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how i wish i can post the video here... A fake warri dude..sexually prayng 4 a woman power--enter enter--power so funny ![]() ![]() ![]() |
wildikeman:u are very foolish..i fnk u r one of those fake ones who does foolish tins with dia female member...mr fool...ode ![]() ![]() |
kestolove95:..woaw..so u av watched d video....so funny... power enter enter power orumerure enter power.. Follish pple... ![]() |
kestolove95:yes u r right...includn warri,delta, nd so |
No fewer than 750 women from the All Progressives party (APC) from the 23 local governments in Sokoto State on Tuesday defected to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). The decampees, led by Luba Dubai, APC chieftain, were received by the state Chairman’s wife, Sa’adiya Milgoma, at the PDP women rally in Sokoto on Tuesday. “The new entrants will be treated equally and fairly, and we should all work to ensure the success of the party at the forthcoming polls at all levels,’’ Milgoma said. A former Minister of Women Affairs, Maryam Chiroma, appealed to Nigerians, especially women not to be deceived, stating that the re-election of Jonathan will ensure the continuation of his transformation agenda. Chiroma, who was also PDP’s former National Woman Leader, said, “the Nigerian women should use their majority population and voting power to re-elect Jonathan’’. In her remarks, Sarah Jubril, the Special Assistant to Jonathan on Ethics, said that the president had treated the North-West fairly and deserved to be re- elected. A member of the party’s Board of Trustees, Rabi Ibrahim, said that “Jonathan is the first gender- friendly president Nigeria has ever had since independence. “Mrs Jonathan cares about the Nigerian woman and she is passionate about improving the lives of the Nigerian children and other vulnerable groups,’’ she said. The Special Assistant to Jonathan on Women Empowerment, Ramatu Bala, also urged the women to vote for Jonathan. Bala, a former National President of National Council for Women Society, said that Jonathan’s re-election would ensure the sustenance of peace, unity and national cohesion. The wives of the Deputy Governor, PDP gubernatorial candidate and Woman Leader, Kulu Shagari, A’ishatu Wali and Kulu Rabah, promised that women would vote for the party’s candidates at all levels source: pixelnigeria..com/2015/03/750-apc-women-defect-to-pdp-in-sokoto.html Tunde Euro |
Gooci:since you heard it from a gtbnk staff..its tru |
Akinmail:..en..whats dis all abt o |
hahahahahha.. Lol nawa oo |
Ndissle:what kind of job r u lookng 4.?..nd whats ur disipline |
harbibi:ya ![]() |
Its a cold night. Laugh it out with Tunde Euro. Three men took their wives to d hospital for delivery,shortly the Nurse came out and asked, who is Joseph that works with three crown milk, the man stood up, congratulations your wife has delivered three bouncing babies. Shortly, d Nurse came out again and asked, who is John dat works with 7up, the man stood up, congrats your wife has delivered 7 bouncing babies. Immediately,the third man took off and ran away because he works at 33 larger beer company. #trynabefunny Tunde Euro |
omobabe1:Nice...so where exactly r u nw? |
omobabe1:so bro where r u now...nd hw u tke do am |
Falakotolu:which 1 u wnt |
IYADARA:.... What a nice story..y nt go 2 alaba nd find a producer so una go produce am out 4 c,D dey sell am....u go sell ooo... ![]() |
Alexanda07:...y nt go 2 der office and marry all they girls u see der ..even guys sef go marry dem....oga ode ![]() |
Chyjoey:na big fool... ![]() ![]() ![]() ...u no see say e tawk say e wan marry etisalat...mke e go meet one of their staff na..mke e marry them... |
GreyBlood:...i will get u a basket so u go cry inside...ode |
Alexanda07:... Hw u dey take do am |
naso...we go carry am go him place na |
How is this even possible? Italian surgeon, Sergio Canavero (pictured above), believes that head transplants are possible. That is taking a patient’s head and grafting it onto a healthy body. This will be for paralysed patients and those with incurable illness. Dr. Canavero said both heads would be removed at the same time and then he would glue the patient’s head onto the donor’s body. Sounds to me like a crazy doctor. If you remove someone’s head, is that not automatic death? Biko read the report after the cut and tell me maybe I’m the one who’s not understanding it…before I yawere trying to understand… Culled from Mail Online It sounds like the plot of a bad horror film, but doctors are gearing up to do the world’s first head transplant. Italian surgeon Sergio Canavero wants to take the head