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As a journalist, I seek to get candid opinion of Traders who reside in Lagos and Abuja amidst the lockdown and now that it has been ease so that I can help channel your concern to the appropriate quarters. I want to use my talent to better the economic situation of Nigerian businessmen during this pandemic by getting your complains, seeking solutions and passing it to the right authorities. So the category of traders who deal on essential commodities like food stuffs, and non-essential commodities are all welcomed. You can simply drop your WhatsApp number below, and I will give you a chat from there. I hope most of you will take advantage of this opportunity. Thanks. |
I am a journalist, and I seek to get candid opinion of Traders who reside in Lagos and Abuja amidst the lockdown, so that I can help channel your concern to the appropriate quarters. I want to use my talent to better the economic situation of Nigeria during this pandemic by getting your complains, seeking solutions and passing it to the right authorities. So the category of traders who deal on essential commodities like food stuffs, and non-essential commodities are all welcomed. You can simply drop your WhatsApp number below, and I will give you a chat from there. I hope most of you will take advantage of this opportunity. Thanks. |
Meel:Thanks for mentioning NIMR. In my write up, it escaped my mind. Nigeria institute of medical research is a fantastic idea made a little potent, thanks to ebola. They have been doing greatly in the aspect of testing since this pandemic of Covid-19 invaded Nigeria. True, some of these scientists are biochemists. But they are grossly underfunded. If Federal Government wants to fight diseases that affect the lives of it's citizens and development of it's economy, they would have expanded it's labs in all States of the country and make them in the form of primary, secondary and tertiary research centres, just like we have in hospitals. Community transmission could have easily be averted with rapid testing, quick contact tracing and isolation where possible. This would have been a way NCDC expands it's centres all round the country. Just creating a centre of NIMR in Yaba Lagos falls short of adequate preparation in the fight against infection diseases control or eradication. Thanks for your correction. If you say no professional is adequately developed in Nigeria, should that justify why people who should be saddled with the responsibility of developing vaccines, testing kits, boosting agricultural revolution, discovering solutions to various health problems be left to their fate and take up jobs in other unrelated field. Statistically, I have not done a research but i can roughly estimate that more than 80% of biochemist today in Nigeria pick up jobs in areas outside what they are trained for. This is not the case for other health workers who are given licenced to operate in the health sector. What I am saying in essence is that biochemistry is not well structured, and as such the end products (graduates) are given misplaced priority. They could have empower them more by expanding research centres where biochemists would undergo one year program similar to housemanship for doctors, pharmacy, lab scientist, etc. to get more practical hands-on training and experience. This would have been a far more effective way of controlling and combating infectious diseases. |
Orubebe01:True, only if the Nigerian medical association and association of Medical lab scientist of Nigeria would allow me to practice in the clinical lab. They should stop the competition, and discrimination so that we can achieve a single goal. Biochemist should be given the required licenced needed to practice in the health sector. Medical lab scientist should not be the only scientist in the country, in terms of number, biochemist are more in Nigeria |
Mod please push this to front page, I want everyone to contribute to this topic, let's make the nation great together |
My plea to FGN: What does the future hold for biochemistry? I am a biochemist who is saddened with what our health workers, my fellow colleagues in the field practicing are facing in this Covid-19 pandemic. I am making this plea to the Federal Government of Nigeria to develop biochemistry as a better alternative to solving problems in the field of medicine and not just developing the practical application of biochemical research "medicine". Biochemistry is rapidly expanding, possibly one of the most influential areas of science. It combines the core tenets of biology and chemistry. This field plays a huge role in the development of novel new scientific approaches. But just how important is it to medicine? Note: Medical science cannot really exist without biochemistry. Importance of Biochemistry to Medicine Without the ongoing flurry of scientific breakthroughs made by biochemists, we wouldn’t have the precise