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Pls is dere anyone admitted here tru DE .... Pls I'll like to chat wit d person via whatsapp pls |
Joshtos:Lasu is a state school.... I tink dey should be ok with second choice na.... Abi Wђατ do u tink? |
Well.... God help us all, though Lasu is my 2nd choice, I ve concluded on dat.... Na first choice I still dey ponder abt |
TIMIJAT:Is aaua a good choice? |
Folaoni:Nawa ooo...I tink am having a second thought abt diz unaab, which skools are u planning on choosing? |
TIMIJAT:Oga o.... So which skool cum dey ok ƒσя d.e? |
TIMIJAT:Oh!!! Do dey indulge in any shady deals or Wђατ... Pls I'll like to know abeg.... |
I ve not seen any unaab aspirant here...... |
Na wetin he sabi chop kill am.... |
I love listening to beautiful voices of OAP's on radio, its sweet listening to their phonetics and all sorts. But most times i ask myself are being paid a good salary ƒσя their services? .... I'll like to hear from someone that has an idea about this. Thanks |
1. 08.01.15 20:45 Luton Town - Shrewsbury Town (Luton Town to score) Customer type: Yes @ 1.40 Result: 2. 08.01.15 20:00 Granada CF - Sevilla FC (FC Sevilla to score) Customer type: Yes @ 1.22 Result: 3. 08.01.15 22:00 Fc Barcelona - Elche CF (Goals in second half 0,5) Customer type: Over @ 1.08 Result: Small but mighty picks |
Calebsky:Bros abeg I wanna fund my Nairabet account with # 500 ..... Shey u fit help me fund in exchange of a #500 recharge card pls? |
I wanna fund my Nairabet account with #500 ..... Who fit help me fund in exchange of a #500 recharge card abeg? |
Angelina996:U gained admission via DE or Jamb pls? |
I will like to thank you all ƒσя your advice. I appreciate. |
ogtavia: |
Well, am 21years old and I just finished my ND program. Currently am looking ƒσя company(ies) to observe my one year industrial attachment. I won a phone on a radio station in VI, lagos and am to redeem the my price between monday 5th to friday, I told my dad about it and told him I'll be going to the place tomorrow and I also want to use the opportunity to drop my IT letter in some companies in VI. He called my uncle and told him he dosen't know Wђεяﻉ am going to and that the place am going to might be a ploy ƒσя ritual stuff. I ve been receiving calls from various family members talking to me like a child. Am just angry, they don't even know what I do when am in school or Wђεяﻉ I goto in school, though I don't engage in any bad parole. Am just pissed off .... Don't know what to do. I need advice, cos am tired of being looked at like a 15yr old child. |
And what has the Phd President done ƒσя us? ..... Confused PDP thugs |
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Am gonaa SLEEP! SLEEP!! and SLEEP!!! |
Please can I get to buy this injoo fone @ SLOT? |
Concedes defeat like an honourable man. Kudos to NGIGE |
I read some reviews online, and most ppl were complaining about †ђ℮ sound quality .... Which makes have doubt about buying this fone |
Whenever PDP lose(s) them go dey say EBOLA JONATHAN MADE SURE THE ELECTION WAS FREE AND FAIR...MuMu ppl ![]() |
Your opinions please.... See picture below |
Drug hopes The tests are in the early stages still, but the researchers hope that if they continue to prove successful the compound the US Food and Drug Administration will put it on a fast track - making a drug available to humans within a matter of years. "The discovery of these important properties in a simple compound - flavonoids - was very surprising," said Dr Iwu. "The structure of this compound lends itself to modification, so it provides a template for future work. "Even if this particular drug does not succeed through the whole drug approval process, we can use it to construct a new drug for this deadly disease.". SOURCE http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/411030.stm |
Traditional origin Dr Maurice Iwu, who set up and heads the Bioresources Development and Conservation Programme, led the research. Dr Maurice Iwu said the discovery was a breakthrough It started 10 years ago when researchers were led to the plant by traditional native healers who have used the plant for the treatment of infectious diseases for centuries. "This is a very exciting discovery," said Dr Iwu, who himself comes originally from a family of traditional healers. "The same forest that yields the dreaded Ebola virus could be a source of the cure." Fighting chance The virus multiplies rapidly in the human body and quickly overwhelms it, and in advanced cases the patient develops high fever and severe bleeding. Towns are quarantined following an outbreak The Garcinia kola compound has been shown to halt multiplication of the virus in the laboratory. If repeated in humans, this would give the body a chance to fight off the virus. The active compound is what is known as a dimeric flavonoid, which is two flavonoid molecules fused together. Flavonoids are non-toxic and can be found in orange and lemon rinds as well as the colourings of other plants. |
Four out of five people who get infected die A plant has been found to halt the deadly Ebola virus in its tracks in laboratory tests, scientists have said. The extract can be eaten or rubbed into the skin They used a compound from Garcinia kola, a plant commonly eaten in West Africa. Compounds from the plant have also proved effective against some strains of flu. If the anti-Ebola compound proves successful in animal and human trials, it will be the first medicine to successfully treat the virus that causes Ebola haemorrhagic fever - an often-fatal condition. The discovery was announced at the 16th International Botanical Congress in St Louis in the US. Four deaths per five cases The Ebola virus was first documented in 1976 after an outbreak in Zaire - now the Democratic Republic of the Congo - where 88% of the 318 human cases died. The Ebola-Zaire virus close up More recently, a 1995 outbreak in the same country had a death rate of 81% of the 315 infected. There are four types of the virus - Ebola- Zaire, Ebola-Sudan and Ebola-Ivory Coast all affect humans, while Ebola-Reston has so far only affected monkeys and chimpanzees. However, doctors have been unable to stop the virus once infection has taken hold - hence the disease has gained a terrifying reputation. |
And the parents/guardians that received the money are re.ta.rded, its so sad...,Naija people can sell their pride for money. Am not suprised. |
Naijaloaded died lng tym ago, didn't know ppl still visit dat site, apart from downloading music |
I stopped checking that site when there was nothing like free browsing, the guy (mankinde) has nothing to offer, he even advertised 'jamb runs' last year.....am sure d seminar would be shit, I JUST DON'T SEE ANYFIN IN HIM........#my2cents# |
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