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Arsenal will win!

Mtcheww

2ndOGA: Rooney stop to dey shout at Januzaj. Face front look where you go place the next pass for net.

U na turn coach now.

cicero11: This must be the Hand Work of APC

Na true ooo. Dat why we dey support GEJ

CORTANA go gentle small

Man utd fan be like

Man utd reaches it peak. Ehyaaa. Dere fans go be like

Den go shut up now.

jsunex: Its says bad gateway

Then goto www.manutdloser.com

DrGill: pls, kindy state or mention one match u guys won wit fair play? *hands crossed*

Man utd VS Lesotho

DrGill: ah ah, bros u no gud ooo..u suppose talk say 12th...lolxz

Na true talk.

Man united going down the season this time. Probably 9th position

luvprince4real: Ebola go catch dat ur mouth.

U na wan share your ebola on nairaland. We beta quarantine dis guy

Where be dis CORTANA jare?

egbaguy: u are the only sensible person here.......the bricklayer association president in my area died diz morning

You na don drink abi? Wetin concern us with your bricklayer president

Source or I don't believe.

egbaguy: itz no JOKE.........

Source!!!

egbaguy: i swear........he died around 11am

Yes, she is a science student.

Kendzyma: is she a science std?

The Ekiti State Government on Friday described as
untrue reports that a youth corps member, who
slumped at the orientation camp at Ise/Emure Ekiti,
had contracted the dreaded Ebola virus.
The state Commissioner for Health, Prof. Olusola
Fasuba, said that the corps member (names witheld),
who was posted to serve in the state was only
suffering of chronic fever.
He advised residents not to mistake common ailments,
such as chronic fever for the dreaded Ebola virus.
Fasuba spoke at an awareness forum in Ado-Ekiti,
following the speculations in the state that Ebola virus
had hit some towns.
“Although, information reaching my office from the
ministry of youth and sports confirmed that a
particular male corps member collapsed at the
orientation camp.
“But, it was unfortunate that people around him ran
away taking his sickness for the dreaded Ebola virus.
“Immediately I received the information, I swung into
action by ensuring that the sick boy was immediately
attended to by a team of health workers. They later
discovered that he was suffering from chronic fever,
the information they passed to me without wasting
time.
“But, I did not stop at that, at least to be sure of his
correct state of health, his blood samples were taken
and sent to Lagos. We received the results on
Thursday indicating that he tested negative to the
Ebola virus.
“The corps member has been taken away from the
camp and is currently being kept at our isolated
centre located within Oba Adejugbe General Hospital,
Ado-Ekiti.
“As I speak, I assure residents that the health of the
boy in question is already improving, while he
continue to show signs of good health far from Ebola,”
he explained.

U. S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) suffers huge
social media backlash from Nigerians yesterday, over
its description of Nano Silver as a pesticide, a drug
which was recently announced by the country’s
Health Minister, Onyebuchi Chukwu, to be an
experimental treatment of patients affected with the
deadly Ebola disease.
The FDA’s warning was made on the heels of
comments by Chukwu, who reportedly said on
Thursday that eight Ebola patients in Lagos will
receive an experimental treatment called nano-silver.
The agency said it had received consumer complaints
about the Ebola claims. “Individuals promoting these
unapproved and fraudulent products must take
immediate action to correct or remove these claims or
face potential FDA action,” the agency said. Click here
for more on FDA’s warning on Nigeria’s Nano Silver
As the US FDA’s warning went viral, Nigerians erupted
with outrage on social media as they mostly express
the need for their country to protect lives of its
citizenry after US declined giving out its’ Zimapp.
One Joseph Anthony writes, “West made a lot of
mistakes on the road to there so called “state of art
medicines”. We had no opportunity to scrutinize
Zmapp. Let’s take a bold step to try something.
Nothing is as strong as a proof.
We may try it with rodents and watch out for cultured
results or patterns and if we get the gut feeling to
proceed based on the results the why not! Let’s
ignore everyone. For once let’s look inward for
solutions we are not toilet to receive processed
products by others.” He ended
Another commentator, who identifies self as Zuby
expressed that when an African says he can cure AIDS
or Ebola they tell him to shut up, say it’s impossible or
not possible without testing it. He stressed that the
drug should be offered to one person who already has
Ebola and if it doesn’t work then we know for sure it’s
doesn’t.
Abidemi Adekunle pleaded with America, saying they
should be magnanimous enough to release the very
drug that is working for them to other nations now
that WHO has authorised the use of experimental
drug.
“If its pesticide, we need it that’s all. How do we
come about Ebola? In fact I guess they cultured the
virus and send it to Africa because we rejected gay
marriage. If you could remember that such has been
done some years back against China through SARS”
says one Anigbogu Okechukwu

Just checked a friend's waec result. She needs a course that requires computer, agric, maths, english and biology. Any suggestions?

