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quite funny I swear. But I don't think anyone would say something so odd about his people no matter what. Buddah, u sure say u no add Maggi to that article? |
Hian, part 2 kwa? Ife nka charum baa n'anya Meanwhile, let's discuss biz. The ride below is for sale for 550k. Has custom paper,alloy rim, auto drive, very neat and used for just a year and half. click the link below for the contact info. https://www.nairaland.com/2442200/very-clean-nissan-altima-sale
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Op is a chronic devastated tribalist. THREAD CLOSED. Igbo is now a cure for cancers, daily dose of igbo mention by other Nigerians guarantees good health and wealth in heavy quantum. Keep mentioning us y'all and maybe perhaps great Fortunes bestowed on us by God just might smile down on y'all because good fortune seems to be contagious these days. Ndi ara! |
Lil kids all over nairaland |
Still available |
According to online wikipaedia page, obiano was 58 years yesterday not 60. Abi the guy na double double?
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Nice ride, happy sales! |
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Stemkay:holla me, let's have a discussion. |
hammer2010:call and let's talk but it can never fly for that price. Someone has an altima that he wants to sell for #450k in the thread below,holla him and see if u can draw a deal. Happy transact bro. https://www.nairaland.com/2506826/nissan-altima-2000-model-sale |
Bro,thats 1999 nissan altima not 2000 nissan altima ok? If in doubt, I will show u a 2000 nissan altima I also have for sale,the back light, interior and headlamp is different. Check the link below for an update of my thread on the ride. https://www.nairaland.com/2442200/very-clean-nissan-altima-sale#36670710 I sent a link of your thread for this car too to someone that wants to pay 450k for altima,which is your asking price. Happy sales bro |
Hian, how many blocked gutters this abia state get sef, how many days dem wan take clear drainage? |
Hian, how many blocked gutters dey aba sef? And how many days does it have to take? |
Story story |
[s] Igbonazy:[/s]nansense
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hammer2010:lol |
[s] chinology:mr man stop cursing and be more civil |
FKO81:deme nwanne nmadu |
Still available |
Anybody with any update on the 3 bridges and malls under construction? |
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Chai But the bank is suppose to foot the bills nao ![]() |
Adeyinka12:you forgot to mention the US overated Zmapp sh!t |
Whether igala or igbo, inasmuch as you are from anambra state, we see and treat you as one of us. You have no cause for panic. Jisieike! |
AN END to the Ebola epidemic in West Africa may be in sight, after results from a fast-tracked vaccine trial were described as “hugely important” and “very exciting” by experts. The experimental vaccine VSV-ZEBOV was found to be 100 per cent effective six days after it was administered to 7,651 people living in Guinea, where the virus has already claimed more than 2,500 lives. It made no difference if people had the jab immediately or following a delay of three weeks after giving their consent to treatment. Critically, non-vaccinated individuals were also protected. A “ring vaccination” strategy – used in the past to eradicate smallpox – was adopted to create a buffer zone of protection by reducing the spread of the disease. Dr Jeremy Farrar, director of Britain’s biggest research charity the Wellcome Trust, said: “Our hope is that this vaccine will now help bring this epidemic to an end and be available for the inevitable future Ebola epidemics. It should change how the world responds to emerging infectious disease threats.” The trial was given the title “Ebola ca Suffit”, which means “Ebola this is Enough”. It took place in Basse-Guinea, the only district of Guinea with new Ebola cases at the start of the study on 1 April. For every individual confirmed as being newly infected, researchers traced all the people he or she may have been in close contact with. Adult contacts aged 18 and older who were not pregnant or breastfeeding were offered the vaccine. If consent was given, adults were randomised either to receive it immediately or after a delay. Comparisons between an active and “dummy” placebo vaccine could not be made for ethical reasons, since it would have meant condemning one group of participants to a high risk of death. Under the ring vaccination strategy, reported in the Lancet, the jabs were followed up by monitoring the contacts, and contacts of contacts, of an immunised individual. Dr Marie Paule Kieny, one of the researchers at the World Health Organisation in Geneva, Switzerland, said: “Before the trial started, in most [population] clusters there had been a series of Ebola cases over the weeks prior to randomisation. “However, since the trial started, we have seen no new cases in vaccinated volunteers within ten days of vaccination, regardless of whether vaccination was immediate or delayed.” In fact, the vaccine appeared to be offering protection in as little as six days. A total of 16 new cases were recorded in the “delayed” vaccination clusters, which included unvaccinated contacts. Taking account of untreated as well as treated individuals, the vaccine provided 75 per cent overall protection to communities participating in the trial. “We don’t know how long the effects of the vaccine last, but the best use for this vaccine may be in ring-fencing suspected Ebola cases by vaccinating the people who have had close contact with Ebola patients,” Dr Kieny said. VSV-ZEBOV was developed by the Public Health Agency of Canada and is licensed to NewLink Genetics and Merck. The vaccine contains no live Ebola virus. It works by replacing a gene from a harmless virus with one encoding an Ebola virus surface protein. This is enough to prompt the immune system to launch a defensive response against Ebola. Dr Ben Neuman, lecturer in virology at the University of Reading, said: “This is big news – the most promising medical development so far in the ongoing race to shut down Ebola.” http://www.scotsman.com/news/health/new-ebola-vaccine-results-show-100-success-rate-1-3846406 Cc: lalasticlala, seun, ishilove Introvert, claim your prize. ![]()
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Waka Waka president |
Let us know the amount u do per seat for leather and fabrics. |
hentech911:that is not true bro. Altima is a fantastic ride, I have friends that has been using it for years without complain. Maybe those you know that uses it has poor maintenance culture. I have seen someone that uses corolla with numerous issues, and it's that same corolla that people claims has no issue at all. Attention given to maintenance matters This ride is available for test drive, if u drive it and detect any complain, I will reduce 100k from the cost ![]() |
@mr peter that called last night @ 8:55 with a hidden number, call back asap I have a proposal for u. U might like it. |
quite funny I swear. But I don't think anyone would say something so odd about his people no matter what. Buddah, u sure say u no add Maggi to that article?
