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Wotowotoman:It's like you are an illiterate when it comes to social media. Have you ever read that attention and engagement are the main currencies of social media? Platforms rely on user engagement for success. They must survive. That is why you see people post controversial and "f00l1sh" topics for engagement. If you don't like any topic, move. Alternatively, you can go and start your own Nairaland and post whatever catches your fancy. Okay? |
Today, I read an "official statement" from Nigeria Society of Physiotheraphy where it was stated that the late Mary Habila was not a physiotheraphist because she did not belong to the society. Please see here: https://www.nairaland.com/8710907/mary-habila-not-registered-physiotherapist This statement is not only misleading, it is grossly incorrect. The essence of this topic is therefore not to defend the deceased (or Dave Umahi, the Minister of Works) but to enlighten those who may have been misled by the statement and state what the law says. In Nigeria, you do not need to belong to the Nigeria Society of Physiotherapy (NSP) to legally practice physiotherapy in Nigeria. Apart from being a graduate, you only need to be registered and licensed by the Medical Rehabilitation Therapists Board of Nigeria (MRTB). MRTB is the federal government agency empowered by law to regulate the profession and issue practicing licenses. Below are the four steps to legally practice physiotheraphy in Nigeria. 1. Earn a Degree: Hold a Bachelor of Physiotherapy (B.PT or BMR) or a Doctor of Physiotherapy (DPT) from an accredited university. 2. Complete Internship: Undergo a mandatory one-year clinical internship at an accredited hospital. 3. Register with the MRTB: Complete your registration and obtain your legal license. 4. Complete NYSC: Fulfill the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) requirement, if applicable. So, you do not need to be a member of Nigerian Society of Physiotheraphy (NSP) NSP is just a professional association and labor embodiment for physiotherapists in Nigeria. It is nothing but a pressure group that defends the rights of therapists, provides continuing education, and offers professional indemnity. Its membership is voluntary, though it is recommended for career networking and professional growth. NSP is just like Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) which is another pressure group. You do not need to belong to NMA before you can practice medicine in Nigeria. Thank you |
What am I hearing about Alexx Ekubo? I pray it is not true. Heard he had cancer and finally succumbed to the dreaded monster. |
Hmmm. Adeleke dynastic rule of Osun State. There is nothing bad here as far as obidients are concerned because it is their man and not Tinubu. Naptu2 Seun Lalasticlala |
That was a feat and Kudos to our women. However, madam Priscilla Ekwueme Eleje has since exited the bank after reaching the statutory retirement age. She was replaced by Ahmed Bello Umar on December 5, 2019. |
Please anywhere to check the League Table for Simulated Reality League? Thanks |
arinze198:People should stop believing this PM Express. I think they just sat down inside their room and parlour apartment to concoct these stories. Most of their stories are unique and stranger than true and you hardly see them in other media. Why should journalist write that an offence took place in Osun State? Why can't they tell us the name of the city/town/village in Osun State? To add insult to injury, the report said the name of Osun State Police Public Relations Officer is Idrissu Adeboyejo. Lie. Big lie. DSP Folasade Odoro is the Osun State PPRO and her assistant is Mustapha Katayeyanjue People should stop reading and believing stories from the stable of these charlatans. . |
Idiots. Stupid son of a goat You didn't add when will Yoruba start their own Nairaland forum? When will Yoruba start dictating music industry? You hardly see any other tribes in their God-forsaking erosion-ravaged potopoto lands, yet they will come here and start spewing rubbish... |
Try to write down your news and read through. I feel embarrassed how you were picking your words one by one. So unprofessional for a news channel. I could not even watch to the end. So boring... |
VanGap:Winners Chapel has no "GO". What they have is Presiding Bishop. Take note L |
9PBLIVE:How? But the ticket is real now. See his name and data here
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NaijaRoyalty:So, Benin-Ore Road, after Okada in Edo State is in South West? You are a wasted sperm. I am sorry for your parents. |
Government on auto-pilot |
Nigeria’s national security adviser, Babagana Monguno, has accused President Mohammadu Buhari’s Chief of Staff, Abba Kyari, of undue and dangerous interference on matters bordering on national security.https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/377757-exclusive-buharis-team-in-disarray-as-nsa-monguno-declares-war-on-abba-kyari.html |
The Chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria in Kaduna State, Rev. John Hayab, says the bombing suspect arrested while attempting to blow up a Winners’ Chapel Parish in Kaduna State on Sunday identified himself as Mohammed Sani when he was apprehended by the church.https://punchng.com/kaduna-bombing-suspect-told-us-his-name-was-mohammed-not-samuel-can/
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BitCraftman:Lol . |
BitCraftman:When it is not Regina Daniel, Tonto Dike or snake thread. Do they even come to this section except may be on Sundays? Funny funny mods... |
AntiChristian:You are confusing yourself. |
