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kennygee:Did you read the post well? |
Yea, I very much noticed. Yesterday evening |
I've been using whatsapp dark mode since when God knows. All thanks to gb themes |
Some people overload their vehicles and turn to another vehicle owner with a face full of pride and satisfaction and say "this motor ehn, e too get power" Nonsense and ingredient |
Nigeria, the consuming country! I hope with this development, we won't start importing cattle or are we already doing that? |
Wow! This is indeed beautiful. May God give us the spirit to maintain it |
I can never cheat on my spouse and I can never tolerate cheating from my spouse |
agbarisocket:You must be feeling like a hero on heroine now, aren't you? |
xpizzy:What you explained is explained immediately after the bolded texts. Thanks |
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Komu1048:Yes bro, I am Igala. I'm sorry for the late reply. Wasn't expecting this on the front page |
You should use the term "a hotel."https://www.quora.com/A-hotel-or-an-hotel-which-one-is-correct?ch=10&share=8cd701b1&srid=hDCQO |
SunnyskyTG:Udontminit |
Meeting outcome: The meeting between @ASUUNGR and the Minister of labour @SenChrisNgige is still a stalemate.
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Violence, any form of violence I won't tolerate. All you people blaming the man for fighting a woman don't know there are many women out there that can beat men flat. If you step on my toes, launch an attack on me, I'll do all within me to teach you the lesson of your life--whether you are a man or woman. I'll show you what gender equality is especially if you happen to be a woman. NB: Women, don't let nollywood deceive you; grabbing a man underneath is not as easy as you think and see it. Nonsense |
Sitting beside a fat woman with two crying babies |
Gbogbolet100:No bro |
pocohantas:It's appalling. In fact, it saddens my soul |
Olawalesmarter:Maybe, schooling set you on that path of business orientation. Going to school is not all about getting a certificate to secure a white collar job with. You go to school to learn |
Itopa10:Is it all about job? |
ivolt:Nah, I'm a reasonable person who talks with facts and figures not just some baseless and sentimental assumptions like someone we both know. |
ivolt:Which class is there to show? Come on, those days are old now; behold, everything is new as kids use iPhones too. Don't generalize what you do. Americans predominantly use iPhones. So you mean all of them buy iPhones to show class to each other? May sense fall on you |
ivolt:Say Nigerians not people abeg. Americans, their major market don't buy apple to show class but to use. Throw your mentality into the bin. |
mayorall:Man, you are the man. Life's too short. |
Fetid fetish |
olasaad:the difference is bright |
Reports reaching DAILY POST from Ogbomoso town in Oyo State has it that no fewer than fifty-five (55) female Muslim students of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) International School Ogbomoso, have been barred from entering the school premises over the use of Hijab. A senior lecturer in the school who begged not to be named told DAILY POST that the 55 students were turned down by the institution’s authority for wearing Hijab on top of their uniforms Monday morning. He said, “Hijab Imbroglio: Welcome to LAUTECH Secondary School, Ogbomoso, Oyo state. The story was dated back to 2011 when the first request was made to the Governing Board of the School to allow our willing Muslim females Children to use Hijab as part of their school uniform in line with Islamic dictate. “Since 2011 barely eight years ago, several letters of appeal had been written to the GC while we wait endlessly without any concrete positive response to our simple request. “Our Muslim girls over the period have been using Beret instead of Hijab in their own case contrary to the Islamic dictate. “While our patience overtime as law-abiding citizens was premised on our belief that the Management of the School will do the needful and give regard to the rule of law & provision of the Constitution guaranteeing fundamental human right of everybody. “Having waited endlessly since 2011, it was decided on the 4th of January, 2019 that our willing Muslim female children should commence the use of Hijab as School resumes on 7/1/2019.” When asked by DAILY POST to give an update on what was going on in the school, the senior lecturer