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At the end of the day, there was nothing new in this material. It's just a collection of all that we know so far on this matter....Nigeria media houses don't add any shit to what we hear on the street....RUBBISH POST

Beautiful SOUL

tillaman:

What a beautiful woman!! Man has got good eyes

An average Fulani woman is beautiful....like beautiful and beautiful

lookingfly:
it can also be gotten via eating TB contaminated meat so the need for better abattoirs and also discourage indiscriminate killing of animals without adequate supervision from certified bodies before consumption.

You're right absolutely

This is sad, very sad and like most deaths in this part of the world is PREVENTABLE....

What is Tuberculosis really?

Tuberculosis (TB) which is curable and preventable, is caused by bacteria (Mycobacterium tuberculosis) that most often affect the lungs.

TB is spread from person to person through the air. When people with lung TB cough, sneeze or spit, they propel the TB germs into the air. A person needs to inhale only a few of these germs to become infected.

According to WHO, about one-quarter of the world’s population has latent TB, which means people have been infected by TB bacteria but are not (yet) ill with the disease and cannot transmit the disease.



Learn more about Tuberculosis and TB Vaccine By following the link below
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https://outreachgroup.com.ng/all-you-need-to-know-about-tuberculosis-and-bcg-tb-vaccine/

No difference.....The only difference is your LACK of understanding......when you don't understand, please ask the HOLY SPIRIT TO EXPLAIN TO YOU

Can someone tell me ONE THING Sanwo Olu has done for Lagos?

The only missing is PICTURES to go with IT

NaijaDonCast:
Me 2 i dnt know whats syphilis doing there

Lolz

Did I just saw Syphillis There?

Hope he knows who they are and what to SAY?

Are you ready? It's 3 days before our Sepsis Awareness Month Event at Outreach Hospitals Okota Isolo Lagos

Dr Efunbo Dosekun will be speaking on the topic: SEPSIS: Spot IT – Prevent IT and Treat IT.


Time once again: 10am prompt.

Venue: Outreach Women and Children Hospital 125 Okota Road Opposite Slot Okota Isolo Lagos.

To register for this free seminar Just Call Any Of the Numbers Below

Call Jedidah: on 07068504696
Dr. Princewill: on 09063310746
Mr. Idoko: on 08068838225 OR WhatsApp: 08183803643.

Lovely

uDOH Amaka

Ibrahim Amaka

Sepsis is the body’s overwhelming and life-threatening response to infection that can lead to tissue damage, organ failure, and death. In other words, it’s the body’s overactive and toxic response to an infection.

Sepsis is a public health concern. According to WHO estimates, SEPSIS affects over

- 30 million people worldwide every year, potentially leading to 6 million deaths..

- Around 3 million newborns and 1.2 million children suffer from sepsis globally every year and three out of every ten deaths due to neonatal sepsis are thought to be caused by resistant pathogens.

- One in ten deaths associated with pregnancy and childbirth is due to maternal sepsis with over 95% of deaths due to maternal sepsis occurring in low- and middle-income countries.

- One million newborn deaths are associated with maternal infection, such as maternal sepsis, each year.
And more.


You're invited to attend A One Day Free Seminar on SEPSIS.



Topic: SEPSIS: Spot IT - Prevent IT and - Treat IT


Venue:
Outreach Women and Children Hospital 125 Okota Road Opposite Slot Okota Isolo Lagos.


Time:
10 Am.

For registration and inquiries

Call the following numbers:

Miss Jedidah: 07068504696
Dr Princewill: 09063310746
Mr Idoko: 08068838225

Whatsapp: 08183803643


Or register online by following this link https://docs.google.com/forms/d/171ISVCHJDx8srMcrTZZFkcAmf9SJSD63zEZFrpSfLRQ/viewform?edit_requested=true


NOTE
This seminar is free and open to the members of the public. doctors, nurses, health workers, and nursing mothers.

healthserve:
I have things to say


1. Read the book Five love languages by Gary Chapman


2. That's your husband's love language and how he will keep communicating through the marriage. The earlier you come to terms that marriage reveal and not change people the better. I'm discouraging you from hoping for a change so you can start gaining the right perspective on managing the marriage, or levelling the ground to gain some advantage to yourself. If I encourage you to tow this line, you'll lose yourself so I will keep the secrets


3. You need to honestly tell your self privately the answer to this question. If my husband doesn't change cab I cope with this for the long haul? The answer will be your guiding light


4. Start dealing with the truth perhaps you married a stranger and now true colors are been unveiled.


5. Tip one to help you. Dissociate the emotional trauma from all the instabilities. I.e. don't feel bad if he doesn't eat,stays out or don't talk.


6. Tip two, don't let his inadequacies and tantrums go unchecked. I.e Never you confront him but respectfully let him know hes hurting you. I.e Nnanyi I know you've started with the silent treatment. I just wanted you to know that I know. End the sentence there and move on,transfer the psychological baggage to him by doing this. Talk about it and move on,the pain would be transfered to him psychologically relieving you off the stress hes projecting to you


7. Tip three, happiness kills bad vibes. Be cheerful. Never show that the bad experiences are stressing you. Deflect the bad vibe and exude happy reactions.I promise you he'll start calling you a witch cause he'll notice his down tactics have no hold on you.


8. Your husband isn't a demon, neither have I said he's a bad person or you didn't do some wrongs. I'm working with the facts I have here assuming both sides have stated both their cases

WOW

Watched one of the Ernest Obi flick yesterday with her on it....Good interpreter of her roles

Bad building with clean students

Outreach Women and Children Hospital Festac Town Lagos cordially invites you to a World Breast Feeding Week Free Seminar on

TOPIC
Empower Parents - Enable Breastfeeding


Tomorrow Tuesday 6th of August 2019 Time: 10 am prompt.

