The AKS government should sit up. Politics is over, the Governor should gather his think-thank & forge a way forward. He has no excuse based on the revenue allocated to the state.

Sometimes we suffer because of ignorance. There're several causes of recurrent miscarriages depending on the gestational age in which it occurs. Some of them are treated with hormonal drugs, if the cervix is weak, a cervix cerclage may be the solution. If there were fibroids in the uterine cavity causing the miscarriage, removal of the fibroids could solve the problem.
The educational level & socioeconomic status of a woman is also very important.
Obviously this woman is the superstitious type. We've a long way to go in Africa.

An inquiry should be set up to know the circumstances surrounding the death of this prisoner after the delivery of twins by caesarean.
What offence did she commit that she was still in prison with a twin pregnancy.
Was she pregnant while awaiting trial in the prison.
What was the indication for the surgery & what cadre of officers perform the surgery. Where they obstetricians?
What complications resulting from the surgery made the General Hospital to refer her to a Teaching Hospital?
How was she managed in the Teaching Hospital?
A maternal mortality is not good news. The high rate in Nigeria is a sign of the poor health indices in the country. Most maternal deaths are preventable if a woman has access to good maternity services.

Cityfirstborn:
Only those who are sentimental will not agree with him..we need more health institutions..There are plenty doctors, Even to get placements for residency is war. Why will over 2, ooo apply for a vacancy of less than 50 if there are no surplus

Dr. Ngige has lost touch with his profession. According to WHO doctor patients ratio should be 1:600. The fact that some doctors are still looking for job does not mean that we have enough doctors. The problem is from the health care delivery system we operate. Most doctors are employed by government. The private health sector is poorly developed & cannot engage much doctors compared to what happens in developed countries.
Even the government hospitals have shortage of doctors because vacancies are not filled due to several reasons: corruption, diversion of funds, sectionalism, sectarian crises etc.
Nigerians need an apology from Dr. Ngige.

Mrshocker:


You are right but it’s quiet unfortunate that the region where Innoson came from don’t know how to play politics. If innoson motor was owned by a northerner or the southwesterner politician the whole country would have been forced to use innoson. For example( Dongote products), Elizade(Major distributor of Toyota) this people play there politics well than our people.

Your observation is not correct. Innoson Motors is currently the largest producer of vehicles in Nigeria. The Nigeria Army & other institutions patronise his vehicles.

Vanije:

http://www.trendyhealthworld.com/ovarian-cysts/

The topic was simplified for a layman to understand. However, where're certain issues to point out:
1. Most cysts occur during the reproduction ages. Cysts that occur after menopause are usually malignant (cancers).
2. Most simple cysts < 10cm usually resolve within 6 weeks & need no surgical intervention.
3. Most cysts are follicular cysts and are usually asymptomatic. Usually accidental findings on ultrasound scan.
4. Large cysts can result in cyst accidents: torsion of the cyst; hemorrhage into the cyst or rupture of the cyst. Usually causes severe abdominal pains (acute abdomen) & will need emergency surgical intervention.

I'm disappointed in this governor, it means he can't think outside the box. I thought the southerners calmed the northerners were parasites. So Ebonyi State is also a parasitic state depending solely on revenue allocation. Quite shameful.
The governor is daft of ideas & shouldn't have presented himself for reelection. For God's sake, Ebonyi State is blessed with fertile land & other natural resources. How much of the state resources have been invested to develop those sections? He claims he cannot pay workers a minimum wage of N30,000 ($221) per month but is he not paying himself & other political office holders what other states are paying their politicians. Despite the harsh economic situation, is he not collecting security votes.
The problem with our leaders is lack of leadership & managerial skills. Politicians fight for offices just for their benefits but most of them do not have what it takes to move their people forward. As far as I'm concern, with this kind of people at the helm of leadership at the national & state levels, the country is doomed.

The Head of Clinical Services of FMC, Asaba should set up an inquiry & find out the circumstances surrounding the death of the woman to prevent a recurrence in future. Death due to respiratory failure to me is s blanket statement. Secondary cause of death is usually cardio respiratory failure. What caused the respiratory failure? Was it due to anaesthetic problem. What kind of anaesthetic: spinal or general anaesthesia? Was she intubated? What was the blood loss during the surgery? How many pints of blood was transfused? Did she have a pulmonary embolism? These are questions that need answers.
I sympathize with the family of the deceased, she died probably from poverty & ignorance & the poor state of our tertiary health facilities.

