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Akaewu:
For hw much ??

for how much would you wanna release it?..... Nd i stay in Akure

please, is it possible for me to get the motherboard of an infinx hot?

THE end to malaria infection is in sight as the first
malaria vaccine candidate to reach phase-3 of
clinical testing, and found to partially protect
children against the disease up to four years after
vaccination, is set to be available by October this
year, scientists have reported.
Giving the hint about this development yesterday,
Brian Greenwood, corresponding author and
Professor of Clinical Tropical Medicine at London
School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine in the UK,
explained that results of the tests suggested that
the vaccine candidate known as RTS, S/AS01 could
prevent a substantial number of cases of clinical
malaria, especially in areas of high transmission.
Greenwood noted that the European Medicines
Agency, EMA, will “assess the quality, safety, and
efficacy of the vaccine based on these final data.
There is currently no licensed vaccine against
malaria anywhere in the world.”
If the EMA gives a favourable opinion, the World
Health Organisation could recommend the use of
RTS,S/AS01 as early as October this year. If
licensed, RTS,S/AS01 would be the first licensed
human vaccine against a parasitic disease,”
Greenwood added.
The findings, published in the journal, The Lancet,
revealed that vaccine efficacy against clinical and
severe malaria was better in children than in
young infants, but waned over time in both
groups.
However, protection was prolonged by a booster
dose, increasing the average number of cases
prevented in both children and young infants.
Further, Greenwood argued that despite the
falling efficacy over time, there is still a clear
benefit from RTS,S/AS01.
“An average of 1,363 cases of clinical malaria were
prevented over four years of follow-up for every
1,000 children vaccinated, and 1,774 cases in
those who also received a booster shot. Over
three years of follow-up, an average 558 cases
were averted for every 1,000 infants vaccinated,
and 983 cases in those also given a booster dose.
“Given that there were an estimated 198 million
malaria cases in 2013, this level of efficacy
potentially translates into millions of cases of
malaria in children being prevented,” he said.
The RTS,S/AS01 vaccine was developed for use in
sub-Saharan Africa where malaria still kills around
1,300 children every day. The phase-3 randomised
trial enrolled 15,459 young infants (aged six to 12
weeks at first vaccination) and children (five to 17
months at first vaccination) from 11 sites across
seven sub-Saharan African countries (Burkina
Faso, Gabon, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique
and United Republic of Tanzania) with varying
levels of malaria transmission.
In 2014, initial phase-3 results at 18 months
showed vaccine efficacy of about 46 per cent
against clinical malaria in children and around 27
per cent among young infants.
In this study, members of the RTS, S/AS01 Clinical
Trials Partnership followed up the infants and
children for a further 20 to 30 months,
respectively, and assessed the impact of a fourth
booster dose.
Participants were each vaccinated three times
with RTS,S/AS01 with or without a booster dose 18
months later, or given four doses of a comparator
vaccine (control group).

Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/04/malaria-end-in-sight-as-who-sets-to-approve-1st-human-vaccine/

ajoskele:
As long as I won't dispute or fault the Ondo government's position, Dr Adeyanju(the health commissioner) should not ignore the claims of the Irele indigenes regarding the involvement of their "angry" god.
Methanol's contamination should not result into such quick and instant deaths.
Thank God the last two surviving victims have regained their sights and have since been discharged.
Ondo shall rise again.
Long Live Ondo State.
Long Live Nigeria

Science believes not in gods

The Ondo State
Government says
the production of
locally made gin
otherwise known as
“Ogogoro” in now
prohibited in the
state
. Dr. DayoAdeyanju, the Commissioner for Health, said this at
the weekend, while addressing journalists, in Akure, the
capital city.

He said the ministry had reviewed strategies and embarked on
sensitisation to let people know that locally-made gin was
prohibited.
“We appeal to the general public to desist from drinking the
gin until we are able to identify the source of contamination or
find out how the methanol got into the drinks”, he said.

He noted that until the state government got to the root of how
the locally made gin was contaminated, production and
consumption remained banned.
“Until we are able to get the source of contamination or how
the methanol get into the ‘Ogogoro’, it would remain banned
in the entire state, not even only in Irele.
“We don’t know the extent of the contamination. We just need
this sacrifice now, so that Ondo State would be free from this
deadly disease,”Adeyanju said.


He disclosed that about thirty-three persons were officially
affected by the sudden outbreak of the strange ailment, adding
that ten people were still receiving treatment in a hospital.
He added that two of them had already regained their sight,
and are back to their respective homes.
Adeyanju noted that toxicology test had already shown,
through symptoms from victims of the sudden outbreak, that
they were suffering from a methanol contamination.

“The five samples sent to the NAFDAC laboratory in Lagos
revealed to us that it contained heavy concentration of
methanol as high as 16.3 percent.
“This actually confirmed what we have been thinking, and that
we have been dealing with methanol poison,” he said.

The health commissioner, however, affirmed that the state
government was already putting modalities in place and
synergiseing with the National Agency for Food, Drug
Administration and Control (NAFDAC) and the National
Orientation Agency (NOA) to sensitise members of the public
on the dangers of consuming such drinks.


http://dailytimes.com.ng/ondo-govt-bans-ogogoro-production/

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Wen shall we learn our 2 send our kids into their rums wen a film is rated even PG 13 nd also stop dem 4rm operating the television alone? Moreso, most of d cartoons our kids watch diz days r dangerous 2 deir little minds......... Well, their parents need 2 know.. They will b in d best position to advise d kids. But b4 u do that, advice dem 1st den make sure that they r aware of d fact that u are telling dere parents... In short, the kids need 2 know the how serious their offence is...

