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Business / Re: Mavrodi, Founder Of MMM Writes Nigeria Government by Toybreezy: 5:45pm On Dec 11, 2016 |
Investment / Re: My Experience On MMM by Toybreezy: 12:41pm On Dec 07, 2016 |
StOla: Good advice bro.. Good. |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: N-POWER Lagos State Let Us Meet Here! by Toybreezy: 12:28pm On Dec 07, 2016 |
emynike2001: Please I missed the program does it air daily?. |
Sports / Re: Falcons Seize AWCON Trophy, Reject NFF's N50,000 Allowance by Toybreezy: 12:26pm On Dec 07, 2016 |
herzern1: You are not being reasonable. Like the so called priorities are being handled well 1 Like |
Jobs/Vacancies / Re: N-POWER Lagos State Let Us Meet Here! by Toybreezy: 6:17am On Dec 07, 2016 |
Please is any kosofe lg applicant on board. |
NYSC / Re: 2016 Batch B Mobilization Of Prospective Corps Members Begins Tomorrow(photo) by Toybreezy: 6:22am On Oct 17, 2016 |
omoikea:i feel your pain bro. Lasu got me in the same status |
Religion / Re: What Do Athiests Judge Their Morality On by Toybreezy: 12:03am On Sep 14, 2016 |
Well analyzed, now I understand but morality is diverse. |
Religion / Re: What Do Athiests Judge Their Morality On by Toybreezy: 10:28pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
johnydon22: What justifies being human, no human value is learnt in isolation. We all pick from somewhere |
Religion / Re: What Do Athiests Judge Their Morality On by Toybreezy: 10:27pm On Sep 08, 2016 |
raphieMontella: How about lesser acts like sexual immorality or cheating. Cqpitalism etc. |
Religion / What Do Athiests Judge Their Morality On by Toybreezy: 2:12pm On Sep 07, 2016 |
I just read an article here that informed me about mark zukerberg of facebook being an atheist. Athiest as I believe means someone who doesn't believe the existence of God(or any supreme spiritual being). So my question is why are some atheist still jeered towards making the world a better place, it is understandable that christains try hard to be good because of God commandment and muslim because of Allah and mohammed. But who are atheist modelling their morality principles after? I'd like ample opinions of people on this... |
Celebrities / Re: Somadina Adinma Is All Grown Up And Looking Cute, Reunites With Williams Uchemba by Toybreezy: 11:30am On Aug 28, 2016 |
Purpletee: I feel your pain dear 2 Likes |
Celebrities / Re: Olamide Drops Fast Rising Artiste From His Label YBNL [PICS] by Toybreezy: 8:37pm On Aug 27, 2016 |
Incase sha |
Romance / Re: Questions To Ask Yourself To Know If You Have Trust Issues by Toybreezy: 3:34pm On Aug 27, 2016 |
I am not sure of my answers .. |
Romance / Re: If You Are Dating A Nigeria Girl And U Never Kiss Her,break Up Now by Toybreezy: 3:31pm On Aug 27, 2016 |
mhisbliss: Break up 1 Like |
Celebrities / Re: P-square, Mr. Ibu & Phyno Shoot Video. Attract The Whole Of Africa (pics,video) by Toybreezy: 1:34am On Aug 24, 2016 |
fame https://www.nairaland.com/3306737/how-does-it-feel-see How does it feel to see someone you love marry someone else. |
Romance / Re: How Does It Feel To See The Person You Love Get Married To Someone Else? by Toybreezy: 1:32am On Aug 24, 2016 |
READERS OPINIONS FROM A FORUM: 1) It’s like having a huge part of your hopes for the future die a swift death. I wasn’t just in love with him—it would have made things so much easier had it only been a matter of scorched pride. I loved him, deeply and truly; the kind of love that has the potential to endure a lifetime (at least it felt that way on my end). Perhaps I was a little too confident. I thought that both of us would eventually find each other again when the timing was better, still free and available, and he would take me seriously. But, people move on, and while I was waiting around for him to discover how perfect I would be for him, he met someone else and got serious.,, Jane 2) They say, " Everything happens for our own good." So what good came out of this? Well this failed relationship taught me many lessons for life. It made me mature. I no longer needed someone to complete me. The girl who cared for every other thing, no longer cared at all. I learnt that nothing in this life is permanent, neither happiness nor pain. No matter how much you're in love, there comes a time when the other one decides to leave. Love isn't always beautiful. It doesn't always result in the joining of two people. Love is never enough because it isn't rational. All those fairy tales, all those love-stories and movies we’ve heard and watched growing up, lied to us. Love doesn't always end happily. I learnt not to depend on people because people leave all the time and at the end all you have is yourself and that has to be enough. Rose. |
Romance / How Does It Feel To See The Person You Love Get Married To Someone Else? by Toybreezy: 1:26am On Aug 24, 2016 |
