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All these questions!
If you want to marry, do so. Whatever you see inside, you take.
Just make sure you're not the problem. Forget about your partner and focus on yourself and how to make your relationship better.

Hope rising for Biafra

Tintedladybeer:
How much did the surgery cost please?

It's more than three years. We spent over 100k. Other hospitals had damaged her sight.
You won't need surgery for myopia. They will give you the RIGHT glasses. I have myopia too and I have used them for ten years. It was from them that I discovered that other eye clinics had prescribed wrong lenses for me.

[quote author= post=90410769]NASDAQ isn't a blog site[/quote]I love good news. I rejoice with Innoson

uchmannn:
This is exactly what the condition am experiencing . been to several hospitals, the eyes specialist couldn't see or detect any issue with my eyes but my vision keep declining everyday.

Please go to Eye Foundation at Isaac John, Ikeja. They're the best hospital even though they're costly.
I took my 80year old mother there and her blurring vision was corrected using surgery. Sight problems can diminish the quality of your life. Don't wait for the problem to degenerate further

ezenwajosh:
If only Nigerians knows how much Nigeria government pays ambassadors of top countries of the world to not report the truth about the killings in Nigeria



IPOB ONLY WENT WITH VIDEO AND PICTURE EVIDENCE OF THE TRUTH....THAT AMERICA HAS BEGIN TO INVESTIGATE THEIR AMBASSADORS TO NIGERIA BOTH PAST AND PRESENT

NIGERIA IS A CRIME....A HUMAN EXPERIMENT GONE WRONG

This is getting interesting. So government bribes envoys to keep quiet about the genocide in Nigeria

Interesting discussions here

This is the true definition of progress. Spend on the living, not the dead

egojiokwu:
That's Nigeria for you. That's politics for you. Nigerians will think that religious gathering is a vaccine for the virus. Politicians know the truth but they have to obey the masses if not they will be labeled the cause of our problems. As time goes on when this virus had eaten deep into our society, when the destruction becomes obvious, then they will turn back to blame government.

Go away, prophet of doom!!
How is the virus being contained by keeping people at home without food or money?

hahn:
I was expecting a video of covid-19 patients coughing. You know like how it is shown everywhere else in the world

Me too!

My guy carry 2K enter boutique go test trouser of 25K now zip don spoil

As I dey talk to you, we don call him people make we settle #TheMatter, I never even baff. Chai.

Moderator, move this thread to Front-page let's laugh small

SweetCunt97:
It's simply obvious many people have wickedness running in their veins. I'm not surprised afterall we read news of their atrocities here every day!

Those who are pure in heart with good emotional standing with spot the wickedness in this story.

Personally I love my siblings, so when I become rich and it arises that I have to take their kids under my wings, I'll do so without bile, with same love as my own kids. I'll want to see them succeed just like my kids. Cos I know if I better their lives, they'll in turn care for their parent(my sibling). It's really not that hard to be good.

It's one thing to be good, it's a different thing for your good to be acknowledged. Children have unconditional love for their parents, but heap blames on other people.

Your experience has just strengthened my decision to send away the relatives that are staying with me.
Henceforth, if I want to help, I'll help from afar. Your ingratitude and unhealthy comparison with your guardian's children is sickening.

Sierusvirus:
These tells you the evil women / mothers do at home, telling their children bad things about their father in-order to win them over.

I still have to blame the men for believing that things will get better or change and allowing this happen by getting married to
1. a broke girl who finds it very difficult to have a days meal.
2. a prostitute (red light, causal or corporate) and fighting to make her stop.
3. an irresponsible brat and trying to make her responsible.
4. a LovePeddler that sleeps and satisfies 15 guys a day to quench her sexual orgy and claiming she is doing that because of the money.
5. a stingy and lazy scum believing the husband is to take care of the family then die off fast so she can regularize her cheating partner.

Men, if you really want to change things to benefit you.
1. Never marry a jobless girl
2. Once she’s working, assign / divide the house responsibilities and give her 35% or 40% even more so she won’t have extra cash to cheat on you.
3. Talk less at home.
4. Never in your life trust any woman but never let her know, so your eyes will be on her illicit act anytime any day.
5. Never you eat alone, call her to eat with you. Greater percentage of woman poison their husbands food to destroy the mans body system gradually till you die and nobody will suspect her at all.
6. Never you payback or give back any money your wife spents at home, it’s part of building the family unless she will give you back all you have spent on her.

Thanks me later

Poor child! It appears that you grew up in a dysfunctional home and imagined it was normal.
Please don't get married until you heal.