You slept on the same bed with your friend and you had a dream while sleeping. In your dream, you saw your friend that is sleeping next to you chasing you with a machete while you ran for your dear life. You suddenly wake up to find him/her looking at you and says "for your mind, you sabi run?" What would you do?

You slept on the same bed with your friend and you had a dream while sleeping. In your dream, you saw your friend that is sleeping next to you chasing you with a machete while you ran for your dear life. You suddenly wake up to find him/her looking at you and says "for your mind, you sabi run?" What would you do?

hector:
who brought this sh1t to front page?
btw@op, who d hell are u? u must be a fuckin broke nigga to post this piss.

Fela said and I qoute ' I just dey look nd dey laugh'

manny4life:
I do not necessarily agree with you @OP, one main reason why many are in debt is planning and spending within your means.. When you fail to plan, you plan to fail.

Noted

Yes!... I made front page.... At last!!!. Expect more 4rm me

"A hundred wagon loads of thoughts will
not pay a single ounce of debt” goes an
Italian proverb.
You need to take action to tame your
debt monster. Let’s put your financial
house in order by kicking out these 8
dumb habits that are keeping you in debt.
Lack of Strategy
Without a strategy, you never know
whether or not you are doing things right.
Start by assessing how bad the situation
is.
1. Not Having a Monthly Budget

2. Ignoring How Much Debt You Owe

3. Not Calculating Your Debt-to-Income
Ratio

4. Paying Bills Past Due Date

5. Breaking Up Payments Into
Installments

6. Not Reviewing Your Monthly Bills

7. Spending Money Ear-Marked for Bills

8. Using ATMs Outside Your Network

Aprime:
Each for a bag, that's a life time sentence.

which means if he comes bk in anoda life, na 4 prison he go find himself

Myn is wen m hungry. I eat greedily.

Na Photofunia do am jare.... NO DEY TAKE US 4 FOOLS[b][/b]

I just bought a pair of pink trouser yesterday. When I told my friend about it, he was like 'why should you buy a pink trouser' and when i thought about, i found out that it has become a serious controversy if men should wear pink outfits or not. Which is why i'm creating this topic to know what nairalanders think about pink outfits and men. Should men wear it or not?

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Which skul u dey my man

Go Costa!

1. 8 animals
2. 5 legs
3. 3 logs

Ebola virus disease has become a terror ever since its arrival in West African countries. And because of it's fast destruction process, it is the most feared virus now. But a question keeps crossing my mind. ''Which is the most deadly" HIV/AIDS or EVD

Lets weigh the two viruses and see which one is the most deadly
1. HIV/AIDS has a survival time of 9-11 years WHILE Ebola's survival time is between 7-10 days.
2. HIV/AIDS kills the immune system giving several diseases a pass into the body WHILE Ebola virus increases permeability of the blood vessels -- leading to blood leaking out of the vessels.
3. HIV/AIDS can't be defeated by strong immune system WHILE Ebola virus can be killed by a strong immune system.
4. HIV/AIDS can't be transmitted by direct contact with an infected person WHILE Ebola is transmitted by direct contact with am infected person/ his boy fluids
5. HIV/AIDS has no cure and has never being cured WHILE Ebola now has a cure and many have being cured.

With this, which one do you think is the deadliest?

which one?

Ebola virus disease has become a terror ever since its arrival in West African countries. And because of it's fast destruction process, it is the most feared virus now. But a question keeps crossing my mind. ''Which is the most deadly" HIV/AIDS or EVD

Lets weigh the two viruses and see which one is the most deadly
1. HIV/AIDS has a survival time of 9-11 years WHILE Ebola's survival time is between 7-10 days.
2. HIV/AIDS kills the immune system giving several diseases a pass into the body WHILE Ebola virus increases permeability of the blood vessels -- leading to blood leaking out of the vessels.
3. HIV/AIDS can't be defeated by strong immune system WHILE Ebola virus can be killed by a strong immune system.
4. HIV/AIDS can't be transmitted by direct contact with an infected person WHILE Ebola is transmitted by direct contact with am infected person/ his boy fluids
5. HIV/AIDS has no cure and has never being cured WHILE Ebola now has a cure and many have being cured.

With this, which one do you think is the deadliest?

Y shud we forget all our naija foods... Abi wetin b all diz hamburger or hammer burger... Rubbish.
God bless Bread and hot Akara jor!!!

Woowww... Since dey r promoting lust in our society then y won't they burn down like Sodom and Gomorrah. Dt BBA is really something else.. Ride on Ultimate search, you are d real entertainment!!!

Woowww... Since dey r promoting lust in our society then y won't they burn down like Sodom and Gomorrah. Dt BBA is really something else.. Ride on Ulimate search, you are d real entertainment!!!

.Pple, plz help! I jst rootd my p5. Den i tried changin d font using Hifont. I rebooted it, bt its no more startin...... Heard it hs bin brickd. Plz, hw can i unbrick it? Any1. Plz. And i stay in osun