from someone with an incurable illness and graft it on to a healthy body. He claims the first operation could be done in just two years’ time. The £7.5million body swap would initially be used to give a new lease of life to paralysed people – including those with spinal cord injuries similar to those sustained by the late actor Christopher Reeve. People with muscle-wasting diseases and those whose organs are riddled with cancer could also have their head put on a new body. Those with motor neurone disease, the condition suffered by Stephen Hawking and portrayed by Oscar- winner Eddie Redmayne in the film The Theory of Everything, might also benefit. Eventually, the technique could be used to extend the life of healthy people in the ‘ultimate cosmetic surgery’. Critics have described the plans as ‘pure fantasy’, but Dr Canavero claims all the necessary techniques exist and that he just needs to put them together. It is already more than 40 years since the first monkey head transplant and a basic operation on a mouse has just been done in China. Dr Canavero already has a long list of potential patients, and will announce his plans at a top medical conference this summer in a bid to get the backing needed to do the first transplant in 2017. The location has yet to be decided, but the surgeon, from the Turin Advanced Neuromodulation Group, says he would love to do it in London. The new body would come from a normal transplant donor who is brain dead. Both the donor and the patient would have their head severed from their spinal cord at the same time, using an ultra-sharp blade to give a clean cut. The patient’s head would then be moved on to the donor’s body and attached using a ‘glue’ called polyethylene glycol to fuse the two ends of the spinal cord together. The muscles and blood supply would be stitched up, before the patient is put in a coma for four weeks to stop them moving while the head and body heal together. If that doesn’t sound bizarre enough, they would then be given small electric shocks to stimulate their spinal cord and strengthen the connections between their head and new body. When the patient is brought out of their medically-induced coma, they should be able to move, feel their face and even speak with the same voice, this week’s New Scientist reports. Powerful immunosuppressant drugs should stop the new body from being rejected and intensive psychological support would also be provided. Dr Canavero says he believes it would be ethically sound to carry out the procedure when people have no other hope of a cure. However, the ethical arguments extend past the transplant itself. For instance, if the patient went on to have children, they would biologically belong to the donor because the sperm or eggs would have come from the new body. Initially, a shortage of donors means that the surgery would be limited to those with severe illness. But eventually, it could be used to allow healthy people to live longer. Dr Canavero said that if science reaches the stage when human cloning is easy, a 60-year-old could make a copy of themselves. They could then put their old head on a new, healthy body made from their own DNA – meaning they would keep their memories and personality. William Matthews, chairman of the American Academy of Neurological and Orthopaedic Surgeons, said: ‘I embrace the concept of spinal fusion and I think there are a lot of areas that a head transplant could be used but I disagree with Canavero on the timing. ‘He thinks it’s ready, I think it’s far into the future.’ But Harry Goldsmith, a California doctor who has carried out one of the few operations that has allowed someone with a spinal cord injury to walk again, said: ‘I don’t believe it will ever happen.’ Culled from UK Daily Mail Blog Source : Linda Ikeji – 11:54 AM
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aminashy:watch ur speech..ok |
kaizenBash:amen bro...all is well.....so whats ur plan nw...wat dyu fnk of doing now |
Gooci:amen....may GOD help us ... |
kaizenBash:,,,hmmm...its well....i was also on canada too den but GOD knows best...y nt try qatar instead nd u move 2 canada later...dats my plan thou,....xo what r u doing abt urs nw |
[quote author=DrDre1 post=31029019]Hmm...well, my advice is u prepare ur mind for longer just in case. All the best [/quote thanks bro....i appreciate...re u still in qatar |
DrDre1:i started feb 7...nd e says it will b ready btw 1 mnth |
kaizenBash:i started feb7 nd its a qatar work visa....so he said by GOD's Grace anything 1st week of march it will b out... |
Gooci:boss..na qatar 5years work visa ooo |
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