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 Politics › Re: Peace Talks Split Boko Haram Into Two Groups by Objektive: 8:10am On Oct 20, 2014 |
I AM SURE YOU DONT EVEN HAVE A PVC CARD. YOUR OWN ENDS HERE joseph1832: |
| Politics › Re: Peace Talks Split Boko Haram Into Two Groups by Objektive: 8:09am On Oct 20, 2014 |
WHY ARE SOME PEOPLE PEOPLE ANGRY THAT THEY IS HOPE OF PEACE? LOOKING FOR EVERY REASON TO AVOID PEACEFUL RESOLUTION EVEN WHEN THEY ABUSE OUR SOLDIERS? TYPING CONTINUOUSLY WHEN THEY CAN EASILY BE ENLISTED INTO THE ARMY? YEYE DEY SMELL FOR THIS COUNTRY SHA, SOME PEOPLE ARE HOOKED ON HATE AND ONLY DEATH WILL SAVE THEM. |
| Politics › Re: Gej's Incompetence Will Kill Us All If We Are Not Careful. by Objektive: 9:55am On Oct 02, 2014 |
WHO IS INCOMPETENT NOW? |
| Politics › Re: Gej's Incompetence Will Kill Us All If We Are Not Careful. by Objektive: 9:54am On Oct 02, 2014 |
UP GEJ!!!!! UP NIGERIA!!!!! EBOLA IS DOWN AND GONE TO ITS GRAVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BOKO HARAM HAS BEEN KNOCKED INTO COMA!!!!!! AND IS ABOUT TO GO!!!!! With quick and coordinated action by some of its top doctors, Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country, appears to have contained its first Ebola outbreak, the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday. As the epidemic rages out of control in three nations only a few hundred miles away, Nigeria is the only country to have beaten back an outbreak with the potential to harm many victims in a city with vast, teeming slums. “For those who say it’s hopeless, this is an antidote — you can control Ebola,” said Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, director of the C.D.C. Although officials are pleased that success was achieved in a country of 177 million that is a major transport and business hub — and whose largest city, Lagos, has 21 million people — the lessons here are not easily applicable to the countries at the epicenter: Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone. Public health officials in those countries remain overwhelmed by the scale of the outbreak and are desperate for additional international assistance. Nigeria’s outbreak grew from a single airport case, while in the three other countries the disease smoldered for months in remote rain-forest provinces and spread widely before a serious response was mounted. Ebola, Dr. Frieden said, “won’t blow over — you have to make a rapid, intense effort.” While the danger in Nigeria is not over, the health minister, Dr. Onyebuchi Chukwu, said in a telephone interview that his country was now better prepared, with six laboratories able to make diagnoses and response teams and isolation wards ready in every major state. After the first patient — a dying Liberian-American — flew into Lagos on July 20, Ebola spread to 20 other people there and in a smaller city, Port Harcourt. They have all now died or recovered, and the cure rate — 60 percent — was unusually high for an African outbreak. Meanwhile, local health workers paid 18,500 face-to-face visits to repeatedly take the temperatures of nearly 900 people who had contact with them. The last confirmed case was detected on Aug. 31, and virtually all contacts have passed the 21-day incubation period without falling ill. The success was in part the result of an emergency command center financed in 2012 by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to fight polio. As soon as the outbreak began, it was turned into the Ebola Emergency Operations Center. Also, the C.D.C. had 10 experts in Nigeria working on polio and H.I.V., who