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moderator don sleep ba??......automatic sack letter from Seun

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When you’re not tweeting,
Facebook-ing, texting or good
old emailing, you can post a
letter using the new
N50 Nigeria Postal Stamp
because it’s got former Miss World, Agbani Darego’s face on
it. Darego was honoured recently
for making Nigeria proud and
the new stamps are said to be
going on sale at all Nigerian
Post office very soon. A grateful Darego who is
already honoured with the
Order of the Niger (OON)
national award went on
Twitter to announce being the
new face of the N50 stamp.
instagram.com/p/Xr5crtQ4mN/

NOTHING IS NEW UNDER THE SUN AS LONG AS ITS JONATHAN'S ADMINISTRATION.....

Jumaah mubaraq.....

soldier go soldier come,barrack go stil dey......abi wetin man go talk.....naija people shine ur eyes well well

So what are u expecting us to say?....hehn tell me,u let's watch and see....i pray it works out 4 d gud of all....God bless Nigeria

people are not mentioning that bird open and close fone,wel my 1st fone was sendo!!!

Johnnyhoo: I honestly don't think this is a good
move by the FG. Scrapping UTME
would only empower the tertiary
institutions. Now Unilag can sell their
application forms for 150k while
Olabisi Onabanjo University application forms would go for 10k.
FUT Minna would be free and
Nassarawa state university wld hold
annual "pick one, get one free"
promo.

Guy u don HIGH ooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!.......but na true talk sha....

hardbody: This topic is so irrelevant. To my mind, if you work from Monday to Friday, or go to school Monday to Friday, or even go to the market, farm, or you are a mechanic that works Monday to Friday, will it be reasonable to wear the same set of cloths classified as it were for workdays to church or wherever in double hell you go to on Sunday's? And you expect answers or comments and contributions abi? Go get a life.....

See this high ranked senseless and idle human being.....where have you been before coming to post this,u frustrated homo-sapien,have u just been given a sack letter that all you do is come down on Nl and express your grief....these are d kind of murons the mods should be banning....i think that its you that should go get a life skunk......

I've always wondered,people do have their selection of dresses to church. There are some cloth you see christians put on during workdays and you'll never see them putting it on on a sunday and vice versa,i remember when i was young,when i put on a particular clothe on a week day,my mum will say its a sunday clothe and that i should change it,i've been wondering are there really any differences?..... Your opinion NLers....Thanks

See question oooo....God deliver us by FIRE 4rm d power of unanswerable question on NL

Ope oooo....at least dat #100 go recharge my fone every month....#dancing galala

shoooowwww

U don 4get say na apple make Adam nd Eve see their unclothedness

alaoeri: Radarada.

Rederede

Oga oooo.....where TECNO now

ah ah Op,how cud u xpect me to know if this is true?......ehn.....answer me now....answer me.....

Love is Magical!!!........btw na trash be dat o,how e wan take enjoy d beauty nd *superbness of a young fresh *toto....lmfao

Akseph: it amazed me of how u came here to post about this issue, i wonder how u are even given dat privilege. U ar call to do the little see nw how you have exposed it, how can u b given a greater one. If u ar given counselling u would be sounding it on d house top. Bro b careful.

See this mumu ooo,who ask u story...........

eva_tee: What church do you attend?

That's not a business of yours,i only asked for ur opinion.....thanks

Being privileged to count the offering paid by an average church.....I discovered the most common currency note is #20.....how true?...your view and opinion pls...

Before u dey use bb dey buga!...
now
everybody don get bb,
Before u go dey use ur camry
dey buga!..
now boys don dey use am do cab,
B4 u dey use ur plasma screen
dey
swell.... now dem don dey use
am watch
ball for buka, B4 u dey use ur ipad dey swag...
now ipad
na heavy load to carry commot 4
house,
B4 u go dey use brazillian hair
dey form big... now secondary skul
students don dey
wear am troway,
B4 u dey go vacation 4 Uk dey
talk pass
urself... now boys don dey buy 1st class
ticket dey enta london jux to go
lick ice
cream,
Bottom line...no dey over do like
say dat tin no go reach anoda person
hand, All na
vanity, e dey fade like Aba Jean.
nor 4get
say tortoise car na big man
motor b4 o... Notin wey come wey nor get
expiring date,
even the life you have na
borrow you
borrow am. Humility na the best
choice......

Before u dey use bb dey buga!...
now
everybody don get bb,
Before u go dey use ur camry
dey buga!..
now boys don dey use am do cab,
B4 u dey use ur plasma screen
dey
swell.... now dem don dey use
am watch
ball for buka, B4 u dey use ur ipad dey swag...
now ipad
na heavy load to carry commot 4
house,
B4 u go dey use brazillian hair
dey form big... now secondary skul
students don dey
wear am troway,
B4 u dey go vacation 4 Uk dey
talk pass
urself... now boys don dey buy 1st class
ticket dey enta london jux to go
lick ice
cream,
Bottom line...no dey over do like
say dat tin no go reach anoda person
hand, All na
vanity, e dey fade like Aba Jean.
nor 4get
say tortoise car na big man
motor b4 o... Notin wey come wey nor get
expiring date,
even the life you have na
borrow you
borrow am. Humility na the best
choice......