Why is she on a nasograstic tube post op.? May be she had intestinal obstruction as a post op. complication.
If she had completed her family size, total abdominal hysterectomy (removal of the uterus) would have been preferable to avoid the complications associated with removal of several fibroids from the uterus.

Kudos to the surgeons & the sponsor. Display of patients name in the media is unethical. Also observed that the assistant surgeon was not properly gowned. This could predispose the patient to post op. infection.

Alariiwo:
It shall never be well with GEJ and all his supporters

When Nigeria could have made progress during Oil boom, GEJ, his barren witch of a wife and all their eastern backbones took knives and shared the collective wealth of Nigerians.

It shall never be well with you & all politically docile & timid Nigerians youths who have mortgaged their future to vision less elderly political leaders. Even the youths of Sudan are better than Nigeria youths. How long are we going to blame GEJ for the calamity caused by PMB.
A country where States depend on allocation shared in Abuja every month without any developmental plan for the future & nobody is holding the leaders accountable. Apart from being the poorest country, insecurity is a major problem: armed robbery, kidnapping, community crises, insurgency etc. And the people are still moving about as if nothing happened.
The Nigerian youths are a big disappointment.

The best treatment for your mum is surgery (total abdominal hysterectomy). It involves the complete removal of the uterus.
However, if she is not comfortable with that & still wants to keep her uterus then a myomectomy (removal of the fibroids) can be done. The major problem is recurrence of the fibroids after the surgery.
Myomecyomy is usually avoided during menstruation to avoid spreading the endometrial tissues to other intra-abdominal structures resulting in endometriosis.
Anti-inflammatory drugs like mefenemic acid tablets can reduce the menstrual flow & pains resulting from menorrhagia due to uterine fibroids.

What of the Almajiri schools built by Goodluck Jonathan? The major issue is religion & excessive procreation without any proper development plan.

Whatsoever he was worth before becoming a governor is irrelevant. What matters is whether he was able to deliver good governance & leadership to the people of Imo State.
Wealth acquisition in Nigeria is not always directly proportional to the resourcesfullness & initiative of the owner but due to other mundane & primordial reasons.
Let's leave Rocha's Okorocha for posterity to judge. If he did well, time shall tell.

olujastro:
It should be easy to understand voting patterns across the country but it seems intelligence is a rare commodity, especially on Nairaland.

Firstly, no northerner alive can defeat Buhari in the north. That has always been a known fact (one not obvious to PDP because it's full of dumb people).

Secondly, majority of Nigerians are politically informed so they vote for the candidates, and not the party (except the politically blind people who prefer to reelect a failed PDP governor because APC is a "satanic" party to them).

In summary, the people of Sokoto, Kano, Bauchi, etc. chose Integrity over Kleptocracy in the presidential election; and voted differently according to the credibility and performance of their various state governors.
Shikena

Modified: Let me take the chance to tell you what the very predictably dumb PDP will do in 2023.
They will pick another northern presidential candidate thinking northerners vote for fellow northerners, while APC will likely pick the most credible candidate it has from the South (West). Again Nigerians will vote for credibility and performance and APC will win.

Your analysis is devoid of reasonable logic. From what is going on, it's obvious elections were manipulated in favour of the APC in the Presidential elections. The presumed integrity of PMB is a fallacy. We need electoral reforms for the country to move forward.

[quote author=olujastro post=76941558]It should be easy to understand voting patterns across the country but it seems intelligence is a rare commodity, especially on Nairaland.

Firstly, no northerner alive can defeat Buhari in the north. That has always been a known fact (one not obvious to PDP because it's full of dumb people).

Secondly, majority of Nigerians are politically informed so they vote for the candidates, and not the party (except the politically blind people who prefer to reelect a failed PDP governor because APC is a "satanic" party to them).

