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doctormaliko:
URGENT

I NEED A MINIFLAT IN GBAGADA

BUDGET 400k.

DaveAloomah:
You don't expect someone to use his recharge card and his own money to help you find what you want without giving him a fee. If you don't want an agent to help you which is supposed to be the easiest and fastest way to get what you want, then you probably have to go yourself to the areas you have in mind and make enquiries.

otunbaolusegun0:
Good morning fellow nairalander pls I just moved to Lagos.i really need an apartment urgently .A self contain with toilet and kitchen.My main problem is I don't have money for all these agent 25 25 10k.if remove all these money from my salary I won't be able to buy garri at the end of the month#sorry just joking.pls I need someone who have an apartment for rent without all these agent fee.pls help.Am a Christian and single.my phone no is 08163590078.

mapet:
I'll first check Malaria, a major culprit at the time.....

SilvanusII:
God bless you o. I wonder how it is now the people in the village. When will we EVER learn to take responsibility for our actions in this country? How far ahead in medical technology were we then? Even now sef, how far ahead are we? Wasn't ordinary polio and malaria still killing by the hundreds then? She died. We lost a determined young woman. So have several hundreds. RIP. Simple!!!

Belqua:
ok
Been busy with exams and all.
I also had to understand his problem fully.

"As i was told, i started experiencing cough when i was 4 months old.
My dad said it was due to constant exposure to fan as i sweat a lot
as a kid due to epileptic power supply in my country.
Back then my mum would take me to my grand father for treatment
as he knows a lot about herbs.
I usually have the cough attack at night when i play football,run,take cold drink,
exposed to cold weather, dust or smoke during the day.
The cough is mostly dry and it causes severe chest pain that makes me cry and affects my breathing.
I breathe heavily, someone close to me can hear the sound.
Infact i rememeber vividly after coughing hard for hours, my
heart stopped beating for 3 seconds, i had to hit my chest hard
for it to continue beating.
When i was about 7 yrs old, after using lots of his herbal medication with no improvement i had
to visit IDH Yaba for treatment.
I was diagnosed of TB [Tuberculosis] but the mild type.
I was prescribed Zedex, Perilon, Ventolin and another drug i can't remember (it was the most expensive).
I only used the complete drug collection once as my parents could not afford all, i kept on using only zedex
when i had an attack at it worked well.
I used this for a long time [6yrs ] until i concluded the drug was too much.
I had used not less than 150 bottles of zedex.

I went back to IDH Yaba [Mainland Hospital] when i was around 15ys old, i was tested and told i had no TB
but was only allergic. (I don't know if the previous test was wrong or the TB got cured)

The doctor recommended D-Koff Syrup and others i can't remember.
Surprisingly after some months of using the drug, i didn't experience any attack for
months. [This was the first time ever, i won't experience an attack for over 4 months].

I decided to stop the drug, thinking i av been cured. 2 months after i stopped using the drug,
i started experiencing severe cattarh [it was as if the cough transformed to cattarh].

When i was 18 yrs old,i went back to IDH Yaba around Jan-march to complain and was told i had allergy.
He recommended some drugs which didn't work.
I came back the next year Feb to complain & he said i'm experiencing the attack around Febrauary period
alone due to whether changes to which i disagreed.
He referred me to an ENT specialist.
[Side Note:- Before then i had been using otrivin to clear my blocked nostrils]
My first visit to ENT specialist.He sent me for some tests at Me-Cure Lab Oshodi and told me
to stop the use of otrivin.
After going through the test he recommended A nose drop,Lorantide,vitamin C, Zinnat.
I used the drug set twice or trice and i noticed some improvement but it was not
as good as expected, so i went back to him and he replaced the nose drop with Avamys.

After judiciously using this for a while, the persistent cold,running nose & nostril blockage
was totally gone or so i though.
So i stopped using the drug, 2 months after i started experiencing persistent cough.
I switched to my old cough prescription and after some months of NO COUGH & i stopped
the drug. i started experiencing persisitent cold again.

I realised the cough and catarhh were just interchanging.

