Seven people are needed for ritual, before they could announce his demise mostly strangers.....pls if u have post jamb on saturday at OAU i beg make time your best friend oooo. From an indigene insider. Thanks

Seven people are needed for ritual, before they could announce his demise mostly strangers.....pls if u have post jamb on saturday at OAU i beg make time your best friend oooo. From an indigene insider. Thanks

hyzich:

why do you think jamb should be scrapped? Who is then is in the right position to set examination? Pls expatiate... Thanks

The entry of universities is supposed to be on merit i don't see any reason for Jamb to stay, it should be given the post of supervison and not examination setting, NAFDAC is not a pharmaceutical company on its own but it does the job of regulation which is what JAMB should be doing, jamb should not have business in conducting exam. Thanks i will find time to open a thread stating that 'jamb should be scrapped.[quote author=hyzich post=36190316]

jamb should be scrapped, jamb is not in the right position to set exams, it should play the role of nafdac as a case study in the educational sector. Simple

mychw

Note: To ye all Nairalanders female stalker albert2k and co.... ....

Am highly disappointed in the judicial system of this nation, people like kashamu are to be restricted from buying political form from INEC let alone of campaigning for the post. in fact the Chief judge of this Nation is a corrupt individual tarnishing the image of this country both home and abroad.

rip we love you

rip

MemphisDepay:
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the witch and wizard for your village don dey use your photo as hand fan......

Mercyblack:

ati took tooked tooking tooken taked wat differences Idea needed oo jare... gbagaun of destiny

babe I like your sunshade?

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south west southeast lunch is ready

• Rolex wrist watches for 500k??
Will it show me when Jesus will return??
• Bathing soap for 80k?? Will it
wash away my sins and sorrows??
• Rayban/Versace Eyeglasses for
350k?? If I wear it, will I be able to see the Future??
• Italian shoes for 150k?? Shey be I will be able to walk on water??
• Samsung plasma tv for 500k??
Will it show me the Judgement day on the last day live??
•Gold plated Iphone 6 for 3Million
naira, will I use it and Answer
God's Call??
• Chanel Lego clutch Hand Bag for
1.3Million naira, will I park my car inside it
• 2Million naira for a table in comedy show, will Jesus and his disciples perform on stage
• 3Million Naira per year at Babcock university, after Graduation, will they make me the president
Sometimes, i wonder why some
people could afford to buy all
these stuffs, knowing too well that there are hungry children in the streets roaming about naked. The smallest act of kindness you
show, can change someone's life.
Remember, money only bring
happiness if you help people with
it. Let somone say to u, because OF U I DIDN'T GIVE UP...

the barca of England is here to stay

Sai baba

The bush Meat finally caught the hunter. let him return it an eye for eye will make the universe go blind

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Sai baba is here to stay

chuna1985:


From all things on ground, the president elect can't succeed.

The main problem is the system, Not the Man himself.

let's wait and see Nigerians aren't expecting change to come within four years but at least an improvement will give hope, because during gej's tenure things move from bad to destruction. has I need fresh air biko

Batolee:
Good question lol. We will give him time to settle down.

una Neva accept defeat, well i no say you be boss you no dey die easily but ACTOR will surely destroy you if you don't follow change......... Buhari the Actor is here to stay

barcanista:

Despite all the message I sent to you about how nothing seems right in your left brain you still decided to display how curious you are to see baba fail..... I know what to do.

.3

Nurses are a special breed of professionals and this country will toy with their welfare at its peril. There is no level of government where any group of policy makers has sat down to determine how many nurses are needed at each level of health care in order to determine what is good enough for our country’s healthcare system.

It is a sobering realisation and it is even a little frightening. I say this because the statistics are daunting enough, and we do not even know how many people in this country. Governments are building wonderful-looking hospitals around the country, but no thought is spared for the calibre of personnel that such facilities require. In the end, staffing of those establishments becomes something of an afterthought. What brings us to this topic is a recent encounter I had at a public hospital.

It was a weekend and I was visiting to see a friend’s wife. It was a large, open ward with about 24 beds. Time was around 7pm and the far end of the ward was somewhat dark. Going over to the nurse on duty to introduce myself was awkward; she was not really interested to know whether my mission was social or not; she was very busy scribbling furiously away in her report book so that she would be able to hand over to the next shift without undue delay. The rest of the ward was poorly lit but around where the nurses’ station was located, the lighting was bright as the most seriously ill of the patients in the ward were in that bay. I enquired with enormous sympathy whether she was alone on duty. Even though I suspected what the answer might be, I was still taken aback when she answered in the affirmative. She had a nursing aid of course, an orderly, who had gone on an errand to obtain drugs for a patient from the pharmacy. However, it was with some concern I went to see the subject of my mission in that ward and was on my way out within some 15 minutes when something odd struck my attention; a patient had fallen off her bed and was too weak to even raise an alarm. Or so I thought. The situation was worse than that: she was not even breathing.

