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i have neva eva seen any poster around hia in Plateau State f any APC governatorial candidate..its only PDP we knw hia n de always rule..so any APC candidate is jst wasting his resources...
By d way, #GNS Pwajok for Governor Plateau State..#signedsealedanddelivered

i no blame dem..some f dis coppers at tyms tend to disobey d soldiers lik de re worth nothing... D camp itself is a regimented society..my first day on camp,a fuy insulted d army man jst bcz d man told him to put his bag on his head n run...D army men re dia so dt we cn catch fun n so dt de cn catch fun too buh some coppers jst tend to misbehave

demsid:
u can apply na shebi he Don drop their company safety department account no. Waa kogbon

my brother,na so u hate me reach?

tosag:
What gave them away was the personal account number. Chevron as a corporate organisation, ensures that any payment made is in the company's name. I have done Shell swimming Passport. The account I paid into was Shell account.

sowi to ask o..buh i hv no idea wt dis swimming passport is at all...cn u help?

Dis scamming tin is becoming a crious case...imagine d case wia u mistakenly will take d real job as a scam too...cz dis days,one cnt diffrntiate between dt wich is real n dt f a scam...





























BTW,hw bout if it ws a real job,wt wuld u hv done?

na how many tyms dem go attack dt sambisa self

dem tell u say wealth is sexually transmitted?

i trust Nigerians..measures wil nw b taken e.g no ques in d bank,Nigerians avoidin que..in summary evrybodi wil b avoidin anitin dt hs to do wit a que

Bukit n Mercy, pls u guys should add me bak on bbm...had to switch fones n forgt to copy d pin..dis is d new pin.. 7F5FD918

una weldone o...buh i no sabi speak yoruba sha...i b pure plateau boy..hope i cn cope o
Pius Ogbu
Benue State University
Physics Education
7E3C33C5....08034587005

GreatGatsby:
So the lecturer wey teach you nko?.

And even if ur lecturer nr study education what of the person wey teach ur lecturer?

Me never see jobless education graduate sha o

ma broda,tell em

Education only dt d salary is d ish....buh blive me,its neva difficult to get a teaching job

ma question na wen wil de stat paying?

useless pple...i ws dia since last week waitin for dt....d edjot man dt ws suppose to paste it ws using it as a means f shouting at graduates lik he owns d list...God de watch all dose clerical staffs..,de harass students more dn lecturers do n if u chek dia qualification, is either NCE or Sec sch

dt one concern all dose aje wey dr drink juice na.....
dts y i always prefer my dawa juice a.k.a kunu.....naturally n locally made without suger

Nairaland kenan..una comments alone n proves f it been d biggest or not...dat alone fit cripple dis project..instead f at least,lets support d man cz its for our own good if it works...jst sayin sha....
by d way...i have neva said dis before but....




















































































































GEJ till 2019

I Miss General Sani Abacha

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c dis guy o..dem de tell us f hw to tk shout for free to sharge fone n u de tell us to buy...calm down yet..carry d businees go giv dose mugus wey no sabi shout...

Like ah care...dis is d case f were d robber comes into ur premises n asks, ur money or ur life?

