is that islamization is a violent approach, this kind of social media rubbish can wipe out Christianity in less than 50 years to come if Christian political leaders don't rise up to defend their faith

the answer is 19

DrImmaculate:
Congratulations man!!! All is well that ends well.. What school if I may ask?

ESUCOM Enugu State University College of Medicine