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Op is kinda right. Although, there are exceptions. Nigerian girls in diaspora are quite different. One told me on bbm yesterday that she enjoys talking to me to which i reciprocated yet we have no romantic connection. They initiate the chats most times sef, probably because they are on another wavelength from these locals who thinks unnecessary forming would boost their esteem, more conversational with admirable flexibility too. You can just talk about anything all day with no party getting bored or having a bruised ego. Nawa o. Must you been into a guy emotionally before you can have a decent convo with him? All these shallow mentality gives me a palm in the face feeling. |
There's a chic with an already swampy box basically begging for a D on this thread but being curved. That's none of my business though. |
Jesu! Pretty sad. |
1,400 illegal routes |
michaelobinna: u shld have sent her to go for facial reconstructive surgery dat u gonna pay for itNo time broda + I like my chics by their factory defaults. Fork all these plastic implants silicone shii. |
Mehn, it depends on the intensity with which it was drawn. There was this sweet shorty I met. It would have been a happily ever after story but that huge diagonally shaped bamu dead my feelings. She had a banging body tho. ![]() |
No state police, nothing on the security situation of the country, no boundary adjustments? Fam, this is bull. |
Rotflmfdo. Meeeeeaaaannn! This your state's flaws vs mine that you people be on in this politics section lately is reason we haven't found cure for ebola. ![]() |
Seems the ladies are down with yoruba dudes. Oh well, it your lucky day sunshine, I am here. ![]() |
jennylove7575: I would marry the Tivs in benue state. because I love adventures.. I heard they use their wives as tools for sexaual satisfaction of their male guests as a form of entertainment. when a male guest visits, like the husbands friend. Its the wife duty to warm the guest bed at night as part of the hosting.Whoa! In other words, you'd love your kitty to be consistently beat up by hubby's friends and associates? Now that's gangsta lol. ![]() |
So what? . If she is qualified & next in line, then she earned her place. |
What is the function of the nigerian airforce in all these? If five amoured tanks were taken prior to this offense and are now being used against the government forces, what stops the airforce from bombing these priicks from the air during the said combat? Do they even get involve at all, or all their hardwares are obsolete? Nigerian airforce hasn't risen to the occasion in the battle againsts these primitive mohammedians at all. |
LyfeJennings: Salam Alaikum my brovA part of their sins would be subscribing to the system of democracy and even seeking elective offices under it as opposed to the total sharia which BH islamically stands for. |
BadBoy25: I am very disappointed that the ebola disease hasn't wiped out the entire west and central africa shiithole. nano silver should be shipped in bulk and circulated in west africa . I endorse and support the bathing and drinking of salt.You suck! |
Nice one mallam. Arguably one of the few sensible fulanis out there. Fine gentleman. |
orekelewa9: I should start crying because I read history and international studies abi. this is the umpteenth time I am seeing this.... Nairaland discouraging peeps from doing what they love.Don't mind them jor. I can feel our pain. |
Sincere9gerian is right. It was totally wrong on the part of the medical personnels to act in that manner. If it was an ebola case truly, imagine how many people the fellow would have made contact with since then. Unprofessional, unethical, and pathetic. |
No disrespect to my Celestial denomination brothers but you lot need to get your sheet together. One ragamuffin would just put on a white cloth, and start exploiting the ignorant people financially, and sexually in the name of I am a prophet. No matter smart nigerians are, there will always be a maga somewhere sha. The woman is a dumbo. So prayers could only be conducted in a hotel? Mumu. |
booqee: chai!! just looking at those picture..fear grip me!! I wan go toilet abeg.Sprays an entire can of air freshener on this post. ![]() |
dimples2: I can do someWow, you must be a real G then. aside: I may not be right about who but that nose is dead familiar. ![]() |
duality: Well, I only look at the positive side.Unconfirmed story but still if it turns out to be true, they have no moral justification to attack him. ACN under Tinubu used, dumped, and sold him out in 2011. |
saxywale: OP, please post from a more credible website. That website looks dodgy, you know the type trying to draw traffic.You could see I was a bit skepical too, reason why I said it's important the health ministry clarify this information. I saw the news on twitter. |
