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Kuulnomsy: OMG WTF

Well let me keep my fingers crossed , he might be better than Arsene Wenger

OMG WTF

Thank God i'm not part of this

Javanian: They should settle it with Free-kicks...lol...

And after that.......

Governor Peter Ozu Obi

I would have applied but i forgot my cv at home

I would have applied but i forgot my cv at home

I would have applied but i forgot my cv at home

sweet hunibun: Are they after the igbo jews as well

Moderators

ismhab: A LOT OF IGBOS WILL RETURN BACK TO FRESH AIR.

Moderators

Lots of comments were deleted yesterdays based on this.
I wonder who is deceiving who now

This is the basta.rt's picture

milehigh06: I am not yoruba but wow! tribalism will kill us in this country
as soon as a nigerian does something some deluded donkey with the brains of a monkey will come and start talking about tribes
some of you deluded tribal warriors need to get out of your 1 man kingdom and go see the world,othjer countries are moving forward and we are busy tearing each other down,sometimes i wonder why God drop me inside naija

Ediot who are you deceiving.

@ the moderators why nah

Wow why are guyz hiding every comment , or should we not comment again

ogbeche77: These FA dudes are something else, an offense(Racism) committed by Suarez which happens to be a cancer eating up the game of football year in year out only attracted a mere 8 match ban.... Why should Barton get more than 5? There sense of judgement should be questioned

Seems everyone has forgotten John Terry's case

I won't care if only MTN will be asked to pay the fine alone. Stingy bastar.ds

If Skales, Donkey Donkollion, Otoro & Bin gbagbo are all selected to represent jokers/comedians in heaven,
what will they be telling God as to make him smile/laugh?
all thess dry yokes jokes?

Mine has started showing signs

otooro: who is toto dikeh?

The most powerful priestess in Okija shrine

OmoKhary: And the site is....

A panel of US health experts has for the first time backed a drug to prevent HIV infection in healthy people.

The panel recommended US regulators approve the daily pill, Truvada, for use by people considered at high risk of contracting the Aids virus.

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is not required to follow the panel's advice, but it usually does.

Some health workers and groups active in the HIV community have opposed the approval of the drug.

However, correspondents say the move could prove to be a new milestone in the fight against HIV/Aids.

Truvada is already approved by the FDA for people who are HIV-positive, and is taken along with existing anti-retroviral drugs.

Studies from 2010 showed that Truvada, made by California-based Gilead Sciences, reduced the risk of HIV in healthy gay men - and among HIV-negative heterosexual partners of people who are HIV-positive - by between 44% and 73%.

June decision
The Antiviral Drugs Advisory Committee, which advises the FDA, voted 19-3 in favour of prescribing the drug to the highest risk group - non-infected men who have sex with multiple male partners.

They also approved it, by majority votes, for uninfected people with HIV-positive partners and for other groups considered at risk of acquiring HIV through sexual activity.


Truvada has been used as a treatment for people infected with HIV in the US since 2004
The votes followed an 11-hour meeting of the panel in Silver Spring, Maryland, and a lengthy public comments session.

Opposition to the prospect of approving the drug is based on concerns that users could gain a false sense of security, and fears of a drug-resistant strain of HIV.

There is also concern that the high cost of Truvada could divert limited funding from more cost-effective options.

"We need to slow down. I care too much about my community not to speak my concerns," said Joey Terrill, of the Aids Healthcare Foundation, which campaigned against the drug's approval.

Nurse Karen Haughey told the panel: "Truvada needs to be taken every day, 100% of the time, and my experience as a registered nurse tells me that won't happen.

"In my eight years, not one patient that I've cared for has been 100% adherent."

But others welcomed the panel's recommendation.

"This brings us closer to a watershed for global HIV prevention efforts," said Mitchell Warren, executive director of the Aids Vaccine Advocacy Coalition, after the vote.

The FDA is expected to make its decision by 15 June.

In the UK, Sir Nick Partridge, chief executive of Terrence Higgins Trust, said: "There is no single method of prevention that can on its own stop the transmission of HIV.

"Adding Truvada to our existing range of prevention programmes, including safer sex campaigns, using condoms and regular testing for HIV is an exciting prospect.

"But we need to know if people at highest risk of infection are prepared to take a pill every day and whether there would be an increase in risk-taking behaviour which could outweigh the prevention effectiveness of Truvada."

He said a clinical trial to invesitgate these issues would begin in the UK in the autumn.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-18030057

ajanaku2: You are a Vegetable!...If e pain you too much, travel go Europe go join one football Club. What's so special about going to a University and acquiring a lot of degrees with very little to show for it in terms of achievements...I'm sure you are aware that Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates are University Drop-outs!

Please tell the moro.n , Monkey him no chop, kpomo him no see chop and him wan beef Kanu

ZUBY77: I am Igbo, core Igbo for that matter but i dont buy into this degree shit. Kanu should go back to school before he can get that. You cant just win an olympic medal and equal all my years at the university. Crap, new crap method. Who knows the next person, Yekini from the grave.

Hater Hater Hater, Deceiver Deceiver Deceiver,Ediot Ediot Ediot, Common go and masturb.ate Anu ofia