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Blame the government. Why make a promise that you cannot fulfill. In other climes, health workers are loved, appreciated, and adequately rewarded for all their efforts; but no, not in Buhari's Nigeria. Deception is the order of the day.
You want these frontline professionals in the fight against the deadly pandemic to continue to work with their bare hands and still go with an empty stomach....ko le werk!

They are in cahoot with MURIC. Prof Akintola of MURIC is the modern Afonja of Yorubaland.

Racoon:
Let the south continue to fight, sabotage & betray itself while they consolidate their griphold on power.MURIC what sayeth thou?

Meanwhile, the security agencies will not do anything to him because they're the untouchables.Too bad! These descendants of Futa Jallon Plateau have been emboldened to do anyhow.

Run for your dear life. I had a wife like that. We spent a good thirteen years together with two kids. She never changed, it ended in divorce. Once again run for dear life

I watched with wet eyes. So painful. May the good Lord comfort the family members.

Your sense of humor is astounding.

Lawgod247:
Well, the campus is scenic, I give them that. But to say that or imply that it is/was the most beautiful campus in Nigeria is of course, a very contentious position. Without saying that it is not, but without also conceding that it is, I dare to say that it is arguable. Especially having regard that there is no existing yardstick to measure the aesthetic ranking of tertiary institutions neither has there been a poll in that regard. I don't even know what I am babbling on about but if you need CAC Company or Business Name registration, Foundation, Schools, Church, NGO, Trademark, TIN, SCUML, NAFDAC number etc, talk to us at www. Lawlab. Com. ng. Bottom line is that OAU is a beauty to behold. Thank you.

Is it still available? If so, can I pay 2.5million?

I am interested in one of them. But my budget is 3.3m

I am interested. Is it still available?

How much will clean 2010 Toyota Highlander cost?

Oyinbos have the best prehospital care of crash victims, best-equipped hospitals to manage injuries and good roads to do the racing. Just wondering the roads they are using for car racing in Nigeria.


Nigeria dey do car racing?

I'm seeing this for the first time.

Abeg, we should be cautious in following oyinbo o

Oyinbo has all the safety apparatus in place

I don't know for Nigeria if our emergency number will be available at the time you call [/quote]

In Dubai, not only the Bus stops that are air-conditioned, even the pedestrian bridges are air-conditioned.

Dubai has become a destination of choice by Nigerian holidaymakers, fun-seekers and business people. This popular city in the United Arab Emirates is known for its luxurious lifestyle, trendy fashion, and lively nightlife.

The city is also synonymous with excellence. In fact, everything about the emirate is designed to leave a lasting impression.

In Dubai, there is an assurance of comfort in the entire public transport infrastructure. For instance, you don’t need to stand in the scorching Dubai sun while waiting for a public bus.

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The trendsetting Dubai bus stop terminal shelters offer sufficient comfort for commuters while they await the arrival of the next available bus.

The bus stop shelters act as an oasis for the commuters, ensuring convenience as they wait to board a bus. These air-conditioned bus stop shelters have spacious interiors that can accommodate a good number of commuters. Some have vending machines for snacks, recyclable garbage containers, and ATMs.

Even though these Bus Stop Shelters In Dubai are fully enclosed, they do not need the air purifier since the air conditioner installed acts like one of the best air purifiers for its users.

Moreover, the shelters are sufficiently bright to blend perfectly with the shimmering backdrop typical of Dubai.

Autojosh.com presents some photos of a typical Bus Stop Shelter In Dubai.

Source:

https://autojosh.com/checkout-the-fully-air-conditioned-bus-stop-shelters-in-dubai-photos/[/quote]

The 'religion of peace' always wanting to rock the boat.

Congratulations to the surgical team. This looks like a huge sacrocoxigeal teratoma

GOFRONT:


Everytime I tuned to NATGEO WILD. I see how animals are treated...

We truly don't have to exterminate all wild animals that cross our path....Whatever happens to wildlife conservation!
Let's preserve our flora and fauna.

This looks very much like lichen planus. I had this about 14years ago and it was successfully treated when I saw a dermatologist. I still carry few black spots of the healed lesion up till now.
Please follow the counsel od the majority, see a dermatologist.

Coup by AEDC! the rain has quenched our light ooo

KingGBsky:
Sad!
The child is human. But what must have caused something like that?

This is anencephaly the worst form of neural tube defect. Entirely preventable by intake of folic acid around the time of conception.

CastedDude:
A Muslim doctor who conducted a surgery in her hijab has revealed her joy after the successful operation. According to the lady who reportedly led the surgery on a little boy, she thought Muslim women are illiterate or they are not allow to practice what they want for those who went to school.

Aishat Obi, the Igbo woman who converted from Christianity - says she loves her job and her Islamic dressing gives her joy everyday.

Below is what she shared on Facebook;

Allahu Akbar
Alhamdulillah
The operation went well
Am so happy for the little boy
I so much love my job
Before I use to think that Muslim women are illiterate or they are not allow to practice what they want if by a chance they where opportune to go to school.
Seeing my self in the field I wanted
With Islamic dressing gives me Joy everyday.
I thank Almighty Allah for guiding me to the right part ( Islam )
I also thank him for being the director of this operation without complication.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/02/muslim-lady-performed-surgery-hijab-speaks-successful-operation-photos.html

This is an abuse of surgical process. All known rules of aseptic procedure are upheld in the breach. Opening someone's abdomen in such a dirty environment. Surgeons and assistant not properly gowned, the crowd of spectators all in their normal dress, sharp surgical instrument so dangerously placed, ceiling fan blowing all the pathogens in the environment into the wound. Hmmmm...This can only be a half-baked doctor. One wonders what the eventual outcome of her surgeries be.

