LordAdam16:


There will be an increase that will reflect in NNPCL's books.
The open question is if they'll pass the cost on to consumers. And if so, when the price change will be effected.

The theory, at least according to a makeshift in-country economic consensus, is that by axing a huge chunk of $ transactions; the FX rate will be more stable. Fewer naira chasing the $. And the wild swings we'd been accustomed to will significantly reduce if not cease.
If the naira crashes to the dollar anyway, gas prices will go up like they habitually do.

-Lord

izzou:


Which side you mount for the pitch?

Ibime:


At my age, e no go pass centreback na

But I moved into DM this year based on say my fitness level done go up massively

izzou:


Which side you mount for the pitch?

swiz123:


A fake DM cum traffic warden.

izzou:


Hope say you no dey do escort work for there?

afrodoc2:


Unfortunately, there is no hard evidence that anything can be done to prevent post-traumatic epilepsy. The best thing is to prevent the head injury in the first place, because after the injury the one that will lead to Epilepsy will lead to Epilepsy.

Prevention of head injury by wearing helmets and using seat belts is the key. Sadly, Nigerians are allergic to wearing helmets.

N.B Post-traumatic epilepsy is not exactly the same as an acute post-traumatic seizure.

izzou:


Hope say you no dey do escort work for there?

Ibime:


At my age, e no go pass centreback na

But I moved into DM this year based on say my fitness level done go up massively

Emaprince:
poor kante..

I hope this is not true

izzou:
LP no dey campaign for Edo state?

I never see one picture of Akpata at all

Unlimited22:

I thought he was talk and do in your eyes unlike his predecessors

I thought he announced the removal on stage immediately after inauguration 😂😂😂

Roland17:
Absolutely and that is the Banza that is avoidable.

Roland17:


Doc, I think we have discussed this topic on this thread before.

You see, a lot of the head trauma that leads to epilepsy in the future, usually occur during childhood. Do you know how many times children fall, hit their heads, can’t describe what happened but move on like nothing? Infact, we were told stand up and be a man, meanwhile your head don suffer serious vibration.

Many suffered unresolved/ undiagnosed concussions during childhood which is worse because the skull and the brain are still developing. Also there is a misconception that seizures are only Grand mal. Blank stares, rapid eye movement constitute other forms of seizure. In some instances, it is best to avoid triggers like right lights, loud/ sharp noise if they are unprovoked.