CONCLUSION
I am allergic to dust, cold weather or Air Conditioner, too much breeze (like when in a moving vehicle with windows open) etc.
I also noticed from criddle that i get tired easily.
e.g. If my mates play football for 70 mins before getting tired, i can only play 15 mins before getting tired.
same with running and other activities.
[I don't know if its due to lack of regular exercise or this ailment].
As i type this i am having cold and cough simultaneously.
I also think my allergic condition has been aggravated by the continuous use of cough drugs.

All i ask for is a Permanent Cure/Solution.
I am tired of temporary cure.
i don't mind the cost.
Thank You. "

SeverusSnape:
Environmental activists, Tell the Avengers how they are destroying their communities.

Anyways, That's by the way...

Buhari as commander in chief has failed in his duty of protecting the properties of the country. Buhari is a failure no doubt, If you can't protect pipelines, How can you protect human lives

rebekah2011:
I do not know what people want. If your appetite for risk is big, go and buy but if you do not want to lose your shirt, trousers and underwears. Then comot face. The long road to profit is long for Oando. The issues in the account are huge Intangible assets 255b- definitely, these are assets acquired at massive goodwill, are these assets not yet impaired? The loans too are also massive and the company is not generating enough to repay back this quickly. But the management and the Directors are rewarding themselves generously.

Do not be sucked. It may rise today but when the dumping will start. Do not say you were not warned.

Primetech:
OANDO Q1 PAT N4.1bn... Dat's what the bid is about.

locodemy:
Hehehe......see muscle flexing ooooo.why not put your own head if you are not afraid of BREXIT.......

makashava:
Hummm for a referandum entry @#1.5 transcorp can brexit effect give it that much draw back? Or the new referandum will be better?


Oando @ #6 not too sure but we watch and see.

Godisfaithful:
Sir, As from third quarter of this year CBN will take a very tough sanction on any company listed on the NSE delaying result without any reasonable justification. They want to ensure utermost transparency and accountability

halfricanadian:
The problem the husband nd his relative will giv her is enof for her to swell up from within

deji47:
Thought the CBN said few months ago, that it was only in Nigeria that Government funded BDCs. Hence the reason sales of forex to BDCs was stopped. Are we back to square one already?
Na siddon look remain now, with all these upandan policy reversals

udeagbalaC:
he was a former DG of nta,he exploited the agency to a sorry state
today nta is still the worse media agency in Nigeria

Nuzy:
http://saharareporters.com/2016/06/27/senator-ben-murray-bruce-may-have-used-union-bank-loan-purchase-5m-beverly-hills-mansion

primus101:
yom2. While I agree the East is quite tribalistic and marginalization conscious. I would attribute this to the orientation given to the Igbo child about the war. You see, a baby boy who is old enough to know good and bad believes the whole country hates the East. He believes we are being exploited and Marginalised. Sadly, some, even after being educated grow up with this mentality. They are giving evidences from the civil war, with a very tribally biased recount.

The truth is, the real tribalism exists only between the North and East. While the North may be more physical and bloody. The East is more discrminatory and noisy about it. I am currently researching as to the true state of this. I however do not agree, that the East rejected Buhari for any other reason other than his Tribe. The Poster you quoted who sided with the obviously mis-informed writer and called the East supporters of corruption is wrong. He committed an error of Generalization. The Eastern Politicians do not represent the Exact thought of the eastern populace. Yes, they campaigned against Buhari, but they leveraged on the hatred for The Hausa man haboured by most easterners. Not, corruption. Anyway, this Forum is filled with tribalism-motivated posts. Nobody is doing objective and progressive debate here. If they are, it is quite scarce.

primus101:
yom2. While I agree the East is quite tribalistic and marginalization conscious. I would attribute this to the orientation given to the Igbo child about the war. You see, a baby boy who is old enough to know good and bad believes the whole country hates the East. He believes we are being exploited and Marginalised. Sadly, some, even after being educated grow up with this mentality. They are giving evidences from the civil war, with a very tribally biased recount.

The truth is, the real tribalism exists only between the North and East. While the North may be more physical and bloody. The East is more discrminatory and noisy about it. I am currently researching as to the true state of this. I however do not agree, that the East rejected Buhari for any other reason other than his Tribe. The Poster you quoted who sided with the obviously mis-informed writer and called the East supporters of corruption is wrong. He committed an error of Generalization. The Eastern Politicians do not represent the Exact thought of the eastern populace. Yes, they campaigned against Buhari, but they leveraged on the hatred for The Hausa man haboured by most easterners. Not, corruption. Anyway, this Forum is filled with tribalism-motivated posts. Nobody is doing objective and progressive debate here. If they are, it is quite scarce.