Team bb. all those gameboy(android users) guys should shut up. Chilling with BB 10

I need the school fees to be precise.

manuell1021: go to futa.edu.ng.

Need some help about the pd programme for futa! Someone please help! How much is the form, school fees? When will it be out? How to get it?

Please, which polytechnics are accepted for Direct Entry by Unaab?
Is there also cut off mark for DE candidates?

Cooked rice but was no soft before I drained. Na wen everybody started eatin. Dem turn am to chinchin

President Goodluck Jonathan on Monday
branded a Liberian-American a "madman" for bringing
Ebola into Nigeria, as the country announced its 10th
confirmed case of the deadly virus.
Patrick Sawyer died in a Lagos hospital on July 25 in
the country's first case of Ebola, which has claimed
the lives of nearly 1 000 people in West Africa since
the start of the year.
The 40-year-old, who was to have attended a meeting
of the regional bloc ECOWAS (Economic Community of
West African States), was taken to hospital after
arriving in Lagos on a flight from Monrovia via the
Togolese capital, Lome.

A nurse who treated him died last week, while tests
last weekend confirmed that another had also
contracted the virus. Eight others have also tested
positive, the government said.
"It is unfortunate that one madman brought the Ebola
to us but we have to contain it," Jonathan told faith
leaders at a conference in the capital, Abuja, vowing
the government would do "everything possible" to
combat its spread.
Nigeria had until last month been spared from Ebola,
which has spread alarmingly in Guinea, Sierra Leone
and Liberia.
But its arrival has sown fear throughout the countr.
The authorities in sub-Saharan Africa's largest city
have appealed for volunteers because of a shortage of
medical personnel, exacerbated by a month-long
doctors' strike.
A number of measures to tackle the spread of Ebola,
which is passed on through direct contact with an
infected person displaying symptoms, have already
been announced.
Jonathan last week declared a national emergency in
line with World Health Organization (WHO) advice to
affected countries to trigger disaster response
procedures.
Greater funding has been promised to set up
additional isolation centres, border screenings and
contact tracing, while Nigerians have been told to
avoid large gatherings.
'Crazy man'
In his address, Jonathan told faith leaders to help get
the message across and also to pay close attention to
traditional burial ceremonies, given that the Ebola
virus is transmissible from dead bodies.
"We must advise our people not to over-celebrate
burial now," he said.
Jonathan said that Sawyer contracted Ebola because
his sister died from the infection and he attended her
funeral.
"(He) became a suspect. And the country (Liberia)
asked him not to leave the country so that he will be
observed but the crazy man decided to smuggle
himself out and now we are suffering because of it,"
he added.
Following strict professional health advice was now
paramount, Jonathan said, adding: "If we manage it
well we can get over it in two months and we will
return to our normal lives."

The WHO said on Friday there were 13 probable and
suspect cases of Ebola, including two deaths, in
Nigeria.
The global health body is discussing the possible use
of an experimental treatment to try to stem the
spread.
Health minister Onyebuchi Chukwu pleaded for the
National Medical Association to call off its strike, with
the union split between those who want to return to
work to tackle the crisis and those intent on staying
out.
The Nigerian Red Cross Society (NRCS) meanwhile said
it had activated all its volunteers to get across
preventative measures to the public, particularly
seeking early medical advice and treatment.
Secretary-general Bello Hamman Diram said 18
volunteers were assisting in areas such as contact
tracing, health promotion, case management and
public information schemes.
Some 300 other volunteers will be deployed to help
the federal and Lagos State governments in providing
protective equipment as well as educational and
hygiene materials.

NCC oya come here asap. Bring one excuse come. Dat money too much. In the next 5 years they will meet dangote($24bn)

That is what we call Ebolaphobia

Pennywise: Iwu is a fraud. Always been. He should be enjoying his INEC largese quietly rather than pretending to be an intellectual. A proper investigation of this man will cast doubt on the general perception of Nigeria as a sovereign country.

At least he did something. All u did was comment. So wot step have u taken concerning the disease. All the bizarre comment sha.