₦airaland Forum

pippimp:
Then he should have said that plainly. "As pastors, try not to keep beards". But the argument still is, you can have beards and still look professional. So his comment does not make any sense.

magicminister:
i really do not understand the press release by LUTH.

1- They said Mayowa is an old patient of theirs already on treatment for another ailment??

what i understood from this is that she was misdiagnosed and was treated for different ailment instead of cancer for a very long time.
The family discovered it was stage 4 cancer after getting diagnosis from another hospital.

2- This 31year-old lady came into the Private Wing of LUTH on Monday, 25th July, 2016 with a history and clinical features of an intra-abdominal mass. The family and the patient brought along some results of laboratory investigations ordered and done from outside LUTH.

They only knew she had cancer or "mass " after she was diagnosed by another hospital.

Why in the holy hell would the family continue treatment with luth if they weren't able to diagnose the right disease in the first instance?
Now they are saying they wanted to conduct another batch of test?? I believe this process will take another couple of months and its obvious every second is crucial for mayowa.

3- the family however requested to fly Miss Ahmed outside the country barely 24 hours after her admission in LUTH,
So, basically they have been treating her for a mis-dagnosed ailment for a long time and only admitted her after they came with test results from other hospitals.

Nigerian public hospitals are a disgrace.


Come on guys, let's be real here. Most of us will go above and beyond for the people we love. I wouldn't wait for any quack doctor in a public hospital to give me diagnosis before making my own moves.

I don't see any scam here.

agarawu23:
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She isn't the first to call for help and she won't be the last, why do a favour and sit on it?

Scam or no scam, she did her own for God. She wants to take advantage of the whole thing cos of the surprising money that came in within few days

adenine02:
good


GEJ worshippers are already here

brain dead pple

God bless baba PMB

DBestDoc:
@ POSTER
y does ur friend prefer to adopt a Nigerian child.Don't u think he should go adopt from his country?(because i no trust people again,em fit carry d child do ritual.NO OFFENSE)

Tell us d reason he needs a NIGERIAN child instead of a canadian

Bolustic:
[b]The main problem of Nigeria isn't over dependence on oil alone it's over dependence on imports. Tell me one finished product Nigeria exports, none!!! Economic diversification is the only way and it's always a long term project, so I'm non-plussed with IMF's negative economic indices.

I feel the PMB's government should focus on:

1). The revitalisation of Ajaokuta Steel Mills, if fully functional, it can serve Nigeria and West Africa,

2). Assisting Kebbi and Ebonyi states in rice plantations, it's on the record that Nigeria spent over 1 trillion naira on food imports in 2015 alone of which you and I know the percentage rice is gonna carry,

3) Reviving the moribund textile industry, why should Nigeria still import clothing materials?

4) Carrying out massive reforms on the Nigerian education system, studying abroad is one of the factors placing strain on the dollars, Nigeria loses billions of dollars to UK, US India, South Africa and even Ghana and Benin Republic,

5) Nigerians love cars, Innoson Motors needs to have plants in Lagos and Kano as well as engage in aggressive advertisements, else it would be still be seen as an eastern, not Nigerian car

6) Lend all support to Dangote as regards his refinery, refining oil in Nigeria will ease the burden on the naira in no small way.

7) Work harder on power generation. [/b]

Finally, the government needs to realize that WHAT WE DON'T HAVE IS WHAT WE DON'T NEED. Outrightly ban imports on things like tooth pick, brushes, Polish etc

WITH WHICH MONEY

sholatem:
This is just too extreme,we send children to school to be elite,not to act porn

ireneony:
mtcheweee..
I have seen it all.
Most Nigerians born in the uk hate their origin because of the way Africa is been portrayed. They wil claim any Caribbeans countries as their origin.

Mtcheweee

ireneony:
you are so right bro.
Do you know one thing i hate about africans born i diaspora is; there will never acknowledge their origin..
But wen trouble comes they will start running home.

Most of them claim those western countries as their...they hate Africa.

This saddens my heart.

ireneony:
you are so right bro.
Do you know one thing i hate about africans born i diaspora is; there will never acknowledge their origin..
But wen trouble comes they will start running home.

Most of them claim those western countries as their...they hate Africa.

This saddens my heart.

CzarChris:
It's wonderful, seeing a deranged boy, who was clearly brought up in a brothel by a 2bit love-vendor with his cursed spermatozoa and a hoe with a maggot ridden cvnt, judging from your choice of words of course, coming on here to claim enlightened. You clearly lack home training, and you keep on moving round NL, seeking attention.

I don't need to debase myself further by accenting to the puss that comes out of that tiny contraption you call a brain, no need to reply you're proud display of foolishness. Go get a life rather than looking for people to insult on NL.


Reply if you want, I ain't gonna see it.