chemical knowledge to create the vital drugs, therapies and diagnostic tools that are used every day. What is the goal of Biochemistry Much like medical science itself, biochemistry is a vast area of research that yields profound discoveries each year. Biochemical techniques advance our understanding of the chemical structures and processes that underpin human health and disease, revealing the underlying transformations between these two physiological states. Significance of Biochemistry to healthcare The implications of uncovering the causes of pathologies on a cellular level are huge. By being able to call on a working knowledge of biochemistry and other related disciplines such as molecular biology and immunology, those working in medical science have the potential to transform global healthcare. And with the rise of public health threats such as this recent Covid-19 pandemic, air pollution and climate change, noncommunicable diseases, and antimicrobial resistance, the research of biochemists is needed more than ever. The question now is how does biochemistry plays the central role in the life sciences — particularly in medicine. What is biochemistry? As the name may suggest, biochemistry is a field of science that broaches the two traditional disciplines of biology and chemistry. If chemistry is the science of matter, then biochemistry is the science of living matter. Practitioners of biochemistry study the biochemical reactions that occur at the molecular level within living organisms. In medical biochemistry (also known as molecular biology), biochemical techniques are applied to human health and disease. The typical scope of medical biochemistry can encompass the following: The chemical components of the human body, including carbohydrates and lipids; amino acids and proteins; blood and plasma; biological membranes; nucleic acids (DNA and RNA). Now note, in this Corona virus pandemic (Covid-19), biochemist who are trained in using electron microscopes, lasers and state-of-the-art laboratory instruments can help conduct rapid experiment testing by performaning nucleic acid test with the use of polymerase chain reaction analysis in human blood and tisue fluid to detect infected people with coronavirus. This will help medical doctors to effectively treat mild case and speed up recovery rate while maintaining low death cases. As a matter of fact, the use of PCR machine for testing is a major area in biochemistry. Benefits of biochemistry Medicine is just one area that has benefited from biochemistry. Biochemistry has made vital contributions to the fields of including cell biology, physiology, pathology, pharmacology, microbiology, immunology, nutrition, forensic medicine, and toxicology, as well as the fields of inflammation, cell injury, and cancer. Aside from medicine, biochemical research is also applied in industry, agriculture and food production. When taking all these applications into consideration, it’s clear that biochemistry is far from a single, monolithic discipline. In Nigeria for instance, this Covid-19 pandemic has affected food production by farmers, within a short time these food supplies may run out lead to famine and starvation. By with the knowledge of crop improvement such as hybridization developed from biochemical techniques, crop with high yield within a short while would have been developed in Nigeria, development of seedlings/seeds that are resistant to diseases and pests, etc What does a biochemist do? On a day-to-day basis, biochemists typically carry out research projects, manage laboratory teams, prepare technical reports and present research findings to scientists and key stakeholders in the Ministry of health, Agriculture, etc. They conduct laboratory experiments which cover a range of subjects, from extracting cell samples from plants and animals for genetic research to developing effective new medicines for the pharmaceutical industry. Once complete, the results are then analysed in an office environment using advanced data modelling software. Working in research teams alongside experts from other scientific fields, biochemists are predominantly employed across the life sciences sector (including pharmaceuticals, biotech, toxicology, food technology and vaccine production). They are also frequently employed in research roles in academic and government institutions. Significance of biochemistry to medicine The question you would like to ask is what impact has biochemical research had on medical science? Ever since Eduard Buchner’s 1897 discovery that a cell-free extract of yeast can ferment sugar (widely considered to be the birth of biochemistry), biochemistry has enjoyed an intimate relationship with medicine — illuminating many aspects of human health and diseases. For anyone working in medicine or a related field, accruing sufficient biochemical knowledge is needed in order to properly understand the metabolism, function and growth of a healthy