ElPhoche(m): 2:45pm On Nov 13, 2017 |
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ElPhoche(m): 3:22am On Nov 12, 2017 |
rentAcock:
A simple visit to the doctor would've identified this man's problem. This is a clinical manifestation of Priapism, a condition whereby the pen.is (nairaland stop changing pen.is to joystick, this ain't no video game) remains erect for several hours. This is usually caused by an overdose of viagra, cialis or other erectile dysfunction medications, however this man was most likely born with this defect or something in his diet may be a cause. Whatever the cause, there's a solution, a doctor can prescribe medications to decrease the erection, but instead the woman chose divorce. I suspect this woman is cheating with someone else as a case of prolonged erection is a problem most women would like to have.
I hope you know that after a long PRIAPRISM, that the p3nis becomes injured and seizes to work afterwards? In fact, priaprism is a medical (surgical, at times) emergency
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ElPhoche(m): 9:46pm On Oct 23, 2017 |
hajlat2:
I don't think this is miracle because those into agriculture can graft Tangerine on branches of orange tree and other fruit yielding trees like Mangoes etc.
First thing that came b to my mind
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ElPhoche(m): 3:45pm On Oct 22, 2017 |
tunday:
adex and Everyone,
i need your help, my phone is hanging ,
when i try to put on on enter recovery, the phone power on, then a screen display that looks like ( what comes up when power goes of in a tv station, or the screen that comes up when a tv station closes, hope you understand thats the best way i can describe it) come up and the phone hangs there. not on whatsapp atm i would have reached you via whatapp, if you can kindly reach me i will call you back, i dont ve your number, my number is in the leeco whatapp group. , its tunday or tunergy.
hope you get this message
The exact thing on your screen happened to my screen. Initially my phone wasn't charging up, despite buying a new cable. I took it to a phone repairer who messed up the phone and returned it that way. I had to buy a new screen and it started working again........However, my brother told me that the phone isn't coming up now, cos I gave it to him, maybe a software issue or something
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ElPhoche(m): 7:08pm On Oct 16, 2017 |
queenitee:
Strike
Wait, strike still deh Naija? Sorry oh..
I thought they have called it off? Is it a ocal strike or what
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ElPhoche(m): 1:58am On Oct 16, 2017 |
queenitee:
Lautech *sad face*
Why the sad face?
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ElPhoche(m): 4:07am On Oct 15, 2017 |
queenitee:
I'm still a student, studying Nursing
Where are you studying nursing?
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ElPhoche(m): 9:25pm On Oct 13, 2017 |
Na way oh.... War is coming... Winter is coming....
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ElPhoche(m): 7:14pm On Oct 13, 2017 |
Opinionated:
It is quite easy for first-time travelers to make mistake upon mistake on their first travel experience. However, there are some tips that can help first-time travelers avoid these repeated mistakes. Jumia Travel, the leading online travel agency, shares 5 mistakes that first-time travelers make and how to avoid them.
Using a Travel Agent For Everything
This might seem like the safe option but it can also make the whole process more expensive. While it is nice to have the ‘safety net’ of a travel agent, you can generally limit your use of their services to booking your flights and maybe taking advantage of their accommodation packages. Aside that, you generally can try to look after everything yourself, all you really need to do is be willing to ask questions from people that have traveled before, travel forums or even help desks to guide yourself the rest of the way. Once you do this, it will much easier for you to continue rather than having to rely on a travel agent all the time.
Being Scared of the Locals
This might not be the best idea for a first-time traveler because it makes him/her stand out even more and be easily identified as a ‘Johnny Just Come’, which can be quite disadvantageous for said first-time traveler. It is best to be open and free, especially when you are visiting a foreign area. Of course, this doesn’t mean you should neglect the use of common sense and throw basic caution to the wind, but don’t over do it by thinking everyone is out to get you. If you’re open and friendly, you can even make one or two friends among the locals that will guide you on the basic things you need to know about life there.
Don’t Be Too Hard Yourself for Being Scammed
It’s only natural that if you’re new to a place, you are likely to occasionally get scammed while adjusting to how life works there. It’s okay, no matter how smart or careful you are, it will happen sometimes. There’s no easy way around it so just roll with the punches and learn whatever lesson that needs to be learned to avoid it happening again. Being scammed doesn’t mean you should be so hard on yourself and become hyperactive and super distrustful of everyone around you, you’ll exhaust yourself living that way. Just let the experiences make you wiser, learn from them and be better for it.