so recently, i attended the wedding of a close female friend of mine and even though i was happy for her, i couldn't ignore the feeling of nostalgia i had. imagining being friends with a married lady. No more rough play or little flirts. now imagine she was an ex or someone i loved in a romantic way, i wonder how i would have coped with the news. so my overactive imagination is throwing it out to you all: How does it feel to see the person you love get married to someone else? |
Romance / Re: What Did You Learn Too Late In Life? by Toybreezy: 6:32pm On Aug 23, 2016 |
CosmeticChemist:. Thats quite deep, what happened? |
Romance / Re: What Did You Learn Too Late In Life? by Toybreezy: 8:32am On Aug 22, 2016 |
5. You don’t need to recreate your parent’s standard of living at 22. I need to constantly remind myself of this. 22 with a ton of ambition but without a defined plan of action or pathway. I have to remind myself that this is normal. 6. The importance of saving for emergency, always believed that I could die anytime so I should always take care of myself to the fullest. Well I'm not dead yet and my savings would have been useful in case of emergency. |
Romance / Re: What Did You Learn Too Late In Life? by Toybreezy: 8:27am On Aug 22, 2016 |
viickerz: We all run individual race.. |
Romance / What Did You Learn Too Late In Life? by Toybreezy: 8:05am On Aug 22, 2016 |
There are somethings we don't catch up with quicky, we only get to understand after a while. A little late behind others. As for me, I didn't quickly realize That other people don’t care what you think. They’re more worried about themselves, and you aren’t the first thing on their priority list. This could’ve saved so many headaches if I knew this years ago. Contributions from other readers on forum : 1).Relationships aren’t built on love alone. You have to put the effort in as far as the little things are concerned. Also, arguing too often about the little things can be a sign that something bigger is wrong. 2) Being smart isn’t good enough. Hard work is way more importan 3) How to set boundaries. It took my best friend of 8 years to reveal himself to be a total assh*le (rather, he was always an assh*le but I kept making excuses for him). I realized that I let him do all of these things and trample all over me before I decided that it was enough. I genuinely think this is something that I always understood but never had the confidence to stand up to. It really came down to the realization that its okay to put myself first and that I don’t owe anything to anyone. 4) you let people take advantage of you they will. As a compulsive pleaser who believed power games shouldn’t creep into close relationships, I am realizing that all my ‘principles’ are basically either a cover for my lack of courage or ideas that will let people walk all over me. These are people experiences, share yours ... 1 Like |
Politics / Re: 20 Things You Do Not Know About Nigeria by Toybreezy: 8:08am On Aug 15, 2016 |
motivating 1 Like |
Health / Re: Is Pregnancy A Death Sentence?? (martenal Mortality In Nigeria) by Toybreezy: 8:06pm On Aug 14, 2016 |
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Health / Is Pregnancy A Death Sentence?? (martenal Mortality In Nigeria) by Toybreezy: 7:17pm On Aug 14, 2016 |
The country with the highest estimated number of maternal death was India (136,000) followed by Nigeria (37,000) (World Health Organization,2004). Obstetric causes of maternal death are often documented in Nigeria but little attention is paid to the major contributing factors. leaving statistics and analyzing from personal experience few people in Nigeria bother to investigate why the victims (pregnant women) die through autopsy. the deaths are all classified under complications. Recent surveys revealed that one third of child births is attended to by qualified doctors, one fifth is attended by traditional or religious mid wives while one in every four delivery is handled by untrained personals. also what is considered a safe delivery is when the mother and the child is alive, only few bother to continue checks on the mother to see if there were no internal disorders or hemorrhages. this has led to the increase in post delivery deaths. this article investigates the causes and circumstances around maternal deaths. Maternal mortality means female deaths associated with pregnancy, labor and the period immediately following child-birth. Maternal death is divided into two group namely direct and indirect obstetric death: 1. Direct obstetric death are those resulting from obstetric complications of the pregnant state (pregnancy, labour and the pueperium) from interventions,omissions, incorrect treatment, or from a chain of events resulting from any of the above. 