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unitysheart:
No worry, I'm sure TVC will do a piece about it.

I watched the programme too, dude hasn't been signed.

robbinsonglory:
Hello viewer i want to make a public annasment if they is any one looking for admission into university i will advise you to call this number 08162218384 because why am saying this is the man have all it takes to put you into any of the university he has connections, once again his mobile number is 08162218384

Connections with this ya grammar?? Run away from this forum please.

okoligee:
yours first for more details pls

I sent you an email request.

unuane1:
pls how potent are these drugs u mention and are they affordable and available here in Nigeria ?

I can't vouch for how potent they are but they are quite affordable

okoligee:
Do u known body who has cleared his own hbv so we can get facts n tips on ho to handle it, whatsapp no pls

Yes I do, WhatsApp no? I'll have to seek for her permission.

okoligee:
what of people who say the have cleared their own

it can get cleared over time, and that's for B not C.

hahn:
Nice one.
Include pictures

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Very funny, are you seriously asking what your offence is? Your offence is that... (I won't use abusive words).

victorels:
This is just funny.

We are Playing Under 17 world cup and those guys are not yet upto 18 years.

Though Nigeria is good with Chheats, from MTN Cheats to Mariage and Relationship cheats and Age Declaration Cheat, we must regard the Brazilians as boys and not judge them by the real age of Nigerian.

If Nigeria win today, we should admit that our men won against the boys from brazil

And you think they don't falsify their age over there?? Yes, Nigerians might be masters with the age thingy, I think that the NFF is trying to put an end to it.

okoligee:
wot is the best we can do for hbv

if it is mild, enough rest, eat properly, if it is chronic and you doctor reccomends treatment, use Zeffix or heptodin.

okoligee:
pls how do ppl with b go about and what of does who said the clear their own with livoline immunace and by avoid protein. I'm b positive n I'm still living with it n I don't know what else to do

You shouldnt use drugs if it isn't chronic, rest and take lots of fluid, if it is chronic, see a doctor, and I doubt if livoline is the best pill for hepatitis B.

No risk at all, most write ups suggesting the danger of using microwaves are not concrete.

omotinugbonkace:
Hello, I'm seriously in need of Hepatitis Care and Cure. Ant straight care and cure for it? I've had it now for 8 years and have been on Livoline but lost my job and so cannot afford to buy Livoline for the past 5 months now.
I need cheaper and effective drug.

If it is C, you might get a cure, but B, please keep your money in a safe, no cure for it, at least for now.

Needadvice:
Wonderful counsels. Mskrisx, thanks for your great insights. You melted my conscience, providing a hope i so much cherished. Opeace, Freedom4Biafra was right. I and wifey made a vow never to let the third party in. That's what marriage course thought me during pre-wedding preparations. Not even my own relations nor in-laws will get a wind of how we are running the family. It was a firm decision we v made. As an adult, i v seen marriages went in to flames because the couples opened the door to third party. We 'd make our mistakes, settle them and grow in wisdom to handle issues better.

Then you guys should talk, you talked about a "third party", I want to ask, have you or haven't you taken any advice from this thread? If yes, then it defeats your argument of "third party", if no, then you're cool.

FREEDOM4BIAFRA:
Shut up child.

I'd rather get advise anonymously online than involve a third party who will start judging my wife in his/her heart.
You're still a kid, you know nothing. Off!

I think it is too late to trade abusive words with you, I'll allow this slide, but please don't allow this happen next time. There are better ways to reply me than using abusive words, you should know better.

Whatever happened to communication?? Whatever happened to seeking friends or inlaws advice?? Must we always seek for advice online, from people you don't know or people you can't open up fully to?? What if most people conclude that the projects aren't important?? What do I know sef.
The Solution: Sit your wife down and talk to her.