WASHINGTON (AFP) – The decision to use an experimental drug
to treat two Americans infected with Ebola, while nearly 1,000
Africans have already died from the deadly epidemic, has sparked
controversy — but US experts say it was ethically justified.
The World Health Organization announced Wednesday it was
convening a special meeting next week to explore using
experimental drugs in the West African outbreak, after two health
workers from the US charity Samaritan’s Purse were treated with a
drug called ZMapp.
The experimental drug is still in an extremely early phase of
development and had only been tested previously on monkeys. It
has never been produced on a large scale. There is no proven
treatment or cure for Ebola.
Samaritan’s Purse members Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol,
however, have shown improvements since taking the drug.
- Why not in Africa? -
The news has prompted calls to make the drug available to hard-
hit Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
Nigeria, where there have been seven confirmed cases so far, has
already announced talks with the US Centers for Disease Control
on the possibility of getting access to ZMapp.
And three leading Ebola experts, including Peter Piot, who co-
discovered the Ebola virus in 1976 and is director of the London
School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, urged the drug be made
more widely available.
“It is highly likely that if Ebola were now spreading in Western
countries, public health authorities would give at-risk patients
access to experimental drugs or vaccines,” said the joint
statement Wednesday, according to the Los Angeles Times.
“The African countries where the current outbreaks of Ebola are
occurring should have the same opportunity,” it added.
Mapp Pharmaceuticals, the US company behind the drug, said any
decision to use the drug should be made by treating doctors within
regulatory guidelines, and added it is working to increase
production.
- Risk the untested? -
But US President Barack Obama said Wednesday afflicted
countries should focus on proven public health measures, rather
than an untested drug.
However, “I will continue to seek information about what we’re
learning with respect to these drugs going forward,” he added.
Experts said extending the use of ZMapp is not cut and dry.
They also dismissed questions over the fairness of offering ZMapp
first, and so far only, to the two white Americans who have been
infected.
“When you have that high a fatality rate, the pressures might
appear irresistable. but you do have to remember there is harm
that can come from unproven treatments,” said G. Kevin Donovan,
director of Georgetown University center for bioethics.
He said Brantly and Writebol were good candidates for taking the
risky drug, since their medical training would have helped them
understand the extent of the danger.
Furthermore, he said, they were especially deserving because
“these are people who deliberately put themselves in harms way.”
Many of the dead have been African health workers and doctors,
also infected while caring for patients. Sierra Leone’s top Ebola
doctor, Omar Khan, died July 29.
But Arthur Kaplan, director of New York University’s medical
ethics division, said the key difference is that “the religious
mission (the Americans) worked for took it on themselves to find
the drug,” he said.
“I think we do need a system to ration scarce drugs, but no
international group has suggested anything,” he said.
He further stressed that even though they have had a good
response so far, it is “far, far” from proven that the drug is actually
beneficial.
“The ethical plan to follow is to redouble efforts to stop the
epidemic by prevention.”
Nancy Kass, a Johns Hopkins professor who formerly worked on
the WHO’s ethics committee, stressed that “there is a reason why
drugs have to be tested before we give them to people.”
It’s “very easy to paint it as if there’s nothing to lose,” she said,
but “I think there is something to lose.”
Beyond the risk of the drug being harmful, it can be harder to
understand the effects of a drug outside the controlled parameters
of a study protocol, she said.
Whether it’s ultimately worth it, is “a decision that should be made
by the top experts in the world,” Kass said, something she hopes
will happen next week at the WHO.

Vc,Benue State University, Makurdi....Prof. Charity Angya

all naija gals re virgin den....nonsense..... OP,u c us wit feedin bottle for mouth?...yimu for u

am tellin u...dt guy made me loose 5k one tym lik dt

una go impound cars tire b dt na

i taught it was my fone o...had to delete n install all d browsers...finally i gt angry n changed d fone

U collect d car,u b Mumu.....u leave am for d ba-be,u b Mugu......either way they must call u something.....so choose one f d names wey u fit manage n rememba,choose wisely.....
29 n she neva marry n ma galfrnd 26 broke up wit me cz she cnt wait till 27 for me to wife her

Am having this strong headache due to stress.And in ma mind,i was saying thank God it isn't stomach ache because i can still eat (i too like food)
Lets get your opinion friends; headache and stomach ache,which is better and why?

Am having this strong headache due to stress.And in ma mind,i was saying thank God it isn't stomach ache because i can still eat (i too like food)
Lets get your opinion friends; headache and stomach ache,which is better and why?

dts GAY

This guy is gay
Hw e take wn destroy urlife?
Seriously speaking some pple need to learn
so those pple dt do Hv sex Hv destroyed their life abi?
sowi to say buh u re a disgrace
n plz go get a diary.dts wia dis R U B B I S H ought to be...N onsence

I have tried it n I got nothing less than 3k daily...dia re students writing projects n submitting I.T reports...
ah dnt knw if u dn type n all d printing work n all dt buh dis is wt I did
I Hv a laptop so all I had to do was to get a printer..at d business centers it ws #50 for typing n printing buh ah reduced mine to #40.printing alone was #20 bt did mine at #10. generally I reduced all d prices n I do everything inside the school compound cz dia is electricity always..as for a gal it will b difficult
in a day,I print upto 11k.I den remove d money for paper,ink,n print cartridge...