Benignasweety:
Can I pm u?

Yes dear

Benignasweety:
but u have idea on skin care?

Yes...

Benignasweety:
are you a dermatologist?

Specialist? No

sotall:
...you make me remember my parasitology class back then in school.

Parasitology was my forté. Sometimes, I feel I could remember almost everything thought back then in school

Scabies (Psoroptes, Sarcoptes, Demodex)
Filariasis (Lymphatic)... Wuchereria bankrofti, Brugia malayi

Two plus two is four, minus one that's three, quick maths!

When the ting went quack-quack-quack, you man were ducking...

When the ting went quack-quack-quack, you man were ducking!!!

Redefine NUDE okwaya? Ok na... Congrats

People keep shouting PDP are looters... I bet it, the kind of looting and corruption going on under Buhari and APC will make PDP look like saints. I wish I could talk... But not to worry, in the fullness of time, y'all will see the truth.

In other words... EFCC won't cry foul if she is not found guilty in the UK, or if she is not given plenty punishment. Pls court don't order her return to Nigeria.

MyNewJackeT:


Oga has the clean up started in Ogoniland?
tell us, because it seems you know something that we don't.

Don't mind the poo-brained nitwit. Has work started yet? The idiot is talking about remediation. The worst is that the so-called remediation the monkey-pox is screaming about is not even happening!!!
I repeat, even if you are to construct an inland port from Lagos to Maiduguri, we will see a significant progress after 16months (if you are willing and ready to do the job).

But NO! APC just want to, wish to, about to, we will, we shall, we plan to... Talk about all the FUTURE TENSES they can think of.

GavelSlam:


You may not be a bimbo but you sure act like one.

If you were really interested in learning you would have asked kindly.

Just stick to your strengths assuming you have any.

What is your problem? How does my not asking you to explain a useless term make me act like a bimbo? Something I can go search for online? Are you that daft? Well, I did not ask, and will not ask! And for the records, I am more educated than what you think.

fyneguy:


you dey mind the educated illiterate?

Who is the illiterate here? Because one nitwit wrote remediation, you latch unto it screaming educated illiterate. Those of us who refuse to accept your (APC) lies, and have decided to look for the truth, are termed illiterates by you folks. Continue... That's what u were paid to do anyways

GavelSlam:


Remediation is way above your pay grade.

Go to romance section. That's where you can make contributions.

Yah yah... The regular "go to romance section" bull poo. Tell that to ur sisters and ur wife... and add kitchen to the list of places they should go to. They are among those women that have nothing to do with intellects. That'sthe major reason why you think everyother woman on NL is a Bimbo like your sisters and ur wife.

A $10m takeoff grant has been provided.

If these guys are serious, and ready to do any meaningful job, how come the only money provided for the project, 16months on, is only $10m.... For a project of $1B!!! Where is the sincerity of purpose?

GavelSlam:


What do you think environmental remediation entails ?

Bla bla bla. After 16 months, there should have been a remarkable progress. But no, the new deception line is "Environmental Remediation". Well, I refuse to be deceived.

majekdom2:
You are not following news. The job is going on!

Nothing is happening! If they were serious, there should have been remarkable progress after 16months. What is happening there is just a charade; to deceive gullible citizens. Imagine mobilizing the workers with $10million, for a job of $1Billion. Now... This is what I call deception!!!

Prof. Osinbajo knew no funds was voted for the clean up of Ogoni campaign yet, the Vice President, in June 2016 flagged off the oil spillage clean-up exercise amidst an elaborate ceremony in Bodo, Gokana Local Government Area of Rivers State.

16 months after, not a drop of oil have been cleaned in Ogoniland. No actual work had commenced in the community, according to the Environmental Rights Action/Friends of the Earth Nigeria, ERA/FoEN.

In February 2017, the Acting President Yemi Osinbajo revealed that the Ogoni Clean-Up project flagged off in 2016 will cost $1billion and the funds will be provided by Shell Petroleum Development Company. A $10m takeoff grant has been provided.

In September 2017, the Vice President, Yemi Osinbajo said, the Muhammadu Buhari led administration is taking its time in the ongoing Ogoni clean up.

Do our system turn good people to bad people?
The Vice President, Prof. Osinbajo, knew no fund was made available for the Cleanup exercises in Ogoni land yet, he and Buhari wasted millions in an elaborate campaign of lies and propaganda. Who is fooling who?

