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xcelsia:
My goodness I'm so proud of Nigeria, I keep getting good news these days. I just pray that the 591 volunteers will be accounted for and return to Nigeria in one piece, good job guys YIPPEE YAYYY!!

God bless Nigeria

God bless mother land

xcelsia:
My goodness I'm so proud of Nigeria, I keep getting good news these days. I just pray that the 591 volunteers will be accounted for and return to Nigeria in one piece, good job guys YIPPEE YAYYY!!

God bless Nigeria

God bless mother land

eleojo23:
Good move but please be careful.

yes. safety is paramount.

591 Nigerians to fight Ebola in Liberia,

No fewer than 591 Nigerian have registered to join the Ebola
volunteers group for deployment in hard-hit Liberia, Sierra
Leone and Guinea.
Minister of Health Prof. Onyebuchi Chukwu, stated this
yesterday while giving updates on global Ebola Virus Disease.
Prof. Chukwu, said there are six countries now having active
cases of Ebola - Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guinea, Democratic
Republic of Congo, United States and Spain.
Explaining that Nigeria has no active case of Ebola, he said:
“Nigeria has had 19 cases with seven deaths, it is not 20
cases as being reported by foreign media. There is no single
case of active Ebola Virus disease in Nigeria; no single contact
that is at presentl under surveillance in any part of the
country.”
He said the ban on repatriation of bodies as well as inter-
state transportation of bodies are still in force.
He said: “That ban remains except where approval had been
granted by the Minister of Health.
“The established precautional protocols at mass gatherings
will continue and the people who had been organizing mass
gatherings do contact us and we do work with them, they
provide the sanitisers at the venue and we provide the
personnel who teach them, assist them to carry out their
temperature checks. That should continue.” He added
“As part of Nigeria’s contributions to the international team
that will be set up to tackle Ebola Virus disease in those
countries, already Nigeria volunteers from different heath
professions have been registering with us, willing to join the
international force that will go to Liberia, Sierra Leone and
Guinea to help out with the containment and as of now 591
Nigerians have already registered with us in three registers we
opened in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt.”
“Before we allow them to leave, certain conditions must be
met, the President has to approve for them to leave Nigeria for
them to leave as volunteers.”
“Secondly, they have to be given proper training on how they
would avoid the disease and ensure that they don’t get it.
They have to be fully and properly trained according to our
standards in Nigeria which is fairly high.” He said
He also said the on-going training and re-training of health
personnel being conducted by Federal Ministry of Health will
be sustained while the laboratory capacity for the diagnosis of
Ebola Virus diseases will continue to be expanded.
“We are awaiting the arrival of three mobile laboratories that
Federal ministry of Heath ordered as part of the measures to
contain the virus and they will be used in other parts of the
country while currently we are working on getting installed
capacity in three centres to begin to diagnose Ebola Virus
disease, we have installed capacity at University of Port
Harcourt Teaching Hospital, Lagos University, Teaching
Hospital Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, Kano and University
of Nigeria Teaching Hospital, Enugu. We will continue to
upgrade, we will not relent.” He said

source: thenationonlineng.net/new/591-nigerians-to-fight-ebola-in-liberia-sierra-leone/

skimarvel:
hope to see you in idi Araba soon

Thanks... looking forward to that. Justcare is the name everywhere

switgoody:
pls which othet sch aside Unical offer dis course?

University of Nigeria Nsk. The Den

nnekaregy:
Are u sure u are what u claim to be?

yes...any problem with that?

skimarvel:
also repping unilag...which level you dey

just 100?

ijinlove20:
Exactly my thought!

Of what use is the button if I may ask.

yea...it isn't enough if it only shares discussions and comment within the confines of Nairaland.

NairaLand Share Button

when this feature was added to nairaland, I was actually of the conviction that a feature that would propagate naira land 'further' into other big social networking places has finally arrived. A button that will enable one share topics and discussion here and beyond the walls of nairaland e. g. Facebook, twitter etc. but this was never the case as the newborn feature turned out to be 'defficient' in the sense that the share button can't share and sell nairaland potentials to our friends and followers in other online social networking places.
This is my opinion... Seun the ball is now in your court.
#Justcare

NairaLand Share Button

when this feature was added to nairaland, I was actually of the conviction that a feature that would propagate naira land 'further' into other big social networking places has finally arrived. A button that will enable one share topics and discussion here and beyond the walls of nairaland e. g. Facebook, twitter etc. but this was never the case as the newborn feature turned out to be 'defficient' in the sense that the share button can't share and sell nairaland potentials to our friends and followers in other online social networking places.
This is my opinion... Seun the ball is now in your court.
#Justcare

Congrats m'Lady! just that Nigerian tertiary institutions lack the capability to thrive in this aspect of medical science, In the whole Of the entity called Nigeria only 3 higher institutions offer this great and noble course thereby making it difficult for youths to have access to the course and to know what the course is all about.
well, I believe we can still get dear...with time all our good dreams for Nigeria will come to realisation.
Cheers once more @myfirstclassradiographer and all radiographers and radiologistiin the world!

#proudRadiogeapher
reporting from UNILAG.

By Hugo Odiogor, with Agency reports

Stunned by the entrance of the Ebola Virus
Disease, EVD, into America, the United States’
Center for Disease Control and Prevention has
despatched its personnel to study how Nigeria
contained the killer disease.

