I started my veil business with 20k, I've not made much. At least, I bought data by myself throughout the last month.
If you see anyone you like please send a DM.
🛑 Kano.
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In the comments he said he’s going to wait for when she’s going home after work and take a bike to follow her so he can know where she lives.
But yeah, not all men.
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i don't see the point in celebrating Halloween as a Nigerian. your life has been a horror show for more than a decade now.
a barrage of deadly tricks. no treats.
"You always want something"
"What is it again?"
"Ehya"
"Is it urgent?"
Better work like your life depends on it, you love in the poverty capital of the world. Your chances of being odogwu's achalugob is 1 in 100.
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A specialist in a medical field that caters to women's reproductive health and your biggest fanboys are accounts that are openly anti-women and dismiss issues that affect women. Serious need for introspection
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I'm a simple woman. Once I see that you practice here in the UK & you're making harmful, hateful & misogynistic comments about women's health, I'll report it straight to the GMC.
They'll determine if you're fit to practice since you're spewing rubbish about women's health. 🤷🏽♀️
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The way people talk is really ingenious. Do you have the same level of healthcare and access that Rihanna has? And even at that, pregnancy still has risks to her.
Stop playing with words just to win an argument. The stats on maternal death in Nigeria is publicly available
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Our colleague said it's 1 in 100 so what?
Another said he managed over 1k pregnancies so why should another person say her own experience was scary?
Let's not get into team "ohhh you people are talking too much about pregnancy please stop"
I've concluded they're sociopaths
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There's a much bigger issue being overlooked.
Have you seen the Maternal Mortality figures for Nigeria? HORRIBLE.
According to recent studies, Nigeria had the highest estimated maternal mortality ratio globally in 2023: 993 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births.
Women die from pregnancy and childbirth complications in Nigeria more than anywhere else in the world.
When a woman tells you that pregnancy felt like a near-death experience, believe her. And more importantly, let’s be concerned enough to ask why.
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The first time I experienced the procedure I do on patients, my life changed. I was the “dramatic” patient I thought some were. While I know this procedure won’t likely kill you, God forbid I’m that person arguing people’s lived experiences b/c I specialized in it. Be serious.
Knowing the physiology of pregnancy does not mean you understand every woman’s experience of it tbh. It is incredibly complex and unpredictable.
We should stop dismissing women’s accounts of their own bodies simply because their experiences do not align with what we know/expect.
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I disagree.
Tweets can reflect practice.
Imagine this Doctor’s attitude and approach, to antenatal patients in his care.
You can tell he’ll be dismissive & trivialise their complaints.
Shouldn’t you investigate his maternal morbidity & mortality rate, with more scrutiny?





