Underestimating Costs
It is best to travel with the mentality that everything over 'there' is likely to cost more, especially if you are traveling to a town or city as opposed to a village. As much as you are trying to be conservative, it is much better to get to your destination and have more than enough rather than having less and getting stranded, which can be particularly disadvantageous to you as a first-time traveler.
Packing Way Too Many Things
It might be tempting to over-pack if you’re a first-time traveler, but please do your best to overcome this temptation. It is best to pack lightly so you will be able to easily respond to any sudden instance or situation during your travel. Over-packing is not very safe for you and can weigh you down, therefore, it is best to avoid it. Try to only pack the items you absolutely - and the key word is ‘absolutely’ - cannot do without.
Source: http://www.opinions.ng/5-mistakes-first-time-travelers-make/
Well,
1)I packed very few things. Na only God provide the cloth I have been flexing since�
2)For the aeroplane, I no understand the kind food they were serving. Didn't know which one was the appetizer, desert. In fact, there was this thing butter, cheese, I had to lick it in a coded manner before I dropped it. I was using one eye to watch one small Asian boy and another oyibo to know which one they would eat first.
3)The only problem I have here na say I deh miss woman cooking for me.... You know how it is nah...
All shaa.. nice post
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ElPhoche(m): 7:28pm On Oct 11, 2017 |
PASCALSILVA:
just recieved a call from my sister ...@holy innocent nnewi that all the schools at nnewi has closed for the day ..but the reasons she gave is what i dnt understand
Why must you show your face to prove your point?
Social media self..
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ElPhoche(m): 10:53pm On Oct 03, 2017 |
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ElPhoche(m): 8:12pm On Oct 03, 2017 |
queenitee:
Abeg share am with me
You go come my house make we sit down,read the story and eat popcorn in my cozy sofa?
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ElPhoche(m): 10:20am On Oct 03, 2017 |
Cire80:
of course I know that. They the white women give birth to less children is not the reason I made that assertion. If you don't know about the goings on in this world, you would never understand some certain things. There's so many things wrong with the white man's body which you can never see in any medical journal. There's a conspiracy to hide any deficiency in them and exposed any little insufficiencies in us albeit magnifying them. The white man's body is not all glowing. Their system is weak. Believe it or not. I've been privileged to get first hand information on this courtesy of some black Caribbeans I moved with. I can't share here for certain reasons
Guy, you can argue for no just cause. It haff do. I no deh type again
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ElPhoche(m): 5:41am On Oct 03, 2017 |
Cire80:
it doesn't make us invincible but it makes the fatality rate extremely marginal compared how it would be with some certain race of people when exposed to exactly the same conditions. I don't believe in many of the stats I see because they're used a propaganda tool of making it seem like Africa is home of sickness and diseases while in the real sense they're the ones that suffer so much from them. I judge from my personal interactions with different races and nationalities and I've come to the conclusion that despite the artificial and diabolical manufacturing of diseases by Bill gates, Obama and the rest of them into Africa, they have more diseases than us. Our women take in more easily than theirs. High percentage of their women are dependent on fertility drugs and other things. Many of their people have weak body systems and they're dependent on machines to exist.
In the words of Tyrione Lannister, 'Some things are not true just because you want to believe not true'. Sitting in your sitting room, making an assumption and holding that assumption to be true is so ignorant.
I may be as fertile as a rabbit, but I am not giving birth to more than 2-3 kids (irrespective of sex) simply because I want to give those 2-3 the best quality of life I can, remove reproductive stress from my wife and enjoy her fresh too. Fertility is not by the number of children you have. In this present time, to born on village is so rubbish. How many people in Nigeria can take care of a 5 children comfortably?
