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yanabasee1:must you misfire? |
pretyval:you forgot citizens of your so adored developed countries won't rejoice over or sick the pit fall of their beloved developed country. they would rather come after their weak and wicked leaders not the collapse of the entire structure just because they hate their leaders. |
pretyval:how many buildings do you want mentioned? without gain saying it is better you conclude they amalgamated Nigeria. nonsense you guys are always waiting for the country's name to come out negative everytime, what a human you guys are!? if a day passes by without one negative news or the other about Nigeria you don't find joy. Why? |
this is rather directed towards el-rufai than pmb. he had issues with the governor rather than the president but those that sees pmb as their nightmare would so associate this to pmb. |
ikh777:absolute sense. |
he is simply hiding behind the frame created by covid19. he has being owing them since last year. oopl has being practicing fi ikan ran ikan. while they are still owing November December they go ahead paying January. while owing March they return to pay September last year. I won't be surprised about this. |
lovely. |
Enoch07:what you don't appreciate, others value with high premium. |
a good one there from a good father but he realise the best and better may yet be out there still hoping some days cupid will smile on/at him. |
Nukilia:no where is safe any more. |
GiantMelCosta:after this comment, were you given 'the most foolish man' award? your comment never add up to the realty of the consequences of the issue at hand. states are still locked down, some are still locking down FG is planning opening the airports it isn't really adding up. probably opening the airports but the airspace still closed!? |
Nigeria |
what is blockchain? |
madness everywhere in the world, the world is gone bizarre. |
life in its entirety. |
ican2020:you likewise forgot the line where God said 'if you don't love your fellow men you don't love me,' 'I did not come because of the saved one but because of the unsaved one,' he claimed to be the 'friend of sinners,' why do you twist the scripture to suit your feel and heart desire? 'a friend of the world,' implies he that love the things of the world not the people. you have friends that are none Born Again Christian but just because they nominal Christian they are better off, yet in pool of sin. 'for all have sin and fall short of the glory of God.' you where only saved by grace, if at all you've being saved. |
DrGoodman:stop being stupid just for your baseless hate. everyone, politicians, citizens even you and myself has failed this nation woefully. if your collection of rogues in team pdp had managed the nation and it resources well no one would be talking of anything apc today. your pdp 16 years remain the worse ever in the history of this nation. penultimate administration really rocked us the real meaning of impunity. don't even attempt quoting me cos I can't view my mention. at this point @Lalasticlala @Mynd44 @oga Seun come to my rescue, can't view my mentions for days now kindly help out.
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nigeria |
congrats to the man. working hard actually pays off, he deserves it. |
RIP |
donvicky2007:do we say this a confirmation of the Biblical flood? |
they worked for it so they deserved it. |
Cryomancer:true fact I like your closing remark; 'stupid leaders with stupid followers.' the graduates from the existing one are unemployed yet you are creating more to turnout more useless unemployed miscreants. why not give technical schools that would be of more benefit to the economy than colleges of education that produces uneducated graduates. |
Afghanistan's all-girl robotics team has turned its focus on coronavirus patients - by making affordable ventilators out of car parts. Ages between 14 and 17. The teenagers made headlines in 2017 when they won a special award at an international competition in the US. Now they are racing against time to deliver ventilators by the end of May, at a fraction of the market price. Afghanistan, reeling from years of war, has a maximum of just 400 ventilators for a population of 38.9 million. So far, more than 7,650 coronavirus cases and 178 deaths have been confirmed, but the authorities fear the situation could get worse and overwhelm an already fragile healthcare system. "It's important even if we can save one life with our effort," team member Nahid Rahimi, 17, told the BBC. Known as the "Afghan Dreamers", the girls come from the western province of Herat, where Afghanistan's first case of Covid-19 was reported. It's the nation's hotspot for the pandemic because of its close proximity to Iran, the region's epicentre of the outbreak. The girls, aged between 14 and 17, have built a prototype using a motor from a used Toyota Corolla and a chain drive from a Honda motorcycle. They say their ventilators will give temporary relief to patients with respiratory difficulty in an emergency when standard ventilators are not available. "I feel so proud to be part of a team that is trying to do something meaningful to support our doctors and nurses - they are our heroes at this time," says team captain, Somaya Faruqi. The global shortage of ventilators is a problem and their hefty price of $30,000 (£24,000) to $50,000 (£40,700) on the global market means many poorer countries can't afford them. But the teenagers say they are building the much-needed device for less than $600 each. With shops closed and the city of Herat under lockdown, the challenge that the girls are facing is travelling outside the province to source parts. But the founder of the group, Roya Mahboob, an entrepreneur who has been among Time Magazine's 100 Most Influential People in the World, says her team is still hoping to deliver the ventilators by the end of May. "They're about 70% finished. The only thing we're lacking is the air sensor, which we're trying to source rather than build from scratch as it takes time. "The first phase is complete and it was tested in a hospital two days ago. The team are working on phase two, which once completed can be introduced to the market." With a less than 30% female literacy rate in the country, the teenagers hope their project will inspire others and change the perception of women in the engineering industry. "It [being able to make ventilators] shows the importance of teaching girls at a young age and the role of women as active citizens in our society," says another team member, Elham Mansori, 16. The initiative has been welcomed by the Afghan government. "I'm glad President Ashraf Ghani has personally ordered the authorities to look into our project and to help us in any way possible" says Ms Mahboob. The Afghan health ministry is supporting the girls. "We appreciate their initiative but like any other scientific research, there are phases for it, like discovery and development, pre-clinical research and when it's offered in the market it's analysed and approved," Waheed Mayar, spokesperson for the health ministry, told the BBC. "Patient safety is our priority so we have to make sure the device is tested on animals in laboratories first before being tried on coronavirus patients." Courtesy; BBC News. Nigerian slay chickens take a cue from this, the world is in need of solutions to its numerous challenges.
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how real is this news? they announced two weeks extension of the lock down. |
Nigerians are just adamant. if your location is safe and free (you won't go to infect people at your destination), how you so sure your destination is safe and free!? |
vedaxcool:journalism is a 24/7 service job, they work round the clock let alone now that the entire world is in a state of emergency. the only thing here which remains the truth is that our security agencies are always over zealous and ever ready to disregard and disrespect other professionals in line if duty. |
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