Crime › Re: My Story As A Cult Member........initiation Phase Included... by mistarsam(m): 11:55pm On Apr 10, 2020 |
veteranExboy: You guys should read before commenting.I never suggested that cultism is non existent.Like your point here about your guy; the event didn't happen to you in person but your friend, which leaves room for scrutiny that if investigated may be found to be true,half true or entirely false.Just because white men visit a native doctors shrine doesn't validate anything.White people also believe in astronomy which is unscientific and baseless.
I called that guys write up on juju fiction because I've heard same story way back in secondary School same way some myths like madam koskos one shoe was wide spread amongst children in my childhood days. I pray you find that which you seek. And the church shall say a loud .... Ameeeen! |
Crime › Re: My Story As A Cult Member........initiation Phase Included... by mistarsam(m): 2:48pm On Apr 10, 2020 |
veteranExboy: My criticism of that writers post was centered on the juju part and not the subcultural tendencies of cult gangs. From time immemorial, the potency of juju had always been in doubt by so many people. So you won't be the first or the last to doubt the power of juju. Allow them to exaggerate the juju part of their stories as much as they like. Bottom line is those who will still believe their stories would. There's no screenplay nor perfect ending here. It's what it is, in whatever form it might come: "SORROW, TEARS AND BLOOD"! #SAYNOTOCULTISM |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Idris Derby Visited By Chadian Legislators At His Temporary Base In The Forest by mistarsam(m): 2:46pm On Apr 08, 2020 |
CoronaVirusPro: In 2020, you telling me the No 1 man of a country is not afraid to die.
"He was" is different from "He is". This statements matter alot in professionalism. I'm not a Chadian. Whatever he chooses to do with his life is none of my business. I'm sure he knows the implications of his actions. About professionalism, do you have evidence that his presence will cause more harm than good on the battlefield? |
Foreign Affairs › Re: Idris Derby Visited By Chadian Legislators At His Temporary Base In The Forest by mistarsam(m): 11:12am On Apr 08, 2020 |
CoronaVirusPro: We talking about the President of a Nation here being in the frontlines. That's not leadership but stupidity. He is not a combatant, Airforce nor Navy. Putting life at risk to such an extent is stupidity.
Only in Africa would you commend such. With all the experts at his disposal, he choose to go to the fronts. Let's imagine a shoot-out happens and he dies, will you say he died as a brave man?
Where is it done in any industry or terrain where a leader who lacks expertise and compentency in a division, take charge.
Like I stated earlier, it's just like applauding MTN CEO for climbing a 100 meter tower because their is a major outage.
It's outrightly stupidity. Nothing warrants him to be in the fronts. He is/was a military man. Read up his biography. Do you know how many rebellion he led/survived during his hey-days in the Chadian army? His choice/actions may look stupid to you but he's not afraid of death from what I can see. Besides, he has a Prime Minister who will take over immediately if something untowards happen to him. |
Family › Re: My Brother Is Sleeping With Our Cousin by mistarsam(m): 5:02pm On Apr 01, 2020 |
SonOfEl: Joseph and Mary were historically second cousins based on anthropological accounts, though not explicitly recorded in the Bible.
Albert Eistein married his first cousin
Australia, south America, some areas in North America, north Africa and southeast asean countries allow cousin marriage
northern Nigeria allow cousin marriage
in my opinion, cousin offspring is genetically dangerous... Igbo don't allow cousin marriage..it is a taboo.. I don't know for Yoruba.
Advise you brother if you confirm your suspicion. a sincere prayer for forgiveness from God and complete seperation of your brother and cousin will remedy the situation. no more visitation. It's a taboo in Yoruba tradition and culture. |
Health › Re: Reps donate two-month salary to fight against coronavirus by mistarsam(op): 6:55pm On Mar 31, 2020 |
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Health › Re: Reps donate two-month salary to fight against coronavirus by mistarsam(op): 6:28pm On Mar 31, 2020 |
CoronaVirusPro: He has been banned Which of the mods? 1. Hand sanitizer? 2. Self isolation? 3. Quarantine? 4. Social distancing?  |
Health › Re: Reps donate two-month salary to fight against coronavirus by mistarsam(op): 6:25pm On Mar 31, 2020 |
CoronaVirusPro: Scam!
