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PoliticsRe: Mimiko Declared Gov. Of Ondo State! by Phemzy(m): 2:24pm On Feb 25, 2009
Iroko is the man, yeah the rule of law is at hand.

Sorry to Agagu, I believe any moment from now, you will be wanted by EFCC or ICPC.
PoliticsRe: CAN Wants Nigerians To Carry Arms (Religious Crisis) by Phemzy(m): 11:01am On Feb 25, 2009
I can't blame CAN for such decision but one thing is that gun can never promote peace, if this gun are release, I believe the Northern Christian will lose more than before, so I think CAN should think about it again.

Making it legal in Nigeria is just an introduction crime, so let's forget about such an horrible development, so I think CAN should always think before talking.
RomanceRe: My Boyfriend Gave Me Staphylococcus by Phemzy(m): 10:36am On Feb 25, 2009
It is true that staphylococcus cannot manifest within 24-48 hours, so may be you have contacted the disease from somewhere else. Just confront him and tell him to go for a test because if hasn't notice then you are the one that gave him the disease.

Another thing is that, the guy doesn't love you, you are just the bootycall, only for him to get himself back whenever his real angel dump or insult him.

So just dump the guy and go for me, cos i will treat you like an angel, only if u are beautiful and mind you, after treating your staph, that is when you are welcome.
SportsRe: Mikel Applies For British Citizenship by Phemzy(m): 2:27pm On Feb 24, 2009
Leave Mikel alone, he is confused. He only need a good headed adviser.
FamilyRe: Meet Nigeria's Miss Virginity by Phemzy(m): 4:17pm On Feb 16, 2009
@OsunAmazon

They test their breasts for finger prints and their mouths for any trace of male DNA.

LOL huh shocked

jamace:
Hmm. These gurls are now in trouble. They have been exposed for some naughty inquisitive guys who will want to confirm their virginity. God have mercy on my innocent gurls.
LOL huh shocked
PoliticsRe: Tough Times: Nigerians Flee To Ghana by Phemzy(m): 3:49pm On Feb 16, 2009
Global economic crisis will last 7 years - Adeboye -Says corrupt office holders may die young

THE global economic downturn will last for seven years, the General Overseer of Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), Pastor Enoch Adejare, has predicted.

Pastor Adeboye, at a three-day prayer meeting of the Apostolic Conference of Pentecostal Church leaders in Nigeria held at the RCCG, Redemption Camp, Shagamu, said just like the famine which took place in Egypt in the days of Joseph, the global financial crisis would persist.

Pastor Adeboye, sharing the revelation during the meeting, which he hosted, stated that it was revealed to him that the global economic meltdown would subsist for seven years.

“Despite the gloomy economic state worldwide, those who are righteous, faithful in giving their tithes and offering will prosper,” he said.

The financial crisis is already taking its toll on the country with several policies being introduced by the government. Just last week, President Yar’Adua announced the cut in salary of political appointees as a result of the meltdown.

The Federal Government has also resolved to review downward the salary of workers in the federal civil service. In the month of January alone, N120 billion was said to have been recorded as a shortfall in revenue for the country.

Meanwhile, Pastor Adeboye has said that all corrupt political office holders in the country may die young if they did not desist from their nefarious activities.

He gave this warning during his visit to Inspirational Radio station in Lagos on Sunday, saying that anyone who had acquired money and property through illegal means would not live to spend the money and enjoy the property.

According to him, the Holy Bible had said it clearly that any fellow who acquired money illegally would die in the midst of his days. He stated, “These corrupt people need to be educated that they do not need more than a bed, a pair of shoes, shirts and trousers and possibly, a wristwatch so that they can know the time. They should realise that they had come to this world naked and so shall they return.”

Adeboye, who attributed the country’s problem to corruption, said that the glory of God had refused to shine on Nigeria because of some corrupt people who had found themselves in leadership positions.

“It is the corruption that is robbing the nation of the glory. The only thing the church can do now is to teach them the way of the Lord and why they should desist from the practice,” he added.

Earlier, the General Overseer had commended the efforts of the Chairman of Inspirational Radio, Dr. Erastus Akingbola, saying that the station would go a long way towards spreading the gospel of Christ to the nooks and crannies of the nation.