The US reported on Tuesday that it has
discovered a case of EVD in Dallas, Texas, but
its health officials said “the crisis is under
control and the public has nothing to fear.”
A statement released by US CDC Director Tom
Frieden said “it’s clear the nation needs a
quick and thorough response to its first Ebola
patient”
He said although Nigeria was not completely
out of the woods, “their extensive response to
a single case of Ebola shows that control is
possible with rapid, focused interventions.”
Apart from Nigeria, the US will also visit
Senegal to study its model.
Frieden said “the best practices in Nigeria and
Senegal suggest the U.S. should monitor all
individuals who may have been exposed to
Ebola and establish a dedicated management
and response system.”
Senegal has had no new reported cases of
Ebola since Sept. 18 while Nigeria has not
reported new ones since August 31,
US health officials are expected in Nigeria
which it claimed had the best practices in
combating Ebola Virus disease which entered
into Nigeria through Liberian born American
citizen Mr. Patrick Sawyer whose index case
was reported on July 20, 2014. Nigeria is
expected to officially announce today that the
remaining two potential Ebola patients will exit
the 21-day observation period.
How Nigeria stopped the spread of Ebola
According to US CDC, “Nigeria’s first reported
case of Ebola surfaced July 20, when Patrick
Sawyer landed in Lagos from Liberia and
exposed 72 other passengers to the virus.
Nigeria’s Health officials quickly issued
notifications and tracked everybody who may
have been in contact with Sawyer.
“Nigeria also established an Ebola Incident
Management Center to handle the potential
outbreak and developed a staffing plan that
executed a social mobilization strategy that
reached more than 26,000 households of
people living around the contacts of Ebola
patients,”
The deadly virus has killed more than 3,000
people in Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia in
the largest outbreak ever recorded.
How Senegal contained Ebola
Senegal confirmed its first Ebola case Aug. 29
after a man, travelling from Guinea on Aug.
14, took ill and showed symptoms of the
disease. This prompted a quick response,
including an experienced and trained staff that
was prepared to contain the Ebola outbreak.
The procedure led to the identification of 67
contacts who were placed under quarantine,
monitored for 21 days and showed no
symptoms of Ebola.
Panic in America
The man who imported Ebola into US was
found to have travelled to Liberia without
informing the authorities and did not disclose
the nature of his ailment to the nurse that
attended to him. Reports from Texas yesterday
said that the Nurse who attended to the man
has also taken ill for Ebola in Texas.
A spokesman for Texas Health Presbyterian
said the patient had walked into a Dallas
emergency room on September 26, without
knowing that he contacted the deadly virus
and left after he was treated. He then returned
to the facility on September 28 where it was
determined he likely had Ebola and was
isolated. He tested positive Tuesday, health
officials said.
Following the lapse on the part of the hospital
officials, questions are being asked amid panic
across the country. The CDC has thus advised
that all medical facilities should ask for
patients with symptoms consistent with Ebola
for their travel history.

www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/us-sends-medical-experts-study-nigeria-tamed-ebola/#sthash.UUgt8NUY.dpuf

Memories of the past Nigeria lingers!

A name that suits this niggar well is AFRICANUS

I having been trying without success to open a pagan account. I don't receive the confirmation code on my phone to complete the account opening. Please anyone knowledgeable on this issue should assist me. It's urgent...I need it for a business transact.
Tnx in advance.

okay. well, it is both ie. regression and evolution.

hungryboy: I feel that way too bro,from making money, having a new girlfriend, my team winning a tough match, getting myself a new phone, this were things that made me happy once, ever since i came to the realisation that i could sleep one day and fail to wake up the next day, that death doesn't give a damn whether u are a teenager, that one day i'll no longer be able to make some silly comments here cos am no more, life was no fun to me no longer, in life happiness is temporary, sadness is permanent

sadness can't be permanent dear. i can see deep into your spirit...questions are streaming in which are left unanswered. if you can be able to grasp the knowledge of creation aright then all these would be a bygone. Do you have interest in reading books in this regard?

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Bros I need this password. once I see my name I would send you a card...I'm serious about this.

for those who have got the paper kindly snap and upload the pages here. a lot of people are trying to view this but the paper can't easily be found. Those that have the paper can share the work; one person uploads for a specific centre or more. This could save us some time and help many people who can't drop their full names here just like me...since here is a faceless forum. mine is Lagos centre...someone should try and upload the pix pls. Thanks in advance.

Dondave11: ports centre is much, stl remaining one and half page

could you please snap and upload Lagos centre list. tnx

well said op, I know where you're heading for. for some of us here in unilag we know ourselves to the extent that we don't waste our time chasing 'shadows' in the name of gp but we try to use the availed opportunity here to educate ourselves, connect to people, places and things that matters in the global community. Thus, working towards the achievement of the position of a 7 star graduate who would be able to compete favourably anywhere in the world. For the education Nigeria offers I can only call it crappy...it's a kind which really enslaves so to say, such is the bitter truth though some people will always object to this.

[quote author=chlowi][/quote]huh?

ChubbyT: no b so fa...Law

Ohk! oh...such a course I have a great passion for. Good wishes dear. do you mind if I send a pm?

ChubbyT: olryt den...uniabuja

oh! u just like north so such. and the course you're aspiring for is?

ChubbyT: Awwww!! its ok sha,dnt worry ah'll prepare anoda 4 ya....waitn 4 admissn list o

Alright ...maybe we have got to eat it somewhere berra in the future. which school...are you coming back here- west for it?

ChubbyT: 100% guarantee....M 4rm oyo,rsyd in minna

oh! I'm doing practicals now in the lab...I may not be able to catch up with the last flight to Minna today. I think tomorrow would be okay...but I don't eat freezed or leftover stuff, I like it when it's fresh Are you done schooling?

ChubbyT: jst come to minna,if u cnt,den ah'll hlp u eat ur share.
jst come to minna,if u cnt,den ah'll hlp u eat ur share.

if I take flight from Lagos to Minna what's the guarantee that I will still get my fair share of the meal BTW that must be your state?