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Eyahhhh |
Ok |
Ipapu!!!!!! ![]() |
Serious matter!! |
Congrats champ |
OK o |
Izzokay!!! |
Congrats Novak |
Gaan sitdown |
Jesu!! |
1 word dude Karma ![]() |
Lmfao!!! Nigeria should come first in Benz owners |
Dah.... Oboyyyy!!!! |
By all standards, isn't it fair and just to consult other clans before you make such big commitment? You dare not try this affrontry in the southernmost part of the country.. It's and insult |
Meanwhile there's a bottle of Macdowels inside the car... What do I know ![]() |
Christy Essien-Igbokwe Christy Uduak Essien-Igbokwe MFR (11 November 1960 – 30 June 2011) was a Nigerian musician and actress. In her life time, she was sometimes called Nigeria's Lady of Songs and was known for her song "Seun Rere". She was the first female president of the Performing Musicians Association of Nigeria (PMAN). She was also the chairwoman and managing director of Soul Train entertainment limited.
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The most annoying and disheartening fact is that one lawyer somewhere would claim mental health.. And he'll get just 3 years or a mental asylum And the cycle continues |
Izzokay... |
Today’s Doodle celebrates Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh, the physician whose expertise and heroic efforts curbed the spread of Ebola in Nigeria in 2014. Born in Lagos, Nigeria on this day in 1956, Dr. Adadevoh descended from a long line of respected scientists and statesmen. Dr. Adadevoh completed her residency at Lagos University Teaching Hospital West African College of Physicians and Surgeons credential before doing a fellowship in London. Following her fellowship in endocrinology at Hammersmith Hospital, she returned to Lagos, Nigeria where she spent 21 years at the First Consultants Medical Center and served as the Lead Consultant Physician and Endocrinologist. In July 2014 a Liberian-American attorney arrived in Lagos on a flight from Monrovia heading to a conference on economic development and collapsed in the airport. The patient was taken to First Consultant Medical Center, where one of Dr. Adadevoh’s colleagues first diagnosed him as suffering from malaria. Although no Nigerian doctor had seen a case of Ebola before, Dr. Adadevoh suspected the patient might have been exposed to the highly contagious virus and subsequently ordered blood tests to confirm while also alerting Nigerian health officials. While awaiting test results, Dr. Adadevoh was pressured by Liberian government officials to let the patient go so he could attend the conference as planned. Despite threats of lawsuits, Dr. Adadevoh stood firm, stating that she would not release the patient “for the greater public good.” The test results came back positive for the Ebola virus and while the patient could not be treated in time, Dr. Adadevoh’s medical insight and the courage of her convictions ensured that other exposed patients could be treated rapidly and that the outbreak was contained. Unfortunately, in treating the initial patients, Dr. Adedevoh contracted the virus and passed away, along with three of her colleagues at the medical center. Her legacy lives on through DRASA (Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh) Health Trust, a nonprofit organization devoted to public health that works with communities and health workers to reduce the spread of infectious diseases and ensure that Nigeria is well prepared for future outbreaks. Happy Birthday Dr. Adadevoh!
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The dude has been arrested.. And according to the FBI.. The bombs weren't hoaxes .. They were for real |
Izzokayyy |
See his yeye face... ![]() |
What else is new mbok... I de find money to renew my license |
Izzokay |
Wawuuu |
Soft!!! Very soft |
Really ?Izzokay |
You peepu shu carry ur gist and go mbok |
Especially, when a white lady did a cover of the song. Watched the video on IG Shii went viral |
Izzokay |
Some people wee attribute it to God catching winsh.. What do I care!! |