human body. In physiology, the study of body function, biochemistry has broadened our understanding of how biochemical changes relate to physiological alteration in the body. It helps us understand the chemical aspects of biological processes such as digestion, hormonal action, and muscle contraction-relaxation. In pathology, the study of how aberrant biochemistry relates to disease conditions in the human body, physicians can use biochemical analysis to confirm predictions based on patient testimony. For example, if a patient complains of sudden, severe pain in one or more joints, the physician may predict the problem to be gout — a form of arthritis caused by an excess of uric acid in the bloodstream. By measuring uric acid levels, biochemistry can then confirm whether gout is the root of the problem. All diseases have a molecular basis, so biochemistry enables us to understand the chemical processes involved in conditions as varied as: diabetes hyperammonemia, hypo- and hyperthyroidism hypo- and hyperparathyroidism jaundice kidney dysfunction hypercholesterolemia phenylketonuria sickle cell anaemia dental fluorosis rickets acidosis and alkalosis lysosomal storage diseases atherosclerosis With information gleaned from the chemical nature of pathologies, biochemists working in medicine are able to investigate potential treatments for diseases. The action of a drug almost always involves some change in the biochemical processes taking place in the body. As such, pharmacologists must also be acquainted with the biochemical aspects of the human body. In pharmacy, biochemical testing provides indispensable insights into a drug’s: mode of action half-life storage conditions metabolism potential toxic or adverse effects Biochemistry is also the sole field that accurately describes the function and role of vitamins in the body. With millions of people taking daily vitamins and mineral supplements, the ongoing discoveries made my biochemists will continue to exert a huge impact on the field of nutritional deficiency. In all, the real impact of biochemistry is hard to quantify. From lab-grown placentas that “will transform pregnancy research” to new drugs that wipe out antibiotic-resistant bacteria, the trailblazing work of biochemists continues to expand the horizons of medical science. What does the future hold for biochemistry in Nigeria if it is developed? They are many subfields of biochemistry. Genomics — the study of an organism’s complete set of DNA — is one related field of biochemistry that carries long-term implications for drug development and clinical workflows. Genome sequencing, for example, is causing a ‘revolution’ in early diagnosis — a breakthrough that could fast-track the development of vital new treatments for a range of health conditions. This can be a useful way of developing a better testing kits for Covid-19, since coronavirus testing in done using PCR analysis. And with biochemical research being augmented by rapid advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, the ability to quickly and efficiently analyse vast pools of data enables scientists to chart previously unexplored areas of biochemistry. Given its central role in the life sciences as a sustainable way to solve a myriad of science, health and industrial problems, employment opportunities in biochemistry are expected to skyrocket in Nigeria if this discipline is developed in Nigeria. Of course, medical science does not exist solely to expand our knowledge of the nature of life. It exists to have a practical application: to improve clinical practice. That is to say: medical doctors or medical laboratory scientist cannot alone explore the molecular nature of cells and the chemical processes involved, since this is the core knowledge of biochemistry. Every year, Nigeria Universities churn out graduates in the field of biochemistry and microbiology, yet they are not place in a clinical lab to develop in human capacity like Medicine, Medical lab scientist, Pharmacy, Nurses, etc. Most of these sets of basic medical health sciences graduate are not taking care off. Majority of them take up job in other professions thereby underdeveloping the health and research sector. The molecular phenomena discovered through biochemical analysis help to facilitate this — providing research that gives on-the-ground health professionals greater scope to fulfil their duty of care. In fact, the trajectory of medical science in the next decade rests upon the discoveries made by biochemists in the laboratory setting. All life on Earth depends on biochemical reactions and processes. By integrating this scientific knowledge with practical strategies to maintain health, understand diseases, identify potential treatments, and enhance our understanding of the origins of life on earth, biochemistry is and will remain one of the most important areas of science. With an increasing development of the human capacity of biochemists in Nigeria, and the World at large, novels diseases such as coronavirus (Covid-19), can easily be understood, controlled and eradicated. Since the molecular functioning of humans and all organisms, including viruses a non-liveling agent can be well understood. The pathways of drugs in eradicating such diseases can also be developed. Cure comes when the root cause is known, stopped and altered processes are corrected in the molecular level. |
