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You didn't let your child write exams because her exam number is number 666?
What should number 419 do?
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GATHER
SPIKES
ABCDE of counselling.
All taught in medical school, but we're not having the best application for that knowledge outside OSCE station.
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I have over 10 unverified accounts who come to my page daily to read my contents.
I appreciate you guys, you all are the reason I put more effort in writing more.
Y’all motivate me to keep tweeting my thoughts without holding back.
Go to the nearest bar and make an order mayor de for you❤️
TGIF
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To all my family and friends that belong to that group, Come out from there and run to Jesus.
Rev Ntia Ntia don put mouth for the matter. Make this Pastor no whine me because no be today dem full that Church. Was he a Member?
Come out and be free forever.
It is Jesus or Nothing – at Golden Glades, FL
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What if the future of Nigeria is not being destroyed only by the decisions of those in power, but also by the everyday choices of ordinary people who have learnt to benefit from a broken system?
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Both sulfonylureas and DPPIV inhibitors stimulate insulin secretion.
Why is it that only sulfonylureas increased risk of Hypoglycemia?
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It's actually possible, that's why Perioperative nurses conduct instruments and swabs counts before and after a surgery. But some hospitals especially low budget private hospitals don't do that
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Again!!!!!
Hello. ❌
Hi Funke. ❌
Good morning. ❌
Hello Funke, I want to make inquiries about... ✅
I don't reply to DMs that lack aim and objective.
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A Quick life story 🤔
I remember telling my friend during my polytechnic days In dept of Science laboratory Technology.
Bro, let's go study medicine.
He said, that's very nice, infact he had a great jamb score but his worry remains "He never had the resources to finish in the program.
I encouraged him, Oh yes brother, God will make a way.
But unfortunately He didn't go ahead with the pursuit.
I tried again and didn't get In.
He called me one day and said, aren't you tired.
I smiled and replied" I will try one more time, by then I was in my 3rd year biochemistry.
The rest they say is HISTORY.
You must persevere, even though it looks impossible, Just don't give up.
PUSH UNTIL SOMETHING HAPPENS.
IT IS THROUGH ENTERING INTO A ROOM, THAT GRANTS ASSESS TO MORE ROOMS.
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Please when it comes to Healthcare, Don't compare any state in Nigeria to Lagos.
Lagos is far far ahead of every state in Nigeria.
From pushing mandatory health insurance for its residents.
Equipping its state hospital ( NO state hospital in Nigeria comes close)
Toll free and emergency response ambulances
Digitalising its healthcare system.
Revamping and investing in its primary health centers, and general hospitals.
Additional incentives like transportation for some staff using staff buses , etc
Really impressive
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Corpers who reject a ₦67,000 job deserve to stay at home. Nobody owes you ₦300,000 because you finished NYSC and collected a certificate.
My eldest brother’s son passed out in Ilorin yesterday. He was still in his khaki when he rejected a ₦67,000 job.
The company had been waiting for him since September. He looked at the manager and said, “I did not study Accounting for four years to earn that salary.”
My brother heard it last night and collected his car keys from him. His younger sister in 200 level told him, “Brother, just start somewhere.”
He looked at her and said, “Small girl, go and read your book.”
This afternoon my brother called the manager to beg for the job. The manager said, “Sir, another guy already collected the offer letter today. He didn’t complain. He just said thank you and asked when he could resume.”
He starts on Monday. After three months they will move him to ₦157,000.
My nephew is 25 years old.
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If you’re single and doing your housemanship outside UBTH, you are actively losing 1 Million Naira. 😭💔
Yes, you read that right.
Today, the CMD, Prof. Idia Ize-Iyamu, literally handed a ₦1,000,000 cheque to these two doctors who are both currently house officers at the facility.
While other hospitals are giving you depression, tears, and relentless 24-hour calls, UBTH is giving co-interns funding to start a family.
Single House Officers, look at your call partner right now... your destiny helper might be in the same ward! 👇🤣
See photos of the moment below. God when?! 🎂❤️