I write to reply to a statement titled "Christians Enjoy More Holidays Than Muslims In Nigeria" allegedly released on Friday, 3rd January 2020, by the Muslim Rights Concern Group (MURIC) The statement, which was signed by its director "Professor" Ishaq Akintola was said to be in reaction "to claims made by CAN that Christians are being persecuted in the country." To say I was embarrassed and disappointed by the statement by the so-called professor will be an understatement. It was not only insensitive, it is an attempt to trivialised an allegation as weighty as persecution. For God sake, how can public holiday be a sensible response to a weighty allegation of persecution as alleged by CAN? I would have expected the Muslim group to sympathise with their Christian counterpart, itemise areas where they are also persecuted (if any) and call on the government to do something urgently in these areas with an attempt to unite the nation. I will not waste your time by dwelling on the allegation of persecution as the Christian Association of Nigeria has done justice to this. I will only enlighten the professor (If at all he is one) on public holidays in Nigeria since that is his main concern as shown in his statement. There are eleven (11) public holidays currently recognised by the Federal Government of Nigeria. Most of these were handed over to us by the colonial masters. The public holidays are: 1. New Year's Day (1 day) 2. Good Friday (1 day) 3. Easter Monday (1 day) 4. Labour Day (1 day) 5. Eid al-Fitr (2 days) 6. Democracy Day (1 day) 7. Eid al-Adha (2 days) 8. Independence Day (1 day) 9. Prophet Mohammed Birthday (1 day) 10. Christmas Day (1 day) 11. Boxing Day (1 day) Out of these, about seven can be described as religion holidays. They are numbers 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 10 and 11. Whereas Nos. 2, 3, 10 and 11 (four days) are Christian holidays, No's. 5, 7 and 9 (five days) are Muslim holidays. New year's day was never a religion holiday! In Nigeria, we operate Gregorian calendar which is the calendar used in most part of the world. Although the Gregorian calendar was introduced by Pope Gregory XIII, the purpose was to correct the mistake of Julius Caesar calendar which miscalculated the length of the solar year by 11 minutes, therefore making the calendar to fall out of sync with the seasons. Though the Julian calendar included an extra day in February every four years to correct this, it was discovered that the addition of so many days made the calendar slightly too long. Gregorian calendar devised a variation that adds leap days in years divisible by four, unless the year is also divisible by 100. If the year is also divisible by 400, a leap day is added regardless. While this formula may sound confusing, it did resolve the lag created by Caesar’s earlier scheme- almost. At the initial stage, many countries rejected the calendar and refused to operate it. It was however discovered later that it was the most perfect calendar of all the ones available in the world, and hence its acceptability by many nations. This calendar was handed over to us by Britain, which is our colonial master. New year's day was introduced as a work-free day to commemorate the beginning of Gregorian year and it is enjoyed by all and sundry, irrespective of religion affliction. So, how can that be described as Christian holiday? Let us even pretend for a while that New Year's day is Christian holiday. What this implies is that Christians have five days as holiday in a year, while their Muslim counterparts also enjoy five days as holiday. Except our dear "professor" has chosen to be ignorant and mischievous, I do not see how difficult it was for him to know that two days each are declared for eid-al fitri and eid-al Adha in Nigeria. As a Yoruba person, I have been watching the antics of "Professor" Akintola since President Buhari came to power and I am forced to say that, it is either he is looking for appointment or he is a religion fanatic, which is strange in Yorubaland. Yorubas are arguably the most liberal tribe in Nigeria, when it comes to the issue of religion. There is no family where you will not find Christians and Muslims, even as siblings. We have never seen religion as an issue in our culture. That is why many Muslim men have Christians as wives and vice-versa. I can not but find it rather worrisome and disturbing the agenda of this negative and divisive man. It is high time Yoruba leaders called this religion fanatic masquerading as pressure group leader, to order. We do not want religion war in Yorubaland, nay Nigeria. Thank you. Lalasticlala Seun |
Jodha:Permit me to digress. You write well but what is this issue with writing "yhu" and "yhur" instead of "you" and "your"? Please work on it before you take it to official correspondence... |
I hope this madam no follow join to contribute
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Lekan111:It is a satirical post. He is saying she expected some sister (referring to his wife) to be serious in the backstage. Instead she is busy snapping picture with old man (the character he played in the drama) |
Gang90:What you call ulcer is actually not ulcer. I used to suffer from it for years. I could not take drugs and I am always in the hospital for stomach pains and disorderliness. If I take drugs, I will be like commotion in my stomach and sometimes, when you don't eat on time, it will be like there is world war going on in your stomach. Eventually, I got drugs for it and I have not been experiencing this for a while. If you want to try it, though it is herb medicine, I will arrange it for you free of charge. If it works for you, you can come back here to give testimony. Quote me, if you want to give it a trial. May the Lord heal you. |
They had to be in court on Friday for the continuation of their trial. On Monday, their case was adjourned until Friday when the trial judge threatened to arrest the head of DSS if Sowore and "Mandate" were not released before the next sitting (which was on Friday) Thursday evening, DSS released the duo to show that they had complied with the order. Meanwhile, they had planned to rearrest him immediately after the sitting on Friday, which was exactly what they did. Unfortunately for them, Sowore and ors can not be rearrested while on bail, except they flouted the bail conditions or committed a different offence for which they are on trial. Even, if they'd committed any of the above, suspects can not be arrested inside the courtroom. This has never happened before, not even during the draconial military rule of the past. What has been happening before was that security operatives will wait for suspects outside the court and rearrest suspects if they have any reason to do that. This singular act of the DSS is a pointer to the desecration of separation of power, rule of law and the right of people as embarked upon by the administration of General Buhari. Unfortunately for them, they can not win. Not even the military was able to do this and go scot-free. |
Then and Now: Governor Yahaya Bello and Wife. What has changed?
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Dazonic:Eediot, you are the poster and you are still claiming you have watched the video. Was the ritual screen in this video you posted here? Fooulish man, you made a video directing people to go and watch another video on your Twitter handle, are you not a fuool? |
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