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PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE AND PLEASE .. I think we need to get this to the Federal Government and The Health Minster ... That man is pushing out 'seemingly positive news about how well, he is handling Ebola cases. Dennis has just told us that Justina was left to 'die' ... Yes! She was left to die .. What care is there when you leave patients on their poo? What care is there when you leave a pregnant patient for an unborn baby to die inside her? This is the height of wickedness ... We should not just take this as a mere story ... This calls for a protest! She doesn't deserve to die. Our Immune system is strong enough to fight Ebola, all we need is intensive care! Afterall, Dennis did not use Zmapp. |
Kachisbarbie: Very awesome God...truth be told when I saw the title of the thread, first thing that came to my mind was 'god' before I saw the 'G'You see? Yoruba film to n wo ti poju ! |
jesu! |
BoiledCorn: beans and groundnut dont go togetharNa lie .. u never feel the mix .. boiled groundnut will do well in beans .. try use palm oil. U think say because you be boiled corn, na only you dey mix with beans ? |
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hi, how much can i get either of these two: Ford Edge 2008 and Benz E350 2006(at least) |
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marieolae: They should moderate threads before allowing them to be posted. Seriouslywow, fine chic .. where in this world have you been ... what's the name sweetheart ? |
Adventurist: i have been working in banking/investment/financial sector for about six years after my NYSC. So you should have an idea of my current salary. i dont wanna mention it here coz of confidentiality and security as well.Only you can be true to yourself. I always ensure my two months basic salary (max) must be able to pay my rent. I am thinking towards buying land and building mine. I limited my rent as such even though my total monthly income (salary and businesses) can afford more than where i live at moment. I realized one must be a futuristic and cultivate self-discipline, manage to cut excesses and deny yourself some affluence/pleasure if you really do plan to build your own house here in Lagos. Of course, am not referring to guyz with fat pockets. |
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Jesu! Diplomat secretly escaped Lagos Quarantine. Doctor secretly took him for treatment in a secret hotel. Doctor infected wife secretly. Doctor died secretly. Diplomat is secretly alive. All will be well ! |
[size=14pt]Please, what did we export ?[/size] |
Do you know how much banks are paying for Remote-on-us transactions? That man is only trying to save the Nigerian Banking Industry. Besides, how much is 65 naira? Nigerians want all services free. Reduce your ATM usage to 3 times a month max on other banks ATM. Use POS, use Internet Banking. Do you think a GTB staff will ever use another bank's ATM .. same goes for most other bank's staff. Let's open our closed minds ... its not everything we should ignorantly complain of. By the way, guess what? Putting it up here won't move the policy an inch. ![]() |
Please help the OP click his link ooo... how una wan make im chop? The guy wan become skyrocketters-ikeji overnight ... abeg forgive his overdo. Fikayo, u see your life ? |
Whao, pple can cook here o ... Ever since i've been on Nairaland, this is my first time of visiting the Food section ... Debbie's post on Sharwama brought me here ..lol |
debbie: yes oooo,cooking is my hobby.....but funny enough i love to experiment.experiment like boiled plantain with okro ? |
MizzToluwalase: Will accept it with loveAwwwwh, this babe just melted my heart ... I'll give you both this 'efo riro' and the juliet rose ![]() |
forgive my emotions .. i react to the word 'billion' like jet |
Are you pho.cking kidding me? RED PILL !! |
nice ride ... good price Can you get 2010 highlander ? Send me breakdown (mofaloks @ gmail . com) |
Hello. Pls is it the Awoyaya that is after ajah or there is another within Lekki ? |
Meanwhile, How much can i get a RAV4 2006. Send pix and breakdown to mofaloks @ gmail . com Fenks |
kakakibuy: The price for my 2007 Camry which just arrived is 3.2M. If you pre-order, landing cost is 1.6M, clearing is around 550k.Please are you sure its not 2.3M you wanted to type ? |
Well, I was a computer science boy in school days .. they called me Java. But my brother .. the major tool i use everyday now is excel. I use it to track all my money .. investment portfolios with dates, expected dates and amounts ... ![]() |
