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Allikola:
Hi

how can I get it in Ibadan?

zoedew:
My sincere apologies. I was misled by some hoax news. Mr. Bean is not dead after all. Mods please take this down asap.

you need to be flogged

akankemi1:
so ugly

this statement can only come from an ugly person with low self esteem smh

malificent:
The bubonic plague. The worst epidemic in the history of mankind

nah! it's not as bad as the HiV pandemic

ErepaTV:
Babe I just saw you on the asewo thread. Jesus won't like that

no mind am jare! omogeyoyo respond

Dedenuola:
I got the same message too, But guys, are you sure this thing is fake? Tomorrow is Tuesday

why not go there and then come back to give us feedback

Chidi234:
I need this book seriosly. I need to contact you sir

you don't need it jare! you need chriskosherbal

A professor of Medical Microbiology (Infections and Immunity) at the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA), Tinuola Adebolu has warned that most antibiotics can have undesirable side effects on consumers.

Adebolu said this while delivering the university’s 88th inaugural lecture titled: “Mechanisms of Adaptive Immunity and the Endless Battle against Diarrhoeagenic Bacteria.”
She posited that indigenous foods and herbs, which are readily available, could be used in treating infection. She listed an array of foods like “Ogi” (local pap), cheese whey, honey, garlic and beni seed as having antibacterial, antidiarrhoeatic, immunomodulatory and immunostimulatory effects. She disclosed that they could be exploited in treating individual’s suffering from bacterial diarrhea, especially in rural communities where people might not have quick access to orthodox therapy.

Adebolu, who advocated that indigenous foods and herbs should serve as alternatives, said that raw “Ogi” used in making pap and other components are highly potent in curing diarrhea. This, according to her, might go a long way to reduce the morbidity and mortality that accompany such illnesses, especially in children.

She warned against over-dependence on vaccines produced abroad since there are divergent strains and serotypes of diarrhoeagenic bacterial that are implicated in different regions of the world.

https://t.guardian.ng/features/health/indigenous-foods-herbs-can-serve-as-antibiotics-says-prof-adebolu/

As McVitie’s Digestive biscuits marks its 125th years in the Nigerian market, A&P Foods Limited, the sole distributor of the biscuit in collaboration with Pladis Organisations, the parent company, has come up with a new promotional campaign to further promote the brand in the country and reward its numerous customers.

Announcing the promo in Lagos, the Managing Director of Pladis Nigeria, Kwame Wiafe, disclosed that the 125th anniversary promo, which commenced on July 1, 2017 would last for three months, aside seeing customers win prizes, including N1 million each for three consumers, N500,000 each for six consumers, N200, 000 each for 15 consumers and instant airtime for 45,000 consumers.

According Wiafe, “McVitie’s Digestive brand has enjoyed a lot of consumer love and support for over 12 decades across the globe, including Nigeria. We therefore decided to commemorate this milestone by rewarding our consumers.”

The MD also revealed that the company depends on locally sourced raw materials for its production. “I can guarantee you that the quality we produce here is the same as the quality you get anywhere across the global. The only difference is the raw material that we use and that is why the Nigerian brand has a slight deviation in taste. "We ensure that all the raw materials used –– flour, sugar and fats –– are sourced locally. But recently, we have been working with our raw materials sourcing partners to ensure we get quality materials to enable us mitigate differences in the taste of our products in Nigeria and the UK,” he said.

Explaining the selection process, Marketing Director, Pladis Nigeria, Toyin Nnodi, said: “To make the promotion transparent and fair, all prizes won will be mutually exclusive to consumers. This means that once a particular phone number has been drawn for any of the prizes, it would be excluded from subsequent draws. This is to give others equal chance to win prizes, irrespective of when they entered into the promo and to avoid unchecked multiple winnings.

https://t.guardian.ng/business-services/mcvities-digestive-celebrates-125th-anniversary-rewards-customers/

Nutase:
Are you a G boy?

obviously

ayommy12:
Hmmmmm and you think its funny? hmmmmm....

I actually do!

debbie:
let me share my story...Back then in school,there was this girl who was always topping the class...its even surprising because it was one of the engineering courses.She was so keen in getting her grades and coming out with first class..well after the project defense she was summoned by the school senate to ascertain her level of understanding aside the academic grades.....it was a rude shock because she knew nothing else apart from engineering courses.Several questions were asked aside engineering and general life...she couldn't answer well.Her level of understanding about life was so so low.
Well she eventually left the university with her first class....only for me to hear that she spent over 2 years at home without a job.She couldn't fit into the society...she was so conscious of her grades that she didnt pay attention to other aspects of human living.
The last time i saw her in the east....i was not impressed and i felt so bad .

To my greatest surprised,the university didn't offer her any lecturing job as the usual case.
They didnt see qualities in her.

Bottom line....while going after academic pursuit....prepare for life after school and equip yourself to face the world beyond the walls of the higher institution.

I am sorry, but this is a tall tale

lol

Apos2kay:
Gosh, am just fed up

Luckily, Lagos is close by, Ogun state is also a stone throw away. These are the states where there's high demand for manpower because of the industries domiciled within their territory. Relocate, for now and come back when you've made it big

Apos2kay:
Am beginning to wonder, is it that there are no companies, firms or organisations in Ibadan recruiting because I haven't seen any advert for that.. Just saying..

Ibadan is fvcked my nigga* just run away from there! it's a city where the cost of living is relatively low, but it's not a good place for someone that is just about to start his/her career to settle down. The unfortunate truth bro