Quoting a verse in the Holy Bible, Adeboye said that the word of God could best be disseminated through the air.

He said that he would have loved to air 100 per cent Christian messages and programmes on the radio, but that the country’s policy do not allow that.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/16022009/news/news4.html


It means that this is just the beginning, so many will flee away from Nigeria.
SportsRe: India Vs Nigeria: 99-1. Abeg Who Watch Am! by Phemzy(m): 3:32pm On Feb 16, 2009
It is a first class lie, generational lie and intercontinental lie.

I heard it from several people when I was young, and I believe it because of some many people confirming it.

What I still don't understand is that, why is India not playing football?
Foreign AffairsRe: The United States Army Looking to recruit Igbos by Phemzy(m): 1:57pm On Feb 16, 2009
debosky:
sad sad sad

So many tribalists and biased people on nairaland!
How?
Foreign AffairsRe: The United States Army Looking to recruit Igbos by Phemzy(m): 1:47pm On Feb 16, 2009
I don't trust US system because they always have something behind everything they are doing. In case it is for a good purpose, then that is a good development towards the Ibos, but the Ibos are found of money. I hope that the love of money will not overshadow them.
Foreign AffairsRe: Another Plane Crash In New York. by Phemzy(m): 2:36pm On Feb 13, 2009
@Robotnik

What should Obama do about plane crash, because there is a crash it means that Obama is doing nothing in his office. Better reason before talking, may be you think Obama is like Yaradua
ComputersRe: Another Reason Not To Trust Google ! by Phemzy(m): 2:06pm On Feb 13, 2009
All I know is that Google is upto something with their technology development.

They start from a search engine to mail account to brower and world navigator, so I believe they are upto something.
Dating And Meet-up ZoneRe: Let's Stop Dating Poor Girls. by Phemzy(m): 1:11pm On Feb 13, 2009
@ajiri avae

Try to get something right. Not dating poor girls that is a crime but there are some poor girls that lack manners in the sense that they cannot provide anything (they are jobless, useless, not hardworking) yet they want everything. And when they see a guy that is right for them, they will be complaining that he can't provide for them, they make money to be everything but they can't get a kobo and don't forget that heaven help those who help themselves.
Dating And Meet-up ZoneRe: Let's Stop Dating Poor Girls. by Phemzy(m): 12:50pm On Feb 13, 2009
Thats very good of you Zoge
Dating And Meet-up ZoneRe: Let's Stop Dating Poor Girls. by Phemzy(m): 12:42pm On Feb 13, 2009
@aje

Stop beating around the bush, if you feel for patwhizkid, then go ahead and talk to her.
RomanceRe: What Do Women Really Wants This Valentine? by Phemzy(m): 12:03pm On Feb 13, 2009
Is it true that women want sex for valentine?
HealthHistory, As Nigerian Finds Cure For Diabetes by Phemzy(op): 12:28pm On Feb 04, 2009
It’s official – a Nigerian scientist, Dr. Louis Obyo Obyo Nelson, has finally found a cure for the dreaded diabetes disease which afflicts over 123 million sufferers all over the world.

The Minister of State for Health, Dr Aliyu Idi Hong, yesterday described as “epoch and historical” the production of Antidiabetic Phytophar-maceutical by Nelson in collaboration with the Nigerian Pharmaceutical Research and Development.

Diabetes is a potentially life- threatening condition in mammals brought about by an inability of the mammals to produce insulin. Insulin, a polypeptide hormone produced in the pancreas of the mammal, controls the amounts of glucose present in the blood by stimulating the uptake of glucose by the muscle and adipose tissue.
THISDAY had exclusively reported on May 23, 2003 that Nelson had been granted a United States patent entitled “Medicament for the Treatment of Diabetes”, a feat that raised hopes for millions of sufferers of the disease worldwide. It also exclusively reported on June 5, 2003 a confirmation from the US Patent Office that indeed a patent had been made out to the Nigerian scientist.

Hong said yesterday at the signing of an agreement between Nelson and GDPAU, New Brunswick, New Jersey, USA, for the commercialisation of an Antidiabetic Phaytopharmaceutical in Abuja that the drug would contribute to the quality of health care all over the world and boost the economy of the country.