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ElPhoche(m): 9:34pm On Oct 02, 2017 |
Seated and reaching for my popcorn. Hmmmmm
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ElPhoche(m): 9:21pm On Oct 02, 2017 |
There is this guy in a hospital here who is quite obese but needed a CT scan done. Dude weighs like 250kg. The usual hospital CT scan cannot take him. Do you know what was done? He was taken to an animal hospital where they used the CT they use for animal like elephants. My guy, Cire80, if na for Nigeria, there is NO place like that. You are dead simply
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ElPhoche(m): 9:12pm On Oct 02, 2017 |
Cire80:
you're not making sense. Are you arguing that Africans have much more stronger immunity to so many things compared to white counterparts? Can an average white man that visited Africa survive mosquito bites for a week without falling sick and eventually dying if not properly treated? Can an average white man drink pond water for a week without falling sick and dying? Yet I've seen people that have been exposed to mosquito and drank pond water all their lives and they lived for hundred of years. The question now is, is there such things as immunity?
The die from malaria because we have developed significant immunity from from a lifetime of mosquito bite. If you stay in d united states for like 10 years and come back, you are almost as vulnerable.
We have immunity simply because we are constantly exposed to shit that our system has gotten used to it and produce antibodies against them, which on its own still doesn't make us invincible. It is simply a case of not needing something because you have no use for it.
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ElPhoche(m): 9:08pm On Oct 02, 2017 |
Cire80:
I'm not a doctor but I'm talking from first hand experience. I'm not talking about population but percentage. A high percentage of Americans are suffering from one sickness or the other. The common sickness in Nigeria is typhoid and malaria. I have friends and family here and in the US. From my experience there, a high percentage of Americans are suffering from some serious illness that requires an operation. Many people there survive on blood thinners. Some can't sleep without having some machines close by. Don't talk like I don't have friends in Nigeria anymore and don't know the type of sicknesses existing here.
In the US, they are no longer grappling with infectious disease like we are still doing. Lemme not enter the 'malaria and typhoid' discussion with you. Know that the diagnosis of malaria and typhoid is wrong 95%, at least for typhoid. Widal test test is not w diagnostic test for Typhoid actually. Research more on that matter. Do you know how many people in Nigeria are in need of surgeries but cannot have one; maybe from money, infrastructure, inability to assess care, and even not knowing what they have? Just look up online and compare things like Maternal mortality, Infant mortality, and other health indices of Nigeria and the US.
We might not like it, but it is a bitter truth. In the entire eastern Nigeria, there is only one place you can receive photo therapy for cancer. That is in Enugu, and the machine there is obsolete. You have to grapple with hard facts here. If you are in the States here, you would know that things work. Lemme stop and face what I am doing abeg
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ElPhoche(m): 1:24pm On Oct 02, 2017 |
Cire80:
Luckily, Nigerians don't suffer up to 1% of cancer and brain tumor or any other acute and chronic sicknesses you can think of as the US. Any average teen or adult in the US has undergone one form of surgery or another. So many have artificial instruments fixed inside their body and others are living with gadgets. Yet they say Africa is home of diseases. Only someone that's never been there or someone that's never had close relationship with them would believe such claims
Trust me, your assertion is not true. I am a doctor. Part of the reasons it appears that our people don't suffer as much are these
-Nigeria doesn't have a cancer registry, at best a quasi-registry is what we have. The Americans have it and all tcancers are recorded. They are good with keeping records.
-Nigeria is just like the size of a state in the US.
Assume that in your village, 20person get an illness but only 6 reported, and then another State with 10 villages, who the 200 (20×10) reported, can you say that your village doesn't suffer cancers as much?
I am not trying to say that they don't have cancer as much as us, but cancers have types too. I know several times that when we make a diagnosis of cancer like Nephroblastoma in children, and tell the parents, they would be surprised thatn'children can have cancer'
-We don't seek care in Nigeria for reasons like shame, ignorance, poverty, 'church'
How many times have you gone for a checkup? That should go a long way in answering your question.
My regards to you. Do have a nice day
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ElPhoche(m): 1:15pm On Oct 02, 2017 |
As bad as it may sound, what he said is true. Here in Houston, there is this hospital/building I everyday, the name is Petimaging. Men, it is way way better than your average Nigerian hospital, 100:1. And it is just about radiology for animals. When I was working in Nigeria, we used to send some of our patients down to Asaba or even Enugu, when our CT or MRI in NAUTH wasn't working. Do you know, in Houston, a mere Texas children hospital taking care of just an aspect of paediatrics is way 5X bigger than Transcorp Hilton in Nigeria?
