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Niceeee. But it's already old. Came out since last year or so. Mehn can't believe 2019 has gone so far already |
Why not jonathan vs osibanjo ![]() |
A conjoined set of twins that had one liver, a protruding tummy and a lower chest were successfully separated, in a 12-hour surgery involving 78 medical personnel, at the National Hospital in Abuja. Speaking during a briefing held to announce the successful operation, the Minister of Health, Dr Osagie Ehanire, said the feat was an indication that Nigerian hospitals were ready to compete with the best in the world. The twins were both delivered at the Federal Medical Hospital, Keffi, Nasarawa State before they were referred to the NHA. The minister said, “This is a demonstration of excellent team work, which also shows that with confidence in the health sector, we can do great things in Nigeria. “One of the reasons why some Nigerians travel abroad for treatment is because they lack confidence in the health sector. They believe that we do not have specialists and the required medical equipment to handle to handle sensitive cases, but this case has shown that we have the expertise. No foreign aid was involved in the surgery. “The ability of these experts to work together means that we can stand up to many international hospitals, as far as advanced surgery is concerned. This is a complex one involving conjoined twins with one liver.” The leader of the team that performed the surgery, Prof Emmanuel Ameh, said the twins had to be monitored for 15 months before the separation was done. He said, “We received the twins on August 14, 2018 and quickly constituted an inter-disciplinary team, including pediatric surgeons, cardiac surgeons, plastic surgeons, nurses, imaging experts, dermatologists and other experts from various medical disciplines, as well as support staff. “One of the major challenges was that the twins came with their intestines bulging out of the lower part of the tummy, which we quickly resolved. “We also needed to determine if they could survive separately after separation. We found out that they had two separate hearts that were normal, but with a common cover. They also shared the lower half of the chest and there was only one liver serving the two of them. Other organs were separate and normal.” Ameh added that before the surgery, the twins needed to grow well in order to withstand the complex surgery. He noted that nutrition and infection control were critical in the preparation. He added, “We celebrated their first birthday in the ward still conjoined. The surgery was performed on November 14, 2019. By that time they were 15 months-old. A total of 78 medical staff was involved in the 12 and a half hour surgery. We even planned to spend 48 hours, if there was a need for it. After that, the twins spent a week at the Intensive Care Unit before they were taken to the ward.” Medical Director of the hospital, Dr Jaf Momoh, said at the event that the parents of the twins would have spent more than N20m if they could afford travelling abroad, adding that the hospital took care of all the bills. He said, “The cost of running a hospital is enormous. The average electricity bill of the National Hospital is about N19m every month. That is why we collect money. “We took it upon ourselves to mobilise resources and invest it on the twins. If the parents had the means, they would have gone abroad like some other Nigerians and spent at least an equivalent of N20m in foreign currency. It is cheaper doing the surgery here. We cannot quantify the amount spent on the surgery.” It was not the first time that conjoined twins were separated in a similar operation in a Nigerian hospital. On May 14, 2018, a team of surgeons successfully separated four-month-old conjoined twins at the Federal Medical Centre, Yola. Also, the University of Abuja Teaching Hospital on June 11 2018, announced that it has separated a conjoined twins referred to the centre from the St. Mary Catholic Hospital, Gwagalada, Abuja. Culled from the punch: https://punchng.com/78-medical-officers-separate-conjoined-twins-in-12-hour-operation/
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i want to believe the US envisaged all possible consequences before plunging out |
Nigerians have always had alternatives. But you all prefer those 2 Businessmanure: |
will never? dont they have already? |
i really feel for those daughters because this will reman with them a long time. But seriously, this kind of daftness and stupidity still exists ![]() |
While I don't have a problem with someone dating a househelp as they're 1st human beings, come to think of it, what if she's all of that because she has some ulterior motives? Is that how she is with all your sister's male guests or just her male relatives or just you? Growing up, we had one like that. She was generally nice to everyone. But to this my particular uncle, she was EXTRA EXTRA EXTRA. She wouldn't mind cooking 100 different foods in a day for just him. Yet on a normal day making lunch was a big deal for her. He later left though and I believe nothing happened. Like someone earlier said, you should know your sister's reasons. You should also be very careful. Sometimes you can't predict these people. You can be genuine but are they? |
kai mallam. ya ke haka? ![]() Danzazzausambo: |
OMG! look at our leaders of tomorrow ![]() |
1st of all how does this have 1005 likes? simonlee:2ndly, since her family is obviously not helping, I think u should invove another figure she respects to talk some sense into her. Probably your pastor or an elderly friend. It's possible she just got carried away and let everything get into her head. |
Nawa o! But these weren't siblings now, talk more of twins. karika2018: |
world's GREATEST? hmmmmmm! orishirishi! ![]() |
Congrats to him. But seriously on which of the Lagos roads do they drive all these cars? |
This is sooo sad May God comfort and strenthen the wife and remaining sibling Pls the psychologic treatment should continue. They'd really need it. But why was there no lifeguard yet they opened the pool to visitors? Are they supposed to know I'm sure if they even did know, they wouldn't have entered the pool ![]() |
wow. are u fulani? EMMNIG: |
surgical:why ![]() |
Tried watching but none of them kept me spellbound. The only ones that did were jennifer's diary and rok tv's ojukwu and since they're not here, ur list is biased |