The drug, which was said to have been administered on many diabetic victims, has been found to be very safe and highly effective. It was also said to have corrected erective dysfunctions noticed in those victims.
The minister said the drug would expand the landscape of medicare in the world and encourage more researches into herbal drugs in the country.
“I believe that there are so many of such leaves in the bushes in Nigeria that can cure many of these diseases that are proving difficult in the world. This is an epoch and historical day in the history of this country,” he said.
The minister noted that diabetes has posed a serious health challenge worldwide, and is the sixth largest killer in Nigeria.
“There is hardly a house you go to in Nigeria that one person will not be affected by this killer disease,” he said.
He pledged the support of the Federal Government to the efforts of research institutes, especially those who are into herbal medicine research.

Director-General of Nigeria Institute for Pharmaceutical Research, Dr. Ufot Inyang, described as unfortunate the inability of the Federal Gove-rnment to explore the enormous benefits in the herbal market.
He regretted that although the market had the capacity of generating over $100 billion annually, the country was not taking advantage of it.
He said the ongoing global economic crisis would adversely affect the fortunes of Nigerian pharmaceutical companies and stressed the need to focus on the herbal drugs.
“It is an opportunity we have been missing and I don’t want us to miss it again,” he said.
Representative of GDPAU, Prof. Ramesh Pandey, who described the drug as one of the greatest things that will come out of the continent, said it could go a long way in helping to launder the image of the country. He commended the efforts of Nigerian researchers, describing them as one of the best in the world.

The drug will be funded and marketed by a Nigerian company, TREC International Limited. It is estimated that it will cost the company an initial $10 million to deliver the drug to the market.
Nelson recorded a breakthrough in his research for a drug that could cure diabetes when the US government issued him with a patent (No. 6,531,461) for his medication, which can effectively treat Type I and Type II diabetes.
A documented proof of the discovery showed that Nelson, who then resided at Plot 574 Yakubu Gowon Crescent, Asokoro, Abuja, filed his application for a US patent June 4, 2001.
The 'Medicament for the treatment of Diabetes' patent with application No. 09/873,560 was approved March 11 2003.
An official of the United States Patent had confirmed to THISDAY on telephone June 4, 2003 that Nelson was actually granted a patent for his invention of a possible cure for diabetes.
The official, who simply identified herself as Mrs. Robinson, acknowledged that a United States patent with number US 6,531,461 B1 bearing application number 09/873,560 and dated March 11, 2003 was indeed approved for Nelson.
The enquiries at the US patent office followed the interest the story of May 23, 2003 had generated. E-mail dated May 25, 2003 to the United States Patent and Trademark Office seeking to establish the authenticity of Nelson's claim was replied, but with a directive to call the General Information Services Division (GISD) on telephone.
Unlike insulin which has been used for many decades to manage diabetes, Nelson's "wonder" drug can be administered orally, making it possible for patients to administer it as capsule, tablet or syrup. Insulin can only be injected into the body.

The award to Nelson, a graduate of Chemistry from the University of Ibadan, was made on the strength of his research, which determined the exact chemical structure of the active ingredient. The research was also able to determine the quantity of the drug, which could be tolerated in the human body, and yet be able to stem the patient's condition.
Nelson’s drug had been subjected to two clinical trials the last being at the University of Jos Teaching Hospital (UJTH).
At the first clinical trial, the initial extract derived from Vernonia amygdalina was orally administered to 26 patients all of whom had been previously diagnosed as suffering from insulin deficiency. For control, a group of five were used, who maintained diet discipline throughout the trial. The initial extract was dosed to the patients three times daily in 100mg aliquots for six months.

The blood glucose levels of all 31 subjects were closely monitored. It was revealed that the 26 patients receiving the initial extract no longer required maintaining diet discipline after the first month and examination showed remission of the disease after three months.
Fifteen patients were said to have continued receiving medication for the remaining three months of the trial.
The document that accompanied Nelson’s patent application showed that all those who volunteered for the experiment appeared to have recovered from the disease and have returned to their normal life prior to the diagnosis of the disease.

Nelson, 61, who holds a doctorate degree in Molecular and Computational Chemistry from the University of Ibadan, hails from Nsit Ubium Local Government Area of Akwa Ibom State.
He served as Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Science and Technology in 2001, worked with the Raw Materials Research and Development Council.

http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=134751

That is another good development rising from Nigeria, what do you think?

