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Education › Re: 154 Students Recover After Suspected Bilharzia Drug Reaction In Katsina by RandomFellow: 6:55am
VeeVeeMyLuv:
Billharziasis
All these mendevial diseases
Only in naija

Very soon you go hear breakout of bubonic plague
Recently (last week actually), I heard someone talking about Onchocerciasis in Kaduna... I didn't believe it. Like... For some years now, I've been looking to trap Simulium and tsetse fly in Abuja and haven't been able to find any (One of the unseen heroic actions of Gen IBB)
Crime › Re: I Was Sexually Assaulted By This Man On My Way To My Hostel - Pharmacy Student by RandomFellow: 9:38am On Oct 15
Alaga2222:
Why? Have you heard the other side of the story? What was the girl putting on at that particular time? Mehn believe women at your own risk
So because he was reported, arrested, or sued, you automatically think he will be found guilty? If she says he's guilty, she'll bring evidence. If he's innocent, he'll prove it. If she's lying, she'll be penalized
Crime › Re: I Was Sexually Assaulted By This Man On My Way To My Hostel - Pharmacy Student by RandomFellow: 11:34am On Oct 14
Report him... Arrest him... Sue him...
Foreign Affairs › Re: Anojan Sivarasa Sentenced To Death Over Comment About Prophet Muhammad In Saudi by RandomFellow: 3:00pm On Oct 07
Ovilikom2:
Explain what happened here
While the literal root of rakiba (ركب) means to ride or mount an animal, in classical Arabic literature and lexicography (such as Lane's Lexicon), "yarkabun" is a well-known idiom meaning to crowd, pack tightly, swarm, or press heavily against someone due to eagerness or overwhelming numbers.


NB: I'm not a muslim. I just enjoy literature, and try to get contexts in spoken/written words
Foreign Affairs › Re: Moment The NYFD Rescued A Child Whose Head Was Trapped In An Irongrill by RandomFellow: 3:23pm On Oct 03
Lovit:
Na gay reporter wrote this story, walahi

which one be...a child who had gotten their head...
Actually, the english is correct. I don't see the "gay" thing you're insinuating here
Health › Re: Is There Any Type Of Smoking That Is Actually Beneficial To The Body? by RandomFellow: 4:44pm On Aug 24
femi4:
He chicked out...they always do. Kids everywhere on NL

Next time, apply critical thinking before embarking on comparative analysis. This is NL not facebook or roadside newspaper stand where every lamba is consumed without check
For 3 good weeks, I'll rest from your myopic and shallow reasonings. A well deserved rest I must say. Byeee✌️✌️✌️
Health › Re: Is There Any Type Of Smoking That Is Actually Beneficial To The Body? by RandomFellow: 4:40pm On Aug 24
femi4:
He chicked out...they always do. Kids everywhere on NL

Next time, apply critical thinking before embarking on comparative analysis. This is NL not facebook or roadside newspaper stand where every lamba is consumed without check
Oh... And don't bother replying me again, I've blocked you here. I won't see your replies😋😋😋
Health › Re: Is There Any Type Of Smoking That Is Actually Beneficial To The Body? by RandomFellow: 4:38pm On Aug 24
femi4:
He chickeNEd out...they always do. Kids everywhere on NL

Next time, apply critical thinking before embarking on comparative analysis. This is NL not facebook or roadside newspaper stand where every lamba is consumed without check
WTF! Walahi you're s*ck. So many blabs. Zero comprehension. You just manufacture words in your head and spew them without understanding. Kai
Health › Re: Is There Any Type Of Smoking That Is Actually Beneficial To The Body? by RandomFellow: 1:41am On Aug 24
femi4:
Hey, tea towel , now listen carefully. I know you will resort to this trying to get away with your L, but you are wrong.

1. I never said that you quoted me first. Check my comment again. I did not add 'first'.

2. Your low self-esteem won't allow you to accept your L that there is a loophole in your body to car comparison...hence the reason you were quoted.
Oh my. Whatever "your L" means, I really couldn't care less. From our exchanges, I want to diagnose that your problem is comprehension; and I wouldn't blame you- there are lots of kids like you.

You know you could be better right? Just do your best to read and study complex subject matters, and work hard on building and improving your attention span. You'll be fine; I really hope you are.

Best wishes
Health › Re: Is There Any Type Of Smoking That Is Actually Beneficial To The Body? by RandomFellow: 7:08pm On Aug 22
femi4:
We did not write same way
Baba, I really have been calm with you, and trying to explain things to you; but it seems you're really obdurate, and/or really unteachable. Jeez... Why are you like this?

You said I quoted you (first); I showed you evidence that you quoted me first.

That's after stressing me because i compared carbohydrates in the body with fuel in the car. Again... I explained to you like I would a kid in primary school.

