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DELL LATITUDE 7390 2 in 1
CORE i5 8gb 8th gen 256gb ssd
Touch screen
Keyboard light
Convertible
Charger
Direct used from USA
Price : 280K
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DELL LATITUDE 7390 2 in 1
CORE i5 8gb 8th gen 256gb ssd
Touch screen
Keyboard light
Convertible
Charger
Direct used from USA
Price : 280K
Ipaja Lagos
Wassap : 09064412948
Telephone number : 08084874744

DELL LATITUDE 7390 2 in 1
CORE i5 8gb 8th gen 256gb ssd
Touch screen
Keyboard light
Convertible
Charger
Direct used from USA
Price : 320K slightly negotiable.
Ipaja Lagos
Wassap : 09064412948
Telephone number : 08084874744

Easyluv2live:
pls where is the pic's of what you are selling

i didnt know i never added the pics sorry !!! Its live now

CORE i5 8gb 8th gen 256gb ssd
Touch screen
Keyboard light
Convertible
Charger
Direct used from USA
Price : 320K slightly negotiable.
Ipaja Lagos
Wassap : 09064412948
Telephone number : 08084874744

DELL LATITUDE 7390 2 in 1
CORE i5 8gb 8th gen 256gb ssd
Touch screen
Keyboard light
Convertible
Charger
Direct used from USA
Price : 320K slightly negotiable.
Ipaja Lagos
Wassap : 09064412948
Telephone number : 08084874744

DELL LATITUDE 7390 2 in 1
CORE i5 8gb vpro 8th gen 256gb ssd
Touch screen
Keyboard light
Convertible
Charger
Direct used from USA
Price : 320K slightly negotiable.
Ipaja Lagos
Wassap : 09064412948
Telephone number : 08084874744

DELL LATITUDE 7390 2 in 1
CORE i5 8gb 8th vpro 256gb ssd
Touch screen
Keyboard light
Finger print
Convertible
Direct used from USA
Price : 320K
slightly negotiable.
Ipaja Lagos
Wassap : 09064412948
Telephone number : 08084874744

AC 1 Horse Power polystar
Used
110K slightly negotiable
Just Install and service, I changed to a new one in my new apartment .

2 locally made table glass on it
60K for both

Shoe rack
20K

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DELL LATITUDE 7390 2 in 1
CORE i5 8gb 8th vpro 256gb ssd
Touch screen
Keyboard light
Finger print
Convertible
Direct used from USA
Price : 340K slightly negotiable.
Ipaja Lagos
Wassap : 09064412948
Telephone number : 08084874744

1 Ac 1 horse power used
Ipaja Lagos
Reason for sale : changed to a new one
Install and service only.
105K
Negotiable

2 locally made strong table
40K

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I am currently in need of a suitable space where I can prepare and serve a variety of native meals . My focus is on dishes such as nkwobi, isi ewu, pepper soup, as well as fresh smoothies and other local delicacies, from Calabar pot. I am looking for a clean, accessible, and well-ventilated environment that can support cooking activities and provide a comfortable experience for customers. Any available space or assistance in securing one would be greatly appreciated.

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Location : Lagos.

12.2kg cylinder for sale .
With pipe and gas head

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25K

Ipaja lagos

12.2kg cylinder for sale with pipe and gas head.
Complete.

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Ipaja Lagos.
23K
STILL AVAILABLE.

muyico:
lack of trust, is main problem now!

I get my own company go write receipt from my company receipt if u serious .

muyico:
for real??
why all this things
no dey dey ibadan
i need d 12kg gas cyclinder

If u need all I go send am na just transport if u serious about am

Tokunbo Table gas cooker :28K
12Kg gas cylinder for sale :23K
Wall light 3pcs :7K
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Slightly negotiable.
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Tokunbo Table gas cooker :28K
12Kg gas cylinder for sale :23K
Wall light 3pcs :7K
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Location: ipaja Lagos
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Tokunbo Table gas cooker :35K
12Kg gas cylinder for sale :30K
Wall light 3pcs :7K
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Location: ipaja Lagos
Slightly negotiable.

Tokunbo Table gas cooker :30K
12Kg gas cylinder for sale :25K
Wall light 3pcs :7K
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45K
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65K
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65K
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Century stabilizer 5000kva
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65K
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Perceiving, reporting and managing an injury – perspectives from national team football players, coaches, and health professionals

Author : Dele Bolade Samson Babalola


ABSTRACT

Background

Injury perceptions and related risk-mitigating interventions are context-dependent. Despite this, most injury surveillance systems are not context-specific as they do not integrate end-users perspectives.