had already trained 100 local doctors in epidemiology; 40 of them were immediately reassigned to Ebola and oversaw the contact tracing. The chief of the command center, Dr. Faisal Shuaib, gave credit to a coordinated effort by the Health Ministry, the C.D.C., the World Health Organization, Unicef, Doctors Without Borders and the International Committee for the Red Cross. Also, he noted, Nigeria has significant advantages over poorer countries where the outbreak is out of control. It has many more doctors per capita, some educated abroad at top medical schools. Continue reading the main storyContinue reading the main storyContinue reading the main story It has standing teams of medical investigators, with vehicles and telephones, who normally trace outbreaks of other ills like cholera or Lassa fever. Lagos University Teaching Hospital was able to do Ebola tests in six hours. The hospitals where patients were isolated were equipped to do tests for electrolytes and blood proteins, both of which must be kept in balance as patients are fed orally or intravenously to replace fluids lost to diarrhea and vomiting. And air-conditioned hospitals let people wearing protective gear work longer without overheating. Nigeria also had some luck. Although the first patient, a businessman named Patrick Sawyer, was vomiting on his flight in, none of the roughly 200 others on the plane fell ill. Others did after helping him into a taxi to a hospital. And a patient in Port Harcourt went to her church and became violently ill during a ceremony in which the congregation laid hands on her. But none became infected. Dr. Sue Desmond-Hellmann, the Gates Foundation’s chief executive, said she was “heartened to see this positive result of the efforts of so many in Nigeria.” On July 17, Mr. Sawyer defied medical advice and left a hospital in Monrovia, Liberia, where he was being held for observation after caring for his sister, who died of Ebola, although it was unclear whether he knew what she had. Nigerian news reports said he used Liberian government contacts for permission to leave, flying to Lagos by way of Ghana and Togo. He planned to go to an economic development conference there and then fly back to Coon Rapids, Minn., for his children’s birthdays, according to media interviews with his widow. Taken to a small private hospital after he collapsed, he denied any contact with Ebola victims and was initially treated for malaria. He died on July 25. “That hospital had zero infection control,” Dr. Frieden said. A nurse who helped reinsert an IV line when Mr. Sawyer was delirious and bleeding wore no gloves, had a cut on her hand and did not wash it, he said. She later died. After malaria treatment failed, Ebola was “high on the index of suspicion,” Dr. Shuaib said. He learned about Mr. Sawyer’s diagnosis as he sat chatting in his office with a colleague. “I thought: ‘Oh, my God, not Nigeria. Not Lagos.’ I knew the potential for it to spread in a densely populated place.” Even though the emergency center swung into action quickly and aggressive contact tracing was possible because Nigeria’s Port Health Services obtained records of Mr. Sawyer’s travel, there were still problems. It took 14 days, Dr. Frieden said, for the first isolation ward to open in a former tuberculosis ward. “Health workers initially wouldn’t go in,” he said. “They were afraid. We ultimately trained 1,800 staff.” Wards were reconfigured to add space between beds, put in washing stations with chlorinated water and create rooms where doctors and nurses could carefully don and remove protective