CzarChris:
I don't go about throwing insults with every kid that has access to Android phones that probably doesn't belong to him. Well, abacha in all his fallings maintained the exchange rate to the dollar at 80naira, he never increased PMS more than 15naira. Yes nigeria was going through though times, but recall it was mainly because of sanctions placed on Nigeria by the International community. So Iraq, Libya, Egypt, Congo DR etc. that the loss of millions of lives would have been avoidable had the citizens of those countries been allowed to rule in their own way and not being influenced by outside interfaces.
You can't cross my fence and come into my house to tell me how to rule my home. Of course I will revolt against you.
That 1914 amalgamation is one of the soar parts in the history of Nigeria, why? Because someone from England thought it was a great idea to join a group of diverse people to be one, and you expect peace?


Liberate yourself from mental slavery, nothing good can ever come from the western world to developing countries.
Who is/was the hero of democracy that died truly for liberty and never connected to some adverse motives?

I am entitled to my opinion and so are you, never insult me in any thread again or else, I go change am for you.

CzarChris:
I've said this before, and I will say it again. This democracy abi democrazy this westerners brought to us as the best form of governance is a big failure. Africans and the Middle East have a different form of governance that suits us. Look at African countries and the Middle East, any nation that has a "Democratic leadership", they are either fighting wars or killing via ethnic or religious sentiments. But during the totalitarian reign of Gaddafi, Sadam, Abacha, Mobutu etc. Those countries had relative peace. But look at those countries now since "democracy"

uracocksucker:
smart ass how similar is that to the initial jargon they were peddling on here.....

Phi001:
Simply define '+' such that a+b=ab+a or a*(b+1)
QED
However, I retract my statement that it's not a series because it's a series of equation.

Phi001:
His method is about as correct as yours. It's a series....and while his method is too long, yours is too complex. A simpler method would be defining the operation and it's quite obvious that '+' is defined such that a+b=ab+a or a*(b+1)

Nairalanddiary:
Lool, Your name says it all.

Phi001:
His method is about as correct as yours. It's a series....and while his method is too long, yours is too complex. A simpler method would be defining the operation and it's quite obvious that '+' is defined such that a+b=ab+a or a*(b+1)

Nairalanddiary:
Have u slept with your sister today

tomquest:
1+4=5
2+5=7+5=12
3+6=9+12=21
4+7=11+21=32
5+8=13+32=45
6+9=15+45=60
7+10=17+60=77
Therefore,
8+11=19+77=96

Nairalanddiary:
slow brain ... welcome to earth.

Nairalanddiary:
I don't why seeing this just makes me feel sad, i mean Arsenal has gone how many years without the Premier League cup, what is this woman trying to tell us
We shouldn't expect any tangible result from her office

HungerBAD:
The National Judicial Council,should look into this Judge as I think he has been compromised.

Did the Senator just use the word Vindicated and the Senate in the same sentence?

As reportedly clarified plenty of times ,the Senate is not on trial,but some very adventurous people keep trying to make it seem so.

I have a proposition to the Senate.

Give us Saraki and that Ekwe whatever his name is,and we will leave the Senate alone.

Deal?

YOLO1:
Well, I don't have much to say. But Abdullahi's story won't have been like that if he were to be a lady. See how Olajumoke's life was turned around within minutes and everybody wanted to sponsor her. Now come back to the guys, that unilag guy that finished with a 5.0 CGPA only got empty promises from both individuals and cooperate bodies. Now we have Abdullahi again.
What I will just say is to keep the struggle going as guys cos this society we live in is skewed to favour the females

faaz24:
1. If Buhari prosecutes an Igbo man for corruption, Igbo people will say he's doing ethnic cleansing.

2. If he prosecutes a fellow Fulani man, they will say it's because the criminal is a PDP member.

3. If he prosecutes a fellow APC member, they will say it's because the criminal is giving Buhari a tough time within the party & they're trying to frustrate the accused out of the party.

4. If he prosecutes someone that doesn't belong to any political party, they will say it's because the criminal is an anti-government critic.

They're yet to say whether the person being prosecuted is guilty of the said crime or not. We're simply comedians! I already said it. Buhari's anti-corruption fight won't be possible inasmuch as we keep politicizing and ethnicizing the whole thing. To discover that the same set of people that want corruption stamped out are the same ones saying all these things breaks one's heart.

When GEJ was president, why didn't he also prosecute all the thieves in the opposition? He was trying to be Mr. Nice? Mr. Nice that landed us in what we are in right now?

Get me right. I want Aregbesola's account frozen like Fayose's. But if I'm to distribute gifts to a group of people whose names are on a list, does it matter whether I start from the top, bottom, or middle? The most important thing is that the name of anybody that gets the gift is on the list, isn't it? Ok. What if the gift finishes before it reaches some people?

Well, in this case, it's not exactly the same. Buhari's gift is enough to go round everybody. So no matter where he starts from on the list, nobody will miss out on the gift. And nobody can dictate to him where he should start from. He made the list, not you or me. He that makes the list reserves the right to start anywhere he wishes. Instead of wasting our energy arguing on where he's starting from, we should ask whether someone who doesn't deserve a gift has gotten one. If that hasn't happened, then what has the noise been all about?

NOETHNICITY:
What re u even saying here? Are U in anyway infering soooooo passionately that corrupt politicians should be left of the hook for the sake of having opposition? Oooh my God what has happened to our sense of reasoning in this country?