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Hmmm Wey Vaseline crew ni? Food don done o... ![]() |
Igbo girls and sweetness....
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CJTF joins Nigerian Army cc:premium times
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Nigeria will destroy that boy's future. ![]() Bet my hand and see... |
I hate that fuqqing country Nigeria It has killed the dreams of so many young men ![]() |
MEET THE NIGERIAN-AMERICAN DOCTOR WHO IS BUILDING THE LARGEST MEDICAL RESEARCH HUB IN AFRICA In the past few weeks, an image of a skyscraper located in a rural community in Anambra state called Umuchukwu, in Orumba south local government area, has gone viral. This 15-storey building, which is about 80 percent nearly done, is being built solely by Dr. Godwin Maduka, a billionaire Nigerian-American doctor based in the United States of America. The edifice, which is expected to be equipped with state-of-the-art facilities in medical science, will be the first of its kind in Africa. It will also be used to assist students in clinical training and provide resource materials for lecturers and researchers. According to the Sun newspaper, when the building is done it will also serve as the temporary site for the Anambra state University, College of Medicine. Godwin Maduka 1 The largest Medical Research Hub in Africa under construction Meet Dr. Godwin Maduka, the man behind the edifice which is to become Africa’s first medical research hub: Dr. Godwin Maduka, 56, hails from Umuchukwu (formerly Nkerechi) in Orumba South Local Government Area of Anambra state. He received his Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry in 1984 from Rust College. He gained his Doctor of Pharmacy from Mercer University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences in 1988. Dr. Godwin Maduka earned his Doctor of Medicine in 1993 from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, where he also completed an internship. Dr. Godwin Maduka completed his residency and post-graduate training at Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. He is the Owner/CEO and Medical Director of the Las Vegas Pain Institute & Medical Center, the largest pain treatment center in Nevada. Dr. Godwin Maduka’s specialties include chronic and acute pain management, anesthesiology, and interventional pain management. He is also a Clinical Faculty Supervisor of Pain Management/Anesthesiology at Touro University Nevada’s College of Osteopathic Medicine. He was certified by the American Board of Anesthesiology in 1998 and fulfills the role of Medical Doctor for the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners. Dr. Godwin Maduka is a member of the Nevada State Society of Anesthesiologists, the American Pharmacists Association, and the American Society of Anesthesiologists. He is a philanthropist and has transformed Umuchukwu Community in Orumba South Local Government Area of Anambra state to a modern city. He built over 100 houses for widows and poor in Umuchukwu town. He also built both primary and secondary schools, a medical Centre, a Police Station, churches, community and Civic Centre, village hall, Igwe’s palace, State High Court in his community among others. “I am living the American dream and I’m doing all I can through philanthropy to help the people where I came from live a better life. It is so small that most everybody there is either related by blood or marriage,” Dr. Godwin Maduka told Las Vegas review Journal at his Henderson branch office. According Clark County records, Maduka bought seven residential properties in Nevada for more than $7 million and spent nearly $4 million on the two buildings that house the Las Vegas Pain Institute, where he employs 80 people. http://venturesafrica.com/meet-the-nigerian-american-who-is-building-the-largest-medical-research-hub-in-africa/
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OAU alumni Dr Olurotimi Badero is the only combined Heart and Kidney Specialist Doctor in the World. Your mind is your only limitation RULE your world
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Very beautiful pictures!!! Good one from the Nigerian army. Na so E suppose dey bi.... ![]() bidexiii: |
God punish you for showing us this rubbish. fuqqing terrorist sympathizer *spits* Tinfoil: |
Name Checkers Association of Nigeria- London branch In the house.... CHISOS!!!! ![]() Brown roofers...Ofem...nu....ngba***ti....West side niggaz... MAKA why nah ![]() |
COAS in the north east
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To the contrary Oga henry. I actually think it's very feasible. We have to start thinking outside the box. Well-fortified airfield FOB's stationed equi-distant from BHT hotspots with Tucanos, transport helicopters and QRF regiments will serve this purpose well. This also shortens reaction time for Nigerian army firebases on the country's borders. The sad loss of life in Niger republic of 30 Nigerien soldiers and 2 Nigerian soldiers could easily have been avoided... Eyes in the sky with ISR is useful, but at a point, you will require boots on ground for clean up...Shikena Henry240: |
