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Politics / Re: Xmas Message: Vote For Who Will Sustain My Legacy, Buhari Urges Nigerians by nurain150(m): 7:50pm On Dec 26, 2022
Do the opposite please.
Education / Re: Hijab: Lagos State Government Released Circular To enforce Court Judgement by nurain150(m): 9:16pm On Dec 07, 2022
iwaeda:

We Christians we ask our children to wear their religion identities. No kwams. grin grin grin grin grin

Identity wey you don use eat suya.
Education / Microbiology Council Of Nigeria by nurain150(m): 9:18am On Nov 25, 2022
This is gullible. Not planned. Unfortunately this bill isn't going anywhere. So sadly.
Education / Re: Staff In Covenant University Are Raping The Students - Twitter User by nurain150(m): 7:30pm On Nov 21, 2022
If it was ansarydeen uni. We know what you all will say.
Career / Re: Nigerian Caregiver Jailed In UAE For Staying 30-minutes In The Bathroom by nurain150(m): 11:39am On Nov 19, 2022
Throwback:
If you must japa, do not japa into slavery with no human rights.

This democracy and human rights is why America will always be great.

A world power that can even curtail the dictatorial tendencies of its own President a la Donald Trump. Not a world power that has the President with absolute power a la Russia/China/NorthKorea.

Lol says a a country where black lives matter orginated from.

Better make your own country a better place
Car Talk / Re: Ezra Olubi Buys Tesla With Vanity Plate Number R3T4RD. by nurain150(m): 8:51pm On Oct 23, 2022
LordHashira:
Ret4rd cheesy

Reminds me of the good ol days in the Boeing cockpit

A pilot
Business / Re: You Too Can Mine Bitcoin In Nigeria by nurain150(m): 7:35am On Oct 06, 2022
lilkech:
After you’ve purchased your Miner the next item on your list would be a means for the machine to be connected to the internet where all the bitcoin transactions take place.

These machines all use the same protocol to get connected to the blockchain where transactions are processed. In order to get your machine online you will need to purchase a competent ‘ROUTER’

In my setup I made use of a rather budget and versatile means of connecting my machine. I purchased a router from a store and a regular USB modem where my SIM card resides. Once I switch on my router, it connects to my USB modem and dials the internet to get online. Once the router is online it then shares its connectivity to other systems both wired and wirelessly. While using my router to connect just my mining rig to the internet I spend a maximum of N1,000 (one thousand naira) per month on subscription as the mining operation isn’t data intensive.

REMEMBER THAT THE BITCOIN MINING RIG/MACHINE ONLY CONNECTS TO THE INTERNET VIA A WIRED CONNECTION


Sir is there a trusted repair center
Politics / Re: How CBN's CRR Policy Will Kill The Economy - Akin Oyebode by nurain150(m): 8:59pm On Oct 03, 2022
Emifiele so stupid

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Phones / Re: Android Vs Symbian Phones, Which Is Better? by nurain150(m): 2:37am On Oct 02, 2022
amblors:


Don't just go wit the wind.
Find a phone that suits ur purpose.
That's how I define 'the best phone for u'
Theyr diff considerations wen buying a phone, like:
screen size,
size of the phone,
application store
availability of physical keyboard,
preference for touchscreen only,
Data consumption,
Messaging features,
Browsing experience,
battery life etc.
IMO nokia has the best battery life, android has betta usabilty, u have the choice of to diff phone vendors with android OS , nokia alone runs symbian.
U get good battery life from android fones If u buy d very big ones (@least datz wot the specs say).
The choice is urs man.


Bro are you still using symbians now
Politics / Re: Remi Tinubu: What I Will Do When My Husband Wins In 2023 by nurain150(m): 7:25pm On Sep 10, 2022
Crime / Re: Police Extort ₦50,000 From A Medical Doctor In Delta Over 'Controlled Drugs' by nurain150(m): 10:08pm On Sep 01, 2022
KikBuhari2Daura:


Shut up !!!!
You did not read the post before commenting!
There are several reasons why you can be in control of a controlled substance as a doctor.