Oche211:
spot on. My guy, Baba God bless ur hustle nd all endeavours in life.
U've said d absolute truth. Whn guys like us speak on this on nairaland, we get battered with all manners of insults. Bt d truth will always be d truth. D prob with d south east are two. The greedy leaders nd d gullible people (youths). The youths ve to wake up nd see things clearly 4rm d right point of view cos 4 nw they are seeing thru a tainted glass. The SE leaders re only there 4 their own greedy selves.

spiralwedge:
No vacancy in Lagos. The deportation will resume shortly, especially as militants are now ravaging Lagos suburbs.

You can try Uyo, Onitsha, or Yenogoa. They are not far.

inquisitiv:
Once again I will comment on this post so other Nigerians will not believe all igbos support corruption. I am a full blooded igbo and this writer is spot on. He is very correct in his analysis.

The average igbo politician is one greedy creature, accomplishments are the number of houses he built. This disease is so deep that even the youth of the community points to him as haaving been blessed by God since he won election.

I have lived and worked in SE, SS, SW, NC and NE of this country. Every regionhas their corrupt leaders but the difference is that SW will tell their own thieves to their face that they are thieves. My brothers in SE will celebrate the loot and call the thieve 'our son'.

This is a disgrace.

Not in my name!

Goodluck was adopted because of the access of igbo leaders to Dollars. No principle, no strategy. Look at SE states and observe how leadershipwas transferred. Except for anambra others were handed over to people worse than their predecessors. Compare with Lagos where it is obvious that their is a list somewhere of competent managers who are thrown up to lead the state. What we have in the SE is politics of business. where the biggest moneybag buys the office.

As usual once I write some unexposed people will start questioning my igboness. you need to mix up.

The lastest shame is when cases of morals are in court eg forgery, the defense is that 'our son is being persecuted'. this is disgraceful

Not in my name. I am a proud igbo boy. I dont condone fraud.

OneNaira6:
First there is no Igbo that agrees with the post. All you see are yoruba claiming igbo. amaechi1 is an example.

Secondly, thank you for the post. Also remember UK released the names of the most corrupt Nigerian politicians and last i checked, not one single igbo made the list. In addition, you forgot to mention Nnamdi Kanu hated GEJ and even urged people to stay home and not vote at all for either politicians during the last election.

All I see is a nation using igbo are their escape goat for every terrible sh1t they put themselves in and igbos are FED up with it. We rather be by ourselves. Let the saints enjoy their Nigeria by themselves. The f2k is their problem? I would think a nation which blames igbo for everything will rejoice when that set would wish to leave them by themselves, instead we see them gallivating

OneNaira6:
First there is no Igbo that agrees with the post. All you see are yoruba claiming igbo. amaechi1 is an example.

Secondly, thank you for the post. Also remember UK released the names of the most corrupt Nigerian politicians and last i checked, not one single igbo made the list. In addition, you forgot to mention Nnamdi Kanu hated GEJ and even urged people to stay home and not vote at all for either politicians during the last election.

All I see is a nation using igbo are their escape goat for every terrible sh1t they put themselves in and igbos are FED up with it. We rather be by ourselves. Let the saints enjoy their Nigeria by themselves. The f2k is their problem? I would think a nation which blames igbo for everything will rejoice when that set would wish to leave them by themselves, instead we see them gallivating

OneNaira6:
First there is no Igbo that agrees with the post. All you see are yoruba claiming igbo. amaechi1 is an example.

Secondly, thank you for the post. Also remember UK released the names of the most corrupt Nigerian politicians and last i checked, not one single igbo made the list. In addition, you forgot to mention Nnamdi Kanu hated GEJ and even urged people to stay home and not vote at all for either politicians during the last election.