gear. The worked in teams of two so they could watch each other and prevent mistakes. Also, according to a C.D.C. study released Tuesday in the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, inaccurate news media reports before the government began offering official information “created a nationwide scare.” Sales of false cures, including “Blessed Salt,” shot up, and two Nigerians died of drinking large amounts of saltwater. But Dr. Shuaib emphasized that even terrified Nigerians did not deny the virus’s existence or attack health workers, as happened in the other countries. “No conspiracy theories entered the debate,” he said. Nigeria’s success shows how important preparation is, said Dr. Frieden, adding, “Some countries that could well be the next Lagos still don’t have a clue about how to deal with this.” http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/01/health/ebola-outbreak-in-nigeria-appears-to-be-over.html?smid=tw-share&_r=0 |
| Politics › Re: 2015: Jega Pursuing Northern Agenda - Inec Staff by Objektive: 4:38pm On Sep 26, 2014 |
21000 EXTRA POLING UNITS IN THE NORTH AND 8,000 IN THE SOUTH........DO U SEE THE HAND WRITING ON THE WALL NOW? HOPE WE ARE NOT HAVING ANOTHER SANUSI ON OUR HANDS 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Describe Sanusi Lamido Sanusi In Your Own Words by Objektive: 4:35pm On Sep 26, 2014 |
CLOWN WITH PhD IN FINANCING BOKO HARAM. DELETED MORE THAN 50,000 BANK JOBS AND THE NORTH WAS CLAPPING FOR HIM WHILE HE LEFT THE FULANI INFESTED BUREAU DE CHANGE TO KEEP SPECULATING ON OUR MONEY. FINALLY DISGRACED OUT OF OFFICE FOR SPEWING OUT VOODOO FIGURES ON IMAGINARY THEFT OF GOVERNMENT FUND. HE HURRIEDLY SPENT OVER N15B OF OUR COMMONWEALTH ON HIS HOME STATE AND WAS CROWNED AN EMIR IN KANO IN NORMAL CLIMES THIS CLOWN WILL NOT SEE THE 4 WALLS OF A CBN IMMEDIATELY AFTER 7 CONTINUOUS YEARS OF ISLAMIC STUDIES. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: US Denies Blocking Fg’s Purchase Of War Aircraft by Objektive: 12:16pm On Sep 25, 2014 |
YES DANGOTE CEMENT MADE A PROFIT OF N102 BILLION FROM SALES OF A LITTLE ABOVE 210B IN 2012. THAT IS EXTRA ORDINARY I TELL U. hercules07: Lagos has not been sold to anybody, though, there is a lot of corruption in Lagos as well. Dangote is a hustler, in Nigeria, his type of hustling yields returns at a geometric pace. |
| Politics › Re: US Denies Blocking Fg’s Purchase Of War Aircraft by Objektive: 12:02pm On Sep 25, 2014 |
YOU ARE RIGHT ON SPOT LAGOS STATE HAS ALMOST BEEN SOLD TO ONE MAN AND GULLIBLE NIGERIANS ARE CLAPPING FOR THEM shymexx: Yes, a lot of folks are paid. 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: US Denies Blocking Fg’s Purchase Of War Aircraft by Objektive: 10:21am On Sep 25, 2014 |
THIS IS THE SPIRIT OF NIGERIA! SEVERAL AFRICAN COUNTRIES LIKE CONGO (BRAZZAVILLE/ KINSHASA ) ETC WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO STAND WHAT HAS HAPPENED TO THIS COUNTRY IN THE PAST 3YEARS WITH THE ACTIVE SUPPORT OF THE USA AND SOME BORN TO RULE ELEMENTS IN NIGERIA. BY NEXT WEEK THE NIGERIAN ARMY WILL BE ACCUSED OF GENOCIDE AGAINST BOKO HARAM. THANK GOD THE TERRORIST THAT ARE SURRENDERING ARE NOT BEING KILLED IN ANGER........U WOULD BE SURPRISED TO SEE THE VIDEO IS SAHARA REPORTERS. BEING ON THE SIDE OF BOKO AND EDITING SCENES FOR THEM WHEN THEY ARE KILLED. NIGERIA WILL SURVIVE THIS ONSLAUGHT...................AND COME OUT STRONGER Amya: Do anyone really expect the US to outrightly claim they are against our war efforts? They are not dumb! 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Army Arrest 50 Fleeing Terrorists In Borno Truck by Objektive: 2:28pm On Sep 24, 2014 |
