₦airaland Forum

BlueRayDick:
I checked that lady’s socials up. She’s named Niecy Nash and guess what ? She has 3 beautiful grown kids .

How did she suddenly end up being LGBTQ plus and minus ? How woman wey go through Labour 3 times take become gay ?

Shey na afterthought or something ?

Sometimes I pity the mental health of Nigerians living in western world sha . Because somehow in my quite time , these are the things I will be trying to rationalize that how will my female colleague after 3 kids will suddenly think she’s not attracted to men but women ? As in how ?

A40:
Lol no be intersex. Is that what she said?

These people just dey try impersonate men. The funny part is some of them still dey collect from men. I know a nigga who has two of these kin people as his baby mommas

That werey Dr Uju for example even the butch she dey with sef get pikin. So who is fooling who

iamoyindamola:
lol
So them still they collect gbola outside
At this point I think it’s for the money

OasisX:


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iamoyindamola:
I remember the story but then
These ladies signed and were aware of risk in these surgeries

Itsrm:
My thoughts too. They are even made to sign an informed consent form before surgery.

BlueRayDick:
Maybe u are right doc ,I just feel when a life is lost due to professional negligence one year prison sentence with option of fine less than $100 is a slap on the wrist considering the gravity of the matter .

I guess the key takeaway from all of this is that let one be careful about some of these life changing decisions . The victim of the botch surgery is dead and gone now, she only left her family members with grieve that won’t leave them soon even with this so called “justice “ at the courts

afrodoc2:
The truth is that in most countries it is difficult to obtain a conviction in a criminal case for medical negligence. I do not know the specific details of this case but you will rarely see a doctor jailed for an error in treatment. The burden of proof is just too high, and practically every medical procedure carries the risk of life-changing or even life-ending complications.

The way most medical negligence cases go is that the medical council in that jurisdiction would likely suspend or cancel that doctors registration and take away the right to practice AND then the civil courts will impose compensatory and punitive damages.

Those two processes have a lower burden of proof. The criminal case almost never goes satisfactorily for the plaintiffs.

A40:
Someone once said women live their lives in themes and I agree. Especially in these modern times where the freedom is unlimited, at least in the West

I'm also fascinated by how they turn to LGBTQ for old age. Jay Z mama imagine make that kin arugbo ojo turn lesbian. Jay Z na her last born at least I remember December 4 on Black Album and nigga in his mid 50s

I'm not really bothered. Babes will always be loyal to their ever changing feelings. Learning not to put anything past them is the only way to guarantee your peace of mind.

Shey it's Shaq's ex after how many kids coming in public and saying she doesn't think she ever loved him.

It's possible that these babes don't actually like men they only want a baby out of you or they want your resources and provision.

iamoyindamola:
I remember the story but then
These ladies signed and were aware of risk in these surgeries

BlueRayDick:
I agree with u that burden is too high when it comes to getting conviction for medical negligence even in the advanced world . But then, in a country like Nigeria steeper punishments should be meted out to doctors like this woman upon conviction.

I followed this case back then and I remember that shortly after FCPCC stepped in to shut down her clinic , some bloggers who were on her case actually reported that she was still taking bookings for surgery and she actually did carried out surgeries at her friends’ clinics while her clinic was shut down during investigation.

Imagine such level of disregard for the laws of the land. The bloggers had to keep shouting that it appears she has backings in higher places because how will u be in the news for medical negligence that led to death and u are still taking more surgery bookings illegally ?

For that fact alone , I feel the judge should’ve slammed her with a more severe sentencing terms

Itsrm:
The good people of Abuja are enjoying good governance.

GloriousGbola:
What you have written is quite lieku why she is getting a slap on her modified ass.

Lagos state is famously harsh on people they prosecute publicly. This woman must be working on the arses of the wives and gfs of lasg bigwigs

izzou:


[color=royalblue]Give us a list, please[/color]

BlueRayDick:
I agree with u that burden is too high when it comes to getting conviction for medical negligence even in the advanced world . But then, in a country like Nigeria steeper punishments should be meted out to doctors like this woman upon conviction.

I followed this case back then and I remember that shortly after FCPCC stepped in to shut down her clinic , some bloggers who were on her case actually reported that she was still taking bookings for surgery and she actually did carried out surgeries at her friends’ clinics while her clinic was shut down during investigation.

Imagine such level of disregard for the laws of the land. The bloggers had to keep shouting that it appears she has backings in higher places because how will u be in the news for medical negligence that led to death and u are still taking more surgery bookings illegally ?

For that fact alone , I feel the judge should’ve slammed her with a more severe sentencing terms

Oh so this is true

There is something wrong somewhere in the thought process of Nigerian Politicians! pic.twitter.com/lN2UZTXf4y

— Morris Monye (@Morris_Monye) May 18, 2024

Oh so this is true

There is something wrong somewhere in the thought process of Nigerian Politicians! pic.twitter.com/lN2UZTXf4y

— Morris Monye (@Morris_Monye) May 18, 2024

izzou:
[color=royalblue]I doubt if any Nigerian politician will not subsidise that nonsense. [/color]

TrebleChamp:
I don't think Peter Obi will, speaking from his past actions sha....

TrebleChamp:
I don't think Peter Obi will, speaking from his past actions sha....

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Obi has never governed a multi religious population.

So, it will be difficult for us to say he would have stopped it.

I'm not justifying the spending oh. But it is difficult to stop that subsidy. [/color]

TrebleChamp:
I don't think Peter Obi will, speaking from his past actions sha....

emrall:
Obi also made a donation of 5 million Naira and promised to sponsor 20 people from the crusade on pilgrimage to Israel and repair the road to the church which has been bad since Obi got into office. According to Obi, he said that he had attended the crusade for many years, which makes one to wonder why he has not seen the bad state of the road to repair it until just two weeks to the governorship election.

OasisX:


........Obiano stopped payment for Pilgrimage when he assumed power. Peter Obi paid for it throughout his tenure.

OasisX:


........Obiano stopped payment for Pilgrimage when he assumed power. Peter Obi paid for it throughout his tenure.

OasisX:
“Right now, Nigeria has no cause to import anything apart from gasoline and by sometime in June, within the next four or five weeks, Nigeria shouldn’t import anything like gasoline; not one drop of litre.”

- Aliko Dangote

raumdeuter:
Bros which of Obis past actions you still dey chop Obi lamba. Some of us don sabi Obi tay tay and know he is just like regular politician, Say one thing do the other before he was packaged as a Saint to people new to politics

TrebleChamp:
Obi is not that wasteful with public funds sha, i have seen Oasis post and concur that Politicians cannot be fully trusted....

seankafor:
Wonder how Reno omokiri will feel from this recent developments from his boss atiku