In summary, the people of Sokoto, Kano, Bauchi, etc. chose Integrity over Kleptocracy in the presidential election; and voted differently according to the credibility and performance of their various state governors.
Shikena

Modified: Let me take the chance to tell you what the very predictably dumb PDP will do in 2023.
They will pick another northern presidential candidate thinking northerners vote for fellow northerners, while APC will likely pick the most credible candidate it has from the South (West). Again Nigerians will vote for credibility and performance and APC will win. [/quoute Your analysis is devoid of reasonable logic. From what is going on, it's obvious elections were manipulated in favour of the APC in the Presidential elections. The presumed integrity of PMB is a fallacy. We need electoral reforms for the country to move forward.

EsotericMonk:
It's such a shame that we haven't heard the full truth but already assassinating his character.
There are two sides to this story and we can't conclude till we hear from him.
In public hospitals, nay a teaching hospital, a doctor at TJ's level cannot do a myomectomy on his own, even at that, the peri-op nurse would carry out a safety check on the procedure before wheeling the px out.
I knew and worked with TJ when I was still in naija. He trained in the Russian Federation and has a young beautiful wife. While I can't stand in defence of him, I wouldn't join to malign his character.
Having said that, it goes without saying that a number of us do such crazy stuffs like fiddle with a lady's privates in the hospital.
We then begin to wonder what would push you to do such when you're allowed by religion and culture to marry as many as 4 wives and still keep concubines. At least you can mix them - fat, slim, big yansh, big boobs , dark, blonde.
As a doctor, I can't be turned on when examining a lady in the hospital setting. And if I must examine, my nurse aide must be present with me.
The devil in you must be greater than the devil in the world to fall for such temptation.

Your comment is in order. However, I have observed that due to shortage of manpower, doctors in several government hospitals examine ladies without a chaperone. To me this is a dangerous practice become of allegations like this.

farem:


If any of the governors in your region has performed half of the so called gandollar, you life would have been better over there

Please list his achievements. He doesn't have the integrity & moral standing to continue as the governor of the state after being caught on camera taking bribes in dollars. Posterity will not forgive the people of Kano if they allow him to continue to govern them.

Iamgrey5:
Tinubu personal stalkers

FFK and Reno


Shey those Killing told you that Tinubu sent them


Before ibos begin to praise the two faced Stalker, they need to read this

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2017/06/bitter-truth-igbo-femi-fani-kayode/

"The suggestion that Lagos is a ”no-man’s land’ and that the Igbo or any other nationality outside the Yoruba generate up to 55 per cent of it’s revenue or business is absolutely absurd and frankly it has no basis in reality or rationality. It is not only a dirty lie but it is also very insulting. Guests, no matter how welcome, esteemed, cherished and valued they are, cannot become the owners of the house no matter how comfortable they are made to feel within it. Those guests will always be guests. Lagos belongs to the Yoruba and to the Yoruba alone. ALL others that reside there are guests, though some guests are far closer to us than others. The Igbo are the least close, the most distant and the least familiar with our customs and our ways. They ought to be the last to be claiming our heritage and coveting our land and neither can they claim to have made any real input to our glaring success. For them to think otherwise is nothing but delusion"

Ref FFK 2013

Lagos is a cosmopolitan city that was developed mainly by the Federal Government, the LASG, investments by private enterprises both local & international.
The traditional institution though plays a vital role in the maintenance of law & order but should not interfere in the administration of the State.
The igbos have never interfered in the governance of the State neither have they desired to governed the State. Their only crime is exercising their franchise by voting for candidates of their choice during elections. Nobody has the right to impose unpopular candidates on Nigerians living in any part of the country. The recent act of intimidating, attacking & destroying votes of the igbos during elections is barbaric & a desperate attempt to maintain the status quo of a cabal who cannot survival without being incharge of the Government House in Alausa. This act should be condemned by all that want to see good governance in Lagos State.
Finally, Lagos State has indigenes & non indigenes who live & work there. The constitution has defined who an indigene of a place is? Political thugs & their leaders should not be allowed to stall the peace & development in the State.

