₦airaland Forum

NDPVF:
Wow!!!.



Always chunning out great minds.



Igbo,i love you guys.


You guys should never allow haters kill your inventive and innovative spirit.
Its natural though devilish,that people hate and jelouse their superior.

GstringAngela:
.... But Alex Ekweme was the vice president of Nigeria that year. What did alex ekweme do to support him?

Beremx:
so who frustrated and humiliated him?

Beremx:
Wow! What a genius!

Ndi Mbaise making IMO state proud.


Is the Radio Mbaise still on Air?

brofula:
This tribe have come along way on inventions and technology. They really need govt support and sponsorship to mass produce all this and Nigeria will be in the news for the right reasons.

themonk:
igbo kwenu

Credits: He is best known for building Nigeria’s first private radio station – Radio Mbaise Fame in 1979.

Bio: Damian was born in January 1957 in Nguru, Mbaise, Imo State, Nigeria. He is the founder of Damian Anyanwu Research Center inc (DARCI) in the United States. In 1979, he built the first private operated Radio station in Nigeria, know as Radio Mbaise Fame. His Radio transmitters were made from herbal granules stuffed in empty tins, wires and improvised local material. In 1983, he was invited by former Nigerian President, Alhaji Shehu Shergari who decorated Damien with a National award, for his outstanding contributions to Mankind. He has also been honored internationally – U.S. president, George W. Bush invited Damien to Washington D.C for a presidential dinner where he was honored by the President and his cabinet.

rusher14:
Shagari in 1960s?

gebest:
Op if na play, stop am.

StOla:
You want to deprive men of their birthright?

If I can drink cow milk, then breast milk is more natural.

United Nations go hear this matter.

Cutehector:
Why will a man want to be breast fed na...

Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) Chief Medical Director (CMD), Prof Wale Oke has urged men to stop competing with their babies to suck the wives’ breast.
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Oke enjoined the men to allow their babies to enjoy their natural meal.

He spoke yesterday at the World Breastfeeding Week (WBW). The programme was organised by LASUTH Community Health Department in conjunction with the hospital’s Pediatrics.

According to him, the benefits of exclusive breastfeeding are many.

He said: “When a mother breastfeeds her baby, it creates bond between them. It is also a natural family mechanism as mothers cannot get pregnant. Breastfeeding mothers do not have bone diseases, breast and ovarian cancers.”

Oke said the state has created an enabling environment for mothers with its policies to work and still feed their babies.

“Working and breastfeeding can go together if mothers try because it is necessary to have healthy babies,” he said.

Wife of Lagos State Governor, Mrs Bolanle Ambode urged mothers to breastfeed their babies exclusively for six months so that they can be healthy.

This, according to her, will prevent babies from coming down with childhood diseases, such as cough, diarrhea and catarrh, among others.

Mrs Ambde, represented by the Permanent Secretary of the state’s Civil Service Pension Office, Mrs Ademola Olabowale, said medical science has made it known that breast supplies basic nutrients to newborns, adding that the breast milk remains the most important protein for babies’ growth.

“The World Health Organisation (WHO) recommends exclusive breastfeeding for six months, and mixed breastfeeding up to two years,” she said.

Breast milk, she said, usually helps to build the immunity for the newborns, saying it would protect them from childhood killer diseases.

The state government, she said, has reviewed maternity leave for women in the state Civil Service from three to six months, adding that Lagos State is the only state in Nigeria where men go on paternity leave to support their wives with the burden of raising a new baby.

Head of Department, Community Health Dr Yetunde Kuyinu said the week would help to improve babies’ health.

She said the WBW is celebrated every year from August 1st to 7th in more than 170 countries to encourage breastfeeding and improve the health of babies.

She said working mothers can actually breastfeed their babies.

“It is a known fact that many of our working class nursing mothers face a lot of challenges combining breastfeeding with work either at their work setting or at home. They tend to stop breastfeeding very early in the life of their babies, thus losing the dual benefits breastfeeding provides for both mother and child,” she said.

Obadiah77:
I am Igbo. get over it.

Chiaka:
Let government encourage him and his likes!

Omenkata:
nairalanders oooooooooooooo make una come oooo

even gbawe don reduce hin pay all these rubbish egift is posting is posted by cheating mtn yet he wants a better Nigeria

you see for corruption to end it will start by us.


with this am certain that omenka my evil side will be using cheat too including ngeneukwenu sef and they are screaming corruption

cc

Barcanista
phockphockman
FireFire
Temitemi1
Mogidi
oremussanctus
truckpusher
atwireless
MizMyColi
SeverusSnape
ApcSucks
Whynotthetruth

come and see una boy as hin dey teach another guy kwarapshun

egif is a corrupt mtn cheater maluu- Omenkata

MosakuAW:
Ok! Below is my fact. Can you provide me with yours.

This table shows the historical value of one U.S.
Dollar in Nigerian naira - PM = Parallel Market.
Date Naira per US $ Date Naira per US $
1972 0.658
1973 0.658
1974 0.63
1975 0.616
1976 0.62
1977 0.647
1978 0.606
1979 0.596
1980 0.550 (0.900 PM)
1981 0.61
1982 0.673
1983 0.724
1984 0.765
1985 0.894 (1.70 PM)
1986 2.02 (3.90 PM)
1987 4.02 (5.90 PM)
1988 4.54 (6.70 PM)
1989 7.39 (10.70 PM)
1990 7.39 (10.70 PM)
1991 8.04 (9.30 PM)
1992 9.91
1993 17.30 (21.90 PM)
1994 22.33 (56.80 PM)
1995 21.89 (71.70 PM)
1996 21.89 (84.58 PM)
1997 21.89 (84.58 PM)
1998 21.89 (84.70 PM)
1999 21.89 (88-90 PM)
2000 85.98 (105.00 PM)
2001 99-106 (104-122 PM)
2002 109-113 (122-140 PM)
2003 114-127 (135-137 PM)
2004 127-130 (137-144 PM)
2005 132-136
2006 128.50-131.80
2007 120-125
2008 115.50-120
2009 145-171

ionsman:
Do you just insult your president even when it's uncalled for? Sad life.

@ topic: That tape is supposed to go round. It's too small....

NgeneUkwenu:
...And Buhari Seal's Ohaneze's Mouth For A While...

May God Bless Buhari For Us!!!

...

alfred5:
Are you looking for 'likes' ? Well your fellow blinds are coming to hit 'like' for you.

omenka:
Wow!!! A PERFECT thread for the WailingWailers.

They've scavenged everywhere for bad news but couldn't find any- so they find solace in CARTOONS.

Life could be so miserable for them sometimes indeed.

Just look at how jubilant they are.

Should Baba sustain this bumper harvest of good news, then I can be rest assured the children of anger and anguish would fade into nothingness sooner than we had imagined.

Trailblazer1:
Ever since Ngeneukwunu declared herself an economist Nigeria's economy has taken a tumble

SeverusSnape:
But NgeneUkwenu is a world renowned economist.

makzeze:
lalasticlala, front page things.

SeverusSnape:
Buhari be like, "I don't have an idea of what I'm doing, Naira flease and flease pight by yourself"

IYANGBALI:
this tout no go shut him mouth until dem use am as a scape goat

best4momoh:
Don't worry fayose. Baba is coming for you. Keep running your mouth. Baba need to investigate ekitigate. We all know how u became the governor

“Some of those who sponsored the president’s election have not done any other jobs apart from holding public offices. Yet, they provided private jets and funds with which the president campaigned across the length and breadth of Nigeria. He should let Nigerians know where they got money to buy private jets and the several billions of naira spent on his election.