PoliticsRe: Addax’s Latest Oil Discovery Is Not Good News For Imo State by Phemzy(m): 11:52am On Feb 04, 2009
Its a good development to Imo State because it reduce unemployment rate and other economic development but on the other hand, it will increase militant operation in Imo State. So it will be better for Addax and Imo State government to be making plans ahead of overcoming militant operation.
Christianity EtcRe: Popular Bible Quotations For Memorization And Meditation — Deuteronomy 31:8 by Phemzy(m): 11:09am On Feb 04, 2009
Do to others as you would have them do to you.

Luke 6:31
FamilyRe: Caught My Husband From Cheating :/ by Phemzy(m): 12:43pm On Nov 27, 2008
My dear all I will tell you is to pray to your God to bless your marriage and visit these dating website for advice, cos heaven help those who help themselves.

http://www.dating-advice-for-women.net/
http://www.topdatingtips.com
BusinessRe: Entire Computer Village Shut Down Over Tax by Phemzy(m): 3:53pm On Nov 21, 2008
We nigerians are not born and brought up with tax, and I don't think closing up the computer village will help them to pay their tax. I hereby urge Governor Fashola to open it up and give them some times
PoliticsRe: Lagosians: Is Fashola The Expected Messiah? by Phemzy(m): 5:29pm On Nov 20, 2008
I think among all other states' governor, lagos state governor has always be the best even before Fashola. So its a gift to Lagos State among others.
HealthRe: Doctors Say Marrow Transplant May Have Cured Aids by Phemzy(m): 5:41pm On Nov 13, 2008
That is a great news, i believe that someday it will be HIV/AID will surely leave us and we will all be happy with each other
RomanceRe: Ridiculous Excuses Men Give To Evade Marriage by Phemzy(m): 1:24pm On Nov 06, 2008
Eh guys in nl.

This particular time, women are desperate of having any guy that is ready to marry them, you will see them being loyal, obedient and respectful among others. but you have to be careful with them because once you made that silly mistake, it will take lifetime to correct it.

I will give any excuses like I still don't trust you and let me seek for spiritual advice for compatibility.
EducationRe: How Do I Improve My Maths? by Phemzy(m): 1:07pm On Nov 06, 2008
What I have to tell you is that, heaven help those who help themselves, so practice makes perfect, work harder and call on your God for support. I believe with these, you will surely make it.
PoliticsRe: Sss Arrests Another Online Journalist by Phemzy(m): 11:32am On Nov 05, 2008
This is capital RUBBISH and nonsense. I think there is freedom of speech. If the government do not like this (posting their activities online) then they should start correcting their mistake not by arresting people as if they are arresting fowl.
FashionRe: Is this Nigerian Model good enough to get your vote? [pic] by Phemzy(m): 11:44am On Nov 04, 2008
I don't think that this girl is Nigerian, if she is, where is she from? Though she worth the vote and she is really a good model.
RomanceRe: Love Letters by Phemzy(m): 1:33pm On Sep 12, 2008
That was then to the adult age, but to the growing kids in secondary school, its still at work, so LOVE LETTERS can never stop because it allow the guys to express their feeling which they find difficult to express in the presence of the lady. Now its texting messaging and phone call that is on the board.

But not to a dating guru like will have to pass through all these bush-sheets.
PoliticsRe: Imagine This Kind Of Nigeria by Phemzy(m): 11:42am On Sep 12, 2008
It is not POSSIBLE, not a country like Nigeria that the leaders' mind is full of corruption and the youths are also planning to do so. But I can't tell may be by 2020, this dream will comes true
RomanceRe: I've Had Enough Of Men! by Phemzy(m): 11:58am On Sep 02, 2008
Sorry baby, but that is horrible, so just wait for your time. cos when your time comes, you will find the right dude.
PoliticsRe: Nigeria Signs Nuclear Agreement With Iran by Phemzy(m): 11:28am On Sep 02, 2008
Why must we choose IRAN?

They are known to be world terrorist producers, and this will make America and other European countries to be spying on us.

apart from that, won't they initiate us to terrorism, so we have to be careful.

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