Na today! What of your senior colleague- CoronaVirusPlus?  |
Health › Re: Reps donate two-month salary to fight against coronavirus by mistarsam(op): 6:23pm On Mar 31, 2020 |
Tocynone: Cover up for new cars purchased I guess Washing and setting  |
Health › Re: Reps donate two-month salary to fight against coronavirus by mistarsam(op): 6:23pm On Mar 31, 2020 |
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Health › Reps donate two-month salary to fight against coronavirus by mistarsam(op): 6:13pm On Mar 31, 2020 |
https://www.thecable.ng/reps-donate-two-month-salary-to-fight-against-coronavirus/ampReps donate two-month salary to fight against coronavirus Members of the house of representatives have resolved to donate their salary of two months to support the fight against coronavirus, according to Femi Gbajabiamila, the speaker. In a video message on Tuesday, Gbajabiamila said the salary being forfeited to the federal government will be independent of the individual contributions the lawmakers may decide to make. TheCable understands the monthly salary of each of the 360 members of the green chamber ranges from N600, 000 to N1 million. Senators and ministers earlier donated 50 percent of their salaries to the same cause. The speaker said the money is meant to alleviate the hardship that their constituents face at this time of national emergency. “We have in the house of representatives jointly committed to contributing one hundred per cent (100%) of our salaries for the next two months to the fight against COVID-19 in Nigeria,” Gbajabiamila said. “Starting from March salary, the lawmakers’ donation will be transferred directly to the National Relief Fund account for the fight against COVID-19. “Our contribution will support provisions for the welfare of front-line medical professionals and health workers, and other interventions to provide for the well-being of all Nigerians through these trying times. “Accordingly, I have directed the clerk to the national assembly to see to it that all members’ salaries are transferred to the national relief fund for this month and the next.” Gbajabiamila added that the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) should also make cash grants available to the 774 local government areas in the country to alleviate the suffering of the masses amid the pandemic. He said the grant should be for the provision of food and other essentials to at-risk individuals and communities. He also said relevant house committees have been mandated to oversee the distribution of items donated by local and foreign donors to ensure proper management. “This crisis has exposed in the worst possible way the evident weaknesses of our health system,” the speaker added. “After this is over and moving forward, we must do everything in our power to ensure that we will never again come upon a moment such as this, as ill-equipped as we are now.” As of Tuesday morning, Nigeria has recorded 135 cases of the coronavirus out of which there two fatalities. Cc: lalasticlala Dominique Sissy3 |
Politics › Re: Fani Kayode Reacts As US, France, Germany, Evacuate Citizens From Nigeria by mistarsam(m): 3:30pm On Mar 31, 2020 |
Ffk on the best again |
Celebrities › Re: Timi Dakolo And His Pretty Wife Celebrates Their Wedding Anniversary In Style by mistarsam(m): 3:29pm On Mar 31, 2020 |
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Health › Coronavirus: Nigeria May Not Need Many Ventilators For Patients – Minister by mistarsam(op): 3:20pm On Mar 31, 2020 |
The Minister of Health, Osagie Ehanire, at a press briefing on the outbreak of Coronavirus (COVID-19) in Nigeria
Nigeria may not need many ventilators for the treatment of Coronavirus (COVID-19) patients, the Minister of Health, Osagie Ehanire, has said
Mr Ehanire while answering questions from journalists, on Monday, agreed that the country does not have enough of the medical equipment needed to stabilise a respiratory distressed patient.
The shortage of ventilators in the country has been a source of concern for many Nigerians including lawmakers and public health experts.
A ventilator, a machine that pumps air in and out of the lungs, is needed to assist some patients to breathe.
COVID-19 is a disease that affects the respiratory system, hence the number of hospitalised patients that would need breathing assistance is likely to also increase if the ailment spikes in Nigeria.
This has been evident in other countries where the aliments are being treated.
However, Mr Ehanire said most of the cases handled so far in the country have been mild and as such the country might not need to stock or purchase respirators to manage patients during the outbreak.