SirAweezy: So u mean I'll use my 1.5m+ to buy that small carton called i10. Jeez! Some1 got to be kidding meCos you Nigerians, like to show them you have deep pockets (even for their used cars). Why won't they sell what is not worth more than 5k usd to you at 9k usd. |
DRealGeesam1: Amen.Please, don't ever make jokes out of a national issue and if you do, you may not even need to come out and claim you did it. It will die a natural death. It could be very dangerous. NAFDAC warned against any false claims as regards the EVD, and you can implicate yourself. You can bet they are watching this forum. This forum has nearly 1.3million Nigerians registered and several thousands of guests visit this site on daily basis. You are just a lady making your way through school. Please, you are my lil sister, i won't want to hear an unpleasant Nairalander story. Cheers. |
Exodus 15:26 If you diligently heed the voice of the LORD your God and do what is right in His sight, give ear to His commandments and keep all His statutes, I will put none of the diseases on you which I have brought on the Egyptians. For I am the LORD who heals you. Psalm 91:7 A thousand may fall at your side, and ten thousand at your right hand, but it shall not come near you. Exodus 23:25 You shall serve the Lord your God, and he will bless your bread and your water, and I will take sickness away from among you. Lets spread more messages of hope. God bless |
One of the nurses that attended to the Liberian-American Ebola victim in Lagos is now dead. The nurse, whose name is withheld by the Health Ministry, is the first Nigerian to be killed by the virus. A statement by the Minister of Health , Professor Onyebuchi Chukwu says Nigeria now records seven confirmed cases of Ebola, including that of the Liberian-American who died in Lagos. All six Nigerians confirmed of the virus had primary contact with the late Liberian-American during treatment. Source: http://www.channelstv.com/2014/08/06/nurse-treating-liberian-american-ebola-victim-dies/ |
suwailad: this is utter stewpidityIs that Susu of Adoki ? ![]() |
Source: http://www.thewire.com/global/2014/08/why-did-two-americans-get-a-secret-serum-to-fight-ebola/375517/ After weeks of discouraging news of the Ebola outbreak, the first reports of patients possibly fending off the disease have arrived: Two Americans, Dr. Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol, aid workers who were in Liberia with Samaritan's Purse, received an experimental “secret serum” and have showed progress in their conditions, reported CNN’s Dr. Sanjay Gupta. But what exactly is the secret serum? It’s a question practically everyone’s been asking. The answer: Something the National Institutes of Health and Mapp, the biopharmaceutical firm that manufactured it, are largely keeping mum about. As far as we know, Gupta has the most details regarding the serum’s effect and what it does. As he put it in his CNN report: "The medicine is a three-mouse monoclonal antibody, meaning that mice were exposed to fragments of the Ebola virus and then the antibodies generated within the mice's blood were harvested to create the medicine. It works by preventing the virus from entering and infecting new cells." In other words, the serum, named ZMapp, is a cocktail of antibodies, all proven to have effectively battled Ebola out of mice, that have been extracted for further testing. But before the serum got there, the outbreak occurred, resulting in its use now. Even without FDA approval, Gupta writes, the serum may have been given under the Agency's "compassionate use" regulation, allowing it to be administered in a time of emergency. ... According to a report in August 2013, the company, which collaborated with the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases, tested the serum on monkeys. When administered to monkeys within 48 hours of infection, there was significant chance of survival. The results showed that all four monkeys that received the serum within 24 hours of infection survived, and two of four who received the serum within 48 hours did so. ... But ultimately, despite the serum's success, it’s only being used on the Americans, two victims who could be transported away from the outbreak. The rest of West Africa remains in a dire situation: The WHO puts the latest estimate at 887 deaths and 1,603 cases. Without further testing and understanding of experimental solutions, doctors will continue to battle the outbreak using simply containment. The serum, therefore, is a temporary solution: It isn't the end to Ebola, but it could be the beginning. |
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