The poet get liver.
He is very brave

chrisifeanyi:
Olumba Olumba Obu was believed by his followers to be a messiah sent by Jehovah after Jesus Christ. I don't blame the followers for believing in him, its possible he could have been the second son of Jehovah sent to redeem his followers from their sin. After all, most people never believed Jesus Christ.

Olumba Olumba Obu died after a protracted undisclosed illness, while he claimed to have healed other people of their own diseases. Well, that is not the issue.

After his death, his first child is a girl, while the second is a boy. As expected, each of them laid claim to the Holy altar of their late father. They went to court, after many years, the court on the Constitutional right to Freedom of thought, and worship declared that both of them can be messiah to their late father's followers. Thus, his estate was distributed according to customary laws.

So, there are currently Olumba Olumba Obu (son, Rowland) and Olumba Olumba Obu (daughter, Mrs. Helen Johnson Udo), both of them are son and daughter of Jehovah each sent to redeem their followers.

Now, this is the mind-Bleep here, the followers of their father continued to believe and worship the siblings as their Lord and Saviour. Both brother and sister are married with children, I even heard the son is divorced or married to multiple women.

In all honesty, I don't blame the Olumba family its their hustle, but I am sure the followers should be investigated for being too stupid as citizens of Nigeria.

In Christ Embassy, the brothers, son inlaw, wife and blood relatives of Chris Oyakhilomie are the Pastors in major cities in Nigeria and abroad with heavy commercial activities.

David Oyedepo recently ordained his first son as a Pastor in preparation to take over his Church of Private Jet empire.

The wife and son of late Benson Idahosa are currently the managers of their Church. The son even married a movie star after schooling overseas. The honeymoon was on a private yacht.

The three sons of Pastor Enoch Adeboye are all Pastors in his church. Pastor Leke Adeboye, Pastor Dare Adeboye and Pastor Adeolu Adeboye.

In all these, the mind-Bleep is that their members tremble at their presence. Do you know that the children of late General Sani Abacha have supporters begging them to contest for public office? I saw this with my eyes in Kano.

Do you think black Africans are among the people created in God's image?

#AllahKaduna_Nzeogwu

Succession planning. Like Lai Mohammed is grooming his son in politics

Ishilove:
God save us from evil children

Amen ooooh!
Parenting is not easy.
See the level of stress this empty headed tramp put her poor parents

h2selectronics:
Unicef warns lockdown could kill more than Covid-19 as model predicts 1.2 million child deaths

'Indiscriminate lockdowns' are an ineffective way to control Covid and could contribute to a 45 per cent rise in child mortality'

The risk of children dying from malaria, pneumonia or diarrhoea in developing countries is spiralling due to the pandemic and “far outweighs any threat presented by the coronavirus”, Unicef has warned. 

In an exclusive interview Dr Stefan Peterson, chief of health at Unicef, cautioned that the blanket lockdowns imposed in many low and middle income are not an effective way to control Covid-19 and could have deadly repercussions. 

“Indiscriminate lockdown measures do not have an optimal effect on the virus,” he told The Telegraph. “If you’re asking families to stay at home in one room in a slum, without food or water, that won’t limit virus transmission.

“I’m concerned that lockdown measures have been copied between countries for lack of knowing what to do, rarely with any contextualisation for the local situation,” he said.

“One size fits no one. The objective is to slow the virus, not to lockdown people. “We need to lift our eyes and look at the total picture of public health.”

According to a stark report published in Lancet Global Health journal on Wednesday, almost 1.2 million children could die in the next six months due to the disruption to health services and food supplies caused by the coronavirus pandemic. 

The modelling, by researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and Unicef, found that child mortality rates could rise by as much as 45 per cent due to coronavirus-related disruptions, while maternal deaths could increase by almost 39 per cent. 

Dr Peterson said these figures were in part a reflection of stringent restrictions in much of the world that prevent people leaving their homes without documentation, preventing them from accessing essential health care services. 

In some countries the public are also avoiding hospitals and health centres for fear of picking up Covid-19, while services have also been diverted to focus on the pandemic. Vaccination campaigns against diseases including measles have also been disrupted - at least 117 million children worldwide are likely to miss out on routine immunisations this year. 

Dr Peterson warned that these trends have resulted in a reduction in the “effective utilisation of services” - a shift which, in some places, could be more dangerous than the virus itself.  And lockdowns have a heavy economic toll, which could trigger a rise in poverty and malnutrition.

The research looks at the consequences of disruption in 118 low and middle income countries, based on three scenarios. Even in the most optimistic case, where access to health services dropped by 15 per cent and child wasting rose by 10 per cent, an additional 253,500 children and 12,200 mothers died. 

But a worst-case scenario, where services are reduced by 45 per cent and the proportion of children who are wasting grows by 50 per cent, could result in 1.16 million additional child fatalities and 57,000 maternal deaths in just six months. 