Experimental Ebola drug which has helped stabilise US doctor is sent to Nigeria Posted By TheScoop on August 11, 2014 inShare 38 Bloomberg news is reporting that the Ebola drug which has been given already to two Americans and a Spanish priest and which has helped stabilise them, has been sent to a West African country that requested it. That country is believed to be Nigeria. Now, according to the manufacturer of the drug, Mapp Biopharmaceutical Inc., the supply of the drug called ZMapp is now exhausted. Mapp Biopharmaceutical Inc. disclosed that it was told by U.S. health officials that the West African countries which were demanding for the drug were Nigeria and Liberia. According to the company, all requests forwarded to it as regards supply of the drugs has been complied with, and at no cost so long as such a request was backed by legal and regulatory authorities. It said it provided the drug at no cost. The problem is that the drug is just an experimental one that has not even been properly tested on animals or humans, leading many to question the ethics of the move and how patients could be monitored in the long term, in the event that they are negatively affected by the drug. “It is our understanding that all patients offered treatment, treated, or expected to be treated were or are highly capable of providing informed consent for the use of an experimental drug not yet evaluated for safety in animals or people,” the company said in a statement. The additional patients allocated the drug include medical doctors in two West African countries as well as the Americans and the Spanish priest. The company said that it is working to quickly increase production of the drug. “Additional resources are being brought to bear on scaling up,” the company said. “The emergency use of an experimental medicine is a highly unusual situation.” Source: http://www.thescoopng.com/experimental-ebola-drug-helped-stabilise-us-doctor-sent-nigeria/?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=experimental-ebola-drug-helped-stabilise-us-doctor-sent-nigeria I hope this news is solid. Good to know the manufacturer gave the serum out at no financial cost. The health ministry should fill us in with more details. |
Bolt3: How about the missionary Congolese nun.I didn't mean to sound condescending bro. Everybody is important which was why I used "most". I was merely charging our dormant leaders to quit the slumber, and highlighting the extra mile some people would go leaving the fancy life of comforts behind, crossing so many oceans, just to care for the ebola rejects. I hope WHO and other actors speed things up for a combative serum on a mass scale but let's be real, right now we don't know if it indeed works and it just can't serve everybody. |
candy: Yea, right...prayer is the key!Lol, could see that. It's a shame you let the cake popped out while laughing tho. |
thegoodjoehunt3: The Nigerian doctor and Nurses put their lives on the line to save an American. Now tell me those heroes who identified the Ebola virus entering the country and prevented a massive wide outbreak do not deserve the drug.To be fair, they are also worthy of celebration and best care obtainable. My point is demand is way above supply right now. The effectiveness of that drug hasn't been ascertained yet as at now so basically, it's a try and error thing. Secondly, if they bring say 10 vials to Africa, who decides those to be given and those not to? We have almost 2000 people infected bruh. Our destiny and survival is in our hands. We need wake up. |
candy: Please, don't underestimate the power of prayers. Prayer actually works and it changeth things!Abi o. Nothing wrong with praying and exercising one's faith. Science doesn't have answers to all things, there are still some scientifically inexplicable things out there. P.s - I like your wedge sandals on the profile. ![]() |
A wake up call for African leaders. I think if eventually, Africa survives this plague, the health sector would be invested in heavily by right-thinking countries of course. Back to the topic, I don't think Zmapp has been mass produced yet so tell me, which patients among the 1000+ do y'all think the US should administer an unapproved vaccine to? It makes no sense castigating them for now. The infected spanish doc was a volunteer offering selfless services to some africans (something even most negros wouldn't do). Appreciate and stop hating for no damn reason pps. Rather, implore our leaders to sopen their eyes and step up to the plate. |
I won't visit the link for now but might, say in 2-3 years. |
It's just a meme. There are countless obama memes out there too. |
Almeria: Meaning?Pardon me, nevermind. |
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. If she is qualified & next in line, then she earned her place.
