Most of these learned Fellows are not after all learned. They lack basic understanding of theconstitution they carry around. If only they had known what fundamental rights entail, they wouldn't have put up such behaviour.
Hijab is one of fundamental rights of Muslim women and it does not trample on other people's rights. It has never lost court cases and it's not going to lose this time around too. Continuous antagonism to Muslim rights would rather make them stronger and agitate for more that were hitherto suppressed.

chai...

ds problem persists.

I thought d school authority/fg were contemplating on building metro system ( locomotive) dt would ply campus- tanke route.

it's a matter of knowing when to join d queue. I would just crash into one of d theatres nd forced myself to read while waiting for d traffic to ease out around evening time.

would u kindly translate ds prophetic dua?

This is what a doctor friend just
sent to me.... I think it is quiet
interesting and worth reading
especially for doctors,
paramedicals and even the
general public......
Consultants and Chief Medical
Officers in other Government
Hospitals in the Developed World
(International best practices/
standards). We do not need to
travel far and wide to know what
is happening in other parts of the
world because the world has
become a global village, all thanks
to information technology. The
conflict in Nigeria health sector
has tugged me to search for what
is obtainable on the key warring
issues in other developed
countries. Ideally the Nigeria
Health system format is supposed
to be compared with that of the
Britain(not the Americans) since
Nigeria adopted and is using the
British educational/health
systems; however reference has
been made on American health
system in this write up, for
obvious reason.
I deliberately sourced for all
information from current and
popular international
encyclopedia and/or professional
websites not hosted by medical
doctors.
. Medical/hospital Consultant:
The term or title "consultant" is
coined from consultation. It is
wise to see the standard
definitions of medical
consultation; which are: Medical
consultation is a formal meeting
with a medical doctor for
discussion or the seeking of
advice {www.en.m.wikipedia.org/
consultation(medical) }. It is also
defined as a procedure whereby,
on request by one Physician,
another Physician reviews a
patients medical history, examines
the patient and makes
recommendation as to care and
treatment( www.medical
dictionary.freedictionary.com/
medical consultation). In the UK,
Republic of Ireland and parts of
the commonwealth countries
Medical
Consultant is the title of a senior
hospital-based physician or
surgeon who has completed all of
his/her specialist training
{www.en.m.wikipedia.org/
consultant(medicine) ,
www.medicaldictionary.thefreed
ictionary.com/consultant(medic
ine) , www.gapmedics.co.uk/
difference between consultant
and a doctor in a hospital }
. Consultant Pharmacist:
In America Pharmacists are
broadly grouped into two:
1. Health system pharmacist
2. Consultant pharmacist
The health system pharmacist is
hospital-based pharmacist that
provides care to patient on
healthcare team. They undergo
residency training but are not
awarded the title of consultant.
(www.asph.org ). Consultant
Pharmacists are pharmacist that
work as private pharmacist for
individual elderly persons or is
employed to work in old people
homes(institute) to enhance
quality of care for all old persons.
They are non-hospital staff and do
not undergo residency training
but write preparation/
recertification examinations. They
are also called senior care
pharmacists (www.ascp.com ).
. Consultant Nurse:
In USA Consultant Nurse is a
registered nurse who uses
expertise as a healthcare provider
and specialized training to consult
on medical related legal case.
They assist attorneys in reading
medical records and
understanding medical
terminology and healthcare issues
to achieve the best results for
their client. They are non-hospital
staff.( www.en.m.wikipedia.org/
nurse consultant)
. Chief Medical Director (Office):
This title is used in many
countries for the senior
government official designated as
head of medical services, usually
at the national level. He advices
and leads a team of medical
experts on matters of importance.
{ /chief medical officer,
medicaldictionary.thefreedicti
onary.com/chief medical officer,
www.ehow.com/chief
medicalofficer, www. gov.uk/
government/people/sally-davies }
. Surgeon General In the United
States and many areas of the
British Commonwealth:
This title refers to a physician
commissioned by government and
entrusted with the public health
responsibilities. In Uk Surgeon
General is the senior medical
officer of the British Armed Forces
(www.en.m.wikipedia/surgeon
general UK/USA).
. Hospital Chief Executive Officer:
This is the highest management
position within a in the capitalist
countries. He or she is expected
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Allah Akbar !!!