As of Monday night, Nigeria has recorded 131 cases of COVID-1919 and two deaths.
No enough ventilators
Speaking to journalists at the joint national briefing of the Presidential Task Force in Abuja on Monday, the minister said no country has enough ventilators.
“There is no one country in this world that has enough ventilators. You know in one major country we all know, the president of that country (I don’t want to mention names) ordered a major automobile company to stop and start manufacturing ventilators
“Also in other European country, they also ordered them to start because they didn’t have enough.
“So for ventilators, we can say we don’t have enough. Of all the cases we have had so far, only one actually requires a ventilator, the others didn’t require ventilator,” he said.
Mr. Ehanire said if the need for ventilator arises, the available ones will be moved to the state where it is needed.
“Like I said, probably just 4 per cent or less of the cases that you get requires ventilator.
“What we have done beyond taking inventory of the ventilators in government hospitals, We have gone far to take inventory of what is in private hospital and they are ready to make them available to us
”We have an arrangement that makes it possible that if you need more ventilators in Abuja we can send them from Lagos.
“If Lagos needs more ventilators, we can bring them from Enugu or anywhere so that we can be able to meet our needs as they are.
“The number of ventilators you have is not exactly what will determine your survival but we have the strategy to be able to carry ventilators from one place to the other,” he said.
He said early detection of cases will help patients not get into the state of requiring a ventilator. https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/384991-coronavirus-nigeria-may-not-need-many-ventilators-for-patients-minister.html
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Health › Re: Coronavirus: Egyptians At Gbagada General Hospital, Lagos Cause Scare by mistarsam(m): 1:10pm On Mar 29, 2020 |
espn: Lol...Someone said you have to be brave...be brave in this useless country and go to your early grave...ONLY WHEN THE SYSTEM IS WORKING YOU CAN DECIDE TO BE BRAVE...
I need to report some corrupt officials that have refused to give us light since we turned down there proposal to put us on a 33 KVA supply channel...They have thrown us into complete darkness since then while other estate we share same source of supply from still have constant light....Anyone with the right source...Link...email...social media handle... Google Nigeria consumer protection council email address |
Crime › Re: It Doesn’t Take Me Time To Kill – Aiye Butcher by mistarsam(m): 8:16pm On Mar 28, 2020 |
@saynotocultism Oga, see this wasted soul. Rest in pieces in advance, bloody cultist |
Health › Re: German Test-kit For Coronavirus: 95% Accurate, Takes 2.5 Hours by mistarsam(m): 4:57pm On Mar 27, 2020 |
gwinaB: Which of the government? Which of the presidency? |
Crime › Re: My Story As A Cult Member........initiation Phase Included... by mistarsam(m): 9:51pm On Mar 21, 2020 |
dairykidd: You people give too much credit to these street rats... person when never chop belefull go come trace me find abi Apologies. Let's move on. Peace! |
Crime › Re: My Story As A Cult Member........initiation Phase Included... by mistarsam(m): 9:50pm On Mar 21, 2020 |
Perkins1: Baba mi... I am Perkins. I'm not in a war with anybody. I ain't editing nothing. Who do you think I am?
We are not here to brag or raise any hopes. Cultism is evil. I went in there. Not once any one of them visited me. I settled in Peace and I left with a well written order.
Don't massage anybody's ego by making them who they're not. Make we leave matter. Cultism is bad... I'm telling those who have head and ears.
Before I came out of Kuje I lost my Dad. I wasn't even allowed to see his corpse imagine being the only son . Abeg Jo, make those wey get sense shun am before its late.
May Corona not be our portion. No vex. Case closed. |
Romance › Re: The Devil Loves An Angel by mistarsam(m): 9:49pm On Mar 21, 2020 |
Apeshy101: iListen ifedolapoferanm JayJayGee ewawumi Toluhwanie Deejay1000 Narldon softdude47 Tloc samebony1 lordpf Samnick AceRoyal Kingobago Qualitygod01 Arigu15 Ganjafama asperdons mistarsam XOGBADO topedoski SunFlow saitechh walexmini Please untag me. Thanks |
Crime › Re: My Story As A Cult Member........initiation Phase Included... by mistarsam(m): 5:51pm On Mar 21, 2020*. Modified: 2:31pm On Mar 22, 2020 |
Perkins1: Brotherly. That very hit was what landed me in Kuje prison (Funny enough) it was my first mission! A young man was forced into the system and we never knew the father was an army chief.
