₦airaland Forum

I can see... kwale egbo is in action

Igbo people self! if watching the movie it won't be this real

anjigirl:
Don't mind the people on here judging the wife,i know the history of the OP he is very clueless,immature and insecure,all his life revolves around that lady! Imagine he created 5 thread and everything is all about his wife, he could not even compose a sensible post he will soon die of hyperthenson

Wetin pain me pass be say I don already comment.

oooooh sorry bro u can do nothing

see how the guy grab the boobs like say 2moro no dey. lmao

nawa o, only Nigeria fuel is scarce water is scarce light is scarce, very soon sex will be scarce

what annoys me the most is DAT wen election is coming up, one idiot will comeout and say he can make power supply stable within 48 hours and people will sacrifice their selves just to vote for the idiot

mitcheeeeeew. see wot battle for supremacy has cause.

irunoobo:
[size=13pt]I know it must be an igbo church from the east. Talk about the make money by all means spirit they possess The reason why Nnamdi Kanu was scamming them with fake Biafra agitations to recieve donations from the gullible one's worldwide while lying he has a nuclear submarine parked in his papa compound which will be used to fight the zoo Now he is at Kuje prison drinking gaari and coconut and wishing he was still in London scamming gullible biafrans [/size]

.d guy no dey form superman again

GurlFriend:
According to the Medical Director, Synapse Services Resource Centre, Dr. Vincent Udenze, one in every four Nigerian is living with one form of mental disorder or another.

Udenze further noted that one in seven persons would suffer a serious episode of mental illness in their lifetime.

Udenze made this startling prognosis at the inauguration of the centre at Lekki, Lagos.

According to the mental health specialist, Nigerians suffer the consequences of mental health problems due to the acute shortage of registered health facilities and the stigma attached to the condition.

Udenze added, “One in every four Nigerian has one form of mental disorder and one in every seven will suffer serious mental health problems. This is a conservative estimate, considering that many Nigerians with mental challenges do not seek help because they do not want people to stigmatise them and their families.”

He also lamented that the majority of the health care institutions in the country paid less attention to mental illness cases.

He said, “Look around, we have got over 50 government hospitals looking after pregnant women. We have thousands of private hospitals and maternal homes for women and children. How many mental health facilities are in Lagos with a population of over 18 million people? They are very few.

“If you provide the environment, facility and make people aware that it exists, you will be surprised at the response you are going to get. The truth is that the government will never be able to do enough in tackling the menace of mental health because it does not have enough resources for that.

“While the government is doing what it can, the private sector, non-governmental organisations, and individuals must come together to address stigma and provide facilities for those who need treatment before they fall into the wrong hands.”

To make a difference, Udenze said the centre would establish more centres in the state, just as its foundation would provide free treatment for indigent patients.

http://www.punchng.com/one-in-four-nigerians-has-mental-disorder-expert/

Na true.

tuna4servi:
And so?

. Lol.