Purpose

To explore how Maltese national team football players, coaches, and health professionals perceive a football-related injury and how their context influences their perceptions and behaviours towards reporting and managing a football injury.

Methods

13 semi-structured interviews with Maltese female and male national team football players (n = 7), coaches (n = 3), and health professionals (n = 3) were conducted. Data were analysed using thematic analysis.

Results

Three themes were identified: (1) How do I perceive an injury? Consisted of various constructs of a sports injury, yet commonly defined based on performance limitations. (2) How do I deal with an injury? Encapsulated the process of managing the injury (3) What influences my perception, reporting and management of an injury? Comprised personal and contextual factors that influenced the perception and, consequently, the management of an injury.

Conclusion

Performance limitations should be used as part of future injury definitions in injury surveillance systems. Human interaction should be involved in all the processes of an injury surveillance framework, emphasising its active role to guide the injury management process.

Epidemiology of Injury and Illness in North American Professional Men’s Soccer: Comparing COVID-19 Lockdown With Previous Seasons

Author : Dele Bolade Samson Babalola

Background:

After COVID-19 lockdown, studies across Europe and Asia examined its effect on professional soccer injury rates and severity; however, COVID-19 lockdown influence on injuries in United States men’s professional soccer has not been evaluated.


Hypothesis:

Injury and illness rates during the 2020 season were higher than the previous 2 seasons.
Study Design:
Retrospective observational cohort study.
Level of Evidence:
Level 3.

Methods:

Medical staff from participating Major League Soccer (MLS) clubs entered injuries and athletic exposures during the study period into a league-wide electronic medical record system. Injury rate and severity were analyzed to examine differentials between the 2020 COVID season and historical controls.

Results:

The injury incidence rate per 1000 hours in 2020 was 10.8, ie, higher than 2018 (5.4) and 2019 (5.0) (P < 0.05). Training injury incidence rate increased in 2020 (8.9) compared with 2018 (2.5) and 2019 (2.6) (P < 0.05), whereas match injury incidence decreased in 2020 (18.3) compared with 2018 (24.0) and 2019 (22.7) (P < 0.05). Incidence rates of lower extremity muscle injuries (6.04), anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) injuries (0.17), and concussions (0.49) were also higher in 2020 compared with 2018 (2.5, 0.07, 0.27) and 2019 (2.36, 0.05, 0.22) (P < 0.05). More injured players in 2020 missed >90 days (17.7%) than in 2018 (10.2%) and 2019 (10.1%) (P < 0.05). Incidence of all non-COVID-19 illness was higher in 2020 (3.93) than 2018 (1.53) and 2019 (1.32) (P < 0.05).

Conclusions:

During 2020, there were significant increases in incidence rates of overall injuries, training injuries, lower extremity muscular injuries, ACL injuries, concussions, and non-COVID illness, along with a higher percentage of players missing >90 days compared with the 2 previous seasons.

Clinical Relevance:

These results may help clarify the effects of future MLS inseason work stoppages and periods of restricted training.

Epidemiology of injuries in professional football: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Author : Dele Bolade Samson Babalola

Objective

We performed a systematic review and meta-analysis of epidemiological data of injuries in professional male football.

Method

Forty-four studies have reported the incidence of injuries in football. Two reviewers independently extracted data and assessed trial quality using the Strengthening the Reporting of Observational Studies in Epidemiology statement and Newcastle Ottawa Scale. Studies were combined in a pooled analysis using a Poisson random effects regression model.

Results

The overall incidence of injuries in professional male football players was 8.1 injuries/1000 hours of exposure. Match injury incidence (36 injuries/1000 hours of exposure) was almost 10 times higher than training injury incidence rate (3.7 injuries/1000 hours of exposure). Lower extremity injuries had the highest incidence rates (6.8 injuries/1000 hours of exposure). The most common types of injuries were muscle/tendon (4.6 injuries/1000 hours of exposure), which were frequently associated with traumatic incidents. Minor injuries (1–3 days of time loss) were the most common.
The incidence rate of injuries in the top 5 European professional leagues was not different to that of the professional leagues in other countries (6.8 vs 7.6 injuries/1000 hours of exposure, respectively).

Conclusions

Professional male football players have a substantial risk of sustaining injuries, especially during matches.

Analysis of more than 20,000 injuries in European professional football by using a citizen science-based approach: An opportunity for epidemiological research?
Author : Dele Bolade Samson Babalola

Abstract
Objectives

It has been claimed that analyses of large datasets from publicly accessible, open-collaborated (“citizen science-based”) online databases may provide additional insight into the epidemiology of injuries in professional football. However, this approach comes with major limitations, raising critical questions about the current trend of utilizing citizen science-based data. Therefore, we aimed to determine if citizen science-based health data from a popular online database on professional football players can be used for epidemiological research, i.e. in providing results comparable to other data sources used in previously published studies.


