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Frankalvinz:Thanks for the update, did you pay for the courier and how much was it? |
Frankalvinz:Did they notify you when it was ready for collection or did they just courier it back to you? |
Greenarrow01:I have unlimited internet for N21,500 a month from I-world networks. They mostly serve the rural areas of the SW. |
Please will vsfglobal notify me when my passport is ready for collection? |
Please do I need to fill a consent form for a dependent who is 5years old? |
Godsfave:Thanks |
Godsfave:Did you make any payment to vfsglobal for processing via Abuja? |
I am a silent reader on this forum, following because wifey and last born applied. She was rejected on her first application but we initiated a judicial review of which IRCC agreed to settle out of court. Then the waiting commenced. It was nerve wracking, but it finally ended in praise!!! Thank you LORD!!! Her timeline Application Received- October 2020 Biometric request- October 2020 Rejection - January 2021 Judicial review - March 2021 Upfront medical - May 2021 Correspondence letter - September 23 PPR- September 22 & 23 |
This is not adding up! The person that shot the video was there conveniently positioned and did not even shout a warning to the man. Looks suspicious. |
Judolisco:They will not. Pharmaceutical companies are in business to make profit. And it is more profitable for them to treat and not cure. Cos you have to keep patronising them instead of them giving you a one time cure. |
@OP you are not married to her! 3 months is too short a time to mourn and wean yourself from your late wife! Ask her to leave and give you time to properly heal, get used to not having a wife then consider if you need another woman in your life because she is the one pushing for a relationship presently. You are just being railroaded into what you are not ready for! |
wunmi590:I will sell both of them! |
richmond500:Took mine yesterday. Take paracetamol tablets to avoid fever and aches. No biggie |
babatee90:They are term paper projects for apprentice angels I swear ![]() |
Gang90:Your problem is not the sex. You dislike your brother's wife. Just remember you will marry one day and expect your brother to like your wife! |
@OP, you won't see such clean street in Nigeria because we are dirty people with no cleanliness culture. We think cleanliness is when you wake up bathe, and clean your house but go outside and litter the environment. Until we start seeing the environment as part of our abode and not for government or unseen forces to keep clean, we will never see this level of cleanliness. Stop littering and stop dropping waste illegitimately! |
mamagee3:Get money!!! |
spyder880:It is very annoying! It's as if we are retrogressing instead of moving forward! |
Why is it that woods for roofing in Naija is never straight? ![]() |
Oracle55:Forget UK, apply to a Canadian university for a 2 years master's program, after graduation you are allowed to work in Canada for 3 years. And can apply for permanent residency. |
4t4th:What you do not understand is that malaria is not contagious. It's only mosquito that can give you malaria and not human to human! |
chima4UK:Must you keep your USD in the bank? |
GAZZUZZ:Wickedness is not good oh, stop making someone to salivate!!! ![]() |
Naija246:You don't need a safe bro, keep your money in USD! |
element44:But the Spanish flu of 1918 did not originate from Spain. |
Is the 2011 Mercedes Benz ml350 a reliable suv? I am developing a liking for it.
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hurryup123:Maybe the case is not severe. There are medications for jaundice. |
hurryup123:Better take him back to the hospital where you gave birth. The doctors know what to do. |
Praxtech:When you see such posts kindly use the report button, it will highlight the offending post to mods. Thanks |
1918 influenza Key symptoms: fever, nausea, aches, diarrhea First detection: March 1918 Global cases: 500 million Global deaths: over 50 million (675,000 in the United States); the death rate was around 2 percent Transmission: spread through respiratory droplets Most affected groups: otherwise healthy adults ages 20 to 40 Treatments available: none; antibiotics or antivirals did not yet exist Vaccines available: none End of pandemic: summer 1919; mostly due to deaths and higher immunity levels Seasonal flu Key symptoms: fever, cough, sore throat, fatigue Global cases annually: 9 percentTrusted Source of the population, or about 1 billion infections (up to 5 million of which are severe) Global deaths annually: between 291,000 to 646,000Trusted Source; death rate around 0.1 percent Transmission: spreads through respiratory droplets; each diagnosed person passes it to 1.3 persons Most affected groups: older adults and people with compromised immune systems Treatment available: antiviral medications (Tamiflu, Relenza, Rapivab, Xofluza) to reduce duration and severity of flu Vaccines available: there are many vaccine optionsTrusted Source available that provide immunity against multiple strains of influenza 2002–2004 severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) Key symptoms: fever, respiratory symptoms, cough, malaise First detection: November 2002 in Guangdong province of China Global cases: 8,098 casesTrusted Source across 29 countries; 8 U.S. cases Global deaths: 774; 15 percent mortality rate; no U.S. deathsTrusted Source Transmission: spread through respiratory droplets and contaminated surfaces Most affected groups: patients 60 and older had a 55 percent higher death rate Treatment available: no treatment or cure, but antiviral medications and steroids worked for some people Vaccine available: a vaccine was ready around the time the pandemic was already ending 2009 (H1N1) flu pandemic Key symptoms: fever, chills, cough, body aches First detection: January 2009 in Mexico; April 2009Trusted Source in United States Global cases: about 24 percent of global population; 60.8 million U.S. cases Global deaths: over 284,000; 12,469 in the United States; death rate was .02 percent Most affected groups: children had the highest rates; 47 percentTrusted Source of children between 5 and 19 developed symptoms compared to 11 percent of people ages 65 and up Treatment available: antiviralsTrusted Source (oseltamivir and zanamivir); most people recovered without complications Vaccine available: H1N1 vaccine research started April 2009 and a vaccine became available December 2009 End of pandemic: August 2010 2014–2016 Ebola Key symptoms: fever, aches and pains, weakness, diarrhea, vomiting First detection: first patient identified December 2013 in Guinea; first outbreak March 2014Trusted Source Global cases: 28,652 casesTrusted Source across 10 countries Global deaths: 11,325 deaths; death rate was about 50 percentTrusted Source Transmission: spread through bodily fluids (blood, sweat, feces) and close contact; most contagious toward end of disease Most affected groups: 20 percentTrusted Source of all cases occurred in children Treatment available: none; supportive care was provided, including IV fluids and oral rehydration Vaccines available: none End of outbreak: March 2016 Novel coronavirus (COVID-19) Key symptoms: cough, fever, shortness of breath; 80 percent of cases are mild First detection: December 2019 in Wuhan, China Global cases to date: Global deaths to date: Transmission: spreads through respiratory droplets along with feces and other bodily secretions; each person passes it to 2.2 others which will likely fall as containment and quarantine efforts increase Most affected groups: adults over 65 with underlying health conditions; children seem to be spared and are experiencing milder symptoms (in China, children account for just 2.4 percent of cases) Treatments available: none; supportive care is provided, pain relievers and fever reducers can alleviate symptoms, and antibiotics can help treat secondary bacterial pneumonia and antivirals used with other viruses are being administered to help with recovery Vaccines available: none yet; a vaccine will likely be ready in about one year |
You are depressed? Dem take you borrow money from their family? Go back home now!!! I was born and raised in the SW but schooled in the SE, when I gained admission no one followed me to the SE, I went to the bus terminal enter bus begin go Enugu. Everyone in Nigeria speaks pidgin so it's not as if when you get to the east language will be a barrier. |
I doubt if you will get the finish you require with the electric spray gun. |



