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WARRIBLOOD:
[size=19pt]Bro nor vex.. am new to tramadol like how many pills am I suppose to take.... And with What should I take it wit.



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I am no medical practitioner nor a pharmacist,

but tramadol is a very dangerous drug to use as a substitute for viagra.

it think it tends to relax the muscles and tends to slow down the rate of heart beat. it kills way fast if wrongly used.

to the topic,

the more reason why I hate taking paracetamol. that drug is as dangerous as I recall relatives that passed as a result of the wrong usage of the drug.

I would rather let my head pound than take paracetamol.

cc:
tolusan adeaks.

more like visit to locus in quo.
hmmm
may his soul rest in peace.

Ajusshi:
Let the boy be, he told the TRUTH.

I was never holding him na.

ever heard the phrase" crabs in a bucket"

when one is trying to come out, the others drag it back down.

that is what the boy was doing. you don't take swipes at another religion or doctrine just so to make your point clear.

same advise I will give you as well. live and let live.

superior1:
Paganism induced Roman Catholic doctrine

keep quiet if you have nothing to say.
ever heard of the phrase, live and let live.

this thread reminds me of a nollywood movie I watched when I was in jss 3.

world's apart.

I recall liz Benson telling her son not to marry ini edo because of her perceived low class.

the man knowing how much he loved her, "tushed" her up and made her into the classy woman his mum eventually fell in love with.

and in that movie when her true identity was unraveled, he said that if you love someone and cannot be with her because of class, spend money on her and make her the woman you want her to be.

in summary,

if she's not your class going by what your mum has said, make her the classy woman you want her to be.

if not, let her go for someone your mum would approve, by the way, it is you who will live with the woman not your mum.

so be guided when taking the step as per your fiancee

cc:
royal roy.

her initials.

LordVarys:
As per the Yar'Adua case, the Court's ruling was based on upholding the national interest, not legal facts and the judges were under a lot of pressure.
But as for these judgements on the 3 states, while I concur that the elections in the states were substantially flawed, the petitioners Dakuku,Otti, and Umana failed to prove their cases beyond card reader usage which the Lagos Appeals Court already ruled is unknown to the constitution.
The amended 2014 electoral act makes it almost impossible to prove beyond reasonable doubt as you must have valid witnesses and evidence from every contested PU. The Supreme Court looked only at the facts and not the ethics.
I liked the judgements because they've at least prevented Nigeria from sliding into a one party state. If we want genuine electoral reform, the National Assembly has to be key especially reviewing the electoral act. Sadly NASS is full of clowns.

same thing I have echoed in previous posts.

the courts especially the supreme courts give their judgments based on facts adduced at the tribunals and the Court of appeal.

they don't have time to start the whole trial ish.

the trio of Peter side, Otti and Umana had valid cases but the facts were erroneously presented by their lawyers.

it is said that a good lawyer is not one that can quote the law but one who knows how to apply the law in any given circumstance.

ceeethru:
One cannot come to court to argue two cases, that there was no election while at the same time claiming highest votes cast. Neither also, that card reader should be the basics for a vote caster while the card reader was not in the electoral act. That a candidate did not pass through primary in his or her respective party while the arguer comes from another party. These are errors the APCs could not think out clearly before going to court and bribing their ways through tribunal to appeal court. Now, the supreme Court have cleared their confusion from time immemorial, setting a clear judgement. APC should learn how to prepare themselves before election and as well present electable candidates.

exactly.

as per your first paragraph, you couldn't have said it any better.

a petitioner cannot come to court and ask that he be declared winner of an election and at the same time ask that the election be null and void based on irregularities.

I feel the respondents had a good case, however their lawyers messed things up. the court gives judgments based on evidence adduced at the trial.

that is why sometimes I laugh when people tend to go overly analytical on issues they know zilch about. if the courts give judgments and award costs based on sentiments, morality or public opinion, then I wonder what would be in store for the judiciary.

the key to winning any case at all is having a good lawyer who knows his onions. it is not by hiring all the SANS in the country.

you lot screaming APC and PDP...... una try.

you seem to forget that for the supreme Court to uphold the elections of ikpeazu and emmanuel was based on the evidences adduced by both parties right from the tribunal which I feel may not have been fully substantiated by the respondents which in this instance is APC.


anyway, the verdict is final. jubilation toh sure.

tolusan, waiting for the gist. no disappoint me.

choi.
propaganda at its peak.
pay your workers their salaries as every labourer deserves his wages.
focus and stop the acts of misplaced priorities.

every body wants to create threads these days.

op,

for a man to think of venturing into money making rituals, it has to be planned. a woman does not have to nag and complain about her lifestyle before he says money rituals is the way out.

its like saying that he's weak and can succumb to any kind of pressure from her.

his judgment should be questioned if he ends up with women you described in your write up.

na wa oooo.

SAMBARRY:

sambarry

I wonder why you are laughing

happy new year.

seunmsg:
Aluko raised some vital points in his outburst and Fayose in his characteristic manner has refused to address this salient points. Instead, he's busy chasing shadows and attacking APC.

Nigerians want to know if he truly collected N4.7billion from GEJ before the election. We also want to know if a joint strike force team was used to arrest and detain opposition leaders few days to the election. These are the kind of issues we want him to address and not this diversionary tactics of blaming APC and discrediting Aluko.

my sentiments exactly.

but no, everything that happened and said must be blamed on political parties.

jaybee3:
I detest conspiracy theorists with so much passion

SMH

morning.

what is conspiracy theory?

one.

wanting to try fura de nono, but the only thing putting me off is the hygiene.

adeaks:
Hi.
It's nice having another learned colleague in the room.
Welcome to the family.

thank you.

Lero15:
OK. Carry on then.
But first of all,
Introduction...?

first of all,


go down low.......

Lero15:
OK. Carry on then.
But first of all,
Introduction...?

first of all,


go down low.......

tolusan:
Yeah, I thoroughly enjoyed Agbani. It is a balanced campus in terms of study and leisure, though far away from the city centre. 

I understand you're serving in Kano. Hope you're enjoying the city and I hope there are opportunities to gain experience practice wise, if you're interested in practice that is

yeah I am.

the city is quite cold but very good all the same time. all the bad impressions I always had about the north is a thing of the past.

as per practice, I know I would learn a lot and it would help in the future.

tolusan:
Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti NLS, Enugu

I really wanted to go to enugu.
but yenagoa wasn't bad at the end.

Lero15:
ToluSAN and teespice, please don't stop. We want more

Cc adeaks

lol.

there is nothing to stop na.

tolusan:
Nice

what about you?

tolusan:
I'm well. I trust that you are too. Which Uni. and law school campus  did you attend?

University of Lagos
Nigerian Law School, Yenagoa Campus