Nice strikes BUT, i wonder why the Nigeria armed forces don't follow these raids up with massive helicopter borne QRF troop insertions and interdiction For HVT capture and for Intelligence mining.... While precision bombing is good;pleeeease, cluster bomb the fu... out of those rag-heads rugged7: |
NIGERIAN AIR FORCE STRIKE ON BOKO HARAM LOGISTICS/COMMUNICATIONS HUB The Nigerian Air Force on Wednesday, July 6, 2016 launched airstrikes on Boko Haram camps in the Northern part of Borno State, according to a statement. “The air component of Operation Lafiya Dole recorded another major success Wednesday in its air campaign against the Boko Haram Terrorists as 2 x F-7Ni fighter aircraft struck a terrorists’ location at Northern Borno,” the air force’s spokesperson, Ayodele Famuyiwa said in a statement, e-mailed to The Trent on Thursday, July 7, 2016 said. “The location lies between Tumbum Rego and Malkonory and is about 25km from Kangarwa where own surface forces are currently harboured. “The location, as can be seen from the footage (below), harbours Boko Haram terrorist makeshift structures and about 4-6 clusters of solar panels which are used by the Terrorists to power communications equipment and for lighting. “The latest strike is part of the air operations conducted by the Nigerian Air Force, NAF, in support of the efforts by own surface forces and the Multi National Joint Task Force to rid the northern part of Borno of the remnants Boko Haram terrorists in an operation codenamed Operation Gama Aiki. “The location, prior to the strike, had been under surveillance for sometimes but was reported active by a NAF Beechcraft aircraft on Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) mission. Thereafter, the fighter aircraft were immediately scrambled for interdiction. “The success of this operation is another major setback for the Boko Haram terrorists even as the NAF intensifies air operations in the Northeast against the insurgents. “More so, it is instructive to note that the mission yesterday was conducted by crew amid the Salah celebration. “This brings to fore the commitment of NAF personnel towards successfully bringing the hostility in the Northeast to an end within the shortest possible time,” the statement said. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gD-vSLc7PkU |
University of Ibadan teaching hospital in 1959 Nigeria has really deteriorated... ![]() SMH
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Thoughts like these are the reason Nigeria is still stuck in the stone age with alpha jets and co ![]() Litmus: |
A million dollar question bro. A million dollar question.... In the short to medium term, it could probably make more work available for african doctor migrants in the U,K. Because the eastern europeans will need to get visas, write IELTS,PLAB etc However, in the long term, british economy could tank because it needs the vast market of the EU. Very hazy right now. Not much clarity Opez4real: |
E pain am shaa ![]() SAMBARRY: |
The son of a COWARD... ![]() |
LIES old picture.... The dummy has cancer |
Sai barbarians will defend the indefensible... DaBullIT: |
Before nko ![]() Na u get am?? Zico5: |
[quote author=Stephandeswardt post=46461652][/quote]I keep asking myself the same question... Something is not adding up Too many dane guns, while bht manage to kill 30 Nigerien soldiers? |
NAF 478 NEW delivery alpha jet on long distance delivery flight to Nigeria The aircraft sited at Manchester airport today enroute Nigeria. .. |
New sheriff my foot... *spits* QuotaSystem: |
Very, Very Nice one by Algeria. Excellent work I admire the handiwork of the algerian services. This is what we want and ALL terrorists should be obliged with what they want most-Death chkil: |
Yes it's possible. But i would advise anybody to at least get 1 extra year after house job so that your hand go strong small b4 u escape 9ja Opez4real: |
Anybody who has passed PLAB2 and needs a job quickly and work visa into the U.K can contact me sharply... Check me on twitter ldi Amin@buway7 |
As the Boko haram war winds down.... Nigeria appears to be gearing up for the Boat wars II Viz Niger delta insurgency Refurbished boats being stood up and brought into play.... Never a dull moment in 9ja
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Who has an idea of what happens to the recaptured weapons and ammunition the army gets from boko haram ![]() DO they recycle it, put it in storage or destroy it ![]() jteku: |
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