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Pets › Re: Sold by Virtutis: 6:46pm On Oct 11, 2021

You're most welcome Udabi. I pray God makes a way financially for you soon.

PS: I'll prefer that you remove my moniker from your post.

Pets › Re: Sold by Virtutis: 8:55am On Oct 10, 2021

Hi Udabi,

I read your last diary entry and I deeply empathise with you. I would like to send you something little to manage for the meantime.

If you don't mind, kindly reply this post with your account details.

Regards,

Properties › Re: Don't Be A Victim. Investigate Every Property Before You Buy Any Land This Year by Virtutis: 8:28pm On May 09, 2021

Pls, how much is land verification check done in Oyo state?

Properties › Re: Land Verification And Due Diligence #check by Virtutis: 8:27pm On May 09, 2021

What is the cost of land verification check?

Health › Re: COVID-19: Ibrahim Shetima Tests Positive Again by Virtutis: 7:59am On Apr 08, 2020

This news is portraying something totally different.

He has not tested negative before so there was no need saying he tested positive again. Saying that implies he has been negative then became positive which is not th case here. This is just a sensational news.

To confirm a person free of the virus, two tests which must both be negative would have been done. News outlets should not be doing their usual sensationalism and 'controversial' crap they know how to do best with this pandemic. It creates unnecessary panic!

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Health › Re: Coronavirus: Dr. Joe Abah Talks About Nigeria Airport Preparedness Vs. US And UK by Virtutis: 5:11pm On Mar 01, 2020

I'm more relieved a popular social media commentator has added his voice to the thousands already that have been trying since to debunk the blatant lies being told by some reprobate Nigerians that the country does not have screening equipment at our airports.

How on earth will someone believe that. Only a pathological hatred will make a person believe such even in the face of convincing evidence.

I believe Nigeria is trying her best to curtail the spread of the virus. With the support of we the citizens, the country will overcome it.

Pls, let us stop spreading unsubstantiated information and BCs. Panic and fear are not what will help us now.

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Health › Re: Coronavirus: Pictures Of Screening Equipment For Travellers At Lagos Airport by Virtutis: 1:49pm On Feb 28, 2020

Bizibi:
it is not in USA and uk yet

It is actually. It has been confirmed in U.S since January sef.

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Health › Re: Coronavirus: Nigeria Confirms First Case by Virtutis: 7:47am On Feb 28, 2020

RisenPhoenix:
It is not 2%. The old (February 2nd) 2% statistic was based on number of deaths to total number of infections known at that time; including the still active cases. We do not know how those active cases are going to be resolved so they should not be factored in; using the same method now, it is closer to 3.4% (2858 deaths out of 83381 total infections). A more accurate statistic would be the number of deaths as a percentage of number of terminated cases; either by death or by recovery and should not consider still active cases. If we do it that way, we will be closer to 7 or 8%.

https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

Oh yeah, thanks for pointing that out. And it may continue to increase with the less developed countries that are getting affected now.

Health › Re: Coronavirus: Pictures Of Screening Equipment For Travellers At Lagos Airport by Virtutis: 5:54am On Feb 28, 2020

GamalNasser:
Keep quiet there !!! He came in on the 25 with symptoms , went to the hospital on 26th and his test result came out positive on the 27th so stop saying gibberish ... Today a senator said he wasn't satisfied with the approach of the Buhari govt at the international airport in screen for Covid 19 and he prefered the south African method which didn't allow people leave the aircraft till they were screened as against Inept Buhari method of handing incoming passengers palmphlets with phone numbers to call if they suspect they are sick with any flu like symptoms.

We pray Buharis incompetence doesn't make this worse as nobody trust in his ability to handle such an outbreak

One question for you.

How did it spread to USA, U.K, Japan and other developed countries? Are you saying there method too is inept or their presidents are incompetent to handle an outbreak such as this?

These things are not as easy as you type them. There are several things that may lead to missing out a positive person when they enter the country. Just don't spew emotional rants because of your dislike for a particular president.

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Health › Re: Coronavirus: Lagos Provides More Information About Nigeria's First Case by Virtutis: 5:38am On Feb 28, 2020

horsepower102:
To be brutally honest I am very worried about the level of incompetence in Buhari led administration which is still struggling with common polio eradication and Lassa fever.

I remember how excellent Jonathan’s administration handled the Ebola crisis and how American government even sent their CDC team to learn and implement the strategies developed by the health ministry during Jonathan.

