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tomakint:lol Buhari/Bakare didnt have crowds anywhere in the south in 2011. Some even think he didnt campaign in SE and SS at all. But now we see large crowd in PH and Imo which were strongholds of GEJ in 2011.... Bro are you sure no be you e go do like magic? |
Tycike:1000+ |
PDP is only afraid. Everyone knows that GMB has more than an O/level certificate. If PDP can by any means crook or otherwise remove GMB from the equation they will be glad, so they are exploiting the back door approach. But Nigeria cannot afford another 4 year of cluelessness in government... Just cant afford it. Nigeria need change! |
What has this got to do with Buhari? The current governor of Katsina State is a PDP Man. Direct your grievance to Ibrahim Shema, the PDP Governor and tell GEJ to call his boy to order and leave Buhari out. |
ilugunboy:Abi o. I know TBS and its capacity very well. I have attended many programs there and I know they have not extended its capacity. And when you cant even get a place like TBS filled up to capacity and you call it a massive crowd, I wonder what Ameachi should call the crowd that overfilled the capacity of PH stadium. If Osinbajo should invite only members of his church and friends, they should get TBS filled. Abeg let them continue deceiving themselves.... make we tell them say the crowd pass 5 million sef. What a massive crowd!!! |
You guys will not stop deceiving Mr Stealing-Is-Not-Corruption.... Where is the massive crowd in these pictures? What I see is a scanty TBS.
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scribble:Buhari was in Bayelsa while Osibanjo was in Edo... Talk of team work to cover many grounds. If they work as a team like this when elected on the project Nigeria, we will be better for it. |
Originalsly:Bro, we have some test results already, though not fully conclusive on the exact problem yet, could be TB or cancer. The concluding tests we are told will be chest CT scan and Laparoscopy as explained in our last report. We are looking for the best place we can have these conclusive tests at the best price; reason why we checked Reddington, Paelon Memorial, Eko Hospital and AVLSC. And we reported our findings of these places already. Now some people are now suggesting we check Mecure also, and we are considering it. LCC where he met the Oncologist recommends he continue with the current TB treatment and they also called for some tests which we are yet to carry out considering the cost and trying to avoid repetition of tests. They can refer us to a place for Laparoscopy if we commence the tests they called for with them but we are considering and comparing cost. The place we were 1st referred to by Life Specialist quoted around N300k for Laparoscopy. We think it is too high. Some people suggested we forward the results we have so far to HCG in India and get their opinion. It costs us nothing to do that while we are still working to get a a conclusive diagnosis. So we mailed them and they replied us among other things; their treatment plan and cost of treatment base on the test results we have so far. Doctors working with us disagree with chemotherapy included in their treatment plan. TB is currently being treated as it is one of the suspected problems and the cost of treatment is not much. Fortunately the relief Ahmed is having is due to that treatment. Against all odds, we are praying and hoping Ahmed only has TB and not cancer, but Laparoscopy will be the conclusive test. I hope this explanation is detailed now. |
aisha2:You people are still not getting us. We contacted HCG in India, we sent them all the reports we had so far. They later sent us their bill and treatment plan which includes Chemotherapy. The Doctors walking with us like you also disagree with the chemotherapy in their treatment plan, so we have to shelve their proposal for the time being. The reality we have to adjust with is that salvation might not necessarily be in the name 'India Hospital', but in getting the right hospital with the best treatment plan anywhere it is. Themaingate: delpee:Thank you very much. |
delpee:Thank you. Can you help us with the exact address at Oshodi or Lekki and if possible contact phone numbers. Cheers. |
Gboliwe:Thanks. You are a wonderful person and I admire you too. Compliments of the season! But stop supporting that Otueke man in 2015 ![]() |
Eyin eniyan mi!!! O ye my people!!! |
babyosisi:Ok all the above are noted. With your suggestion that we send all the reports to India and start preparing him for India. We will seriously consider them ma in line with all other suggestions we have. Thank you ma. |
Busybody2:Trust me, no one hears of cancer and go to bed and sleep soundly. We like all of you are eager to confirm or rule it out as soon as possible. What we need is the practical way to go about it with or without the current hospital treating him. If the hospital is slow, as we think they are, what do we do? Compel them to hasten up? Yes! but we have to approach it with care, reason we kept asking for a doctor on ground to help us 'compel' them to hasten up. Alternatively or in addition is to liaise with other doctors and seek their opinion and practical things we can do to get a confirmation as soon as we can, and Royver is helping us with that. We are also still opened to other practical suggestions of what we can do to get a conclusion as soon as we can, preferably not a 'read in between the lines' suggestions. |
babyosisi:Sorry you feel your time was wasted. You requested for those reports and we gave you because we think you are a concerned party and we can make use of your suggestions and opinions. We are happy we have yours and others' opinions, and we made use of them as much as we can in our iteration with the doctors treating him. But it was impractical for us to fully play Dr Osisi Vs The Doctors treating him. Ahmed's life was in between. We went about making use of your suggestions with care. What we didn't know was that your suggestions and opinion should be consider as a final authority. Am sorry we were and still unable to do so. In the multitude of counsel there is safety says an holy book. We would rather consider all opinions and suggestions and take the best decision we can take in the best interest of Ahmed. |