said, “The Children are in the school presently, teachers are threatening. They are removing Hijab from them. The girls disagreed. They disallowed them to enter. It’s noise presently. The school is still on. Our Muslim children that used Hijab are still outside the school”. However, Principal of the school, Mr. Ibrahim Animashaun while reacting urged the parents and the students to await the decision of the school board of governors before further action. Animashaun who initially declined to comment until he had been asked to do so by the Chairman of the school board of governors, Professor K. Adebiyi informed DAILY POST that the status quo remains until the board comes out with its decision whether to allow or to ban the use of Hijab in the school. He told DAILY POST in a telephone conversation that, “I don’t know because I have to discuss with the Chairman of the board first. “The school board of governors is yet to approve the use of Hijab. And the board is looking at their letter. So we are yet to communicate them. Until we communicate with them, the status quo remains. “We spoke with the aggrieved parents that their letter is still with the board. LAUTECH International School board of governors is looking at their letter.” Source: Dailypost.ng
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HEALTH IMPLICATIONS Drugs are effective substances in the life of living things primarily designed for therapeutic purposes to cure sicknesses and eliminate ill health. As beneficial as drugs are for healthy living, so many people, especially youths are experimenting with it to achieved expectations beyond the prescribed purposes. This is very harmful to organs in the body. The concern over Drug abuse among youths is a major problem facing the world today. The trend in drug use among youths has become more complex and thus difficult to understand, requiring serious attention. In recent time, the rate at which youths in higher institutions abuse drugs has been so alarming and worrisome. Several youths that ought to be in schools are currently in psychiatric hospitals and Rehabilitation Centres in Nigeria, undergoing treatments for the consequences of drug abuse. Statistics has shows that the number of youth suffering from insanity as a result of drug abuse is more than that of the old people in Nigeria. Age of initiation to drug abuse is at a tender age of between 10 to 25 years. DRUG USE DEFINED DRUGS: Natural or synthetic substances which when taken into a living body affect it functioning and is used in diagnosis, mitigation, treatment, and prevention of disease. There are both legal and illegal drugs. PSYCHOACTIVE SUBSTANCES. Any substance that affect mental process when taken into the system, e.g cognitions, Mood, perception, sensations and thoughts. DRUG MISUSE. This occur when you intentionally adjust the dose of prescribed drugs to suit your personal purposes. DRUG ABUSE. Excessive, inappropriate, and unwarranted use of drugs without Doctor’s prescription by a person in order to get ‘high’ or enhance performance. DRUG ADDICTION. Recurrent or habitual use of drugs or substances for over 12 months, resulting in inability to live a normal life without it. Drug abuse usually results in Drug addiction and drug dependence when it persists unchecked. COMMONLY ABUSED DRUGS AMONG YOUTHS IN NIGERIA AND HEALTH IMPLICATIONS (1) ALCOHOL: There are youths who drink too much alcohol regularly resulting in Alcoholism. Health Implications. High blood pressure, Heart Failure, Renal Failure, Memory loss, Mental disability, Dependency Syndromes, Peptic Ulcer Diseases, Recurrent body weakness, Reflex vomiting and diarrhea, Liver Cirrhosis. (2) CANABIS (MARIJUANA): It is the most popular illicit drug consumed in Nigeria. ( NDLEA, 2014). It has euphoric, mood altering, mood enhancing effect. Increase sexual urge but result in impotent with time. Some smoke it, other cook with food adding ethanol to it. Health Implications: Increase Heart Rate and Blood Pressure; Increase blood flow to the eyes giving a red eye appearance; increase risk of testicular Cancer; Mental Disorders- wandering, toxic psychosis, Hallucinations, disorientation; tendency to criminal activities; Violence, Stealing, Anti-social behaviours/ activities- overspeeding when driving resulting in Road Traffic Accident; accidental injuries including drowning, poisoning, fall from an height; premeditated injuries- suicide; child abuse homicides, rape, interpersonal