©Gloria A.

I read everything written up therr! Wow... I'm so jobless

Lies! How can a teacher write such? False allegations!!!

mrlaw93:
Mhen! A fvck is given here

My comment of the week

Cool... But I think what we have is good enough for now; just needs massive improvement.

Elizabeth Cochran Seaman was born on May 5, 1864, but if you don’t recognize that name, she’s better known as the journalist Nellie Bly.

She grew up in Pennsylvania and as a young teenager she already wanted to work and have a career.

Elizabeth’s dad died when she was young, and after his death, Elizabeth helped support her mother and her 14 siblings.

Elizabeth didn’t like the idea that women could only benefit society by working at home, so, she decided to make a difference out in the world instead.

After reading a columm in the Pittsburgh Dispatch called “What Girls Are Good For,” Elizabeth got so upset that she wrote a letter to the editor.

The editor, George Madden, in turn, was so impressed by Elizabeth’s submission that he asked her to write an article for the newspaper.

She did, and after Madden read it, he offered Elizabeth a permanent job and gave her a pen name: Nellie Bly.

As Nellie Bly, she wrote about women’s issues and women’s rights, which was unusual because back then, articles intended for women were normally about fashion, society, and gardening tips.

Elizabeth often wrote investigative pieces where she went undercover to places like sweatshops to expose the poor conditions that women worked in.

But after a while, Elizabeth’s editors moved her to the women’s pages and she decided to leave Pittsburgh for bigger opportunities in New York, writes Biography.

Life in the big city started out difficult. Elizabeth went four months without work. But then, she managed to get a job at the New York World newspaper. One of her first assignments was to go undercover at an infamous mental hospital.

Almost no one who was admitted to the Women’s Lunatic Asylum on Blackwell’s Island left and there wasn’t really any other way of finding out what conditions inside were like.

Although the infamous hospital’s employees had long been rumored to be abusive, no one dared testify to that effect.

So with the promise of being released after 10 days, Elizabeth took on the hardest assignment of her life.

But even though she knew it would be awful, Elizabeth could never have imagined how bad it would actually be.

The hospital housed twice as many patients as it had room for. Meals consisted of dried uncooked bread, spoiled meat, watery broth, and dirty water. And there were rats everywhere.

Elizabeth pretended to be mentally ill, but she described the conditions at the hospital as being so bad that it was enough to make a person actually insane.

In addition, Elizabeth met several women who weren’t at all mentally ill, but were just poor or unable to speak English.

Patients were abused, beaten, tied up, and forced to endure being doused with ice water in place of showers.

Doctors refused to believe patients who complained about the abuse, and those who did complain were punished.

Women who were actually mentally ill weren’t given the care they needed.

As promised, a lawyer came for Elizabeth 10 days later.

After Elizabeth’s groundbreaking book on her time at Blackwell’s Island, “Ten Days in a Mad-House,” was published, the government enacted the changes she recommended and the patients’ situation improved significantly.

Elizabeth, herself became famous around the country. She continued to write important articles, and thanks to her celebrity, her articles helped change society. She continued to write about poverty, politics and other issues that women previously had no opinion about.

Elizabeth inspired many young women before dying of a stroke in 1922 at the age of 57.

Two years earlier, she experienced the joy of seeing women finally get the right to vote.

Elizabeth accomplished a lot in her short life. Please consider sharing this article to help raise awareness about her life and achievements. Let’s inspire more people to stand up when things aren’t right!


https://en.newsner.com/gender/reporter-was-locked-in-mental-hospital-for-10-days-when-her-true-identity-was-revealed-the-doctors-were-shocked/

MX

Well... Get the girl pregnant, and let her deliver of her baby first. Get her pregnant again, and allow her get to the 7th or 8th month... Then tell your family you want to marry her. They will approve of the marriage without complain, and even forget about you settling them (whatever that means) before the wedding. Thank me later.

curvilicious:
She carry bellanaija style give Obioma to sew

What was she expecting? Am sure she paid 1500 or 2000 for the cloth

I can assure you that there are some tailors that will give you some excellent quality stitches for 2k! He won't use embroideries, but you will surely enjoy your dress.

Duru009:
Only 10% out of 90% of the budget. APC has finished Nigeria!. We only hav 3yrs to the end of the year!

3 Months you mean?