In countries whee people appreciate the sacrifice of military personnel, soldiers will not be allowed to queue at the ATM but in Nigeria, the military guys have so much alienated themselves from the civil populace that they've lost respect. These guys are sacrificing their lives to keep us alive and safe. They deserve our respect.

dunkem21:
Gbam. Igbos will continue to ask the FG about the whereabouts of our brother..

That's how we are wired!

Foolishly.

BUHARIjubrin:
Afonjas should stop being economical with the truth.

She was murdered for ritual purpose.

Okija shline in the evil folest of anambla state on my mind....

Awon omo wali asri!

My Prince Ben Olly clocks one recently. Check him out!

I'm not disappointed. Developing India is a must!

This is the best news I've read in recent times. Time for the Yorubas to possess our possession. The Emirate in Ilorin was a creation of the treacherous Afonja and equally treacherous Fulani Alimi. The Iyanmirin Igbos do not know that their Yoruba hero, Afonja was actually a black sheep in the house of Oduduwa who sold his inheritance inadvertently to Fulani on the altar of misplaced ambition and paid dearly for it with his life. I often wondered why the Yorubas in Kwara and Kogi feel so much at home playing second fiddle to the Fulani oligarchy to their detriment which leaves them to be a bat....neither bird nor mouse. I will want to see similar moves by the Kwara people to be where they truly belong. Kanu's agitation might truly be a blessing in disguise to Nigeria if we are able to achieve the restructuring of the country.

dadavivo:
we are not cowards like Afonjas. God forbid. We've been asking for this for decades. Thank God it's finally here. We can't wait for 1st of October. Afonjas are known for cowardice

You are unreasonable and impervious to reasons. Yes Afonjas are cowards but they smoked you out of your hell holes during the Civil war. Yes they are cowards but they so much harassed your "gallant" Ojukwu that he fled tail between his legs when your fathers needed him most. Afonjas are cowards yet the efulefu Zik cowardly retracted to his safe haven in Lagos while the trio of Benjamin Adekunle, Olusegun Obasanjo and Alani Akinrinade wiped your fathers' ass with superior firepower.

wristbangle:
Lol when we told them naming a cow "buhari" will have severe consequences, them abuse us.

Well the earlier the better they get their biafra.

Igbos deserve anything they get from Nigeria. You leave your hell holes and are accepted in other parts of the nation yet the desire to dominate others pushes you to call other tribes unprintable names...."nama, cow, goat, coward, traitors, as they commonly refer to hausa, Yorba and the niger deltans respectively. Igbos have failed in the all important duty of self appraisal. During the biafra war, the Igbo leaders showed the height of cowardice with Ojukwu ignobly fleeing after leading millions of his people into preventable death; the man Zik abandoned his people and pitch his tent with federal side for fears of reprisal. The Yorubas fought gallantly taking the instrument of biafra surrender from the efulefu Igbos after the real coward has taken to his heels. The gallant officers in that war were the people Igbos referred to as cowards. True gallant officers like Gowon, Awolowo, Obasanjo and the Igbo-hated gallant officer Black Scorpion. Methink the Igbos can still do penance by retracing their steps and call the misguided folks among them whose stock in trade is to inflame passionso to order. Failing this they should appreciate the hausa proverb which says "Zon kaji baa ta Hana yanka"

This one na correct Igbo. No be Iyanmirin Igbo.

AngelicBeing:
True that, but Canada has a good health care system, l wonder what went wrong, might be severe post -birth complications, na wao

God bless you my person. Most of us will pay in one way or the other for our failure to call our various governments to order in health funding. Look at the health budget for 2017. The capital vote will make you shed tears. Our doctors work under impossible conditions without motivation, without investment in their training and retraining which is the hallmark of a good health system. And we expect them to do magic. When people die due to lack of adequate facilities and late presentation we call the health workers names. Instead of us to take our collective destiny in our hands and ask our governments for accountability and proper health funding. We fight the health workers, we demonize them. Truth be told we are all accidents waiting to happen until we direct our anger to the proper channel and force the government to do the right. We will still see more of Moji Olaiya and Isiaka Adeleke.

sukkot:
hehe bros na her destiny be that. you cant alter what has been written about you aforetime. our destinies are encoded within our beings

When our medical tourists die of avoidable complications it is their destiny. But when they die in similar circumstances at home it is due to doctors negligence. We are a nation of clowns and jesters

Only adherents of religion that preaches love, peace and tolerance can do this. Members of "religion of piss" will be more interested in decapitating the "unbelevers" forgetting that in the eyes of people of other faiths, they are the real unbelevers.

CheezyCharles:
Sometim!es I wonder what this people use to think before doing all these things ! but I guess it's the "terror manual " they read! I no call person name oh

Hmm. "Terror manual" What an apt description of some religious instructions book