#OperationElectionMustHoldInTheNorthEastCome2015! YOU WANT TO DO LIKE IVORY COAST ABI? WHERE A WAR TORN AREA WAS MORE POPULATED THAN THE PEACEFUL CAPITAL..........JEGGA IS TRYING TO CREATE MORE POLLING STATIONS FOR YOU IN SAMBISA AND KONDUGA...... THIS IS DEAD ON ARRIVAL |
| Politics › Re: Synagogue: Lagos Suspends Probe by Objektive: 1:50pm On Sep 24, 2014 |
YOU ARE SO EMPTY! chrisbaba1: [size=14pt]Be reasonable, fashola cannot do anything if the federal government says he should hands off, its a federal issue now because south African government is involved!!! All he can do is watch. As for the outcome at the federal level, Jonathan will ensure the case is squashed unfortunately! !! Prophets prayer to win election is more important to him than people's lives! 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: I Would‘ve Fired Diezani If I Were President – Atiku by Objektive: 9:32am On Sep 24, 2014 |
YEAH IF Tinubu GIVES U A GOAT TO VOTE FOR U WILL VOTE. WE KNOW UR TYPES 30secs: If he's able to secure the APC ticket, I would definitely vote him over GEJ. In fact, I would probably vote for any one except GEJ! |
| Politics › Re: I Would‘ve Fired Diezani If I Were President – Atiku by Objektive: 9:29am On Sep 24, 2014 |
TRUR TALK acmilan1: u nailed it |
| Politics › Re: I Would‘ve Fired Diezani If I Were President – Atiku by Objektive: 9:26am On Sep 24, 2014 |
THAT IS HOW YOU GOATS WERE MAKING NOISE ABOUT ANDREW AZAZZI AND CALLING HIM CLUELESS BECAUSE HE IS NOT ONE OF UR BORN-TO-RULE. TELL ME WHO IS MORE CLUELESS NOW? ANDREW AZAZZI OR SAMBO DASUKI? LOOK AT THE KIDNAP SAGA AND OTHER THINGS AND NOBODY I MEAN NO NEWS PAPER CARRIES HIS FACE ON FRONT PAGE. ATIKU AND CRIMINALS LIKE YOU IMPOVERISH THE NORTH FOR THE BENEFIT OF YOURSELF AND YOUR IMMEDIATE CRONIES. JUST SHUT UP Atiku 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Govt Officials Blame The US For Arms Purchase Scandal. by Objektive: 10:10am On Sep 18, 2014 |
BEREM TRY AND REPLY THE ARTFUL AND MISLEADING HEADING THAT IS THE EXCLUSIVE PRESERVE OF PROPAGANDIST. THIS IS NOT AN ANSWER berem: you have been mute since this illegal arms deal by Jonathan and Pastor Ayotallah Bin Oritsejafor started. What do you have to say in the matter? |
| Politics › Re: Govt Officials Blame The US For Arms Purchase Scandal. by Objektive: 9:49am On Sep 18, 2014 |
DaBullIT: [size=30pt]You no try , he get something wey them dey call international relations and i no sure say russia too like 9ja ,I CONCUR 2 Likes 1 Share |
| Politics › Re: Govt Officials Blame The US For Arms Purchase Scandal. by Objektive: 9:43am On Sep 18, 2014 |
APC ON THE LOOSE AGAIN arresa: Why should they give sensitive machine like apache just for you to turn around and give it to BH? Abi how many time have you surrendered your military bases and weapons for BH to loot and kill you with |
| Politics › Re: Govt Officials Blame The US For Arms Purchase Scandal. by Objektive: 9:36am On Sep 18, 2014 |
YOU ARE A FOOL TO IMAGINE THAT THE US WANTS TO HELP NIGERIANS!!!! HOW MANY MONTHS HAVE THEY BEEN IN NIGERIA WITH SATELLITES AND THEY CANNOT LOCATE THE GIRLS NOR WARN THE TROOPS WHEN BOKO HARAM WANTS TO ATTACK? THE TRUTH IS BITTER omenka: And it gets more interesting!!! |
| Politics › Re: Atiku Kicks Against Automatic Ticket For Buhari by Objektive: 1:01pm On Sep 17, 2014 |
