₦airaland Forum

chikafredu:
I think for the natural ways outlined: no.2 + no.3 = effective and safe. In this the same level with Abstinence.

McSquishi:
It’s not just that it seems absurd but also illogical, dangerous, and approaching medical malpractice

I’m born and raised in the developed world and women commonly request their tubes tied after cs, not their uterus removed. I have never heard of that. The only cases of uterine removal after CS I know is to save the mother in an emergency.

Hysterectomies are usually only performed if their are complications to do with the uterus not for simple contraception. Maybe in underdeveloped countries this occurs?

McSquishi:
You’re right it’s rare. But rare is why I said nothing is 100%...

In which extreme family planning situation would a doctor remove a uterus rather than just seal off the fallopian tubes?

dahgifted:
Is there any chances that withdrawal method can go wrong even after withdrawing ealier

McSquishi:
hysterectomy would be an extreme form of sterilization. I’m sure the contraceptive benefit of the procedure would be considered but that isn’t recommended as a procedure to undergo if contraception is one’s primary concern. But yes, that would definitely be 100% if undergone. I just don’t see that as family planning.


From my understanding the more common reasons for vasectomy failures are natural reconnecting of the clipped tubes and not waiting long enough to have unprotected sex.

Eriokanmi:
how can you abstain from sex when you're married ? It's impossible except you're vegetative in nature. My coitus interruptus advice not for singles guys

Eriokanmi:
Withdrawal method is the best amd safest option but my question is...how many guys could he sensitive enough to know when to withdraw? Some guys are naturally careless

McSquishi:
I don’t think hysterectomy is usually considered a method of family planning... do you mean tubal ligation? Because with that it is 1 in about every 100 where pregnancy can occur.

Even vasectomies are not 100%, it’s very rare but I think pregnancies occur at about 1 in 1000.

Hotguy27:
Lol. If you know the ABCD of it you are in for the best. I have used it for years and it never fails.

McSquishi:
No method besides abstinence is 100% even where it is done properly.

When you add in the likelihood of human error (forgetting to take birth control pills, improper use of condoms) then it increases the chances those methods will fail.

With IUDs they can be inserted improperly, they can slip out of place... leaving pregnancy very possible. Some IUDs take time to be effective.

Basically, nothing is guaranteed

Hotguy27:
The truth is that natural family planning is the best if you can be careful and patient.

ThumbzTNA:

If the way you conduct yourself on nairaland is the way an enlightened man us supposed to behave, then there is no difference between you and a stark illiterate

ThumbzTNA:
[s]Address me come with respect, I'm not your father[/s]

ThumbzTNA:
In my own humble opinion, I'd rather they joined Delta North to Rivers South East and Rivers East to form a 100% igbo state in the South South

ThumbzTNA:
Let's do the math since politics is a game of numbers



What we have now is

5 SE states with 3 senators each = 15 igbo senators
+
3 Igbo senators from SS (Delta North, Rivers West and Rivers East)

=

18 senators


What you are proposing
5 SE states x 3 senators each = 15
+
3 Anioma senators (when Anioma is added to the SE) = 18
+
2 Igbo Rivers senators


=

20 senators



What I'm proposing
6 SE states x 3 senators each = 18
+
3 Igbo senators from SS (Delta North, Rivers West and Rivers East, even if these 3 senatorial districts are merged to be become a state in the SS)

=

21 senators

ThumbzTNA:
Economic viability of the state
Afikpo is the second biggest town in Ebonyi while Okigwe is the third biggest in Imo. This settlements are already urban in nature with already established revenue generating mechanisms on ground. The Prominent people from the proposed Etiti state shows that there is no lack of human resources and world class talent. The position of Okigwe in the centre of the South East means it is a transit town. It shares closeness with major Igbo towns of Aba, Owerri and Port Harcourt to name a few. It has proximity to all the talents, resources, opportunities, customers in the South East. If an opportunity comes, e.g a rail track, it will definitely pass through Okigwe. Also the Afikpo river has one of the straightest and widest tributaries that flows directly into the Atlantic, incase there is ever going to be a river port in igboland.
Agriculture
The biggest cattle market in igboland is in Umunneochi. One of the major rice farmers in Nigeria are in The Afikpo, Ivo axis. With all other towns growing one type of crop or the other
Power plant
The Oji River LGA boosts of a thermal plant that produced up the 30 MW of electricity when it was functional. If revitalized, it can cater for the electric need of the state

PHijo:
True sha, it is just these hypocrites from other states who piss me off!

24SEVEN:
Don't mind these stupid Yoruba people, see how they are downplaying the award of Burna Boy, like it is a mere achievenment. If it were a yoruba that won that award, you will see them shouting to high heavens.

As far as music is concerned world over, the grammy award in any category is the highest recognition one can attain.

Let them continue to hate Wike.

tonididdy:
10mil is even too little.

Una dey rant because it's not wizkid.



If you know the jinx Burnaby has broken, you would know 10mil is change.


The teachers can wait, after all they have been waiting. This is burnaz time to shine, nor be rivers state change one for start


Sunday Hypocrists

EdiskyHarry:
[s]after he will shift the blame to akwa ibom state,.[/s]

24SEVEN:
Your comment is disgraceful. Your parents are idiots for birthing you.

PHijo:
He gave the money to our children. Rivers people are not complaining.
At least this is way better than giving Sokoto 500 million Naira

southniyikaye:
Not surprised, it is a rotten country already

Juliusmalema:
[s]Wike should give more.

He is a man with large heart And deep pocket...

The bible said" Give and it shall be given into you, good measure , pressed down and running over...


Wike should give as far as the cash is there to spend and afterall he is giving to Rivers Indigenous artist and not to outsiders....

Burna made them all proud.[/s]

SarkinYarki:
[s]Infact Burna Boy is said to have demanded 100 million naira from his rivers govt to attend his own home coming ....See Buhari is not the only problem we have in Nigeria even though he is the engine oil of most problems[/s]

SniperSmurf:
They had Bakassi and they literally gave it away to Cameroon.

igbozionism:
Delta State is currently the largest oil producing state in Nigeria now. akwa-ibom surpassed it before due to the activities of niger Delta avengers.
Edo produces more oil than ondo state and Lagos does not produce crude oil at all again

tutudesz:
International water you better face your Obiano propaganda job. No wonder Obiano is so foolish, when he is surrounded by people like you

Kirigidi:
You are the one that is so ignorant here. Do you know what is sovereignty and Territorial integrity? The case of Egypt cannot be compared to that of Igboland. Egypt is not a landlocked country because it shares coastline with the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea. In other words, Egypt is bounded in the North by the Mediterranean Sea and in the Southeast by the Red Sea. Furthermore, the whole of the Suez canal is within Egyptian territory unlike the River Niger which traverses many countries and Igboland only share a portion of it. If Igboland become a country of its own today, it will need the permissions of Ijawland to be able to reach the Atlantic ocean using the River Niger because the River Niger enters the ocean through their territory. The River Niger is not an international water, if not Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger Republics wouldn't have been landlocked because the River Niger also flow through their lands. They would have just simply place vessels on the River and sail through Nigerian territory to the ocean. But will Nigeria allow them the use of the portion of the River Niger in its territory without grant of permission? Except Ijawland and other parts of the Niger Delta will be part of the country igbos desire to create, there is no way they will access the ocean without seeking permission from tribes of the Niger Delta through whose territories the River Niger enters the Atlantic ocean.