1. It can be prescribed for your personal use by a colleague

2. you can buy (Bulk) to stock up your private clinic

3. You can be in possession on route to handle an emergency

The nonsense you typed above calling Nigerians names shows you are one of those who failed many times before managing to come out as a one eyed pharmacist counting drugs for a living and carrying JOHESU for their head


if you buy in bulk it would be the pharm guys that would stock u.
Health / Pharmacy Council Bill by nurain150(m): 8:02pm On Aug 29, 2022
New Pharmacy bill of Nigeria has being signed into law
Health / Re: Microbiology Council Of Nigeria by nurain150(m): 7:51pm On Aug 29, 2022
femianski:
#copied
MICROBIOLOGY COUNCIL OF NIGERIA: AN ANARCHY WAITING TO HAPPEN.

“the Microbiology Council of Nigeria Bill, if passed and assented to, will breed chaos between the Microbiology practitioners and the various healthcare professionals.” Says Dr K.N Elechi-Amadi.

In recent times, many Bills seeking to establish similar Acts of parliament have been sponsored by lawmakers. Some of these include: Institute of Chartered Biochemists and Molecular Biologists of Nigeria Bill, Anatomy Council of Nigeria Bill, Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria amendment Bill and now the Microbiology Council of Nigeria Bill.
The National Assembly is empowered to make laws for the good governance of Nigeria. One wonders how some of the Bills listed above, will contribute to a better health or educational system for the country.

In the world of medical sciences, there are disciplines that are regarded as “professional” while others may be seen as “basic”. The world knows about the duties and functions of the various health professionals; physicians, Dentists, Medical Laboratory Scientists (Biomedical Scientists in UK), Pharmacists, Optometrists, Physiotherapists, Radiographers, Dental Therapists, Nurses, etc. In the training of these professionals in the universities, they are required to pass through “pre-clinical” stages where they are taught the “basic medical sciences” namely Biochemistry, Anatomy, Physiology, Microbiology. These are usually taught in year two and year three in the universities, along with General Study Courses (GSS/GST courses). They thereafter proceed to the “clinical” stages where they are taught the applications of these disciplines in health and diseases. It is not possible to see the Departments of any basic medical science (Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, as it were) in the hospital setting for the purpose of rendering healthcare services, because the “basic medical science” alone cannot provide the knowledge, skills and dexterity required to manage the sick. However, the knowledge gained by the health professionals in basic medical sciences is usually helpful in providing the foundation for their training towards becoming healthcare practitioners.

Microbiology, like her sisters, Biochemistry, Physiology and Anatomy, is variedly applied in various other disciplines and professions, at Specialists levels. There are Medical Doctors, Dentists, Medical Laboratory Scientists, Pharmacists, Nurses, Veterinary Surgeons, Optometrists, etc, who are specialists and consultants in the field of Medical Microbiology. These professionals have acquired the training, skills, competence and of course the licensure as enshrined in the various extant professional Acts of Parliament to practice. These skills, knowledge and competence to apply Microbiology in healthcare is beyond the scope of the ordinary Microbiology graduate, who is not trained to render healthcare services. This is the situation and trend globally, as health professions are stringently regulated at training and practice levels, for the good of the society.

Therefore, the Microbiology Council of Nigeria Bill, if passed and assented to, will breed chaos between the Microbiology practitioners and the various healthcare professionals. For example, Medical Laboratory Scientists render diagnostic and research services in Medical Microbiology laboratories in hospitals, clinics and other health facilities as enshrined in the Medical Laboratory Science Council of Nigeria (MLSCN) Act 11 of 2003 (CAP M25, LFN, 2004). No other person or group of persons has the training, knowledge or skills as recognized by Law to render these services. And, of course, no sane country can give licensure to more than one group of health professionals to render the same professional service. The looming anarchy will arise from the provision in Section 2(g) of the proposed Bill which provides that the Microbiology Council shall have powers to “inspect, regulate and accredit organizations with Microbiology laboratories”. That means that health facilities with medical microbiology laboratories would be under the control of the Microbiology Council of Nigeria! This provision is ultra vires, because the MLSCN has the mandate to “inspect, regulate and accredit medical laboratories” (Section 4(h) of MLSCN refers). Again, the proposed Bill provides that the Microbiology Council shall “regulate and control the practice of professional Microbiologists in all its ramification” (Section 2f). That means that all the aforementioned health professionals will now be answerable to this Microbiology Council. Where on earth does such happen? What becomes of the relevant provisions in the various extant Acts of Parliament that regulate the various health professions?