Those who remember this event can bear me witness.

Chairman, this is not about your Jonathan or Buhari. It was not Jonathan who told late Dr Adadevoh to restrict the Liberian guy from leaving the hospital nor was he the one who told NCDC what to do. The major thing the President needs to do is to release funds when necessary and reassure the citizens.

No president will seat idly and watch an epidemic such as this ravage their country. The searchlight of all countries and many NGOs are beamed on you, watching how you manage the epidemic. No president will want to appear as not doing enough thus, it is expected to see them putting their best foot forward in such situations whether Buhari or Jonathan.

I believe in the government to manage this optimally more than the Ebola period. Try to be also.

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Health › Re: Coronavirus: Lagos Provides More Information About Nigeria's First Case by Virtutis: 5:23am On Feb 28, 2020

This is the time for NCDC to prove their mettle and the health minister to justify his alleged claim that we can contain the virus. The coming days will be crazy and highly chaotic with more cases that will be diagnosed.

I do hope those that the patient has had contact it can be gotten and tested so as to quarantine any other positive person early.

Battling an epidemic like this is not a walk in the park and the last thing any country will want is to be faced with one thus, I believe Nigeria will mobilize all the resources in her disposal to fight this scourge.

It won't be easy (China is still fighting), but as every epidemic that has ever occured, the whole world will triumph over Covid-19.

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Health › Re: Coronavirus: Nigeria Confirms First Case by Virtutis: 5:06am On Feb 28, 2020

Actually, the mortality rate i.e the percentage of people who die from a particular disease, from Coronavirus is low (far lower than that of Ebola) about 2% except in some places like Iran which is about 10%. So, majority of people infected tend to survive except those that were previously ill, HIV patients, children, elderly people and those with chronic diseases.

However, the rate and route of spread are what makes it worrisome. It's can spread superfast through the air thus making its containment difficult. An infected person could have infected others before they themselves start showing symptoms.

The mass hysteria that will follow this Nigeria's case will be terrific with every Dick and Harry coming up with their own version of this case and supernatural ways of treating the virus. As much as possible, let's reduce the panic.

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Health › Re: Coronavirus: Nigeria Confirms First Case by Virtutis: 4:50am On Feb 28, 2020

Antoeni:
Trust me this na scam so they can actually Embezzle the 650 million they had Already Requested.

Still, Nigeria no dey take last . we must follow carry Coronavirus and dey news.

Las las we go win am and Life Continue .

If it's a scam, then go contract the virus and confirm to us that it's truly a scam. I would really want to know so l can tell that my dumb and 'maleducated' friend who thinks a major disease outbreak such as this and which has killed thousands of people in different countries is a scam for the countries to get some dollars to pocket.

Abeg, I take God beg you, when you contract it, just stay far away from infecting innocent people. We will surely be praying for your swift recovery from here.

And pls, totally refrain from spreading this kind of ridiculous and obnoxious conspiracy theory you're concocting. It's nauseating.

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Health › Re: 300 Medical Consultants Withdraw Services From UCH, University Of Ibadan by Virtutis: 4:24pm On Feb 27, 2020

Correcto:
Lol obviously you know nothing. Recruiting Experienced Doctors from India and other Asia countries is quite easy once the government decides to. Just pray state of emergency should not be declared in the health sector, you know nothing. Don't ever think you can blackmail government, if you do they just allowed you.

Hahah...now my laughter is uncontrollable.

Recruit consultants, not ordinary MB;BS holder from India and Asia to come and teach Nigerian students and treat tropical medical conditions?

Wonderful!

This does just not worth replying to. Defies all forms of existing logic!

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Health › Re: 300 Medical Consultants Withdraw Services From UCH, University Of Ibadan by Virtutis: 3:21pm On Feb 27, 2020

edoairways:
Post utme was scrapped because of complains from parents and students about schools charging exorbitant fees. In the first place why should we have post utme knowing fully well that jamb has improved?.

The best thing to have done was to put a cap at the amount chargeable by Universities which they eventually came back to do.

JAMB is just getting it acts together and is not yet there.

Health › Re: 300 Medical Consultants Withdraw Services From UCH, University Of Ibadan by Virtutis: 3:13pm On Feb 27, 2020

Correcto:
If I was the president, I will declare state of emergency in the health sector. Get rid of most of them, sanitize the system thoroughly. Hopefully I will rule this country some day and I won't tolerate this.