Smithkafors:
I support atiku on this,even if he might not win in court,he should push for electoral reform.Nigera cannot continue like this,were a group of people will decide to rig in their favor.Things must change,so that anyone who emerge winner will be purely on peoples choice.PDP primary was a typical example,it was transparent which was the reason non decamped.

You're absolutely correct. Atiku won general elections but robbed of his mandate just like MKO. MKO is the martyr of democracy & Atiku should use this political impasse to push for electoral reforms. Other African countries including South Africa vote using electronic methods. Nigeria is ripe for electronic voting.

successmatters:
Oil owners who shouhave been free from the north, but in their hate for ibo sided with the north to finish ibo in 1967.
A pity that the younger generation are now paying for the mistake of their elders.

RIP.

Very disappointing comment. Was the biafran war a revolutionary war to liberate the South or a fall out of the coup & counter-coup of 1966 and the disagreement between Gowon and Ojugwu. I don't think the Ibo's are the saviours of the southern minorities.
The killing of an unarmed civilian on official assignment by a trigger happy soldier is unfortunate and should be condemned. The military authorities should do the needful.

asfrank:

Guys stop all this sentiments and for once. The IG of Police is not given by seniority in the police Force. Both the DIG and AIG are qualified for the office. And who told you that an Hausa Man is not among the current DIGs? Even the retired IGP was chosen while he was still the AIG.

So what's the criteria for the appointment of an IGP? Primordial sentiments & sectional interest. In Nigeria professionalism & patriotism is sacrificed on the alter of mediocrity.

helinues:


You guys already made up your minds not to see anything good in this present FG.

You know what? If you can not relocate outside Nigeria, you will wail till eternity cos Buhari will win his re-election

The sentiments of reelection shows how primitive & unpatriotic Nigerians are. The situation in Borno State is pathetic. Aliens have taken over our territories & the priority of the ruling class is a second term in office despite their poor performance.

The picture of the crowd is that of a PDP rally. The colours: red ,white & green refers.

God is not moved by donations nor construction of projects in the church. What God desires is obedience of his instructions & for us to worship him in spirit & in truth; and to love one another.
The role of the men of God is to preach the message of salvation & not emphasis on donations as is currently witnessed in our churches.
We have gone astray. May God help us.

Receiving bride price on a death lady reveals the level of uncivility of that family. It's not compulsory that a man must marry a lady before they can stay together. They can operate as in-live lovers.
I respect the man for opting to bury the deceased because of his children. This will relieve her family of a lot of expenses. They should be grateful for that. Requesting for a bride price reveals the greed associated with our culture.

NwaAmaikpe:




I wonder why anyone will honour the invitation to the launch of a book where an ineffective drunkard will try to justify his acts of cowardice.
A book where someone blames another for the consequences of his naivety.

Shame on you GEJ.

Posterity will forever remember you as the failure who never fully understood the power of the Presidency,

A coward who threw in the towel before the fight was over and the mumu that spat out the sugar put in his mouth by the gods.

It's sadly ironic that the first President of Niger Delta extraction is an opposite reflection of every virtue the Niger Delta is known and reverred for.

I'd forever respect Buhari for not jailing GEJ. Not for the unabated looting that occurred under his watch, but for his legendary foolishness.

GEJ was a drunkard but how'll you describe your messiah? If you like you can pretend to be better now than you're 3 years ago. Hypocrite!

A greedy, poorly educated & fairly civilized fellow who does not have a conscience nor shame. This is a reflection of the kind of fellows we've as leaders in this country. Nigeria stinks from top to buttom.

OkaNaUbe:
Cultists and occultists everywhere!

89.9% of Africans are using religion (Christianity and Islam) to keep up appearances. Most of them still involve directly or indirectly in tradition religion or (oc)cultism.

Hmmm., ignorance. What will you say if you're informed that the royal family, US Presidents etc are Freemasons.

Polygamy is a setback for any society. It shows the level of civility of a community. Nothing to celebrate in polygamy.

The Prince is not interested in long life. Quite pathetic.

Lordofthewest:
Why do we keep allowing these people interfere in our politics and some mumu Nigerians on this page are happy about it..Can Russia even dare interfere in US politics?.This isn't about buhari or atiku but putting these people in their place.

The Russians interfered in the US elections. May be you're not current?