At this point, I want to bet that you'll look for another thing in this reply to argue about.

Oga Femi, na man I be; and I don't do men. If to say you be fine girl now, I for get a little more patience for you. But now? Abeg free me. Thank you sir
Health › Re: Is There Any Type Of Smoking That Is Actually Beneficial To The Body? by RandomFellow: 1:50pm On Aug 22
femi4:
Na me you quote
Maybe you own both accounts. I'm not aware

Health › Re: Is There Any Type Of Smoking That Is Actually Beneficial To The Body? by RandomFellow: 1:38pm On Aug 22
femi4:
Like I said they got converted based on 2,3 4 and can be a problem based on 5

A vehicle doesnt do that. Your unused petrol will always be in the storage tank
This is the original post I responded to. It said smoking kills fast, just like sugar; I responded that that's not true. Every other statements are analogies and examples. You can't just keep referring to an example I used to be politically correct

Health › Re: Is There Any Type Of Smoking That Is Actually Beneficial To The Body? by RandomFellow: 9:49am On Aug 22
femi4:
When you have more than its requred, you ll kill the body.

Your body dont store food like car does to fuel. They got converted
When your body is not able to use or store the sugar, that's what kills. The sugar itself is not the problem, but the body's deficiencies.

Well... Repeated high sugar consumptions (especially heavy carbohydrates like starch) is still a very big problem (even if the person is healthy)

See this little excerpt from ChatGPT

Health › Re: Is There Any Type Of Smoking That Is Actually Beneficial To The Body? by RandomFellow: 8:49am On Aug 22
Menclothing1:
It kills the body faster just like sugar
Sugar doesn't kill the body. Absence of sugar, or the inability of the body to utilize sugar is what kills. Just like cars and fuel... Fuel doesn't kill the car.
Pets › Re: Help Dog In Distress! by RandomFellow: 12:35am On Aug 22
Very rubbish advice everywhere. Oga...
1. Get a soft bedding for your dog. The place they sleep is too hard
2. Go to a pet shop, and get fly repellent oil, gel or ointment to apply there
3. If the dog is fond of licking the spot, you'll need to get a Elizabethan collar for him till the wound is healed.

Don't use any antibiotics medications or powders; only allow vets prescribe or administer them to your pets.
Politics › Re: Nigeria To Roll Out Unique Postcodes For Every Home Starting October 1 by RandomFellow: 10:08am On Aug 19
If the government gives you a code but:

-Google Maps/other navigation systems don't recognize it,

-NIPOST doesn't maintain accurate location data,

-Businesses don't integrate it,

-Emergency agencies don't use it,

-Addresses aren't kept updated,

-People don't use it,

-Databases don't communicate with one another,

...then it becomes another government-issued number that people ignore.

The real value comes from integration with our current life realities
Education › Re: ABU To Represent Nigeria At ENACTUS World Cup In Brazil In November by RandomFellow: 8:53am On Aug 19
ssogundele2003:
What kind of news is this? No telling what ENACTUS means or what it stand for. Journalism has really gone to ekuke.
ENACTUS means Entrepreneurial Action in Us. It was formerly SIFE, Students in Free Enterprise.

It’s a global student organization that uses entrepreneurship and innovation to solve social, economic, and environmental problems.

In simple terms
University students form teams, identify real problems in their communities, and develop SUSTAINABLE business/entrepreneurial solutions rather than simply giving charity. Key word? SUSTAINABLE. Any solutions proffered must be sustainable, and able to run by the community without the students' supervision.

How it works
1. Identify a community problem — poverty, unemployment, food insecurity, waste, agriculture, etc.

2. Design an entrepreneurial solution — preferably something that can generate income and continue after the project ends.

3. Implement the project with beneficiaries.

4. Measure the impact — jobs created, income increased, people reached, environmental benefits, etc.

5. Compete/present the project at ENACTUS National competitions, where the winner (ABU Zaria in this case) will represent Nigeria and compete against other students of other institutions from different other participating countries.
Education › Re: ABU To Represent Nigeria At ENACTUS World Cup In Brazil In November by RandomFellow: 8:48am On Aug 19
Helinuse:
Funny thing is, wherever a system channels its focus, it will excel.
The Abu Faculty of Engineering has specifically carried this ENACTUS thing on its head as if it were a Nobel Prize.
Just to be clear, it is not a "school initiative" but a totally student-organized program.

Many Nigerian Universities are just not into it, and if they were, I am not saying ABU won't still beat them, but there would be better competition.