Na so dem come bundle us straight to Guard room from there to creche o. I no go hit of clashes. I came back and ended association with with help of the Army Chief and his boys. The guy I was referring to was a renounced member too.
Yes my name is Perkins. I'm not proud of what I did Shun cultism hmm |
Education › Re: Open Letter To The VC, National Open University Of Nigeria by mistarsam(op): 5:01pm On Mar 21, 2020 |
Cc: lalasticlala olawalebabs Richiez Fynestboi |
Education › Re: Open Letter To The VC, National Open University Of Nigeria by mistarsam(op): 10:11am On Mar 17, 2020 |
Cc: lalasticlala Fynestboi Olawalebabs Richiez |
Education › Re: Open Letter To The VC, National Open University Of Nigeria by mistarsam(op): 9:55am On Mar 11, 2020 |
Cc: lalasticlala Richiez Olawalebabs Fynestboi |
Travel › Re: Streetlight Pole At Pansheke In Abeokuta Ogun: A Disaster Waiting To Happen by mistarsam(m): 9:53am On Mar 11, 2020 |
Basit46: What has Amosun done except helping Egba and Yewa.
Thank God Remo and ijebu are now ruling, we know how to balance the power I hope at the end of the day, Remo and Ijebu will be "balanced" infrastructural wise. We are watching. |
Education › Re: Open Letter To The VC, National Open University Of Nigeria by mistarsam(op): 8:25pm On Mar 02, 2020 |
edoairways: mistarsam convocation ceremony isn't compulsory, if you can't meet up then stay at home. There is nothing special about ceremony since you can collect your result at a later day Certificate and transcripts collection is only possible at Abuja right now. Even, the probability of getting the certificate same day is less than 50%. I STAND TO BE CORRECTED |
Education › Re: Open Letter To The VC, National Open University Of Nigeria by mistarsam(op): 3:38pm On Mar 02, 2020 |
Lalasticlala |
Education › Open Letter To The VC, National Open University Of Nigeria by mistarsam(op): 5:15am On Mar 02, 2020*. Modified: 8:27pm On Mar 02, 2020 |
Dear Sir,
Kindly put structures in place to ease the stress your graduates go through in the name of certificate and transcripts collection at your headquarters in Abuja. To the best of my knowledge, CERTIFICATE AND TRANSCRIPTS COLLECTION IS ONLY DONE AT THE ABUJA HEADQUARTERS FOR NOW. I stand to be corrected, anyway.
I believe your educational institution is an ICT compliant one. The security situation and road safety issues in this country at the moment doesn't allow for traveling all the way from Lagos or any other location to Abuja just to attend a convocation ceremony that would last for just some few hours.
The convocation ceremony can be transmitted live from your headquarters in Abuja to study centres in other parts of the country. The event would then be anchored by your authorized representative in each of the study centres. At the end of the process, every graduand gets his or her certificate without any stress.
In case you are constrained from implementing this idea by funding issues, you can approach the major telcos in the country for sponsorship. They bring in their gadgets, set it up in the various study centres, transmit the convocation live and at the same time, you give them the opportunity to promote their services, all at no cost to your organization. It's a win win situation. You can also set up exhibition booths for one or two major companies. The revenue generated will then be used to settle the event planning issues.
I do hope that this simple but novel recommendations would be swiftly looked into, in order to ease the pains of your alumni who have to expend scarce resources on traveling to Abuja for their transcripts and certificate.
Yours faithfully,
Concerned Nigerian.
Cc: lalasticlala olawalebabs Richiez Fynestboi |
Politics › Re: Abacha Hotel: El-rufai Agrees To Out-of-court Settlement by mistarsam(m): 6:56pm On Feb 27, 2020 |
Roon9: Hmm they are one and d same peeps
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