Rebels Admit
Responsibility for
Chemical Weapons
Attack
Militants tell AP reporter they
mishandled Saudi-supplied
chemical weapons, causing
accident
Paul Joseph Watson
Infowars.com
August 30, 2013
Syrian rebels in the Damascus
suburb of Ghouta have admitted
to Associated Press correspondent
Dale Gavlak that they were
responsible for last week’s
chemical weapons incident
which western powers have
blamed on Bashar Al-Assad’s
forces, revealing that the
casualties were the result of an
accident caused by rebels
mishandling chemical weapons
provided to them by Saudi
Arabia.
“From numerous interviews with
doctors, Ghouta residents, rebel
fighters and their
families….many believe that
certain rebels received chemical
weapons via the Saudi
intelligence chief, Prince Bandar
bin Sultan, and were responsible
for carrying out the (deadly) gas
attack,” writes Gavlak. (back up
version here ).
Rebels told Gavlak that they were
not properly trained on how to
handle the chemical weapons or
even told what they were. It
appears as though the weapons
were initially supposed to be
given to the Al-Qaeda offshoot
Jabhat al-Nusra.
“We were very curious about
these arms. And unfortunately,
some of the fighters handled the
weapons improperly and set off
the explosions,” one militant
named ‘J’ told Gavlak.
His claims are echoed by another
female fighter named ‘K’, who
told Gavlak, “They didn’t tell us
what these arms were or how to
use them. We didn’t know they
were chemical weapons. We
never imagined they were
chemical weapons.”
Abu Abdel-Moneim, the father of
an opposition rebel, also told
Gavlak, “My son came to me two
weeks ago asking what I thought
the weapons were that he had
been asked to carry,” describing
them as having a “tube-like
structure” while others were like
a “huge gas bottle.” The father
names the Saudi militant who
provided the weapons as Abu
Ayesha.
According to Abdel-Moneim, the
weapons exploded inside a
tunnel, killing 12 rebels.
“More than a dozen rebels
interviewed reported that their
salaries came from the Saudi
government,” writes Gavlak.
If accurate, this story could
completely derail the United
States’ rush to attack Syria
which has been founded on the
“undeniable” justification that
Assad was behind the chemical
weapons attack. Dale Gavlak’s
credibility is very impressive. He
has been a Middle East
correspondent for the Associated
Press for two decades and has
also worked for National Public
Radio (NPR) and written articles
for BBC News.
The website on which the
story originally appeared - Mint
Press (which is currently down
as a result of huge traffic it is
attracting to the article) is a
legitimate media organization
based in Minnesota.
The Minnesota Post did a
profile on them last year.
Saudi Arabia’s alleged role in
providing rebels, whom they
have vehemently backed at every
turn, with chemical weapons, is
no surprise given the revelations
earlier this week that the Saudis
threatened Russia with terror
attacks at next year’s Winter
Olympics in Sochi unless they
abandoned support for the
Syrian President.
“I can give you a guarantee to
protect the Winter Olympics next
year. The Chechen groups that
threaten the security of the
games are controlled by us,”
Prince Bandar allegedly told
Vladimir Putin, the Telegraph
reports.
The Obama administration is set
to present its intelligence
findings today in an effort prove
that Assad’s forces were behind
last week’s attack, despite
American officials admitting to
the New York Times that there is
no “smoking gun” that directly
links President Assad to the
attack.
US intelligence officials also told
the Associated Press that the
intelligence proving Assad’s
culpability is “no slam dunk.”
As we reported earlier this
week, intercepted intelligence
revealed that the Syrian Defense
Ministry was making “panicked”
phone calls to Syria’s chemical
weapons department demanding
answers in the hours after the
attack, suggesting that it was not
ordered by Assad’s forces.
UPDATE: Associated Press
contacted us to confirm that
Dave Gavlak is an AP
correspondent, but that her story
was not published under the
banner of the Associated Press.
We didn’t claim this was the
case, we merely pointed to
Gavlak’s credentials to stress that
she is a credible source, being
not only an AP correspondent,
but also having written for PBS,
BBC and Salon.com.
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We (MSSN) want to state unequivocally that the claim of Mrs Oladunjoye was an absolute lie and an attempt to
obstruct the course of justice.
The pronouncement by the
commissioner is an after thought
and a flagrant disrespect for the
rule of law. We have already served
the government court notice on the
issue and Justice Oyewole of the
State High Court had fixed May 27,
2013 for hearing of our suit. So, we
wonder why the commissioner, who
we believe, knows the position of
the law, would come out to make
such irresponsible pronouncement.
Her action makes us to question her
professional integrity as a lawyer!
As we have stated in our previous
positions, we will employ all legal
and peaceful means to ensure our
rights are not denied us. The
constitution of Nigeria recognises
the right to use hijab in schools and
nobody can take it away from us.

