₦airaland Forum

Dexema:
On second thought,u are very correct,"there is no news like bad news"

speak2emmalex:
Please I'll like to know the Yoruba word for coward?

sherryshitt:
Ojo

her name on the community’s register

Dexema:
That was the lab i did my first dissection as a student of Zoology OAU. Mind u those tvs are no more in use,rather we now have flat screen tvs in the lecture halls.
Can someone pls upload images of the new tvs?

Subom1:
What is it with you two?

craziebone:
no mind that woman, to put it nicely. And that man @sirshymexx was there backing her up with some kind of false propaganda.

omicron:
RESOURCES - Federal government has more resources at its disposal. All othef things being equal, this makes the Federal Instititions more efficient. More resources, more equipment, more pay for workers, more research, more most things.

omicron:
YES and NO

YES cos the factors that are in favour of the federal schools will also translate to better training and teaching of doctors.

No, cos the state teaching hospitals too must have attained a MINIMUM standard needed to train doctors. If that is the case, than any MOTIVATED student can attain any height as obtainable in the federal hospitals.

It's statistics. For eg, it is possible any given student from a state hospital to better than another given student from the federal hospital, with both in the same class. But when you take the AVERAGE, it should be seen that the average federal student will have received more ''training and exposure'' than the average state-hospital trained doctor.

But note that being a ''good doctor'' transcends the institution where one was trained. It is the sum total of who and what the doctor is.

sainty2k3:
My experience so far, there is no doctor from federal or doctor from state university, all we have is good doctors and the bad ones. Any school accredited to train medical students definitely have what it takes to produce a Good doctor, be it federal university or state owned university

asadike:
Sex! Sex! And more sex! What are these people turning to for God's sake?

Shilavety:
hmmm

ikombe:
na people like una dey do worse self

drrionelli:
Indeed, such births are not really as uncommon as one might think. Please consider that any fraternal twins have no more genetic commonalities with one another than had they been born as singles. To see such babies as twins only drives home the point of expressed genetic diversity.

Perhaps these types of births can further stress to the masses that we really are, indeed, more alike than we are different! We're sisters and brothers regardless of what we look like.

sinaj:
on my way to bible study...

humming worship song...

revenge:
me abi ibo, my grand mama na calabar, my mum on her side na yoruba, and her own mama na from jamaica, and her jamaica get mix blood, and come marry my papa wey be fulani,

so i be half caste [i][/i]

aloib:
hmm just found out we ave lotta mixed naijas in here, plss u guys that would come in and say ure half ijebu half ibo, pls pls pls, lets repect each other, if ure partly naija partly somethn, lets get to know ourselves, wat other races do u rep,

well i rep the asian side, ma moms filipina dads naija, was born an d breed in naija until i moved down to phils for college, mum also wants us to elarn the culture, but i think i'm more of a nigerian,