Design

Retrospective database analysis.


Methods


Transfermarkt.com (Transfermarkt; Hamburg; Germany) is a publicly accessible online database on various data of professional football players. All information provided in the section “injury history” of football players from the top five European leagues over a period of ten seasons (2009/10–2018/19) was analyzed. Frequency, characteristics, and incidence of injuries were reported according to seasons and countries, and results compared with three previously published databases (a scientific injury surveillance, a media-based study, and an insurance database).

Results


Overall, 21,598 injuries of 11,507 players were analyzed from the Transfermarkt.comdatabase. Incidence was 0.63 injuries per player-season (95% confidence interval 0.62 to 0.64) but significant differences between subgroups (countries, years) were found. In comparison to other databases, citizen science-based data was associated with lower injury incidences and higher proportions of severe injuries.

Conclusions

With few exceptions (e.g., severe injuries), the use of citizen science-based health data on professional football players cannot be recommended at present for epidemiological research.


Section snippets
Practical implications

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More than 20,000 injuries were retrieved from the database Transfermarkt.com, and the cumulative incidence (0.63 injuries per player-season) was substantially lower than in reports from other data sources (ranging from 1.5 to 2.5 injuries per player-season).

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A descriptive comparison to other studies revealed incomplete reporting with data being biased toward severe injuries.

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With very few exceptions, the use of health data from Transfermarkt.com cannot be recommended for epidemiological research.

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Methods


Data from the publicly accessible online database Transfermarkt.com (Transfermarkt; Hamburg; Germany) of the top five male football leagues in Europe (Premier League, Serie A, LaLiga, Bundesliga, Ligue 1) over a period of ten seasons (from season 2009/10 to 2018/19) were analyzed, and results were compared with those from a large scientific injury surveillance project, a media-based study and an insurance database. To the extent possible, data reporting follows the STROBE-SIIS guidelines on


Results

According to Transfermarkt.com, a total of 11,507 individual professional football players (goalkeeper: 15.1%; defensive: 37.5%; midfield: 39.4%: offensive: 8%) completed 33,600 player-seasons. All players were male. The youngest player was born in 2002, the oldest in 1969.
Among 23,820 “injury history” entries in the Transfermarkt.com database, 21,562 were reports of injuries (Table 1). The remaining 2258 entries were illnesses (e.g., flue) and other than medical reasons (e.g., fitness).
The

Discussion


This study is the first comprehensive scientific analysis of injury data from Transfermarkt.com.

The overall injury cumulative incidence of 0.63 injuries per player-season was substantially lower than in reports using other data collecting methods (ranging from 1.5 to 2.5 injuries per player-season).3,21,22 Notably, cumulative injury incidence varied between countries and years, emphasizing the need for careful assessment. Overall, many aspects did not correspond with previously published

Conclusion

The use of medical data from Transfermarkt.com cannot be recommended for epidemiological research with very few exceptions. At present, citizen science-based data is not suitable for accurate estimations of incidence and return to sports of non-severe injuries. Data of selected severe injuries (e.g., anterior cruciate ligament rupture) may be used if there is an implicit argument in its favor.

UEFA Champions League revenues, performance and participation 2003-04 to 2016-17
Author : Dele Bolade Samson Babalola

The UEFA Champions League revenues continue to grow (€ 1.3 bn in 2016-17), although previous studies have highlighted a competitive imbalance in the competition, and in the leagues supplying teams.

UEFA plans to increase the allocation of automatic qualifying places to 16 for the top four ranked leagues for 2018-19, and alter the financial distribution model.

This paper analyses the representation, performance and revenue distribution by club and UEFA member associations from 2003-04 to 2016-17 with reference to the quota changes and future direction.

UEFAs priorities are split, between meeting their core principles of governing 55 member nations, and commercial expectations from leading clubs. The findings demonstrate that the current structure offers clubs from England, Germany, Italy and Spain the most representation, revenue, and their clubs have the strongest performance.

The financial benefits of this enhanced access are vast. These clubs received€ 6.61 bn (61%) of all revenue, with sixteen clubs receiving€ 5.6 bn (52%) overall. The market pool element of the distribution model is where the most differences lie, calculated by UEFA.

Discussions include the benefits and issues with the quota changes around representation, revenue and performance, with reference to UEFAs aim to offer" fair competition" and" fair distribution" in the future.