Hahaha...I laugh hysterically. Get rid of renowned and vastly experienced consultants with immense years of practice? And replace them with who...herbalists?

Gosh...some people's posts are only to be taken as amusement and a fickle attempt at stand up comedy. This is one of them.

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Health › Re: 300 Medical Consultants Withdraw Services From UCH, University Of Ibadan by Virtutis: 2:35pm On Feb 27, 2020

Nigeria and it's several ego-driven agencies and institutions coming out with half baked, preposterous and unwarranted regulations that lead to nothing but chaos in the country.

An example is this malicious directive which will have absolutely no impact on medical education in our dear country.

They make rules in the confines of their cushy offices without due consultation with critical stakeholders and then, try to force it down the throat of the recipients. The recipients of course are expected to rebel and reject the directive!

Same issue with Minister of Education, Adamu who scrapped postutme but came back a year later, after realizing the foolery of his directive and the gargantuan failure it led to.

It seems we will never learn from our mistakes in a long while to come.

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Politics › Re: Buba Galadima Kicks As AMCON Takes Over Company, Home by Virtutis: 7:10am On Feb 26, 2020

Really, this is the best defence the disgruntled political jobber who missed out of Bubu's cabinet can come up with. You borrowed money, did whatever that doesn't concern the bank with it and it's time to pay, you start narrating super story and claiming political vendetta.

C'mon Galadima, pay the money and leave story alone. It's unscrupulous wannabe businessmen like you who have ruined some banks and yet, claim political vendetta.

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Education › Re: Pharmacy Vs Medical Lab Science by Virtutis: 2:24pm On May 27, 2019

Hi op,

The best choice in my opinion is Pharmacy. Though both are medical related courses, Pharmacy cuts it for me with it wide array of opportunities after school compared to MLS. I tell you, the opportunities are quite many. And to be honest with you, this is very important in Nigeria if you're choosing a course to study.

Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Virtutis: 8:57pm On Feb 28, 2019

horpeyemmi66:
Taking Physiology Seriously Or Getting Dentistry??

I am in my penultimate year studying Physiology at the University of Ibadan, I have gotten Jamb's UTME form in which I applied to study dentistry at ABU, Zaria, should I concentrate more on the UTME (Since the job prospects of Physiology are few) or take the Physiology seriously?

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Hi horpeyemmi66,

I'll advise that you take the Physiology seriously. You are in your penultimate year meaning you have one more year to go therefore, focus on it so you'd graduate with a stellar grade. If eventually you get Dentistry, you'd still have your Physiology degree secured.

Coming to UTME, you can devote some of your time to preparing for it. By now, I believe it should be easier and faster for you to study for UTME considering your knowledge base. However, prepare studiously for it so you'd have a very high score which will put you in a favourable position you to be admitted for Dentistry at ABU.

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Education › Re: The Best Universities (public And Private) In Nigeria For MBBS? by Virtutis: 12:22pm On Jan 17, 2019

Hi Op,
UI is one I can vouch for anywhere. If you pass the post UTME cutoff mark, be rest assured that your name will come out in the merit list. That, I'm sure of.
By the way, to get admitted to study medicine and surgery in any school, get a very high score in your JAMB and UTME. No matter how unfair the school can be, they will still admit some base on their high score. Therefore study hard and smart and you'd surely get that your desired course

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Career › Re: 2019 Goal: How Do I Become Skilled In Public Speaking? by Virtutis: 8:38pm On Jan 04, 2019

Adding to what others have enumerated, write a lot. When you write you'd be able to crystallise your thoughts, making it easy for you to present them succinctly and in the most concise form.
Also, join the Literary and Debating Society of your school. I'm sure you'd have one, just ask around. Be heavily involved in the various activities and debating competitions that would present themselves.
Finally, practice, practice and practice! Speak, speak and speak more with any little opportunity you can grab.
I'm also working seriously on public speaking this year.

All the best!

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Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Virtutis: 9:49pm On Jan 02, 2019

teewaii88:
Hey Everyone,Happy New year..
I've been admitted to study Medicine and Surgery in OAU

Congrats guy, welcome on board. I pray you have a hitch-free journey!

Education › Re: The medical students and aspirants thread by Virtutis: 4:20am On Jan 01, 2019*

[quote author=Starfx post=74263467]I would say it's passion ,because nothing will Make one to leave a very competitive course like pharmacy to write jamb again and repeat 100level.

By the way, which med school are

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