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Badonasty:You can change your future now. The whites did. Burkina did. Gambia did. Go to Aso Rock and run him out. |
paqman:Please, Buhari did nothing as a young man when he tanked the economy. He has done the same thing again, but worse (his record on insecurity alone) should be enough for him to leave office. Soldiers have no understanding of running an economy, boosting enterprise, rule of law etc... |
Coolabbie:A.G.R.E.E.D However, I fear your brain cells were rankled by my verite. ![]() |
I can tell you categorically that the only white men interested in naija women have a serious 'jungle bunny' fetish. They want to be explorers like Mansa Musa. They are not interested in long term anything, intelligence, just satisfying a primal urge. |
Nbote:Not sure what you are saying...death is not a side effect. |
fairfora:HALF |
Community leaders there - go buy gun and protect yourself to the teeth. Then see if they come to your villages with the sam frequency as now. |
GreatResearcher1:Rwanda? |
They better invite Funke back to the stn |
R.I.P Bros - I lost an Uncle in Brixton at the weekend. Plenty are moving south here in the UK. Good thing I am going Naija in 2 weeks, this place is the killing fields right now. That photo is from Haringey Green Lanes/Mcdonalds |
koffsman:You idiot, was it not your kinsman who asked about ten days ago, why igbo businessman have not been helping out in this Coro wave? May Ogun thunder fire your mouth and fingers. |
Following the polemic over the French doctor, it still surprises me that African people are so ignorant over the continual debasement of their people by global Pharma companies. Equally, how little Nigerians know of crimes that have occurred in the past. Ask them about Soapy or one tiny waist actress - they will tell you everything. Read our history below... The parents of four Nigerian children who died of meningitis have become the first winners of a 15-year legal battle against Pfizer over a fiercely controversial drug trial. The world's biggest research-based pharmaceutical company announced on Thursday that it had made payments of $175,000 (£108,000) to each family. More such compensation settlements are expected to follow. Pfizer was sued after 11 children died in a clinical trial when the northern state of Kano was hit by Africa's worst ever meningitis epidemic in 1996. A hundred children were given an experimental oral antibiotic called Trovan, while a further hundred received ceftriaxone, the "gold-standard" treatment of modern medicine. Five children died on Trovan and six on ceftriaxone. But later it was claimed that Pfizer did not have proper consent from parents to use an experimental drug on their children and questions were raised over the documentation of the trial. Legal action filed against the company alleged that some received a dose lower than recommended, leaving many children with brain damage, paralysis or slurred speech. US-based Pfizer had argued that meningitis and not its antibiotic had led to the deaths of 11 children and harm to dozens of others. But in 2009 it reached a tentative out-of-court settlement with the Kano state government worth $75m. The families of four of the children each collected cheques for $175,000 from a compensation trust fund, after submitting DNA samples to show that the dead were their offspring. The compensation was the first given out by the Healthcare/Meningitis Trust Fund. The decision over who is compensated and for how much is being managed by an independent board of trustees in Kano, not by the government or Pfizer, the company has said. "We are pleased that these four individuals, the first group of qualified claimants of the Healthcare/Meningitis Trust Fund, have received compensation," said a spokesman. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2011/aug/11/pfizer-nigeria-meningitis-drug-compensation |
Mighty, strong Chad releases defenceless, weak and imprisoned Niggerian soldiers |
BREAKING: A tiger at the Bronx Zoo has tested positive for Covid-19. 6 other tigers and lions at the zoo are also showing symptoms. Believed to have been infected by an asymptomatic zoo worker. All doing well. To my knowledge, this is the first animal to test positive in the U.S. https://www.nytimes.com/aponline/2020/04/05/us/ap-us-virus-outbreak-tiger.html Chai - they test tiger better than our brothers and sisters in NYC
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This one is simple... ![]() My guy is a puff adder of the highest order and I would do the opposite of everything he suggests. |
Same Igbo airline that went to SA that the step-children of poverty and malice were jumping up and down like dem get craw craw for brain. ![]() Well done. RIP |
Gaboon viper - body thick as Bleep and quick to get excited on seeing prey.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9qaOpVmlMo see how viper changed on smelling an animal at 3:05 - quick ask |
He should find a roof and jump - rumour peddler. |
NwaNimo1:Dem dey for Sahara, Yankee, Meditarranean sea, Australia, France, UK, Brasil, Ireland, Malaysia etc... |
Look like the governor dey wear ladies panty seff! He should have borrowed Mama Put's own as opposed to one from Uni |
Ghost of Orkar will return!!! Ngas, Igbos, Yorubas, Itsekiri, Ijaw are not serious... This is war! |
Chinese Communist Region of Lekki.... Niggerians sold their own brothers and sisters to white men in the ships... Niggerians sold their land to the Royal Niger Company Niggerians sold their land to the Yellow man Notice the trend... Niggerians just love to sell with no long term plan for their children, just to wear shiny cloth and drive big, insulated vehicle - definition of a Niggerian mindset |
They should dip their head in honey and leave in a pit up to their shoulder in thick mud. Na bees or snake go chop tire |
[quote author=Jack500 post=88032741]Who are these useless returnee from ivory coast, why must they come back to Nigeria at this particular time? They are your brothers and sisters, mad man! |
ShadowM:LOL. Do you know how many Hausa women flock Igbo and Yoruba men because they have tasted the sour fruit of polygamy growing up. I know first hand, when I go to Kaduna on business matters, they will ask codedly, if I get cousins serious about marriage. Thousands my brother. It is not something that is sustainable. Why are there so many children out of school in the North, unable to be fed by their parents, that is also the root. Let's not talk about the young girls whose vagina's are disturbed through early marriage and they wee and defecate anywhere. Guess what, husband throws her out....this thing is too much. Do some due diligence and lastly, I agree with you - every region has to get its house in order. |
princemillla:In Africa, nothing is beyond tribalism. |
Mehn....once took Coach from Abuja to Lagos. The traffic on the way was crazy, before we reach Ibadan, 4 hours sitting in traffic, should have reached Lagos by 5pm...na 10pm we still dey for road. Everywhere dark, had no knowledge of Lagos at all. My friend had arranged a driver to pick me up but my phone had died. So, by 10.30pm - driver was calling the next two stops, Berger/Ojota. I did not have an idea where to get off. I just hear Berger and my spirit said descend. I got off the coach. Walked 15 yards and I met my friend's driver who called my name. Haba. my Angel in disguise. |
Alanpoza007:LOL... Even for this Coro time, only one matter you carry for head. Village mentality never ceases to shock me. Kwantinu. |
We are busy... |
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There was nothing wrong with running trials or testing drugs, d only thing wrong is when there isnt full disclosure as to what side effects and worst case scenario could b and if d necessary consent is given... Let's all stop being sentimental about the whole vaccine issue