A closer examination revealed that she was dead. So, it was necessary to inform the single nurse on duty of my finding. The patient in the second bay, I announced as quietly as possible, is on the floor and not breathing. She bolted out of her chair as though a fire had been placed there. We went to the bay together to confirm my finding. Her first concern was that she would have to rewrite her report. Then she would inform the doctor on call. But first, we needed to get the patient off the floor and unto her bed. Her two other neighbours were asleep and didn’t see a thing. As we made our way from the bay with the nurse in front of me, it suddenly struck me that this particular nurse was unfit physically even for this kind of work. She was overweight and walked in pain because of some arthritis of the knees. Those knees were bent and her movements slow and ungainly. Even if that patient was alive after the fall, was this nurse in any physical condition to get her off the floor? Clearly, she was not. She herself needed treatment, as well as a ‘softer’ department to do her work, such as being posted to the central sterilisation unit where she could do a considerable amount of her work while sitting down.

It is known around the world that nurses are frequent sufferers of low back pain and other pains due to improper positioning of different parts of the body as a result of the peculiar work they do. Pushing patients in their beds or wheelchairs; pulling beds and trolleys; lifting patients; rolling them from one side to the other so as to change their beddings; bending over them to perform various vital signs observation and the dressing of their wounds. It is a whole series of engagements that seem to be normal, but which exert enormous pressures on the back and joints of these professional workers. Many are in almost constant pain but the sheer passion for their work, coupled with the fact that many are not good at anything else; compel them to continue in their endurance.

And as the rest of the world embraces more of powered devices in every aspect of hospital work, our system seems to go deeper into the chaos of manpower-driven applications. The bulk of these people are unfortunately, women. Worse still is the fact that there aren’t even enough of them.

There is a strong relationship between adequate nurse to patient ratios and safe patient outcomes. In that connection, even if there is a paucity of doctors in a particular department, adequate trained nursing staff would determine the outcome in most cases. Conversely, if a hospital was teeming with doctors of the highest calibre and there aren’t enough trained staff nurses, the effectiveness of those doctors would be grossly limited. Nurses are the staffs who stay the most with the patients. As a result, adequate nursing staff must be seen as a responsible thing to make sure of by all organisations running hospitals. This serves to reduce medication errors; dosage related errors; decrease in mortality; decrease in patient complications; reduced nurse burn-out; improved patient satisfaction; improved job satisfaction and reduced nurse fatigue. The kind of staffing solutions needed to achieve even some of these objectives require leadership support and recognition.

In many hospitals today, there is a generational gap such that many are top-heavy with matrons and senior sisters and not enough staff nurses to do the required work. The result is a rapidly aging nursing work force that is sure to become a major crisis in a few years down the line if something urgent is not done. For the first time in any professional group in the health care sector, we have people aging faster than there are young, trained hands to replace them. There’s trouble on the way.

There must therefore be a way to boost their numbers. This is achievable in a variety of ways.

1) Increase the retirement age for nurses who have reached a certain rank.

2) There should be a base minimum of the number of nurses that can look after a certain number of patients.

3) Deliberate efforts must be made to encourage more people to embrace the profession.

4) There should be a reduction in the emphasis for the acquisition of university degrees in nursing as a prerequisite to certain kinds of employment. In every hospital, there should be a mix of bedside nurses and the academic types.

5) No matter how small a hospital ward is, there should be a minimum of two nurses per shift in such a ward. To have a single nurse doing everything in any ward in any shift should not be countenanced.

6) Other nurses who have retired but still show a certain willingness to work for some more time ought to be encouraged.

7) Finally, some of the retired hands can be re-engaged to manage health centres and cottage maternities, while the younger energetic hands are deployed to run the busier hospitals.

If the nation is unable to do something quickly along the suggested lines above, many of the challenges being experienced now in many hospitals would appear by comparison like a tea party within a generation. It is an urgent national need. Let us tackle the problem with the tact and seriousness that it deserves.
The killing of Nigeria’s nurses http://www.punchng.com/health/sunday-doctor/the-killing-of-nigerias-nurses/

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Jonathan you dissapoint me but I will forgive you and look forward to the future, but not withstanding your paid robot barcanista won't accept that you stepped on toes that is why am dedicating this to that
dude called barcanista he
is a genius his mind is a masterpiece he has a
brain which is divided into left and right. in
the left part nothing is right nd in the right
part nothing is left. For him to think that our
pres elect wont suceed when he take over to him

ronald4lif:
The perceived failure or the failures of Jonathan as Nigeria’s president stems from one root, he was not a politician. Truth be told, I knew before now, that Jonathan did not only find himself in the corridors of power by sheer grace, it was accidental too. He was unprepared for the rigours of a political office and the management of a team of scavengers, vultures, wildlings and reptiles as is the case in Nigeria. He was weak, because he was not a politician, but a simple country man. He was never power hungry and in fact, in all honesty, from my perspective, was tired of the burden of leadership.

Had Nigeria been a country where people admit their inadequacies, Jonathan should have stepped down long ago, not because he lacked the sincerity, the honesty or a vision as to what Nigeria needs or should become, but like the biblical Moses, he was not the one destined to take Nigeria to the Promised Land and did not possess the physicality of Joshua.

Just yesterday, he again demonstrated his tiredness and saturation t power, by rejecting the offer to become PDP’s BOT chairman. I was an ardent supporter of Buhari and still is but I have one advice, please let's allow Jonathan to go home and rest. He misses his quiet Ijaw man life style. Thanks for your service (and disservice) to our fatherland.

You just said the crazy blunt truth, which that dude called barcanista will never say.

what is the nigga above me saying.....well I think kashamu said he is not having any issue with america so why the noise if he is found innocent then he will be back in the next forty eight hours but if he is found guilty........o boy i rest ma case. Dapo abiodun where art thou