i think if you snap the head it will be easier to recognise they have different shapes of head |
Unfortunately, these are real human beings, people's loved ones, that have now become just numbers/statistics. This is really sad. May God help us. So FRSC, is this an increase or decrease from last year? What are your plans to reduce this going forward? |
Monalisa Chinda was divorced but has already remarried Faber: |
good job op u really tried. Didn't know each state has coat of arms thought it was just slogans they all had. Also, I thought only Benue had a flag, even though I didn't see it here, Because they're the only ones I know who use the same color in all their weddings. But why is this so? anyone ![]() Anyway we learn everyday |
so she's even a mother. hmm |
princeFAD:Honestly. This is what I feel is most important. not just ignoring her. I may be exagerrating but i hope she does nothing to mess up the wedding. ur sister should take her security very seriously. both physically and spiritually. her friend is desperate, bitter and jealous. there's no telling how far she can go with all of that |
But she'd have to test all of them 1st one by one to know if they can shift her womb, then date or marry them. just wow! |
hmm. its not by that o. look at yahaya bello of kogi. Brandstudio01: |
emeka ike ego boyo zack orji fred amata zack amata emeka ossai jennifer ossai empress njamah john njamah tom njemanze enebili elebuwa bimbo akintola alex lopez chiege alisigwe nkiru sylvanus pat attah ernest obi ernest asuzu gentle jack sam dede hanks anuku claron chukwura abiola franca brown rita edochie chinyere wilfred obiageli molube ebele okaro ndidi obi uche obi osutule uche odoputa amechi munagor tony one week munagor steve eboh diewait ikpechukwu larry koldsweat emmanuel france remi ohajianya peter bruno peter bruno jnr hilda dokubo victoria inyama benita nzeribe barbra soki barbra udoh steph nora okere stephanie okereke tricia eseigbe maureen solomon maureen ihua ofiafulagu mbaka prince james uche jayke aenan gloria anozie edith jane azuh paul obazele emeka rollas lanre balogun laaaaawd! I cant believe I still have all these names in my head |
WOW!!! thank you for starting this thread. I used to think I was the only one. yours is even better. I can't wake up before 7am! infact the 7am is not to get up from bed, but to wake up to snooze the alarm till like 7:15, 7:30am. there's nothing I haven't tried too: multiple alarms, loud alarms, telling siblings to wake me up, etc. The alarms are loud enough to wake other people and disturb the whole house, yet me that sleeps beside the phone doesn't even blink. I sleep very deeply too. I dont wake up in the middle of the night for anything. when i try to sleep without alarms say on weekends, irrespective of how early i sleep, i don't wake up before 9am! last night i slept past 2am but woke up 10:30am(was free today) i really envy those who can say they'd wake up by 3/4/5am for whatever and they actually do. coz me, never. i wont say its depressing, but its really sad and bothers me a lot. .....To those mocking because they don't have this problem, i know u can't fathom why its a problem for us. but well it is. why gloat if you cant help? we already know its a problem right? that's why we're here. the kind of things that give some people joy tho. smh .......To those trying to understand and give suggestions, thank you very much. |
Please how can one watch the live show from in the abroad? Can't believe I won't be able to watch bbn this year ![]() |
GOD IS FAITHFULL!!! I'm a silent reader here. In fact Just started following this thread 4 days ago. My interview was yesterday morning. Below is my transcript: **it's long o. She asks for my passport and I give her both passport and i20. VO: so ur going to jhu. Did you get a scholarship or?? Me: no. My parents and aunt are funding. She then asks for the financial documents and i gave her. She asks for what my parents do while going through them. Starting with my dad's. VO: he didn't have much in the account initially. Then she scans it through to the end and says ok. VO: How much do you have? This threw me off balance as I wasn't expecting this kind of question since I'm not sponsoring myself. Me: emm, I have a car that costs about... **she interrupts VO: no how much do you have in the bank Me: about 600k Wasn't sure whether to mention a very high amount or lower. Didn't know which would favor me. VO: when was the last time you went to the US Me: last year VO: what did you go there for Me: went to check out some of the schools i wanted to apply to like Emory and uc Berkeley. This is actually true. Including for vacation though. Didn't mention that. VO: so were you accepted by those schools Me: yes VO: really Me: yes Wanted to bring out the acceptance letters then she said never mind. VO: which other schools were you accepted into Me: besides the above, Tulane VO: tulane? Wow. **she nods VO: so why jhu Me: because besides the fact that it's currently the best school of Public Health in the world, it's program is shorter, then I'm at liberty to customize my degree the way I want it, especially for those of us whose interests don't fit precisely into their concentrations VO: So what are those interests Me: i love infectious diseases and... ** she interrupts smiling very heartily VO: u love infectious diseases Me: **smiling back over heartily. Yes and reproductive health VO: so what will you do when you return Me: I just explained something on health in Nigeria... Can't remember exactly. Then about my documents, I couldn't hear her well, but what I could pick was VO: I'm giving this to our fraudulent bla bla team. If anything fraudulent is found in the accounts you'd be barred from entering the US for life. Are you giving me the permission to go ahead? Me: no problem. It's fine VO: assuming there's no fraud in them, here She gives me 2 white papers. A smaller one with congratulations on your student visa bla bla bla A bigger one with how to retrieve my passport. See ehn it was just God. Someone was denied for Stanford University. Another for Boston. One for glaring health reasons. All denied. Couldn't pay attention to more than these coz I was busy working on my nerves before my turn. I was shivering, my heart was racing and my teeth were cluttering. I'm extremely grateful to God and to you nairalanders. God answered my prayers and You guys were very helpful. Thanks. |
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