Signs of the end-time,but he said in his word ''Hold fast till I come''

[SCIENTIFIC BREAKTHROUGH] **A Toddler functionally cured
of HIV. **A 2-year-old Mississippi girl is
the first child to be"functionally
cured" of HIV , researchers
announced Sunday.--CNN Researchers said they believe
early intervention -- in this case
within 30 hours of birth -- with
three anti-viral drugs was key to
the outcome.
A "functional cure " is when the presence of the virus is so
small,lifelong treatment is not
necessary and standard clinical
tests cannot detect the virus in
the blood.
The finding was announced at the 2013 Conference on
Retroviruses and Opportunistic
Infections in Atlanta.
The unidentified girl was born
HIV -positive to a mother who
received no prenatal care and was not diagnosed as HIV -
positive herself until just
beforedelivery.
"We didn't have the
opportunityto treat the mom
during the pregnancy as we would like to be able do to
prevent transmission to the
baby," said Dr. Hannah Gay.
Gay, a pediatric HIV specialist at
the University of Mississippi
Medical Center, told CNN the timing of intervention in this
case, before the baby was
diagnosed HIV -positive, may
deserve "more emphasis than
the particular drugs or number
of drugs used." "We are hoping that future
studies will show that very
earlyinstitution of effective
therapy will result in this same
outcome consistently," she said
on the eve of the conference. High-risk exposure
Dr. Katherine Luzuriaga, an
immunologist at the University
of Massachusetts who worked
closely with Gay, called the
developments fascinating, including the fact that the
toddler was found to have no
virus in her blood even after
hermother stopped giving her
treatment for eight to 10
months. "This is the very first case in
which we've conclusively been
able to document that the baby
was infected and then after a
period of treatment has been
able to go off treatment withoutviral rebound,"
Luzuriaga told CNN .
Because it was determined the
Mississippi mother was HIV -
positive, once the baby was
delivered, Gay immediately began giving the infant
antiretroviral drugs in an
attempt to control HIV
infection.
Read more: Why youths aren't
getting tested for HIV "We started therapy as early as
possible, which in this case
wasabout 30 hours of age," the
physician said. "And because it
was a high-risk exposure, I
decided to use three drugs rather than one."
Within a couple of days, Gay
confirmed that the child was
HIV positive. She says the baby
had probably been infected in
the womb. The child remained on
antiretroviral drugs for
approximately 15 months. Her
mother then stopped
administering the drug for
some reason and care was resumed after health officials
intervened, Gay said.
Researchers have long known
that treating HIV -positive
mothers early on is important,
because they pass antibodies on to their babies.
"One hundred percent of ( HIV -
positive) moms will pass those
antibodies, but in the absence
of treatment, only 30% of
momswill transmit the actual virus," Luzuriaga told CNN .
HIV -positive mothers given
appropriate treatment pass the
virus on in less than 2% of
cases, Luzuriaga said.
"So all babies are born antibody positive, but only a fraction of
babies born to HIV positive
women will actually get the
virus, and that fraction
dependson whether the mom
and baby are getting antiviral prophylaxis (preventative
treatment) or not,"said
Luzuriaga.
Newborns are considered high-
risk if their mothers' HIV
infections are not under controlor if they are found to be
HIV -positive when they're close
to delivering.
Moving quickly to suppress
thevirus
Usually, these infants would get anti-viral drugs at preventative
doses for six weeks to prevent
infection, then start therapy if
HIV is diagnosed.
Investigators say the Mississippi
case may change that practice because it highlights the
potential for cure with very
early standard antiretroviral
therapy (ART). ART is a combination of at least
three drugs used to suppress
the virus and stop the
progression of the disease.
But they do not kill the virus.
Tests showed the virus in the Mississippi baby's blood
continued to decrease and
reached undetectable levels
within 29 days of the initial
treatment.
Dr. Deborah Persaud, a virologist with Johns Hopkins
Children's Center, was lead
author on the report.
The early treatment likely led to
the infant's cure , she said.
'Like pulling teeth' to get doctors to test for HIV
"Prompt antiviral therapy in
newborns that begins within
days of exposure may help
infants clear the virus and
achieve long-term remission without lifelong treatment by
preventing such viral hideouts
from forming in the first place,"
Persaud says.
Persaud and Luzuriaga are part
of a group of researchers working to explore and
document possible pediatric
HIV cure cases. The group was
funded by a grant from amfAR,
the Foundation for AIDS
Research; and the National Institutes of Health.

Abeg jor no start dat one again o.....Na OLIVER TWIST oooo,putting away any beef 4 D'BANJ....

ahhhhhhhhhhhh.......mine is our PRESSING IRON,my Dad bought it during his university days when he was still a bachelor