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afrodoc2:
Extra money for goal scored? Shared by the team or only to the goalscorer. Na this kind thing dey stop players from passing to each other in front of goal.

izzou:
BUA get money sha oh!

Kai!

Na why all these noisemakers for SE dey tire me.

Person go dash person 10 million, come do content wey pass documentary

See as person pledge $1,000,000 with SM post.

God abeg!

afrodoc2:
He is top 3 in Nigeria nau. Power of compound interest.

Ibime:
Wike does not have platform this time if Tinubu takes platform away from him

Wike has only fought election in opposition against Buhari once, and Buhari was a soft touch with opposition which is why Peter Obi was able to have a strong run. That will never happen under Tinubu for Peter Obi. And if Tinubu turns favour away from Wike, he will be finished. There is no loyalty in Rivers politics. They don't back losing horses. You must be anchored to either the Governor or the President for them to support you, with a reasonable prospect of winning from your anchor; and Wike is only anchored to the President now. To lose election in Rivers is to lose everything and nobody will stake their pocket on you if you don't have power aligned in your favour. If President Tinubu aligns with Governor Fubara, it's over for Wike. The HOA and all structure will abandon him like they did to Amaechi

Gosh you know these game well.How Raum fails to see that this is the beginning of the end for WIke amazes me.

afrodoc2:
Extra money for goal scored? Shared by the team or only to the goalscorer. Na this kind thing dey stop players from passing to each other in front of goal.

Ibime:
Wike does not have platform this time if Tinubu takes platform away from him

Wike has only fought election in opposition against Buhari once, and Buhari was a soft touch with opposition which is why Peter Obi was able to have a strong run. That will never happen under Tinubu for Peter Obi. And if Tinubu turns favour away from Wike, he will be finished. There is no loyalty in Rivers politics. They don't back losing horses. You must be anchored to either the Governor or the President for them to support you, with a reasonable prospect of winning from your anchor; and Wike is only anchored to the President now. To lose election in Rivers is to lose everything and nobody will stake their pocket on you if you don't have power aligned in your favour. If President Tinubu aligns with Governor Fubara, it's over for Wike. The HOA and all structure will abandon him like they did to Amaechi

Theflint1:
From the way it was put na team get am. This na extra motivation for the team to go all the way.

Roland17:
When I got to that scenario, I knew the kid was in serious trouble.

CrystalTiger:
Saw this tweet and just remembered raumdeuter lol

engrelvis:
Tbh I don't really understand metamorphosis of lwobi in that midfield.

afrodoc2:
He is a good player who is at his peak and is playing in the right system. He also now has a great deal of experience in African football (4th most capped player in SE history) and is still under 30.

If you revert to playing him in a 2-man midfield with 2 wingers and Lookman supporting Osimhen, he won't be as impressive.

iamoyindamola:
https://www.nairaland.com/8597041/son-investigates-counterfeit-tv-production

Son want to investigate

izzou:
After investigation, what happens??

Na so NAFDAC seize trillions of fake drugs in Anambra. Till today, nobody was publicly mentioned.

Let's just be careful when buying these products.

CrystalTiger:
Saw this tweet and just remembered raudeuter lol

semid4lyfe:
I agree with Charles Anazodo.

Nigeria is a dysfunctional, we all know this NFF is inefficient and a clog in the wheel of our football progress, fact!. There is massive corruption in the NFF, true. . Players will always be owed allowances, bonuses, awards, no be today.

But everything we have achieved, every laurel we have ever won in football has been despite the systemic corruption, the poorly run NFF and maladministration of our football.

If money is the players only motivation to play and they cant do it for the honour of the badge and repping Nigeria, then they should reject their invitation to the national team because NFF is notorious for owing, will not pay them as at when due and will always owe. Simple!

Football is a very emotional sport. Nigerians are heavily and emotionally invested in the Super Eagles. People have been sent to their early graves on account of the team's loss. Did we not read about the Nigerian who slumped and died due to the team's loss to Ivory Coast in the last AFCON final? Me, I couldn't eat the night of the 2022 WCQ loss to Ghana, ditto last year's playoff loss to DR Congo. I was irritable and brooded for a week before I got over it.

People lost livelihoods and income because of their non qualification. Brands attached to the team lose money and revenue too. Edafe Mathew Elegbete of Elegbete Sports said the Super Eagles failure to qualify for the Qatar 2022 world cup put him $250,000 in debt.

Their incessant protests at every crunch time has become silly. They protested during the WCQ playoffs, dem jabo. Dem wan play AFCON Q/F against their toughest opponent, they are protesting again. Where is the sense in that? Didnt they learn anything from their last protest? At this point, their protest has become a tool to blackmail and sabotage the country.

Hand don dey pain me so make I put full stop for here but I am glad people are now calling them out now for this nonsense behaviour.

Below is the post I made in the Super Eagles thread on this their AFCON protest.

CrystalTiger:
Saw this tweet and just remembered raumdeuter lol

afrodoc2:
It would be interesting to know if it was an adult anaesthesiologist or a paediatric anaesthesiologist.

Ibime:
See as Adichie son die, she held the Hospital accountable.

That TikTok influencer (Sunshine) died during routine fibroid removal surgery and the family announced "unfortunately the surgery did not go as planned", announced her demise and moved on.

Exposure and education is everything

GloriousGbola:
she also has the resources and the clout to drag this

it is not really about exposure. lots of wealthy and exposed nigerians have died or been messed up in naija hospitals

in fact, most naija hospitals first make you sign a waiver before any operation.

it is simply that as nigerians we are more fatalist and more inclined to take it as God's will.

afrodoc2:
What you call a waiver is most likely an informed consent form, which is standard in most climes.

There is no waiver that will protect a hospital or doctor from gross negligence, incompetence, or substandard clinical practice.

Whatever you sign only protects the doctor/hospital if a potential known complication arises in a situation where the medical team carried out their duties as expected. Any grave error invalidates it.

GloriousGbola:
imho - it is much more than informed consent. i have signed two or three in the past. what i will say is because we are not a litigious society, and because everyone will cover for themselves and conceal as much as possible, these issues usually end up as embarrassment for the hospital on social media with no consequences

afrodoc2:
It is informed consent. They will inform you about possible complications that could occur to the patient if the procedure is carried out. Then you sign that you approve for the procedure to go ahead knowing the things that could go wrong.

I always get my patients to sign them but it does not mean I can’t face litigation if I make a big mistake. It does not protect the doctor from facing disciplinary action for grave mistakes and negligence.

The concept of waiver does not exist in medicine. You can’t sign waiver for a human being’s life. It is not a refrigerator or generator that can be easily replaced.

Roland17:
If you had to guess which would it be? My money is on an adult Anesthesiologist.

Irrespective, I am really interested in specifics of the treatments this kid received from both hospitals.

Too many questions. I feel gutted for the family. They should engage a competent lawyer ASAP and review their options.