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TA4TA4:Fake news, fake news as usual, no soldier was killed. They put up two soldier after a youth was killed by anoda soldier. They didn't kill any soldier. Govt is investigating the issues |
Exactly, that video wasn't a live one. It was a replayed video after editing. It is too obvious how the camera zoom in and out, to show the joining of the parts of different takes to make it a whole video. |
Please I measure my chest and it is 0.94m, when I input the digit and that of my height, it refuse to save and continue. Any body with info how I can pass this stage |
Please I measure my chest and it's 0.94m. initially, I put a wrong figure there. Now I went back to correct the info but it refuse to save and continue. Can anyone share tips how I can proceed.l further. Thanks |
madridguy:You have been opening thread about Buhari, now it's Tinubu. I never said you started it yesday, the fact that I am pointing it out yesterday.the real marketers on nairaland. How much have you earned. Have you built a � with the earnings. I wish you could market yourself to the world and not all this ones you are doing everyday. Worst of it is that you responded abusively. I won't stoop low to respond that way to you. Please continue your Hussle because it will be too foolish if you gain nothing from all these threads you guys have being spending your live to do. At least that time you ppl are using to cook research on other politician, would have been channel to making yourself more productive. But if this Hussle they pay you, go ahead and enjoy. |
This Madridguy and sarrki have now jumped from bubu to tinubu, indeed just give an average Nigerian small money, they will do all the marketing. Make una watch out from now henceforth, you will be seeing thread open daily to drum support for Tinubu ahead of 2023 by these guys. They will write all manner of stuffs to make him look like a better option. SMH. Chai!!!Just watch out! |
I price local rice in PH last week Saturday, it was 21k, I decided that I will wait for this Jumia Black Friday and they disappointed me by not putting 50kg on there cart. This afternoon I went back to the market, behold it has rose to 24k. No choice. I bought it for that amount. "Mama brand" precisely |
Danzakidakura:. Rate your thinking, far below less than average, for saying 'independence keep you there'. Anyone with human brain should at least think like an intelligent being. It is beyond sitting at the comfort of your home because you've gat keypad in your phone, then you type rubiish. |
Hello friends, We just celebrated our 59th independent day as a nation. On that day, I took my little niece on some history class about current affairs. After the whole lesson, he asked me a question, which I could not give a definite answer. Let me ask you too, maybe you could proffer me with the correct answer, since we learn everyday. Question: are those people given birth to and died before independence in 1960 called Nigerian? For instance, a man given birth to in 1900 and died within any period on or before 1959. Is that person a Nigerian? |
Tolexander:My brother except you don't know Nigeria election. Whether you use ur energy+ strength+seriousness, your vote ain't gonna count, I repeat your vote won't count. The actors already know who wanna win. They will write a fresh result, distribute it to all party agents and security agents while excluding the party they want to rig out and ask you to go to court. You will present your original result sheets which is a reflection of what the masses voted for, they (rigging party, other bribed party, inec, security agencies, etc)will present the fake ones. Oyo na your own. Do you think, government of this country will allow electronic voting as u see in BBNaija. You are seeing electronic voting and you are questioning the youth participation. Let Nigeria switch to electronic voting which is transparent, then you will know that the apathy they had for this fraud manual manipulate process will disappear. |
Obviously the OP does not even know what he's saying. Please there is nothing like sapele road in Warri. Sapele is a different town, Warri is a different town. How can sapele road be in Warri. Please state the name of this street where such picture was gotten from, let me go and verify, other wise, what you posted here is fake news. Please this is diversionary, sapele road in Warri indeed. Very soon we will be seeing ikeja road in oshidi, or gwaripa road in gwagwalada, or Port Harcourt road in ahoada.mtcheeeeeew |