babyosisi:So what do we do? Meet the doctors and tell them one anonymous doctor online called babyosisi think 'this' and 'this' should be the problem and they should do 'this' and 'this'? Then they 'bamboos' us with all the medical jargon in the world why they don't agree with you (while feeling we think they are incompetent) and we keep shaking our heads like agama lizard not having a clear clue to what they are saying. Then we come back to relate to you what they say and you send us back to them making us like a ping pong ball with precious time wasted in between. This is why we need a doctor on the ground who can fully grab your explanation and discuss with those treating him, he will not be 'bamboosed' like us and he can ask real questions, agree and disagree with them because he is not a medical novice. But in the meantime, we are in discussion with Royver - A Nairalander who is also a medical doctor based in Nigeria (though not in Lagos). He is following this thread and might have read everyone's questions and concerns. He has seen all the tests results too and asked questions with answers provided and suggested we carry out few more (not so expensive) tests, after which he will be able to give us his conclusion and further advise us on what to do. If need be, we might invite him to Lagos, hoping he will be able to make it. We are not interested in proving anyone right or wrong, or further analysis of concerns we already shared, we are interested in practical positive way forward for Ahmed. He is all that matters here. Thank you. |
aisha2:What realities ma? What should we have listened to and treat without proper tests? All the diagnosis that were being thrown up on Nairaland before tests were conducted have been ruled out. At least now we know his kidneys and liver are ok which was the reason people were suggesting we fly him to India and look for donors in the 1st place. If we had listened without conducting these tests we would have wasted more money. The tests carried out are not conclusive yet but fact is progress have been made and we are closer to getting to exact problem than all the guess diagnosis we had on Nairaland before now. We are dealing with someone's life here, we cannot run with guess diagnosis ma. |
babyosisi:We are yet to be briefed on that and on the test report they got yesterday, we are waiting to meet with their CMD later in the day to get the briefing and ask questions raised. R231 will post an update when we have it. |
babyosisi:Ahmed initiated it, though we initially opposed it, we later took it up with the doctors treating him yesterday and this morning and they have no objection to it as long as he will be taking his medications promptly and come for his check up regularly. Ahmed agreed to those conditions and he was discharged today with his drugs and an appointment for a check up in few days. |
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Themaingate:Thank you for your well composed post. We totally agree with all you wrote and share same sentiments with you. But we decided to let him go home while paying close attention to him for the following reasons; 1. The doctors treating him have no objection to him being an out patient 2. In the light of many questions and suggestions here, we think it might be easier to have another doctor/consultant go through the test results we have and examine him for a second opinion. This we know they might not find easy to do if Ahmed is still on admission with the hospital treating him. 3. All in all, if we have any reason to send him back on admission we will do so promptly. Thank you. |
Jbluv55:Thanks bro. We are not even defending the hospital, we shared all the concerns raised and we did make effort to address them with the hospital. This is part of the reason we insisted on having copies of all the test results so we can share them with other medical experts and have other opinions(which was not easy considering the fact that Nigerian Doctors dont like sharing medical reports, as if the patient has no right to it) But there is very little we can do to change the course of their approach since we are not medical experts. And you will agree with me that it will be silly of us to tell them some anonymous online medical experts think they are rip off and their approach is wrong. So in the interest of Ahmed all issues have to be handled carefully. Reason why we shared these concerns some days ago on this thread and asked for suggestions. All of the opnions we got so far are also not conclusive and many of them also suggested more tests to reach a definite conclusion. What we need are practical suggestions and not dramas and shows. If any of the medical experts here will also volounteer to visit the consultants and ask real questions from one expert to another we will also appreciate. Till we have a better alternative we have no choice than to accept their approach and judgement in the interest of Ahmed while we continue to ask questions we get from other opinions. |
babyosisi:That was the only report/paper that came from Eruwon. Before the current hospital commenced the series of tests they embarked on. |
babyosisi:Thank you. We will ask them. Mynd just collected the abdominal CT's scan today and took it to the hospital. We expect to hear form them tomorrow and ask further questions, including the possibilities of Ahmed being an out patient. |
Busybody2:Ordinarily I would have ignored all these but for the benefit of those reading so you dont mislead readers who might took your words for facts. Even though you give the impression you possess some knowledge of medicine, you are yet to tell us that you are a specialists in cases like Ahmed's case or prove to us you know better than those specialists currently handling him. Medical doctors from this site mailed us to give us their opinions and suggestions. Osisi even even took all the test reports we have so far to other specialists in US and forwarded to us their opinions and suggestions, all which we are taking into consideration. 1. You seem to have more information on the tests carried out at LUTH than we and Ahmed have. Please forward them to us. 2. Which of the reports on Nov.27 reveals cancerous cells? We were only informed of cancerous cells about a week or two ago when one of the results of the tests came. Can you please give me a link to that Nov 27 report? 