violence. Respiratory disorders- laryngitis, asthma, bronchitis, pharyngitis; Risk of cancers of the Lung; Kidney, Heart, and Liver Challenges Glaucoma resulting in blindness. Mouth ordour. (3) COCAINE. A stimulant. Use as local anesthetics by Doctors before it was badly abused. Addict inject it into the veins, or snort it via the nose. Health implications. Bleeding via the Noce; Chronic conditions of the nasal cavities; Bowel Gangrene- Reduced blood flow; Liver, Kidney and Heart Failures. Risky Sexual behaviours- sex with strangers; sex with multiple sexual partners, sex without protections, unwanted pregnancies, abortions, risk of Sexually transmitted diseases including HIV/AIDS. Increase risk of blood- borne- Diseases. (4) HEROIN. Illegal drug made from morphine. Health Implications. Malfuntioning brain; Liver, Kidney and Heart Disorders, RESTLESSNESS. (5) VALIUM: Central Nervous System Depressant. Muscle Relaxant Health implications of abuse. Sleep disturbance, Dizziness, Nervousness, Confusion, Urinary retention, Dizziness. Other drugs regularly abuse by youths are. Morphine, Amphitamine, Percocet, Vicodin, Pemoline, Hallucinogens, oxyticin, tobacco, caffeine in tea. Drug abuse generally saps both physical and intellectual vitality, leading to reduced productivity in work and academic pursuits. Brain Damage is one major consequence of drug abuse among youth. This ranges from serious mental disorders to permanent, irreversible conditions resulting in brain shrinkage, impaired learning abilities, amnesia, memory loss, impaired reasoning, perception and intuition. CURRENT TREND IN DRUGS USE AMONG YOUTHS IN NIGERIA In the quest for further experimentation with drugs, vibrant youths of Nigeria have recently discover new set of over- the-counter drugs to abuse. These are: (A) COUGH SYRUP WITH CODEINE. This is typically use as cough suppressant. Youths have turned it to a drug to get ‘high’. The cough syrup is readily available on the counter of patient- store making it’s abuse widespread and significant. However, the danger of overdosing on codeine far outweigh the short period of euphoria it offers. Codeine being an opioid, affect almost every organs in the body. Health Implications. Heart Block, Cardiac Arrest, Exessive Sedations, Rspiratory depression, Respiratory collapse and death. Liver- Drug indused Hepatoxicity. Paralytic ilues. Bowel Obstruction. Mental depression (B) TRAMADOL. A drug for pain relief. Youth now mix its overdose with alcohol and ingest to prolong sexual intercourse and delay ejaculation. Overdose is associated with Brain damage; Liver ,kidney and Heart disorders. (C) POLY DRUG USE. Combine traditional drugs, prescription drugs, alcohol and new psychoactive substsances ( cocain or heroin). (D) INCREASE IN INJECTING DRUGS. This include herion , pentazocine, ketamine as mostly injected drugs among youths. FACTORS PREDISPOSING YOUTHS TO DRUG ABUSE 1) PEER GROUP INFLUENCE 2) CURIOUSITY 3) ENVIRONMENTAL PRESSURE 4) PROMOTION AND AVAILABILITY 5) FAMILY INFLUENCE/BACKGROUNG 6) EMOTIONAL AND ACADEMIC STRESS 7) FRUSTRATION NEEDS FOR BRAIN CHARGE/ SENSATION9) SEACH FOR DREADFUL APPEARANCE AND IDENTITY. Are your already been tempted to go into drug abuse?. Perhaps you are in it already. Please seek help. The university has a functional Social welfare and medical guidance and counseling unit with well trained personnel to assist you get out of it and ensure maximum confidentiality. Kindly visit the unit for help. CONCLUSION You are the future leaders of our nation. There is urgent need to safeguard your future against drug abuse and its attendant consequences. My candid advice to the youth of this generation is to be at alert and be ready to say ‘NO’ to drug abuse. There are students around you planning to introduce hard drugs to you. You need to say to yourself . “I CAN MAKE IT WITHOUT DRUG ABUSE”. Regardless of the intensity of peer pressure on you, please, don’t yield. Don’t compromise. The momentary pleasure derive from drug abuse is too little compared with the grave repercussion of a mortgaged future. You will surely make it. Amen. DR.O. S. ONAWUMI Ag. DMS Seun Lalasticlala Mynd44 |
ImperialYoruba:So, what are you saying? |
Beautiful lady. Nice to see that you've added a little weight |
TarOrfeek:God! People still reason from their anuses in 2019? Who caused the accident if I may ask? |
Mtchew! I didn't buy the phone so that I'll serve it |

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