2. Indirect obstetric death are those resulting from previous existing disease or disease that developed during pregnancy and which was not due to directobstetric causes, but was aggravated by the physiological effects of pregnancy. The high maternal mortality rate in Nigeria can be attributed to several causes which range from direct medical causes to indirect causes like taboos, inefficient infrastructure and other social and cultural factors. Commonly use approaches for obtaining data on levels of maternal mortality vary considerably in terms of methodology, source of data and precision of results. The main approaches are vital2 registration of deaths by causes, direct house hold survey methods, indirect sisterhood method (a survey-based measurement technique) direct sisterhood method,reproductive age mortality studies (which involves identifying and investigating the causes of all deaths of women of reproductive age) verbal autopsy and census. POVERTY:The effect of poverty is multi-dimensional, several studies have shown thatthere were drastic decline in hospital births apparently as a result of the country’s deepening economic crises. only 31 percent of women in Nigeria deliver witha skilled attendants assistance this is why the life time risk of a woman dying as aresult of pregnancy or childbirth is high. AGE AT PREGNANCY: It is believed that early marriage lowers the risk of pre-marital sexuality, as such, it is widely practiced, but at the same time ‘very early’ marriage can put the young particularly the girl at high health risks of morbidity and mortality. Food taboos are prevalent in several Nigerian communities, during pregnancyand child birth; women’s eating habits are guided by these local taboos, which denythe consumption of certain food that can fall within the range of protein, carbohydrateor fruits. For instance, some communities among the Yorubas prohibit the ingestion of meat, egg, beans or other protein-containing foods during pregnancy. Other forbidden foods are Okro soup and snail, for fear of excessive salivation of the infant; garden egg for fear of impaired speech in infant; fish for fear of extra digits and plantain for fear of delayed ossification of the anterior fortanelle; palm oil for fear of jaundice and certain fruits for fear of baldness. RECOMNEDATIONS: Nigeria should be engaged in the effort to reduce maternal mortality in Nigeria.Teachers in higher institution should be encourage to engage in discussing the issues of maternal death, there should an introduction of a course to cover this aspect, it should aim at revealing the multi-dimensional causes and consequences of maternal death, in addition to proffering adequate and varying solutions to students. A well co-ordinated policy that provide skilled medical assistance during child-birth, whether at home or in a medical facility, irrespective of geographical location can save women’s live. The training of more primary health workers and traditional birth attendants into modern hygienic ways of child delivery, within the context of community needs will help reduce maternal health problems. Traditional births attendants can not be neglected ina country like Nigeria because a large proportion of deliveries are attended by the TBAs and quality maternal care is not accessible to the majority of the population.Poverty eradication policies that sincerely focus on the general populace will help alleviate the plight of reproductive mothers. Government’s intervention onhighlighting the negative consequences of some unfavorable cultural practices wil lgo along way in saving the life of women. BABIES ARE BEAUTIFUL, MOTHERS ARE IMPORTANT SOURCE: http://toybreezyinfo..com.ng/2016/08/is-pregnancy-death-sentence-martenal.html 1 Share
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Phones / Re: Jiji - Scam Alert! by Toybreezy: 7:17am On Aug 12, 2016 |
Useful info.. I think the website neees to scrutinize theor ad policies. |
Phones / Re: See What A Nigerian Youth Posted To Itels Facebook Page by Toybreezy: 10:24pm On Aug 02, 2016 |
I'm viewing this topic with an itel phone... How weird.. 2 Likes |
Music/Radio / Re: 9 Songs By Secular Artistes That Could Pass For Gospel Songs.(pics) by Toybreezy: 5:56am On Jul 15, 2016 |
Yuneehk:. |
Religion / Re: Eunice Olawale's Daughter, Jessica: "What Mum Told Me A Night Before Her Death" by Toybreezy: 5:53pm On Jul 13, 2016 |
histemple: reply if you want to know what Christianity is all about,,, God has told us that we are not of this world. our stay here is limited |
Romance / Re: Love And Money Which One Comes First: What Would You Do Here? by Toybreezy: 8:39pm On Jul 11, 2016 |
check out my thread https://www.nairaland.com/3215082/exciting-things-might-possible-future |
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