Just like the recent "Spelling Bee Competition" in which some kids "represented Nigeria."
grin grin grin
I am very sure than 98% of Nigerian schools don't know that it exists.
If they knew, I am very sure that those kids may not have been the "representatives of Nigeria."
grin grin grin
I don't know the current situation of ENACTUS in Nigeria's higher institutions, but I can assure you many schools are still active, and the competition is fierce. Also, ENACTUS is not a student organized stuff; putting it like that would be oversimplifying matters. Have you seen the organizers and sponsors? National leads and Advisers? Damnnnn... Those guys can lead Nigeria!
Education › Re: ABU To Represent Nigeria At ENACTUS World Cup In Brazil In November by RandomFellow: 8:43am On Aug 19
IbrahimSola:
Incomplete reportage. Who came second and third, like who were the runners u? And who represented Nigeria the last time it was held and how did they fare at the world. Cup? Una dey report news as if it's just for reading. People read certain things to be educated too.
In ENACTUS, only the winner counts. No runner ups... Because everyone one that makes it to the final stage won (at the group stages)
Education › Re: ABU To Represent Nigeria At ENACTUS World Cup In Brazil In November by RandomFellow:
Congratulations to the ABU team... Go make Nigeria proud. We're rooting for you

SIFE Nigeria 2011; I still remember this feeling of winning the group stages. This ENACTUS (formerly SIFE) gave me a different meaning to the song "Stand up! For the champions"

That year, Benue State University won from Nigeria, where their project was on Groundnut processing to cut post-harvest waste, and the use of orange peels for control of Mosquitoes. I wasn't a member of their team, we were opponents (in the final rounds); but I remember them and their project. Their project resonated within me, and I've been applying it in different ways till today.
Education › Re: Meet The Nigerian, Muneer Yaqub Who Recently Got His Phd At 27 In America by RandomFellow: 12:33pm On Apr 27
This is worthy of respect. Congratulations Muneer
Politics › Re: Politicians Have Kicked Off Their Season (photo) by RandomFellow: 11:59am On Apr 27
I saw this online... Is it true?

Politics › Re: "No Light, No Vote": Afikpo Youths Stage Protest Over 25-Year Blackout by RandomFellow: 11:01pm On Apr 25
Fortune109:
😏

It means you guys are too dangerous to have any dealings with...It's either there too much of witches amongst you...or a whole lots of you are too dark minded...

Not a good sign at all for you not to have light for freaking 25 years even if it's not stable...while you have all the means to bring electricity to your area but not just working out...that means alot...

Until LIGHT WORKERS are activated in Nigeria...we may never have stable electricity no matter how Governments try...Nigeria is a FRONTIER of BATTLE...right now it's a lock down for the Dark Entities...

That guy you see having a successful thriving business in your street either is one himself or his wife or his mother... he might know he might not know...Nobody is successful in Nigeria right now without them (I repeat this line)...not talk of Inside all our Markets...all the Top Politicians ...


However!

Everyone works for God including the MuMu Satan...

God created some creatures with..




This post will continue...
Actually, it's those witches that go to spoil the light coming to Afk. 2 days on, 2-4 weeks off. This is really witchcraft
Politics › Re: "No Light, No Vote": Afikpo Youths Stage Protest Over 25-Year Blackout by RandomFellow: 11:00pm On Apr 25
bestman09:
No light in Afikpo for 25 years? For real?
That's not necessarily true. The power comes for 2 days, and goes for 2 weeks. It's been like that for years. I schooled briefly in ABSU 2004, visited Afikpo a good couple of times, and can tell you it was same problem as at 2004. I was in Afk in September/October last year, the problem was still there.

There's this Hospital, Mater Mesiricodia (I hope I got that correct), located towards Ozizza road. That whole area has been disconnected from the grid for many years. Pole fell, and the power company refused to fix it
Education › Re: Parent Slumps, Dies While Waiting For Daughter At UTME Centre In Ondo by RandomFellow: 9:48am On Apr 21
Love800:
I don't understand this escorting of a thing.

During my time, i located my exam centre myself.
Back in your time, there was no banditry, kidnapping, yahoo boys, etc. You choose your exam town yourself, but you're given the school (government schools) by JAMB. The schools are easier to locate, etc.

Now? Aside all the vices, exams centres are like plazas. People that are not in the area may not be able to locate it without assistance. You night need to travel to another local government for your exams, etc.

Nowadays, the need to parental assistance has become more and more necessary
Politics › Re: Attah, Osoba, Saraki, Others Headline Ex-govs Forum Debut In Abuja by RandomFellow: 4:08pm On Apr 08
People who were failures during their tenures will also be present. How or what would they want to advice us (on)? How to fail?
Politics › Re: INEC Wrong To De-Recognise David Mark-Led ADC Leadership - Says Ex-INEC Director by RandomFellow: 5:44pm On Apr 04
Obiedun:
You no well at all. The mod must remove it if you fail to do so
Lol... Keep playing

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