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Advocatefelix:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajzO0V9fMeg

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id4sho:
It is not generally possible to prove what caused a particular cancer because the various causes do not have specific fingerprints.

Priscy01:
Jake Okechukwu Effoduh, a Nigerian lawyer, has called on Nigerian parents not to allow their children get defined by the grades they obtain while in school.

Jake shared the photo above of his secondary school result in which he failed 9 subjects, including Maths and English Language, and despite the poor grades, has turned out to be a fine lawyer with five law degrees.

Read what he wrote;
"Dear parent, this was me at 12 years old. I failed 9 out of 15 subjects (including Maths and English) from a public school.

This result from 18 years ago didn’t define me then; and it obviously didn’t determine how I turned out. School isn’t a competition, it is a place for learning, play and growth. There’s more to life than an estimation of one’s academic performance. If you ask me: your child’s result should be taken as a receipt that you paid school fees, finish.

I am 30 years old now and I have bagged 5 university degrees in law from several Ivy League schools. This as well, should never matter! Life is not by the “where” and “what” you’ve done for yourself but by who you are and how it affects others."

https://www.torimill.com/2018/07/man-with-5-law-degrees-shares-his-poor-secondary-school-result-as-he-cautions-parents.html

Priscy01:
Jake Okechukwu Effoduh, a Nigerian lawyer, has called on Nigerian parents not to allow their children get defined by the grades they obtain while in school.

Jake shared the photo above of his secondary school result in which he failed 9 subjects, including Maths and English Language, and despite the poor grades, has turned out to be a fine lawyer with five law degrees.

Read what he wrote;
"Dear parent, this was me at 12 years old. I failed 9 out of 15 subjects (including Maths and English) from a public school.

This result from 18 years ago didn’t define me then; and it obviously didn’t determine how I turned out. School isn’t a competition, it is a place for learning, play and growth. There’s more to life than an estimation of one’s academic performance. If you ask me: your child’s result should be taken as a receipt that you paid school fees, finish.

How can one have 5 degrees in law..... first degree, masters, Phd....Is there any other one?



I am 30 years old now and I have bagged 5 university degrees in law from several Ivy League schools. This as well, should never matter! Life is not by the “where” and “what” you’ve done for yourself but by who you are and how it affects others."

https://www.torimill.com/2018/07/man-with-5-law-degrees-shares-his-poor-secondary-school-result-as-he-cautions-parents.html

SeunKelechi:
check again...

ruphytelecom:
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Bolustical:
The party could have gone to the Nigerian Copyright Commission to patent that idea na

Jobless people

Omeokachie:
"The state structure was, however, not handed to the Fouad Oki faction, judged to have conducted the exercise in line with the national and party laws, guiding such an exercise."


Why?



"In Delta, the party has now been handed over to the Great Ogboru faction, leading to a huge loss for the faction led by Omo-Agege."


Omo-Agege about to die politically. Major parties will avoid handing major roles and structures to him due to his political rascality.

Daggash98:
One thing is certain the likes of Abang with be disgraced someday like Salami. Dansuki's case as the key actor to every cases on NSA office has never been concluded to ascertain the level of involvement of Metuh. He should continue, he too will meet his own in a very hard way.

OgahBohz:
what kinda journalism report is this ...

brave mum shots dead man .

simply put as ..

brave of duty police woman shoots man to death..

. which one be shoot dead man?, who shoots a dead man ntori oloun ! ?

albaniy1:
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But oga wait oo i think if Oxford dictionary is costly there is dictionary in the phone u used in sending this rubbish any way mind u there is difference between corrupt and corruption .... Okay he said corrupt leaders ..

Any way to the nearest hospital for an eye glasses..

And u know what...

ThatHistoryGuy:
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nairavsdollars:
Temidayo Akinsuyi, Lagos



Read more https://independent.ng/people-commit-impunity-in-good-health-but-pretend-to-be-sick-during-trial-sagay/

0monnak0da:
Better than?

where was the club before hiring him?

Opinionated:
https://www.opinions.ng/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/index.jpg

In what can be best described as a nightmare, some Kenyan doctors from the Kenyatta National Hospital have carried out brain surgery on the wrong patient. They only found out the error after opening the male patient’s skull.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-y7atimb13g

The daily Nation reports that:

“Two men had been wheeled into KNH unconscious last Sunday. One needed head surgery to remove a blood clot in his brain while the other only required nursing and medication to heal a trauma swelling in his head, medically known as closed head injury.

“However, a horror mix-up of identification tags saw the wrong man wheeled into theatre and his skull opened.

“Doctors did not realise the mistake until hours into the surgery, when they discovered there was no blood clot in the brain of the man sprawled on the operating table.”

The hospital in a press statement signed by its Chief Operating Officer, Lily Koros announced that it has suspended the 4 health workers on duty that evening including the neurosurgeon, the ward nurse, theatre receiving nurse, and the anaesthetist.

It also states: “The management has suspended the admission rights of a neurosurgery registrar and issued him with a show-cause letter for apparently operating on the wrong patient.”

This suggests that the patients were wrongly identified.

In a shocking twist the patient that was initially meant to have surgery is now reported to be recovering quickly and might not need it anymore. Meanwhile, the patient wrongly operated on is also reported to be recovering well.

Perhaps, it is time for patients to start asking more questions in relation to their treatment before they experience such terrible mistakes or what do you think?

source: http://www.opinions.ng/doctors-perform-brain-surgery-wrong-patient-kenya/

Obudupikin:
Any criteria for cashout?

AnodaIT:
Did you come out from a time machine?