₦airaland Forum

maupe:
In between their laughter, they should put into cognizance the large numbers of Nigerians who spend hours at the fuel queues battling to purchase litres of adulterated fuel selling at 150 Naira a litre. Also, i went to the market yesterday and found out that a paint of garri now goes for 600 Naira.

Ballmer:
Writer like this OP is why I continuously wonder if the brains of over 99% Igbo on NL is not damaged



Can anyone see how articulate the OP is with his post yet he does not have the intelligence to figure out the only senator that as spoken out on the inclusion of the budget is Gbenga Ashafa from the SouthWest. He can not comprehend every other senator that as spoken against the inclusion either through the back or front door as been from the SE/SS.

This OP can write so well but lack the intelligence to understand a northerner senator would have shut his or her mouth not minding the project was sneaked in tru the window or back door so long it is beneficial to his regions or tribe he'd support it.






While this OP is clearly right about the gaffe from the president and the minister what happened to his medula that should remind him that the reason why we have the supplementary budget is simply because the gaffe in the initial budget were outrageous and untenable which necessitated the need for the now acceptable supplementary budget yet he based his argument on a document already discarded by the senate. A document which was aslo confirmed by the presidency as a fraud.


Will the OP claim he does not understand this I doubt and this bring us back to what exactly is wrong with the reasoning of some of the Igbo's on NL and why instead of appreciating what is beneficial to them would rather antagonize these laudable incentives just to spite Buhari.


While the OP might be right about the dangers of having warring faction in the APC it should be noted the party is bound to suffer more from any effect of their disunity than Nigeria. In fact I believe this is a blessing in disguise to keep the polilooters from both the APC n PDP in check. The adage only a thief can trace the footpath of another thief does justice to this notion.


The Saraki looting crew will always be mindful of every financial transaction it undertake while it continously seek space at disgracing any gaffe from the Buhari/Tinubu crew. Nigeria can only be the winner with such a situation.

killercute16:
My country my country.......you lost a seat in the governorship election,then you are a ministerial appointment.......if you miss the chicken lap then you will get the wings

Oooops:
cool!

Well, there is no crime in an individual having 10 oil companies that are into lifting oil and the Efcc has not proved that this companies are illegal in any way so IMO there is no case here... abi is purchasing cars an payment for houses illegal too

The efcc and their lawyers are quacks.... they don't know how to build a case nor produce substantial evidence against there socalled criminals...

That's why till now, even the worst case dasuki, nothing has been done! Nobody sent to jail... And mind you, many of this noise we are hearing in court and the probe ish, some of this guys will walk freely later after all this yanga by efcc

They should go and learn how to build cases and dish it in court without. reasonable doubts! IMO

Localamos:
I am a Buhari admirer, but you have some reasonable arguments here. We need youths like you who are objective for balanced and constructive criticisms.

nkowaputa:
I support the soldier. Most of these commercial drivers need serious beating. If I were a soldier I would have dealt with many of them uncountable. They are so reckless that they do whatever they like without blinking.
You can imagine he almost hit the soldier and did not know.
One scratched my car the other day at oshodi. They enter the road at will, stop anywhere at will. They literally do not know the road is shared.
I wish the soldier beat more of them. They need sense beaten into them.
Most traffic gridlock are caused by these miscreants.
Oh! I wish I were a soldier. God knows what I would have been doing.

YelloweWest:
Because most men are devil's

MosakuAW:
This guy has finally replace Dino Melaye on social media.

Man wey look like Obama but think like Obanikoro.

agabaI23:
Ok, they are going to approve Pharm D programme. That will give them the disparity they wanted. Politics and human lives.

Kockane:
Employment opportunities in ekiti are numerous. They have one of the highest number of schools in nigeria. Everywhere you go, school. I can guarantee you 80% of corpers posted to ekiti would end up in d classroom. And d pay package, its a handsome sum of five thousand naira a month. Even those in governor's office, house of assembly, dey all get 5k. I served in the teachin hosp so I was a lil fortunate, my salary was 30k. Apart from that,the only oda places where you can get more than 5k are the banks and private companies (wich are few anyways).

