₦airaland Forum

helinues:
And why should that be Kanu's headaches? Is he a Nigerian?

anigbajumo:
Shut up,which anomaly??I don't knw if u guys get sense,the same man u guys call jibril is the one u said he should come out to address the national.If that fool can toll ur brain,I wonder if he is not the one in charge of ur brain,u just bliv anything that daft man tells u.That is stupidity if u don't knw.

abnot:
I wont advice any of them to return. During the ebola outbreak in 2014 non of the NCDC staff were paid. They were promised to be paid but as NCDC had no money as at then. They also refused to disengage the workers during the ebola crisis. Consequently, the pioneer members of staff worked for free for up to one year and were never paid. Isaac Adewole (HMH) and Chikwe (MD/DG NCDC) were appointed later on but refused to resolve the matter of payment. MOst of these pioneer staff were diasporas who had returned to nigeria to build the agency. Most of them have since returned to their base. I know one of them who returned to Denmark to practice medicine. I know another who returned to USA. Her case was even more pathetic as she had to stand at wuse market to sell her children's clothing to be able to raise money to buy a flight ticket to USa (she had dual citizenship Nigeria/USA) . She is now gainfully employed at the US PublicHealth Service.
They are now looking for people to use again .

donbachi:
i know sey dis ur story no go complete if u never mention pastors.

nextstep:
I need this better parsed, because I can only derive three meanings from it:

1. Some Almajiri boys from Enugu, Jigawa, etc. (residing in Kaduna) were provided transport to return to their origins in Enugu, Jigawa, etc.
OR
2. Some Almajiri residing in Enugu, Jigawa, etc, were provided transport to leave Enugu, Jigawa, etc so they can return to their origins (unspecified)
OR
3. Some other residents of Kaduna (not Almajiri boys), were also given transport to return to Enugu.

The first doesn't make sense because Enugu - like all Southern states, do not practice Almajiri and send their kids there.
The second doesn't either because AFAIK, Enugu does not host such schools, and why would Kaduna gov't pay to move anybody from Enugu?
The third could make sense, but it's outside the context of the news (which specifically mentions Almajiri boys)

The inclusion of Jigawa, Katsina, Zamfara, Bauchi, Nasarawa makes sense in the context. However, the inclusion of Enugu doesn't - and needs clarification if indeed it's not a typographical/editing/intentional error.

donbachi:
and no death record...dat is miracle.

Rossinnki:
I never said or implied I was Yoruba. Like a typical tribalist, you concluded I must be Yoruba because I posted Lagos images. Who will cure you Nigerians of this tribalism? It really makes you sound dumb. It actually diminishes you as a people. We never used to be like this, even on Nairaland.

chewwie:
That's our backward black swine mentality. There are numerous Africa born reps in the USA's Congress, the UK's Parliament, etc. So why is it a problem if a Nigerian holds a position in the Liberian govt?

javaRookie:
A friend of mine killed this snake which had 30 babies stashed up in it's belly.
Now this is a generous amount of protein right here.

* Starts washing pot while humming "Egungun don enter express Las Las" *

The baby snake is so cute, too bad they would be serving as snack followed up with a bottle of fanta.

No time.

johnmartus:
The heart of human being is full of evil. I don't know why he was wishing the president death.
But in the case of history repeat ... Two things would happen immediately its either Osinbajo divide Nigeria or restructure Nigeria...I know Hausa fulani will never accept restructuring we will finally headed up in dividing Nigeria and I think that would really good for us in the southwest.

Rossinnki:
Look at a school dropout donkey like you that cannot string two words together without slaughtering the English language calling others ''illiterate''.

Only on Nairaland.

Better go and get a refund on your phantom education because the only illiterate I see here is you.

slimanyd:
The north has it . All northern states will have there own share b4 the left over is shared among all other regions

Marine54:
shut up you kid ! They declared a country, the Yoruba's alliance with the north fought and brought them back in name of one Nigeria ! Why are you complaining now,........ Am from south south

The Ghana Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists (GAMLs) is advising its members to withdraw from environments where personal protective equipment (PPEs) are unavailable for the discharge of their duties.

There are reports that some major hospitals lack basic personal protective equipment like face masks, sanitizers, and gloves.

The President of the Association, Dr. Ignatius Awinibuno called on the government to adequately resource front line officers.

“A lot of our members lack basic PPE’s and basic sample collection procedures. Its been able two weeks since this outbreak and suspected cases and we have not seen our way clear and the preparedness of the laboratory towards managing the situation. We have a lot of stake in the system now and I think the Minister of Environment in collaborations with the profession can validate and use at our borderline at the borders of Ghana. In situations, infections are very cautious so it is the duty of management to under the labour Act to provide whatever equipment needed and protective equipment that employees need to be able to perform their duties,” he said in an interview.

The Association in a separate statement urged its members to strictly adhere to good laboratory practices.

“All laboratory managers and supervisors must ensure that PPEs are available for use by all staff, most especially when dealing with suspected COVID-19 patients,” the statement added.

The Ghana Association of Medical Laboratory Scientists (GAMLs) is advising its members to withdraw from environments where personal protective equipment (PPEs) are unavailable for the discharge of their duties.

There are reports that some major hospitals lack basic personal protective equipment like face masks, sanitizers, and gloves.

The President of the Association, Dr. Ignatius Awinibuno called on the government to adequately resource front line officers.

“A lot of our members lack basic PPE’s and basic sample collection procedures. Its been able two weeks since this outbreak and suspected cases and we have not seen our way clear and the preparedness of the laboratory towards managing the situation. We have a lot of stake in the system now and I think the Minister of Environment in collaborations with the profession can validate and use at our borderline at the borders of Ghana. In situations, infections are very cautious so it is the duty of management to under the labour Act to provide whatever equipment needed and protective equipment that employees need to be able to perform their duties,” he said in an interview.

The Association in a separate statement urged its members to strictly adhere to good laboratory practices.

“All laboratory managers and supervisors must ensure that PPEs are available for use by all staff, most especially when dealing with suspected COVID-19 patients,” the statement added.

GAMLs also called on the Ministry of Health and the Ghana Health Service to facilitate the training of all medical
laboratory scientists at the tertiary, regional and district hospitals to enable them perform their roles effectively.

“Government is encouraged to continue to resource the two testing facilities – the Kumasi Centre for Collaborative Research in Tropical Medicine and the Noguchi Memorial Institute of Medical Research, to adequately perform testing on suspected COVID-19 patients,” GAMLs added in the statement.

The Association also urged Government to “immediately explore the possibilities of collaborating with researchers at the Universities to at least restructure and resource the Public Health Laboratories, Teaching Hospital Laboratories and selected laboratories at the country’s borders with state-of-the-art portable PCR devices and certified biosafety cabinets to enable them test COVID-19 suspected samples.”

https://citinewsroom.com/2020/03/covid-19-stay-away-from-facilities-without-protective-kits-laboratory-scientists-advised/

ProfDview1:
It will be for ur family.. I repeat

ProfDview1:
If you wish death for the poor bcox they ain't up to ur family standard, God almighty will fight for the poor and take the lives of your family if they have this thought too.

Yes even God will take ur life along for being so wicked

ProfDview1:
Even ur family will be recorded among those that die at home due to hunger