On the training aspect, the proposed Bill provides that the Microbiology Council of Nigeria will “regulate the training of Microbiologists' in any institution in Nigeria and give periodic accreditation to institutions”. This has far-reaching implications as well. With this provision, the Departments of Medical Microbiology in the Faculties of Medical Laboratory Science, Basic Clinical Sciences as well the Department of Pharmaceutical Microbiology in the Faculty of Pharmacy, will be regulated and accredited by the new Council, against the extant provisions in the Medical Laboratory Science Council of Nigeria (MLSCN), Pharmacists Council of Nigeria, and other health professional regulatory Laws! The provision in the proposed Bill to “regulate the production, importation, sale and stocking of food products, drinks, wears, drugs and other associated products requiring Microbiological attention” is already within the purview of NAFDAC Act. It will be nice to see how this Bill will supplant the extant provisions in the NAFDAC Act.

Furthermore, the Bill does not define those it refers to as Microbiologists. It does not also specify whether or not Microbiology is a medical science discipline. Microbiology is a multidisciplinary area, and can be looked at from various aspects, namely Medical Microbiology, Industrial/Applied Microbiology, Environmental Microbiology, and Public Health Microbiology. Each of these aspects has diverse players in it. For example, Medical Laboratory Scientists and other healthcare professionals are major players in Medical Microbiology, and Public Health. The industrial aspect also has many others in addition to the graduates of Microbiology, including the Science Laboratory Technologists, who by the provisions of the NISLT Act, are empowered to control industrial labs. The environment has many players, from Microbiologists to Forests specialists (in Agricultural Science), Plant Scientists, Botanists, Animal and Environmental Biologists, Marine specialists, Environmental Engineers, Geologists, Geographers, Environmental Chemists/Biochemists, etc. It will be the most difficult area to regulate by way of Microbiology Council of Nigeria.

Since there is no definition of who a Microbiologist is in the proposed Bill, it will be difficult to state in clear terms the particular persons or group that the Microbiology Council of Nigeria seeks to regulate. Will it be proper to extend the powers of the Microbiology Council of Nigeria into the areas already domiciled in the extant Laws establishing the Medical Laboratory Science Council of Nigeria or any other regulatory body, with the attendant negative consequences on our national system? Can we, as a nation, afford to travel that path at this critical point in our national life? Many more questions that may agitate any critical mind: how does this Bill add value to the socio-economic or health sector of the country, since the powers and functions of the proposed Microbiology Council of Nigeria are already enshrined in other extant Acts of Parliament? What role are the sponsors of this Bill expected to play in the health sector? What does Nigeria stand to gain from this Bill? Which other country has a Council to regulate Microbiology? Already, the Nigerian Institute of Science Laboratory Technology (NISLT) Act 12 of 2003, has empowered the NISLT to regulate the laboratories in industries, research institutes, schools and post-secondary institutions (Section 2(l) of NISLT Act). Will the Microbiology Council replace NISLT?
There is need for the lawmakers to critically assess the socio-political and economic impacts of the Bills before them so as to continue to serve as a body of true representatives of the people.
God bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

~ Dr. K. N. Elechi-Amadi, Portharcourt

This is a lol bill
Health / Re: Pharmacies Threaten Nationwide Shut Down On Tuesday If Buhari Doesn't Sign Pharm by nurain150(m): 7:49pm On Aug 29, 2022
matify83:
Shutting down for just 2 hours is like going on a tea break.

That action can not even make the news on Channels TV much more catching the attention of the government.

What is the content of the pharmacy bill if I may ask?
oga it now signed
Politics / Re: Polytechnic Graduates Mock University Students Over ASUU Strike (Video) by nurain150(m): 1:16am On Aug 28, 2022
Lol you wan dey compare bsc except in commercial field u go hear am when they finally graduate
Travel / I Have A Bank That Solves The 20$ Limit by nurain150(m): 7:22am On Aug 24, 2022
Providus bank and chipper cash are.

but however rate is high.

is there any microfinace bank that provides high limit
Business / Re: Unlimited Abittrage by nurain150(m): 5:37pm On Aug 23, 2022
xiitu:
Did you check the date the video was posted at all??