LordMecuzy:
Ekweremadu for President 2023 loading................

otil1:
She's just a natural person.

That's the way she is. She acts from her heart, not codedly and we call it unpolished

otil1:
She's just a natural person.

That's the way she is. She acts from her heart, not codedly and we call it unpolished

Sctests:
Go back to the link you posted and peruse it
carefully, your asm-ascp website does not say it confers on
you "Medical laboratory Scientist" competencies. Let me quote an excerpt from your source

"Those who pass the exam are certified as a
Technologist in Microbiology (M) or Specialist in Microbiology (SM) by the ASCP and
are issued a certificate with both organizations' names on it."-----http://www.asm.org/index.php/nrcm-cert

Did you notice they were careful not have added the word "Medical"
in front of the "Technologist"? The medico-legal issues surrounding the practice can not
be wished away in countries where they are serious about this practice. Do non-biomedcal scientists(BMS)
in the UK work with patient's samples to achieve results aimed at diagnosis. Do you know that the title "BMS" is a protected title
in the U.K?

Again on your website let's take a look at the functions of a Registered Microbiologist and Specialist Microbiologist.
Is there any job description there with any semblance of working in a Medical laboratory for diagnostic purpose?

You guys have your fields, how many Medical lab Scientists are employed as Food microbiologists, industrial chemists, Environmental biologist and so on?
Do we run the environmental testing laboratories too?. You need to stop seeing the Medical lab Scientist as an ordinary 'Operator' not eligible to differentiate between a hyperglycemic sample caused by DM and a contaminated sample.


Listen the physician's here will click likes and applaud you, but if have any sense of history you will understand
that during the days of biologist/chemist in IMLT, almost every clueless physician will point to the lab and blame it when they butcher a patient.

The lab guys were the fall guys in those days. When a patient dies, it's the lab that delayed results. They prescribe the wrong
antibiotics- "oh that numbskull in the lab didn't run the AST effectively".

Well those "lab guys" have taken responsibility, built capacity, and equipped themselves with enhanced knowledge,
now regulate the laboratory with the full backing of the law. Why should that be a problem? Our national/state hospitals now have very few cases of misdiagnosis traceable to the laboratory. Nowadays, we no longer get frequent finger-pointings for giving bad results and endangering patients as it was in the 70's and 80's, Now we only get finger-pointing for asking to head the medical laboratories we developed-OUR PRIMARY CONSTITUENCIES in accordance with the law. It is a positive turn-around if you ask me.

Wide consultations were made before that ACT was passed as Law, people who thought the "kitchen"/labs should be thrown to the
backyard and blamed it for all their malpractice misfortunes are the ones crying foul today. Our Medical laboratories are getting strengthened,
the Medical Lab.Scientists will keep building capacities through enhanced knowledge and application of same and the patients can only be the greatest winner.

If you are looking to get us back to that age where the "Lab guy" is the fall guy for everyone else and is expected to gladly accept that, then i'm sorry the Law disagrees with you.

In the 50s' and 60's we had medical assistants treating patients because we didn't have enough Physicians, today we have more than ?40,000 physicians.
In the 70's we didn't have enough MLS/Biomedical Scientists. The biologists/chemists without basic knowledge in medical science were drafted in. These were all stop-gap complementary efforts.
Today Nigeria has at least 8,000 Medical Laboratory Scientists. Why go back to the inglorious era?

I am new on this forum, been reading as a guest for months, attracted by lots of misinformation about the MLS profession
and not a reincarnation of anyone. I will also like to meet fellow MLS on these forum. They seem to be very few on this website.

Wow,am rily spellbound reading dis highly intelligently and sagacious piece by a Mlsct.God bless u for this expository piece.

MyschoolNG:
http://myschool.com.ng/school/news/40291/7-most-difficult-courses-to-study-in-nigerian-universities.html

idari:
This move by APC may end up crumbling the party,because Saraki is not a small boy in d game of politics,should he pullout wit his faction Apc will suffer d effect just like PDP did.