3. The hospital is not ignoring anything but waiting for the result of the Abdominal CT scan that only came today Dec.17th. 4. If TB was suspected and the cost of treating it is not much why should it be ignored? And whatever improvement Ahmed has now is due to that treatment. 5. And who are "these people" that are still making it about them, their money, their sleepless nights, their numerous phone calls? Where is TeHN making it all about them? Our focus remains Ahmed's health. 6. Again I repeat, We are concerned with the time taken to reach a definite diagnosis including the amount spent, and we did inform the hospital of our concerns but we were told Ahmed has to be systematical and thoroughly examined so they don't get it wrong. We have no choice but to respect their demand and process till we are presented with better alternatives. Also taking into consideration Mynd's explanation that test results in Nigeria don't come out in few hours, but most times take days. 7. The reality I have to accept is that Ahmed is being treated in Nigeria hospitals with a lot of inadequacies which is unlike UK hospitals you are familiar with or other part of the world, where the facilities are in place and results are gotten in hours. 8. We already requested for suggestions of better alternatives days ago on this thread and beside your complaints and raising issues we already raised and taken with the hospital, you are yet to suggest to us a better alternative. Do you have a better hospital in mind? Do you suggest we fly him out of the country without a definite diagnosis? Or what exactly do you want us to do that we have not done? |
Busybody2:what are your a b c d ? Nothing definite or conclusive was reach at the early weeks, may be our layman reporting got you confused. BTW, Ahmed has been with the hospital for about 5 weeks not months. Look through the report below again and tell us in specific terms where their procedure became questionable and we might take it up with them. r231: |
Busybody2:Your concern is noted, we thought of the possibility too, but we are unable to reach the conclusion that it is a rip off. We also have no guarantee that taking him to another hospital apart from teaching hospitals will be less expensive. Private Specialists Hospitals in Nigeria are very expensive from our findings. However, the way forward is to suggest alternatives. What are your suggestions? |
Busybody2:There is no need for all these Iyalode. 1. We report events as they are being carried out and we are mindful of every penny spent. The N120K deposited for biopsy is still with the hospital and we have not reached the stage of asking for refund since we are yet to reach a logical conclusion. 2. We are not aware of the tests carried out at Eruwon and how the doctor there reached his conclusions, as the attached is the only document that followed Ahmed out of Eruwon and you will agree with us no specialist can work with that. 3. We are concerned with the time taken to reach a definite diagnosis including the amount spent, and we did inform the hospital of our concerns but we were told Ahmed has to be systematical and thoroughly examined so they don't get it wrong. We guess this is their style. 4. We also contemplated taking him somewhere else, but the teaching hospitals' doctors are still on strike and taking him to another private hospital might mean starting all over again. 5. But we did inform the hospital we wish to get a definite result soon else we might have to consider alternatives. 6. Fortunately Ahmed is looking and getting better and now wish to be be an out patient. 7. What is paramount to us is getting the diagnosis right on point and Ahmed getting the right treatment, we wish it could have been faster and less costly but unfortunately it is not. This is one of the realities of healthcare challenges of this country. Thank you.
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OP, this is not a rocket science, the choice we have to make make is as clear as daylight for those who are sincere at heart and not sentimental, let me use the words of my governor: “…if we are unhappy with what we have, the logical thing to do is to attempt to change it with our votes and to change the next one too if we do not find what we want until we find what we all want. That is when the people would truly have attained power” – Babatunde Fashola No one with the right conscience can claim this administration is anywhere near fair, I mean Nigerians deserve better. What is the legacy of this administration? To bluntly put it, Jonathan administration will only be remembered for the level of corruption it bred. We know many collected billions for petrol they never supply, who was jailed? Nobody. Pension scam; who was jailed? Nobody. Employment scam, nobody. Till date we are yet to see the result of audited account of NNPC to find the missing $20 Billion. Lets not even start to talk about insecurity, and let no one tell me that some people or a region made the country ungovernable for Jonathan, it only proves he is weak and clueless if despite the enormous power he commands he can not deal with them. So the most sensible thing to do is to try another hand and another party on the job, if the new hand fails or unable to meet our expectation then we vote him out again and try another hand till we get it. That is the way it is done in advanced democracy all over the world. But there is no bigger madness than to keep trying the same thing and expect a different result. |
brownlord2:Buhari has a cattle farm. He is content with the income from the farm and his pension. Even the holy book says 'godliness with contentment is a great gain' and that 'a good name is better than gold (riches)'. At this stage of our national life, we don't need greedy people who are accumulating billions they cannot spend in their lifetime, which they think they will use to better the life of their children and grand children not knowing they are destroying the lives of those children by not teaching them the dignity of labour and hard work. We need someone to inspire our youth to simple godly living with respect and honour. Not all these corrupt people that are teaching our future generations how steal billions and get away, those to whom stealing is not corruption. |
Firefire:You are are more active on this thread than most well known APC members... na wa for u ![]() |
barcanista:http://www.tvcontinental.tv/livestreaming |
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