All I see is a nation using igbo are their escape goat for every terrible sh1t they put themselves in and igbos are FED up with it. We rather be by ourselves. Let the saints enjoy their Nigeria by themselves. The f2k is their problem? I would think a nation which blames igbo for everything will rejoice when that set would wish to leave them by themselves, instead we see them gallivating

OneNaira6:
First there is no Igbo that agrees with the post. All you see are yoruba claiming igbo. amaechi1 is an example.

Secondly, thank you for the post. Also remember UK released the names of the most corrupt Nigerian politicians and last i checked, not one single igbo made the list. In addition, you forgot to mention Nnamdi Kanu hated GEJ and even urged people to stay home and not vote at all for either politicians during the last election.

All I see is a nation using igbo are their escape goat for every terrible sh1t they put themselves in and igbos are FED up with it. We rather be by ourselves. Let the saints enjoy their Nigeria by themselves. The f2k is their problem? I would think a nation which blames igbo for everything will rejoice when that set would wish to leave them by themselves, instead we see them gallivating

OneNaira6:
First there is no Igbo that agrees with the post. All you see are yoruba claiming igbo. amaechi1 is an example.

Secondly, thank you for the post. Also remember UK released the names of the most corrupt Nigerian politicians and last i checked, not one single igbo made the list. In addition, you forgot to mention Nnamdi Kanu hated GEJ and even urged people to stay home and not vote at all for either politicians during the last election.

All I see is a nation using igbo are their escape goat for every terrible sh1t they put themselves in and igbos are FED up with it. We rather be by ourselves. Let the saints enjoy their Nigeria by themselves. The f2k is their problem? I would think a nation which blames igbo for everything will rejoice when that set would wish to leave them by themselves, instead we see them gallivating

tanteta:
This man is really not ready to listen.

This is a democracy and not a dictatorship.

People reserve the right to self-determination.

Thread carefully, Mr president.
YOU ARE ONLY BUT ONE MAN

amuokuko:
Talk of useless slave master..

Oga the next war wont be like then, just a bomb I will borrow from Pakistan will level Ndi Ngwu nah Umu nwanne ha bu ndi Ofe mmanu...

Arsenate:
bro, I'm from the middle belt and all middle beltan state are in the north. They are called north Central states for a reason. Remember? Six geopolitical zones? With benue being in the North Central

Arsenate:
bro, I'm from the middle belt and all middle beltan state are in the north. They are called north Central states for a reason. Remember? Six geopolitical zones? With benue being in the North Central

Eziokwu1:
Population is what matters, not size (area)
And Anambra has a lot of people.

nduchucks:
With due respect, I am not proposing infringing upon anyone's rights. What we have here is a major conflict between the way of life of many Nigerian herdsmen, who have the right to roam around anywhere in the country, and farmers whose crops are being destroyed as a result of grazing.

When the herdsmen's way of life is threatened by urban sprawl, population growth etc, they respond with violence. I'm of the opinion that anyone who is caught in the said act of violence should be arrested and prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

Thinking out of the box, in my opinion, includes taking the first step and providing a "grazing highway" to the herdsmen which would limit the conflicts and actually save lives.

The herdsmen have a constitutional right to free and safe movement throughout the entire country. The said grazing zone will significantly reduce these violent conflicts which have become all too familiar.

Madam, the Federal and State governments spend billions of naira to build road networks for you and other "domesticated" Nigerians. Without those roads, you too may have to cut across people's property to get from point A to point B, causing conflicts which could become violent.

The truth of the matter is, the herdsmen are nomads and it is their constitutional right to remain so, if they wish.

I am 100% for looking for ways to reduce the violence. Amosun's statement is irresponsible, narrow minded, and actually silly

dirtymoney:
Insecurity?
Hahahahahahahahahaha hahahahahahahahahaha.
So they are safe when drilling oil in the Niger Delta but won't feel safe locating their head offices in the same Niger Delta.
If they can mouth infrastructures worth billion of dollars in the area... What then would they be scared about?
The location of the head office is just politics man.
Imagine an Ogoni man going to Lagos for a job interview of an oil company located in his backyard.
I laugh in pigin.

Millerz:
Hypocrite!!

So ND isn't safe for location of Headquarters but for oil theft?? When has PH not been peaceful?

otokx:
Kachikwu made mistake.

otokx:
Kachikwu made mistake.