Whether busola story was true or twisted I can't say much but to all you criticizing, protesting and blabla Ese oruru a Christian girl from Bayelsa State was abducted as a minor to Kano State, rape and impregnated. None of you raising your loud voice now could be found. All of you dumb your ears. No protest, lawyers offering free service now did not volunteer. My question is that is it because it is a Man of God involved or what. What are all these hypocrisy. Nigerians are funny people. We claim we want justice but I wonder why are we selective. What's the problem. Please I need answers |
Enice:My friend do not come and decieve people who don't have sufficient knowledge in this knowledge area. Your answer shows you are smart by half. You are saying it is a memory card that was inserted in smart card reader. My question to you? Do they reconfigure memory card. Because when card readers was destroyed in Anambra State prior to elections, new ones were brought in and reconfigured. It is only a device that synchronizes data from a remote stored location that is reconfigured |
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There is no way INEC would say they don't have server. Ask a database administrator they would tell u that without server the card reader cannot read a PVC. Card reader synchronizes strings(data) stored in a database connected to a server. The database can be retrieve from anywhere when it connect with the server. From there you can authenticate the thumb prints input it card reader if it matches with that stored in the database retrieved from the server. So there must be a server somewhere |
So how many people have received their payment so far. I need those with testimonies. If you have received payment this week. Let us know. Thanks. @klien are you the owner of scribesbay? Or these issues of payment does not affect you. You speak too well of this scribesbay, of which I feel you are usta cosmetic approach. Scribesbay inquiry is mute, they don't care about people's plight regarding complains and you are telling us that they have open a forum. If they cannot respond to mail they provided regarding payment, is it there website that they will respond. Or are you the owner of the site who want to promote traffic, and get AdSense and SEO ranking. Because I don't understand. |
Ok good, youu were paid. Ok it's not a scam but they didn't pay me. I just wondered why. now can say that I I will know who to channel my dissatisfaction to. It is good you do these clarification because my bitter experience gave me the impression that they were fraudulent. I will continue to mail them until I get a response. Thanks |
StoneColdBiceps:I just need to see an SMS bearing scribesbay. You may crop your account balance out please. I need a proof. Yes on Saturday they sent mail pleading that they make payment every Friday but they had some issues with new writers, assignment rejection etc. And anyone who did not receive payment by Monday should send complain to payment@scribesbay.com Same Saturday, they sent mail that my pending approval I been reviewed, and another that it has been approved and credited to the bank account on my profile. If anyone who is only scribesbay did not get this message, he/she should quote me as a liar. Till today, I never received anything. I have sent complains to no avail. So when people said they paid them, I am confused. Please if you cannot send the proof here, send it to my email. promiseodiakaose@gmail.com Thanks |
Shezkid:If you were paid and I said I was not paid. Please I beg of you can you just please attach a proof maybe SMS alert. Please I beg of you. Don't write any epistle, just picture will suffice |
Shezkid:. please explain to me, credited to your local bank account or to your dashboard scribesbay account. Did you receive bank alert. Attached the SMS let us see. I did not receive any bank alert. I only received mail that I have been credited, and when I logged in I saw my scribesbay account balance was credited. Is that what you are referring to. If it is that, then you are mischievous to the public. Were you paid? to your Bank account? That's is my question. E.g Access bank account, UBA account etc |
StoneColdBiceps:.. Bro, I was credited N1000 into my scribesbay account as my total earnings. Is that what you called money. It is the same thing you have too as N550. You said they paid for one please screen shot and show us the alert. If it is your total earnings that was credited as N550 and you are saying that they paid, then bro you are not telling yourself the truth. There is nothing like cash out in scribesbay. They are supposed to pay whatever you earn to your bank account not scribesbay account. So do not used that word, 'THEY PAID ME'. My question to you is DID TOU RECEIVED ANY MONEY ON YOUR LOCAL BANK ACCOUNT E.G if you operate with U A, the you received alert UBA XXXXXX FROM scribesbay ? |