The modelling projected that India would see both the largest number of additional deaths in children under five and maternal mortality, followed by Nigeria. Pakistan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Tanzania and Indonesia are also likely to be hit hard.

Such a situation has some precedent - research has shown that in 2014, during the Ebola outbreak in west Africa, more people died from indirect effects than the disease itself. But the scale of the pandemic means the consequences will be far greater. 

“Ever since we started counting child deaths and maternal mortality, those numbers have been going down and down and down,” said Dr Peterson. “And actually these times are unprecedented becausewe’re very likely to be looking at a scenario where figures are going up.

“That’s not from Covid - Covid is not a children's disease. Yes there are rare instances and we see them publicised across the media. But pneumonia, diarrhoea, measles, death in childbirth, these are the reasons we will see deaths rise,” he said. “These threats far outweighs any threat presented by the coronavirus in low and middle income countries.”

Dr Peterson urged countries not to impose draconian lockdowns, but to focus on identifying hotspots so that regional restrictions less damaging for public health can be introduced. 

He said he was concerned that the current battle against Covid-19 was turning into a “child’s rights crisis” and robbing a generation of their health, education and economic prospects.  

Launching the ‘Save Generation Covid’ campaign, Unicef’s largest appeal in its 73 year history, Sacha Deshmukh, executive director of Unicef UK, added: “This pandemic is having far-reaching consequences for all of us, but it is undoubtedly the biggest and most urgent global crisis children have faced since World War Two.

“We cannot allow almost a decade of progress on ending preventable child deaths to become undone on our watch.”

Source: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/global-health/science-and-disease/unicef-warns-lockdown-could-kill-covid-19-model-predicts-12/

This is the best news I have heard in a long while.
I've been wondering if I am too daft to understand the implications of keeping millions of children out of school and destroying their parents' livelihood.

Mstick:
This is really touching, happy you got it right the second time and you didn't wait like a "good woman". Thanks for sharing this story wish more women will be more open about child birth,loss and surrogacy.

The bottom line is money. Surrogacy is very very costly. Costlier than regular ivf

frozen70:
OK, but I didn't say we don't have, I said it's silent

But it's not silent

frozen70:
The letter P is silent in Igbo alphabets but you will see more of KP as OKPARA, OKPOPUTARA and the rest

Not true. There is pata, puo, pia, perempe etc
There's p in Igbo

Why are the reporting it as if it's an achievement?

Why is he explaining? Who asked him?
Is his conscience disturbing him?
Let him continue

Galactico4ever:
Sex Or gender selection is a medical technique used by prospective parents who wish to choose the sex of their offspring. It is performed through sperm separation or genetic testing. the embryos with the desired sex are then implemented into the woman's uterus. It is recommended for family balancing especiallly where the woman is faced with multiple pressures resulting from having only girls.Iit is available in any standard hospital in Nigeria

Thanks.
Success rate?

Galactico4ever:
What happened to sex selection techs? and why didnt he smash his johnson too?

What's sex selection techs?

Abeg where can I buy it?
Have they brought them in yet?

Truthbites:
From ur moniker, you are important. Thank a zillion.. salt of the earth

You read the moniker rightly.
Appreciate!!

Truthbites:
Please what's the title of the track,so I can go to YouTube to listen. Any bornagain to answer me please?

Her song "Waymaker" is an anthem in hospitals in the US during this Covid

Praxtech:
Why can't this man lead Nigeria?

Exactly my thoughts.
He has stellar qualities and experiences

OkoroPeugeot:
The virus told them it would leave in 2 weeks.

I wonder!

bukatyne:
Things happen.

If I tell us there is a wife who did joint mortgage with her husband on a house that he is the sole owner, will you believe?

Or that another wife does everything financial in the house while the husband earns way more than her.

Or someone that gives her jobless husband money to carry girls nko?

Or a family that they are trying for kids and the husband is not sleeping with the wife?

Or a husband that throws a birthday bash for his side chic in front of his matrimonial home a week after telling the wife that he doesn't have his children fees?

Or the husband that takes the soup his wife cooked to his side chic's house?

Or the one that buys underwear and share it between wife & side chic in the wife's presence?

Or the one that buys pepper soup back home after he comes back home from runs?

Things happen.

Which is why I will keep telling younger women here: shine your eyes, shine your eyes.

Anybody that wants to quench should get ready.

Women, you choose: choose well.

@Bible: why do people think women in the Bible 'suffered' or maltreated?

Which wife married to a godly man suffered in the Bible?

What a catalogue of woes! You're very observant

ignis:
Motivational speakers with sweet mouths. I avoid them by all means

Me too!
What did he say that I never knew?

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