‘Iron Dome success
rate as low as zero’
As American President Barack
Obama hailed the ‘resounding
success’ of Israel’s US-financed
Iron Dome antimissile system on
the first of his tour there, missile
experts have newly unveiled that
Iron Dome’s success rate during
the regime’s November war on
Gaza was as low as zero.
While Obama used his Wednesday’s
tour of an Iron Dome installation,
“celebrating a technological wonder
built with the help of American
dollars” and seeking to showcase
US support of the Zionist regime,
there was no mention about the
“intensifying debate” on whether
the promotion of the system’s
success rate was “more illusory
than real,” says a The New York
Times article on Thursday.
"Contrary to Israeli claims that
Iron Dome’s success rate in
destroying incoming Palestinian
rockets during the regime’s
massive military strikes against the
blockaded Gaza strip was 90
percent, studies by weapons
experts in the US and Israel suggest
that the anti-missile system
“destroyed no more than 40
percent” of the rockets “and
perhaps far fewer,” the report
emphasizes."
Many rockets, they argue, were
“merely crippled or deflected” but
not destroyed as claimed, allowing
intact or dying rockets to fall on
populated areas.
Following the wildly exaggerated
claims by the Israeli regime about
Iron Dome’s success rate, the US
Congress also described the system
as “very effective,” pledging an
additional USD680 million for
deployments through 2015.
According to the report, Richard
Lloyd, a weapons expert who has
written a critique of Iron Dome for
engineers and weapons designers,
and Theodore Postol, a physicist at
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology (MIT) who helped
reveal major Patriot antimissile
failures in 1991, analyzed new
videos on the performance of the
Israeli anti-missile system and
found that Iron Dome “repeatedly
failed to hit its targets head-on.”
" “It’s very hard to see how it
could be more than 5 or 10
percent,” the report quotes Dr.
Postol as saying."
Moreover, the daily adds,
Mordechai Shefer, an Israeli rocket
scientist formerly with Rafael, Iron
Dome’s maker, studied about two
dozen videos and, in a study
published last month, “concluded
that the kill rate was zero.”
"Meanwhile, the paper underlines
that Iron Dome’s performance is
the key to a potential Israeli
decision whether to take military
action against the Islamic Republic
as it has repeatedly threatened,
hinging on its estimate of possible
retaliatory costs, “including damage
inflicted by rockets fired from
southern Lebanon and the Gaza
Strip,” not to mention Iran’s own
long-range ballistic missiles."
Amid the growing anxiety over any
Iranian retaliatory strikes on Israel
in case of an American or an Israeli
attack against the country, as often
threatened by officials of both
allies as a ploy aimed at pressuring
Tehran into abandoning its right to
use peaceful nuclear technology,
“the Israeli public saw Iron dome’s
(reported) early successes” against
rocket fire from Gaza “as proof”
that it can tolerate retaliatory
strikes, the report adds, citing
Israeli antimissile program’s
founder, Uzi Rubin.
Following the Gaza cease-fire last
year, the report notes, Lloyd began
scrutinizing “hundreds of online
videos of Iron Dome in action,”
looking for “unambiguous signs of
success: pairs of fireballs (at night)
or smoke clouds (during the day)
that formed as speeding fragments
blew up a warhead.”
However, “he found very few,” the
daily adds, citing Lloyd.
Lloyds method of video analysis
won scientific backing during the
1991 US-led Persian Gulf war
against Iraq, as the American
military boasted that its Patriot
interceptors, built to protect Israel
against potential missile attacks by
Iraqi dictator at the time Saddam
Hussein, had succeeded 96 percent
of the time.
MIT scientist, however, “analyzed
broadcast videos and found only
misses,” according to the Time’s
report.
In Israel, meanwhile, Lloyd won
support from Reuven Pedatzur, a
military analyst and former fighter
pilot “long skeptical of his
country’s antimissile claims,” who
found an Israeli police report
saying that 109 rockets launched
from Gaza - roughly twice the
military’s figure - hit urban areas.
Pedatzur further discovered
“evidence of wide destruction”
inflicted by rockets fired by
Palestinian Hamas militants.
A Finance Ministry report
registered 3,165 claims of property
damage, “including to cars and
buildings in cities like Ashdod and
Beersheba, both protected by Iron
Dome battalions.”

Do u tink israel ever respects ceasefire agreement in d 1st instance?

"Surely those who disbelieve,it being alike to them whether you warn them, or do not warn them, will not believe.

Allah has set a seal upon their hearts and upon their hearing and there is a covering over their eyes, and there is a great punishment for them" Q2v6-7.

He 'll not be tired of sending down signs but d onus lies on u to recognise them.