A Nigeria-made malaria test that can diagnose the disease within 25 minutes using just drops of patients’ urine sample has won the inaugural 2015 Health Innovation Challenge Awards.
The awards was instituted by the Private Sector Health Alliance of Nigeria (PHN) through the Nigeria Health Innovation Marketplace (NHIM).
Urine Malaria Test (UMT), which is endorsed by the Federal Ministry of Health (FMoH) and approved by the National Agency for Food Drugs Administration and Control (NAFDAC) and developed by Fyodor Biotechnologies was the first among the five winning innovations from the 2015 Health Innovation Challenge.
The overall performance of the UMT is equivalent to that of the Binax NOW blood test, the only malaria rapid test approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
The award given to Fyodor UMT comes with a grant of $100,000 and enrollment in the accelerated programme of the NHIM.
The presentation was made yesterday in Lagos, at the 2015 Nigeria Health Innovation and Impact Investment Summit.
The Nigeria Health and Innovation Impact Investment Summit event was tagged “2015 Disrupting Healthcare, Saving Lives.” The activation of the PHN was formally endorsed by former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, Mr. Bill Gates, Alhaji Aliko Dangote, Dr. Muhammad Ali Pate, Mr. Jim Ovia, Mr. Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, Mrs. Sola David Borha and other corporate leaders in Nigeria to mobilise the broader business and corporate community as well as the private health sector towards a multi-sectoral coalition to improving health outcomes.
It has been shown that the private sector has the potential to expand the access to health services, improve quality of care and complement the public sector’s efforts in addressing health system challenges in the country.
Co-Chair of PHN and Chairman of Zenith Bank, Jim Ovia, said: “The innovators are not making money but they are contributing to saving lives and improving society. We will give them all the support and definitely they will be making money in the future.”
Chief Executive Officer of PHN, Dr. Muntaqa Umar-Sadiq said: “It is important to use innovative platforms to improve health. Despite millions of dollars invested in healthcare we are not seeing the result. So we need bold and innovative approach to improve our health indices.”
Umar-Sadiq said various players in the country including PHN, Health Strategy and Delivery Foundation (HSDF), Flint Atlantic Capital, International Finance Corporation (IFC) and others are already converging a market for healthcare social enterprise and impact investment capital.
Meanwhile, the first runner up award went to Medical Devices as a Service (MDaaS) with a cash grant of $50,000 in addition to participate in the accelerated NHIM programme.
MDaaS is a company that makes medical devices available, accessible and affordable to underserved health facilities across Nigeria. MDaaS provides hospitals with a range of device acquisition options and offer world-class service support with each device.
The second runner up award went to e-Heal (Electronic Health Education in Any Language) with a grant of $30,000 and participation in the accelerated NHIM programme.

Source: www.ngrguardiannews.com/2015/10/nigeria-made-rapid-urine-test-for-malaria-wins-health-innovation-awards/

GMan650:
Why is this Laura getting into the news of lately? I'm smelling celebrity stunt, I won't be shocked if she starts blogging or acting or singing.

She owns a fashion blog.

Ghost01:
Hehehe... You forgot to include lotto. Owo baba Ijebu...

That's old school na, the in thing is naira bet and to some extent lotto.

Ghost01:
And what's wrong with online betting, missy?

Nothing is wrong with it, it is our new youth empowerment programme.

Arithmetic:
You might not be sure of what is happening in his hostel.

I might not be sure, but then again, who uses water from the tap to cook or who drinks water from the tap

Nice write up, the youths (including me), are not prepared for any position of leadership in any form, even to lead a herd of cows, we would be found wanting.
Sentiments have blinded us so much that we can't differentiate between black and white, BTW, you forgot to add Online betting, this one is a topic for "future symposium".

Very big lie, who on campus drinks water from the tap or use it to cook??

Enoquin:
If you are really 40, how can you make such a crass statement? How many Nigerians have you met? I know one or two veggies restaurant in Lagos. I have seen a thread for veggies on Nairaland, who knows if it got wiped out in the tsunami. Yes, there might be a lower percentage of vegans but there is a higher percentage of people trying to eat Nigerian food healthily. After all, the whites still take their steaks, hotdogs and burgers

As in ehhh, it beats me, educated illiterates are the worst set of people to deal with.

bokom:
I am sorry for you! you are so lost! why not read and keep quiet like others Just admit you cant let go of your addictions and stop looking and giving lame excuses.... By the time you will get cancer because of your stupid addictions, then it will be too late for you!
Why not watch this video and get yourself educated


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRFl4ERBOrs&list=PL869DDBDBCBF894C9

muhehehehehe, I am lost, come find me, and I seriously can't let go of my "stupid" addictions, can you please tell me what type of cancer I'll get and also, from your theory, 90% of Nigerians would die of cancer isn't it?? Yeye dey smell.

I believe that prophecy is a wonderful gift by the Holy Spirit and a true prophet is Gods mouthpiece but on the other hand every prophet is not a true prophet. Their roles in relationship? most times, they have NO role whatsover BTW why hope on prophecy when you have the Bible with you

bokom:
Just like the way a cocaine addict will find a million reasons to justify his addiction, same way meat eaters are looking for silly excuses to feed their addiction! I don't expect 20 % of Nigerians to be vegetarians, but come on, I can't even find one person on nairaland! This tells me a lot! Why do you think the whites are better than us? Because the are very open minded more exposed and educated. It's really a silly excuse that you can't eat healthy because of your stupid addiction to suya, pepper soup and nkwobi.... very lame. Look at how Nigerians die at early age of 40 - 50, and in western world's you see grannies of 85 years getting married again. Naija I weep for thee!!!!!

Dude, you're sounding really bitter, lemme guess, do you miss eating meat?? Are you insinuating that all grannies "abroad" in their 80's are veggies, and all those that die young are non veggies?? Let's bring it home, most of the people that die prematurely, die because they're are non veggies?? Take you campaign to the streets if you need a partner, not everyone in Nigeria has an account on NL.

I disagree with the post above, If he feels it is the right step, good for him, sometimes it is best to leave when the ovation is loudest instead of being pushed out of the national team. Nigerians are never supportive, any opportunity we have, we bring down our own, he is an adult and he should be responsible for the consequences of his action.

deadZONE:
once i get my sniper riffle we would know if its restricted to NL or not

I have some for sale, interested