its all a rumour. but spotted heavy securities being deployed to an NYSC camp

ifyalways: First off,Y'all foaming by the mouths should just STFU 'cos none of you have provided the much needed help ie providing a cot especially the dolts saying "If you are not ready to help,why not ignore the thread",too hard to even take your own advises?

OP,Lives in Lagos so all these used clothes is cheaper in "UK"  does not hold water.New china simple cotton baby clothes sell between N400 to N1500 while UK/US(and wherever) used,chemical treated baby clothes sell btwn N250 to N600.The traders lie on it,wipe hands and clean sweats with it(all the way from Togo,Cotonou to Lagos) and when buyers gather,omg its another sight.From the dirty bare floor where its dumped to all what not. . . all these for a baby's tender skin?so what gives?why not buy 3 new ones rather than buying a boxload of trash that might "hurt" the baby's tender skin ?

How many of you here wud use "Naija" sold fairly used clothes for your "babies" ? Hypocrites,advising someone to do what u know deep down that u won't do.

I'm just reading this tread and even though I'm 6months late, i think your one of those people who are unaware of the fact that some babies don't even get clothes to wear... no to talk of a cot. the fact that you can afford made in Heaven Cots and clothes don't mean that some other women wont appreciate a mare piece of cloth to cover their babies. Even if you are well to do. Im over a 10000% sure that all your wealth cant put just a piece of cloth on 1% of the new born babies that cant afford it in just one month. Wake Up from this ur Delusion... i wonder what the mother of the child in this pic will have to say to u.

to me oo... Nigerians love basket ball too o, for Gods sake we have the best Bball team in africa. if u mean active participation, i'd say its football. cos its easy n cheap to set up to start playing. unlike most other sports.

i googled Dr Abalaka because i read somewhere that yesterday the cure for aids has been discovered by i think a german or in germany, not too sure
and somehow i stumbled on this topic in NAIRALAND
i've carefully read all the comments posted on this topic,
and i've come to a conclusion that for Nigeria to move forward there needs to be a distinct separation of sheep from goats.
its clear that a lot of people fail to see beyond the obvious and dwell on media facts and figures
a lot of people have expressed their disgust with Abalaka especially from Violent and i've seen optimism in the likes of Chosen04.
what i have to say is that positive thinkers like Chosen04 should not waste time trying to convince people that fail to see the cup as half full rather than half empty. exchanging opinions with them would only tire u, rather discuss the way forward with like minds and leave the critics till the final result is out
WHETHER OR NOT ABALAKA HAD THE CURE, HE TRIED, AND HE SHOULD BE CREDITED FOR THAT.
who knows, may be if he was given a little credit, that would've motivated other creative minds to set their own research in motion to come up with the cure assuming abalaka was wrong.
ABALAKA was and is no scam artist because till tomorrow he is a well respected medical practitioner.

http://www.examiner.com/technology-in-miami/scientist-believe-they-found-a-cure-for-aids-hiv

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/video/german-doctors-claim-hiv-cure-12400343


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SZHcK81Zlg


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zL8NGLcK7m0&feature=related

If Abalaka was right and all other local practitioners who claim to have the cure of aids were right, then i think once again africa has given the westen world the back bone for yet another great discovery, and guess who takes the credit, just like the case of the solar panel that started in ur very own back yard but i guess most of u didnt know that.