datribune: Pls try & educate urself on d history of our country & u will realize d quality of d man, GMB & why knowledgeable people wit a sense of history highly revere him. While GEJ's govt will go down in nigerian history as one of d most inept & corrupt govts, d Buhari/Idiagbon regime remains d reference point 4 good governance, discipline & integrity. GMB rescued nigeria frm an economic catastrophe worse than what Greece experienced recently. He saved nigeria frm d abyss it was plunged by greedy looters & criminals masquerading as politicians of d NPN (d evil ancestor of d PDP) & once again made d country solvent while rejecting d IMF loan & its slavish conditionalities. During his short stint as head of state he showed dat if we believe in ourselves & look inwards our country would be great. |
| Politics › Re: 2015: Lamido Kicks Against Jonathan’s Presidential Endorsement by Objektive: 10:48am On Sep 04, 2014 |
gawu1: What you may not know or know but only try to ignore is the fact that Lamido is one of the pioneer founders of PDP. That is, if someone must leave PDP between GEJ & Lamido, it should be GEJ. By the way, he has every right to aspire to achieve he ambition under the umbrella of his party, PDP. Therefore, it is logical that he refused to remain silences & intimated when some political money-bags are trying to circumvent his ambition.YEAH, IF SOMEONE MUST LEAVE APC BTW IKIMI AND BOLA, IT IS EBOLA Tinubu...............U SEE HOW IT SOUNDS? |
| Politics › Re: 2015: Lamido Kicks Against Jonathan’s Presidential Endorsement by Objektive: 10:47am On Sep 04, 2014 |
gawu1: What you may not know or know but only try to ignore is the fact that Lamido is one of the pioneer founders of PDP. That is, if someone must leave PDP between GEJ & Lamido, it should be GEJ. By the way, he has every right to aspire to achieve he ambition under the umbrella of his party, PDP. Therefore, it is logical that he refused to remain silences & intimated when some political money-bags are trying to circumvent his ambition.YEAH, IF SOMEONE MUST LEAVE APC BTW IKIMI AND BOLA, IT IS EBOLA THIEFNIBU...............U SEE HOW IT SOUNDS? |
| Politics › Re: No Bomb Blast Since After APC Victory In Osun State - DSS Spokesperson by Objektive: 10:17am On Aug 15, 2014 |
THE FACTS BEHIND THE FIGURES. THESE COINCIDENCE SPEAKS FOR ITSELF AND THE TRUTH IS BITTER.......HOW BITTER. KEEP ARRANGING FOR THE KIDNAP OF YOUR GIRLS AND BLAME IT ON JONATHAN. THIS REMINDS ME OF THE PROBLEMS ANDREW AZZAZZI WAS FACING....HIS FACE WILL BE ON EVERY NEWSPAPER AFTER EVERY BOMB BLAST AND ALL YOU SEE IS: CLUELESS PLANLESS USELESS ALL OF A SUDDEN BORN TO RULE DASUKI IS THERE FOR 1YEAR AND 5 MONTHS AND THE WORST BOMBINGS AND KIDNAPPINGS HAVE TAKEN PLACE AND NOBODY REMEMBERS THAT WE HAVE A NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER. NOBODY CALLS HIM CLUELESS NOBODY CALLS PLANLESS NOBODY CALLS USELESS IT IS NOW JONA.....KEEP WASTING UR 10MB SHA 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Osun Gov Poll Loss Painful – Presidency by Objektive: 10:24am On Aug 11, 2014 |
kabba7: The source of your pain is very clear you allocated part of the stolen $20 billion to the Oshun project amongst which was the huge money given to the commisioner of police on ground which he foolishly was.sharing thus ; spos #50,000 inspectors / Rank and file #30,000 unfortunately they did not do your dirty job that type of fear was why Obasanjo created the now armed civil defence to.prosecute his third term agenda that failled succesfuly so you better plan between now and 2015 for better option because the police could diisappoint so you better buckle up on the duties Nigerians gave you to do and stop story telling about opposition. Oshun is not a killers den take Omisore to Bayelsa as governor, no qualms .OH YOUTH HOW EMPTY YOU ARE!!!!! FOR THE FIRST TIME IN THE HISTORY OF NIGERIA FREE AND FAIR ELECTIONS ARE BEING HELD ARE BEING HELD AND IT DESERVES ALL THE RECOMMENDATIONS!!!!!! HOW MANY PEOPLE CAN CONTROL POWER AND STILL BE HUMBLE? THE CHANGE THAT WE NEED IN THIS COUNTRY IS RIGHT WITHIN US IF WE GET OUR ACTS RIGHT AND GIVE HONOUR AND COMMENDATION TO A LEVEL PLAYING GROUND.... |
