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Some people are so ignorant of the hippocratic oath,as if the oath says medical doctors should not be paid.They say doctors put money before patients,so doctors should not be collecting salary abi? For your information,doctors spend more time with patients than the time they spend with their own family,yet some fools says doctors are not commited.The only way a doctor makes up for the time away from their family is what they bring home at the end of the month for all the time they spent attending to others,yet some fool says doctors put money ahead of patients.Fashola packed mad people on the streets,he forgot some are online.

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Sport fans in Nigeria will definitely miss kickoff.

Amygal39: Hi guys,pls can I check my result on my phone, den check on pc and print it later

You can only check it on a system.It won't download if you use a phone.

pls,how do you check it?

are you sure?

Ivory Coast have appointed former Zambia national team coach Herve Renard as their new head coach. The Frenchman has signed a two-year deal to replace Sabri Lamouchi, who stepped down following the Elephants' disappointing 2014 World Cup campaign in Brazil. The 45-year-old was selected from a three- man shortlist that also included Portuguese former Sporting and Benfica coach Jose Manuel De Jesus and ex-Rennes coach Frederic Antonetti. Renard is tasked with delivering silverware to a nation that has become frustrated by the failure of their top European stars to produce a cohesive and successful national team for several years now.


http://www.kickoffnigeria.com/mobile/news/47302/herve-renard-lands-ivory-coast-job


I think all other African teams should buckle up.This guy knows African football.

Ivory Coast have appointed former Zambia national team coach Herve Renard as their new head coach. The Frenchman has signed a two-year deal to replace Sabri Lamouchi, who stepped down following the Elephants' disappointing 2014 World Cup campaign in Brazil. The 45-year-old was selected from a three- man shortlist that also included Portuguese former Sporting and Benfica coach Jose Manuel De Jesus and ex-Rennes coach Frederic Antonetti. Renard is tasked with delivering silverware to a nation that has become frustrated by the failure of their top European stars to produce a cohesive and successful national team for several years now.

bigtt76: Instead of looking for ways to help prevent spread of Ebola, these fools still on strike na den mate dey die for Liberia and Sierra Leone doing helpless service, these ones wan hammer ...God is watching!

The next time you go to the hospital,may a fool attend to you.

bigtt76: Instead of looking for ways to help prevent spread of Ebola, these fools still on strike na den mate dey die for Liberia and Sierra Leone doing helpless service, these ones wan hammer ...God is watching!

The next timr you go to the hospital,may a fool attend to you.

Kelechi Iheanacho stole the show as Manchester city drubbed Sporting Kansas city 4:1 in a pre-season game.Apart from getting on the score sheet in the 88th minute,the Nigerian wonder-kid was constantly terrorizing Kansas defence with his mesmerizing runs.Kelechi was voted as the best player in.the last under-17 world cup.

Kelechi Iheanacho,stole the show as Manchester city drubbed Sporting Kansas city 4:1 in a pre-season game.Apart from getting on the score sheet in the 88th minute,the Nigerian wonder-kid was constantly terrorizing Kansas defence with his mesmerizing runs.Kelechi was voted as the best player in.the last under-17 world cup.

kingvicking: If you can afford to buy music materials on drums (disk and handout) from a school like Peter king College of music, it will help you a long way

Thanks,buy where is that?
I mean peter king

Am an upcoming drummer,can someone suggest materials that will be of help for amateurs like me.

Nigeria captain Joseph
Yobo has announced his
retirement from the
national side after the Super Eagles fell 2-0 to
France in the second round of the World Cup.
The 33-year-old became the first Nigerian to
play 100 international matches but capped it
with an own goal in added time against Les
Bleus.
He follows in the footsteps of Nwankwo Kanu
who announced his retirement after the 2010
World Cup.
“It was a bitter-sweet moment for me but I think
it is time to focus on my family,” Yobo told
reporters. “It has been a long road.”
Yobo made his debut with the Super Eagles in
2001 but became a mainstay of the team during
the 2002 World Cup in Korea/Japan.
He played at three World Cups and won the
Africa Cup of Nations as captain last year.
“We’ve won the Africa Nations Cup and we came
here and were not disgraced,” said the
Fenerbahce man.
“I never thought that I’d be here because I
missed the last six games of the season through
injury. They gave me an opportunity but it is
unfortunate what happened.
“I gave my all,” he said.
However, Yobo thinks that he’s leaving the
national team in capable hands with the duo of
defenders Kenneth Omeruo and Godfrey
Oboabona able to continue in his place.
“They would grow,” he said. “Omeruo has done
very well. Oboabona was injured but he got his
chance at the Nations Cup. They’re going to get
better, the experience is going to come and one
of them has to take the responsibility and be a
leader.”
The defender said he would like to concentrate
on club football afterwards.




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Funny

The Full Awards
National Team of the Year
Nigeria
Youth National Team of the Year
Nigeria U17
Club of the Year
Al Ahly
Fair Play Award
Nigeria Supporters Club
Referee of the Year
Djamel Haimoudi (Algeria)
Most Promising Talent
Kelechi Iheanacho (Nigeria U17)
Coach of the Year
Stephen Keshi (Nigeria)
African XI:
Enyeama; Fathy, Benatia, Constant, Mikel, Yaya,
Aboutreika, Pitroipa, Emenike, Gyan,
Aubameyang
Coach : Keshi
African Player of the Year (Africa-based)
Mohamed Aboutreika (Egypt)
African Player of the Year
Yaya Toure (Cote D’Ivoire)
CAF Legend Award
Bruno Metsu
Jose Mehdi Faria


What's ur opinion

African XI:
Enyeama; Fathy, Benatia, Constant, Mikel, Yaya,
Aboutreika, Pitroipa, Emenike, Gyan,
Aubameyang
Coach : Keshi

A question just came to my mind recently,WHY DO PREACHERS RARELY TAKE PREACHING TOPICS FROM SONGS OF SOLOMON? I rarely hear preachers take quotations from that part of the bible.
I think its probably because it's the most "uncensored" part of the bible or what do you think?

Preparing my argument

I comment to refuse

Keep testing,am sorry 4 u.We see so many of u in d clinic,they wish dey neva tested wen dey get STI,God help u make u get ordinary Treponema chancre.U will b sorry

not impressed

Demdem: Exactly. The same old reason.

Jonathan refusal to honour agreement.

Again, am in support of doctors unfortunately.

Dats exactly why ASUU resumption is being delayed.
The fear of unfulfilled promises

Soon,d national assembly will go on strike
Reason:Wage cut

ichidodo: [color=#1980BC] In the name of GOD,Messi pls cop an injury before the tournament.Baba GOD even if na small Anterior Cruciate Ligament injury we go manage am.Holy Ghost Fire [/color]

u b medical student

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