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Throwback Photo: When Nigerians Were Vaccinated Using AK47 From 60s To 80s by mmb(op): 7:51am On Nov 11, 2019
If you were vaccinated with this syringe, then you must be over 37 years now.

Re: Throwback Photo: When Nigerians Were Vaccinated Using AK47 From 60s To 80s by ReubenE(m): 7:52am On Nov 11, 2019
grin

That thing is as scary as hell.

I later grew up to love injection shots though
Re: Throwback Photo: When Nigerians Were Vaccinated Using AK47 From 60s To 80s by harkandey(m): 7:56am On Nov 11, 2019
I’m coming back to comment grin
Re: Throwback Photo: When Nigerians Were Vaccinated Using AK47 From 60s To 80s by DaniDamani(m): 7:57am On Nov 11, 2019
No be only AK47 na pump action.
Re: Throwback Photo: When Nigerians Were Vaccinated Using AK47 From 60s To 80s by Chepos1(m): 8:09am On Nov 11, 2019
It was used even in early 90s too.
Re: Throwback Photo: When Nigerians Were Vaccinated Using AK47 From 60s To 80s by Kkings11: 8:11am On Nov 11, 2019
Ah una try oh.
Re: Throwback Photo: When Nigerians Were Vaccinated Using AK47 From 60s To 80s by Nobody: 8:17am On Nov 11, 2019
Chepos1:
It was used even in early 90s too.
It was used on me.... In the early 90s I am among the late 80s kids
Re: Throwback Photo: When Nigerians Were Vaccinated Using AK47 From 60s To 80s by nabiz(m): 8:24am On Nov 11, 2019
That was my primary 1.
Re: Throwback Photo: When Nigerians Were Vaccinated Using AK47 From 60s To 80s by Guestlander: 8:44am On Nov 11, 2019
AK47 indeed. Scary looking piece of equipment though.
Re: Throwback Photo: When Nigerians Were Vaccinated Using AK47 From 60s To 80s by Okoroawusa: 8:49am On Nov 11, 2019
Chai!...the equipment go fear you pass the pain...man don old o!
Re: Throwback Photo: When Nigerians Were Vaccinated Using AK47 From 60s To 80s by SalamRushdie: 8:50am On Nov 11, 2019
It's called a Jet Injector or an Air Gun , it used high pressure to force fluid into the human skin without a syringe ..It was discontinued over fears that it could spread disease like HIV , hepatitis is not properly managed .
Re: Throwback Photo: When Nigerians Were Vaccinated Using AK47 From 60s To 80s by SEGLIZ: 8:52am On Nov 11, 2019
I preferred it to syringe and needle.
till date syringe and needle makes me dislike hospital.
Re: Throwback Photo: When Nigerians Were Vaccinated Using AK47 From 60s To 80s by SEGLIZ: 8:54am On Nov 11, 2019
SalamRushdie:
It's called a Jet Injector or an Air Gun , it's used high pressure to force fluid into the human skin without a syringe ..It was discontinued over fears that it could spread disease like HIV , hepatitis is not properly managed .
my thought as well.
Re: Throwback Photo: When Nigerians Were Vaccinated Using AK47 From 60s To 80s by IvarTheBoneless: 8:58am On Nov 11, 2019
I also vaccinated some pigs under the orders of Black Scorpion

Some fled to Abidjan grin
Re: Throwback Photo: When Nigerians Were Vaccinated Using AK47 From 60s To 80s by SEGLIZ: 9:14am On Nov 11, 2019
Okoroawusa:
Chai!...the equipment go fear you pass the pain...man don old o!
it inflict no pain like syringe and needle but it's look is monstrous.
Re: Throwback Photo: When Nigerians Were Vaccinated Using AK47 From 60s To 80s by KINGreignn: 10:57am On Nov 11, 2019
SEGLIZ:
it inflict no pain like syringe and needle but it's look is monstrous.
After some hours,you'd cry when you wanna lift that limb after a vaccine has been injected via that machine.
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