₦airaland Forum

Yeske2:
I couldn't just imagine what this country would've become if she had still remained a first lady today.
*spits*

Keneking:
Buhari has a lot to do on this sector

babyfaceafrica:
Saraki please learn!!!

Ayatullah:
BRING BACK DEATH PENALTY: PUBLIC EXECUTION STYLE!
The National Assembly should as a matter of urgency enact a law for the public execution of Kidnappers, Armed Robbers, Rapists, Murderers and Drug Pushers.
America with her strong Police has not given up the execution of criminals.
Nigeria with her very weak Police Force cannot but rid the society of these wicked and heartless criminals by executing them to serve as lesson for others.
Let us act before these criminals make nonsense of our humanity.

omoshule:
What is happening this days its beyond human imagination,where is d human dignity,self respect and love! Where is human love, the Nigeria Polie need to be trained on EMS.
May the soul of the departed rest in peace.

arabianights:
We say we want to fight corruption,lets start with the present ones.Witch hunt or not ,the guy is guilty.please try and read through his assets declaration,investigative reports from efcc and police as well as charges ( all on line) you will dislike this man.

He is just too greedy, selfish, disloyal.....infact if this man goes free ,i will loose total respect for executive and judicial arm of government

okebaba:
I was at Ilorin praying ground yesterday, The Nigger was stoned with Peddles and Pure water, everyone was shouting OLE ( He stole our money)...OLE ( He stole our money)...OLE ( He stole our money) they followed this upto first bank at Unity Road.

This is the long awaited REVOLUTION we have been waiting to see, the beginning of the LIBERATION OF KWARA STATE. Some of the state workers are owned 4 month salary. This is unfair. In an unjust society silent is a crime. Let the Kwarans determine their future and destiny.

Let him stop managing the press, everyone already knows the truth.

No 3 citizen of Nigeria without INTEGRITY.

Saraki is product of SHAME to Kwarans, he should just resign as the Senate president cos he has lost his integrity.

rusher14:
Do people know that cattle rustlers actually mean cattle thieves?

Epilepsy in Nigeria is one of the neglected disorders and the misconception about the disorder has not helped sufferers. Even when the attack occurs only a few people know what to do and how the disease can be managed and treated.

epilepsyExperts say proper diagnosis and right drugs as well as treatment will improve quality of life of patients. Epilepsy, also known as seizure disorder, is a general term that refers to a tendency to have recurrent seizures. A seizure is a temporary disturbance in brain function in which groups of nerve cells in the brain signal abnormally and excessively.

According to a Senior Consultant Neurologist, Institute of Neuro-sciences, Apollo Hospital, Delhi, India, Prof. Pushpendra Renjen, cases of epilepsy are growing in Nigeria due to absence of proper diagnosis and the belief that the disorder is more of a spiritual attack than a medical disorder. “If you pick up the right treatment epilepsy is controlled in 70 to 75 percent (3 in 4) of uncontrolled epileptic patients,” he said. Many epileptic patients in Nigeria today do not get treatment due to the myths and misconceptions surrounding the disorder.

Deep Brain Stimulation

Renjen said although there is no permanent cure for epilepsy, but with the right diagnosis and right drugs patients symptoms will improve their quality of life. Unfortunately, these drugs are not available in Nigeria and many people do not know where to get help for epilepsy.

Epilepsy affects the brain and causes problems with the wiring. It is not contagious; the saliva and the foaming from the mouth cannot transmit epilepsy. He said people with uncontrolled epilepsy can be treated with surgery.

“For instance, a Deep Brain Stimulation, DBS, can be used to treat patients. DBS is a surgery technique which involves implanting electrodes inside the deep nuclei of the brain called subthalamus under local anesthesia. With the progress of the disease the parameters of stimulation are changed over a period of time so that patients can remain symptom free for a long period.

Renjen who said Apollo hospital has carried out 100DBS said 20 out of the patients were from Nigeria. “Rechargeable pacemakers are now available that can be recharged at home. The life of these pace makers are 15-20 years. It cannot be cured but controlled in 75 percent of patients. If your diagnosis is right and the drug is right, 75 percent will go into long term remission and they will not have attack for the rest of their lives.