My people, we are still very very far. Make I no talk the one weh relate to my profession
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ElPhoche(m): 6:55am On Sep 29, 2017 |
ghostwritter:
If I talk sey my head no dey swell for una beautiful messages (here on nairaland and emails) Wallahitallahi na lie I dey lie. I really appreciate every words of commendation and appreciation.
Honestly, the hustlings and stress i'm going through lately outside nairaland has left no chance for any meaningful composition (been travelling for job interviews...asin more like an annoying tour to companies). But funny enough, I couldn't just stop thinking of the ideas for the book two as it keeps flowing into my head with every ing day scene by scene, chapter by chapter and I can't help but marvel to some of the unspeakable ideas and say 'thank God' (As in for real...THE WAR IS COMING REALLY BAD like you can never imagine). All I need is inspiration , time, and a chilled rubber of Yogurt to gathering the imagination into suitable words in a systematic chain of plot.
Your wait will worth it.
One episode make we chill nah?
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ElPhoche(m): 12:24am On Sep 28, 2017 |
how are your cats, bro?
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ElPhoche(m): 2:55pm On Sep 11, 2017 |
CzarChris:
Explorers, how could you forget Sega Mega Drive 2. Playing MK with brutality, fatality, babality and combo in sega still remains the best MK game ever to me. How could I even forget Sunset riders, tekken etc. Chai! Man don dey old o.
Noob Saibot was the man for me. XCABCZXXABCZCZC.....Brutality
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ElPhoche(m): 10:39pm On Aug 30, 2017 |
omolorlarh:
Break up or marry?
Broke up last week Thursday. I believe it was for the best.
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ElPhoche(m): 4:33pm On Aug 30, 2017 |
Na like this my girlfriend told me that one prophet that she accompanied her friend, when that friend went to see him, told her that the guy dating her is just using her and that he has another girlfriend somewhere. The thing vex me die when she told me. Girl that I have been faithful to since. I told her for starters,that dude is a false prophet. Anyway shaa, we don.....
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ElPhoche(m): 10:51pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
ghostwritter:
*******
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HURRAY!!
Ghostwritter is a year plus... August22.
In full acknowledge of God's favour in my life all along, I am using this wonderful medium to say a HAPPY BIRTHDAY to myself. I wish myself good health in abundance of wealth by the special grace of God.
Guys, please show some love to a brother by dropping your well wishes, it will go a long way in making my day.
More years, man. You are one of the greatest readers I have come across. May your ink never run dry
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ElPhoche(m): 6:38pm On Jul 17, 2017 |
Nope... Not my darling Daimler
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ElPhoche(m): 11:18pm On Jun 26, 2017 |
Men, this story is something else. Very emotional and gripping
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ElPhoche(m): 2:57pm On Jun 25, 2017 |
PrecisionFx:
So far all that u mentioned are medical problems. I can't speak much about it, just visited a government hospital n meet a good doctor n explain all or problems in clear , don't hoard any information. He will take it up from there. U won't regret it.
Dude might just be developing some schizophrenia, or even paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnoea. It is well shaa.
I also had that thing where something presses u down on the bed some years ago, it's highly physical, there's nothing spiritual about it. It's a medical issue, U wake (as in ur eyes open) before ur brain wakes up ur muscles, that's why u can't move.
Tkr
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ElPhoche(m): 10:26am On Jun 24, 2017 |
That's Dubai
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ElPhoche(m): 11:03pm On Jun 23, 2017 |
More like it. Good job
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ElPhoche(m): 7:45am On Jun 23, 2017 |
ghostwritter:
please I do not intend to misguard anyone here, it's my personal opinion which might be very wrong as well but deep down inside of me, I feel everybody will resurrect into another body (human, animal, plant, insect etc) so as to have a taste of reward to his/her past actions.
God is just Unexplanable, Uncomprehendable, Unprotectable, Undividable, Unpredictable. He allowed humans the freewill to see Him through various views but never will you know what happens when you die.
What if the greatest story you've been told all along by ur spiritual leaders were false, just what if...pls don't even let me start. I simply don't belief in religions but instead I believe in the peaceful coexisting of mankind in the way that benefits oneaother.
THE GOD I WORSHIP IS NEITHER A CHRISTIAN NOR A MUSLIM...so why should I be one.
like I had said, I might be wrong.
Hahaha. My question,
1)The God that you worship is now what?
2)Are you going to form your religion or what?
I will not further ask questions on your description of God.
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