Speaker.
Dr Olatomi Bamigboje
Consultant Pediatrician Outreach Hospitals Lagos.

Venue: Outreach Women and Children Hospital, 4th Avenue by 3rd Avenue Junction, Festac Town Lagos.

For questions, direction and any other inquiries, please call

Miss Jediadah on: 07068504696 | OR Whatsapp: +234 8183803643


NOTE:
This event is specially targeted at Doctors, Nurses, Health Workers, and Nursing mothers.

All participants are expected to be seated on or before 9:30 am


See you tomorrow.

Outreach Women and Children Hospital Festac Town Lagos cordially invites you to a World Breast Feeding Week Free Seminar on

TOPIC
Empower Parents - Enable Breastfeeding


Tomorrow  Tuesday 6th of August 2019    Time: 10 am prompt.

Speaker.
Dr Olatomi Bamigboje  
Consultant Pediatrician Outreach Hospitals Lagos. 

Venue: Outreach Women and Children Hospital, 4th Avenue by 3rd Avenue Junction, Festac Town Lagos.

For questions, direction and any other inquiries, please call

Miss Jediadah on: 07068504696 | OR Whatsapp: +234 8183803643


NOTE:
This event is specially targeted at Doctors, Nurses, Health Workers, and Nursing mothers.

All participants are expected to be seated on or before 9:30 am


See you tomorrow.

Hmmmmm all Freedom fighters should expert things like this

GisterBlogger:
A Facebook user is set to wed a man she met on Facebook and ignored for two years.

Clare Chidinma began receiving Facebook inbox messages from Maxwell four years ago. But she did not reply his messages for two years.

"God bless the day I replied you" woman set to wed man whose Facebook messages she ignored for 2 years

When he wouldn't give up even after two years, Clare decided to respond to him and that was the beginning of a relationship that'll lead to the altar on Saturday, August 10.

Sharing the story to Facebook, Clare wrote:

God has decided to take this journey of four-years to its permanent site.

It all started on Facebook.He kept saying hi on via messenger for good two-years, I kept ignoring his messages.

God bless the day I replied to you.

Me: Hey young man what's your problem?

Him: You are the solution to my problem.

Long story short. In a few days, I'll marry the love of my life. #MaxClare19

August 10th is d date..

See more photos; http://gistmore.com/woman-set-to-wed-man-whose-facebook-messages-she-ignored-for-2-years

Congratulations Mr Maxwell. Health Service Manager, Outreach Specialist Hospital Satellite Town Lagos https://outreachgroup.com.ng/

igbo amaka

He's different...A GOOD EXAMPLE......Leadership is by example and that's what Makinde is SHOWING

Good one there OP.

Hepatitis is preventable, treatable, and in the case of hepatitis C, curable.

A simple vaccine can protect you and your family from all sorts of preventable diseases ranging from Hepatitis, Tetanus, Typhoid Fever, Chicken Pox, Yellow Fever, among others

That’s why you should ensure that yourself and kids follow through on all required and scheduled vaccines for yourself and family.

Follow the link below to learn more about Immunization | Vaccines Schedule for both Kids and Adult in Nigeria


https://outreachgroup.com.ng/immunization-vaccines-schedules-in-nigeria/

Read below 5 Most Important Reason Why You Should Vaccinate Your Kids Today

https://outreachgroup.com.ng/5-important-reasons-why-you-should-vaccinate-your-child-today/

Tumbulum:
I went,got tested and confirmed negative. I have taken the first shot of vaccine and will take the next shot on the 6th of August .
I was never aware of hepatitis until I saw my friend suffer from hepatitis A and then I heard the most dangerous is B and C. Since then,its zip up mode till marriage.
Tumbulum no want wahala abeg

Good one @Tumbulum for taken the right step. Others should do so. It's important to know about vaccines and immunization schedule for both kids and adults as shown here https://outreachgroup.com.ng/immunization-vaccines-schedules-in-nigeria/

dukedom:
Good thing

Please register and be part of the walk

28th of July every year is observed globally as World Hepatitis Day. It's a day set aside to create awareness, encourage the prevention,diagnose and treatment of the disease.

Today hepatitis scourge continues to rise as many as 325 million people are currently living with viral hepatitis B and C causing about 1.4 million deaths a year.

Nigeria has been a major contributor to the number of infected people with between 20 – 30 million Nigerian’s infected

The truth is, Hepatitis is preventable, treatable and curable No one needs to suffer for this.

Join Outreach Hospital this weekend Saturday 27th of July 2019 as we walk to find the missing millions and eliminate Hepatitis from our various communities.

Date: Saturday 27th of July 2019

Time: 11am prompt.

Walk starts point.
Outreach Women and Children Hospital 4th Avenue by 3rd Avenue Junction, Festac Town Lagos through some defined route in Festac.



TO REGISTER

Call Temitope on 08024327713 WhatsApp: 08183803643


Or register online at

https://outreachgroup.com.ng/world-hepatitis-day/


NOTE:

- Free Caps and T-shirt for the first 30 persons to register.

- There will be free Hepatitis Vaccine Screening for all Walk Participants.

bandist u say?

Fridge or freeze just exhibited high level of ignorance........NOBODY is asking Physical flesh and blood enemy to die...IT IS THE SPIRITUAL FORCES BEHIND THOSE THAT WE ARE ASKING TO DIE....

We wrestle not against flesh and blood...."YOU KNOW THE REST"

RuddyFusion:
Op's thanks for sharing this

You're welcome