The USD rate on astropay at the time of posting the video was 615/$ and was 640/$ on binance.



how long does it take for astropay to withdraw to my naira account
Investment / Standard Chartered Bypass $20 Naira Card Li!it by nurain150(m): 8:19pm On Aug 22, 2022
I saw a standard chartered 100$ bypass limit with their visa infinity card with a 100$ monthly spending limit
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: Manchester United Vs Liverpool (2 - 1) On 22nd August 2022 by nurain150(m): 6:00pm On Aug 22, 2022
man u accept defeat no go disgrace una self
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: Leeds Vs Chesea (3 - 0) On 21st August 2022 by nurain150(m): 3:27pm On Aug 21, 2022
3-0

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European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) / Re: Leeds Vs Chesea (3 - 0) On 21st August 2022 by nurain150(m): 3:20pm On Aug 21, 2022
stream link abeg
Technology Market / Re: This Thread Is Only For Aliexpress Shopper by nurain150(m): 7:41pm On Aug 18, 2022
Rayliousity:
i'm not eager to create their card cause i already have USD card with chipper cash.... hope the amount is >,= $12 ... I don't know their rate sha...
what is their dollar to naira rate is it 500 naira
Crime / Re: Lady Arrested By NDLEA Shares Her Story After Being Released (Pics, Video) by nurain150(m): 9:43am On Aug 04, 2022
She was lucky to be stopped here in Nigeria.

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Programming / The Popular Dark Web And How To Access It. by nurain150(m): 4:37pm On Jul 29, 2022
Dark Web Defination
The dark web has become a place of mystery and a lot of horrible things are happening. However, the dark web is not far-fetched from accessing it with just a click of your fingertip. The dark web is the secret part of the internet not accessible by search engines like Google, Yahoo or Bing, and other popular search engines, it, however, requires specialized browsers to access it, normal browsers such as chrome and firefox are unable to access the dark because every website on the internet that is known ends with a '.com','.net' and various other types of extensions. The dark web website ends with '.onion' domain name, this makes it impossible to be accessed on a normal browser or for a search engine to index websites on the dark web. That is the simple reason why the dark web is hidden. You've heard people saying the dark web provides anonymity for its users, as opposed to the open internet. Yes, it does, everyone on the dark web is an unknown person hiding behind a face mask. Researchers have found out that the dark web is full of 57% percent illegal content. If you are looking for information about the dark web, then this article is for you. Keep reading to find out what the internet hides from us.

You can read more on how to access it here below:


https://vocal.media/01/the-dark-web-what-is-it-and-easy-way-to-access-it

Computers / World Fastest Computer Is Here: Check It Out by nurain150(m): 9:59pm On Jun 06, 2022
The world fastest super computer is here it goes by the name Frontier with a whole lot processing power ever in human history.
Seun
Lalasticlala
https://vocal.media/futurism/frontier-beats-fugaku-to-become-the-fastest-computer-in-the-world
Programming / How Is My Hackerone Guys Doing by nurain150(m): 9:22pm On Jun 06, 2022
Guys in hackerone how have you been. My fellow hackers. Recently I left bug bounty to look for money in article writing and kdp.
Crime / Re: Liberian Man On The Run After Murdering His Girlfriend Over Infidelity (photos) by nurain150(m): 7:27pm On Jun 06, 2022
Time to spam lol.

I published my article about the world fastest computer.
You can read it here:
https://vocal.media/futurism/frontier-beats-fugaku-to-become-the-fastest-computer-in-the-world
Sports / Re: Matiyasi FC, South African Club Banned For Life After Beating Opponent 59-1 by nurain150(m): 3:23pm On Jun 04, 2022
Lol
Foreign Affairs / Re: Iran Will Never Have A Nuclear Weapon, Trump Tweets by nurain150(m): 12:29am On Jun 02, 2022
Now they have a nuclear program
Education / Re: Should I Further Or Go For Pharmacy by nurain150(m): 11:10pm On May 29, 2022
Kwara1stson:
says who ? If u have ur license I will look for someone who will pay u 500k annually for it and 120k monthly working as superintendent Pharmacist before Monday.
A pharm student here sir.
Health / Re: Furore Over Doctor Of Pharmacy Degree In Nigerian Universities. by nurain150(m): 4:39pm On Apr 24, 2022
Osoboshi:
yes

Are you a Pharm ?

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