| TV/Movies › Re: My Experience Of "Half Of A Yellow Sun" At The Cinema by Objektive: 12:41pm On Aug 04, 2014 |
I hope this film is not over edited? Cos the US version is really cool and could NEVER have been allowed to show unedited. 9ja thingz |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Cameroon Fires Two Army Officers After Boko Haram raids! by Objektive: 2:37pm On Jul 30, 2014 |
prettyboi1: I hope our clueless & cowardly president & his bandwagon of sycophants are seeing how a proactive leader works,functions and operates. GEJ is doing nothing but cowering in fear and "condemning attacks" from far and he claims to be "commander-in-chief". SMH.PAUL BIYA HAS BEEN A PRESIDENT SINCE 1981!!!!!!!! I AM FROM CROSS RIVER (we also have a long boundary with Cameroun) AND YOU CANNOT SURVIVE IN CAMEROUN FOR MORE THAN 1WEEK WITHOUT PAPERS. CAMEROUN IS A POLICE STATE PERIOD!!! I AM NOT TRYING TO DEFEND JONA BUT THE SAME PEOPLE COMPLAINING ARE THOSE THAT DO NOT EVEN WANT EVERY NIGERIAN TO CARRY IDENTITY CARDS/ DOCUMENTS. WE ARE JOKING IN THIS COUNTRY |
| Health › Re: Situation Report on the National Medical Association Emergency Delegates Meeting by Objektive: 11:03am On Jul 30, 2014 |
27 POINT AGENDA. WILL THIS END STRIKES? A GOOD CONDITION THAT WAS MISSING WAS FOR DOCTORS OF PUBLIC HOSPITALS NOT TO OWN PRIVATE CLINICS. THE ABUSE AND CONFLICT OF INTEREST IS TOO RAMPANT. ALSO, ONCE THE DOCTORS DEMANDS ARE ARE MET THEN THE NURSES WILL GO ON STRIKE THEN THE HEALTH WORKERS......WE ARE ALL MARGINALIZED IN THIS COUNTRY 1 Like |
| Foreign Affairs › Re: Cameroon Fires Two Army Officers After Boko Haram raids! by Objektive: 10:52am On Jul 30, 2014 |
cool318: Cameroon used two days to Launch a Counter Kidnapp attack on Boko haram & was successfulPAUL BIYA HAS BEEN A PRESIDENT SINCE 1981!!!!!!!! I AM FROM CROSS RIVER AND YOU CANNOT SURVIVE IN CAMEROUN FOR MORE THAN 1WEEK WITHOUT PAPERS. CAMEROUN IS A POLICE STATE PERIOD!!! I AM NOT TRYING TO DEFEND JONA BUT THE SAME PEOPLE COMPLAINING ARE THOSE THAT DO NOT EVEN WANT EVERY NIGERIAN TO CARRY IDENTITY CARDS/ DOCUMENTS. WE ARE JOKING IN THIS COUNTRY. 1 Like |
| Art, Graphics & Video › Re: Amazing Pieces Of Art (pictures) by Objektive: 11:16am On Jul 23, 2014 |
Ilekere: How is this possible?THE GUY PUT A WHITE CLOTH ON THE THE TREE AND PAINTED THE BACKGROUND ON THE CLOTHE. GOOD THINKING |
| Politics › Re: Test Run Of Port Harcourt Mono Rail (photo) by Objektive: 11:04am On Jul 23, 2014 |
AMAECHI HAS SEEN THE HAND WRITING ON THE WALL. A STATE THAT WAS ABANDONED FOR ALMOST 3YEARS TO BECOME DRIVER FOR APC STALWARTS. NOW HE HAS REALIZED THAT THIS PROJECT EVEN IF ITS A WASTE WILL BRING HIM DOWN IF IT IS NOT COMPLETED. THE APC CANNOT SAVE HIM. THEY CANNOT EVEN SAVE THEMSELVES. TOWN HALL MEETINGS WERE ABANDONED FOR THE PAST 3YEARS AND HE IS TRYING TO START THEM AGAIN. THANK GOD FOR THE EKITI DEFEAT.THE SCALES HAVE FINALLY FALLEN. PLEASE REPAIR THE EYESORE CALLED RUMUAGHOLU ROAD THAT IS DIRECTLY LINKED TO RUMUOKORO JUNCTION FIRST MALAM ROTIMI AMAECHI 1 Like |
| Politics › Re: Meet The Nigerian Governor With 4 First Ladies! - Gov. Murtala Nyako [photos] by Objektive: 5:58pm On Jul 15, 2014 |
ALAS, THE END OF IMPUNITY HAS COME TODAY. YE, HOW ARE THE MIGHTY FALLEN |
