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@dr_berkai Way back in school My level 100 roommate was a pharmacy D student. I wake up everyday thanking God I dozed a bullet and doing medicine instead😅. Thay programm would have killed me, so tedious

That medical school reject theory dey bore me🙂 No make we vex drop WASSCE results and actual applications here 😒

@Cliff_Hadji @OgbeniDemola Getting visa to visit an African country Or even the accessibility for mode of visit is easier for a non African than an african

@OgbeniDemola African countries must first sort themselves before introducing this idea of borderless Africa. Otherwise chaos in some countries will just cross the border into more stable countries Why not first divide Africa in 8 Regions, which share similar cultures?

Europe is united. They have one currency. They have NATO. They are almost borderless, their people travel in their continent freely. In Africa, it’s easier for a white man to travel around Africa than an African.

Doctors are not meant to work in a system where every order is obeyed blindly. Even military hospitals don't operate that way. Pharmacists are supposed to question unsafe prescriptions. Laboratory professionals are supposed to reject inappropriate, duplicate, or poorly indicated tests. Nurses are supposed to speak up when something looks wrong. That is patient safety. But there is a difference between a clinical challenge made in good faith and a culture of casual disrespect & ego battles. The first protects patients. The second poisons teamwork. A serious health system needs both. The humility for orders to be questioned when necessary, and the professionalism for that questioning to be done respectfully, with clinical reasoning, and in the patient’s interest.

@gndzongana This is just ignorance and spewing sentiments as facts. I have never had a one on one encounter with a southafrican my whole life her in ghana. Nigerian,Burkinabe,ivorian or maybe Togolese. But an SA, sorry bro. You guys are not that known in this part of Africa

I have a daughter with a Ghanaian lady. The mother and daughter constantly complain to me about the hatred Ghanaian men have towards South African men. The Government of Ghana should not think we don’t know how xenophobic Ghanaians are. Ghanaians are the worst xenophobic people, especially towards South African men. Their government can go to hell, they have multiple types of Ngizwes and Phakelumthakathi. Sadly South Africans like Ghananians.

@Sam_myco1 Funyari

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@Senyo197 @yabbanx Majority of the original clothing brands ,gadgets and automobiles manufactur in China or have some vital components being manufactured in China

@yabbanx We can't even trust Chinese clothes and gadgets, but you think we should trust their automobiles? ...

European car experts were mocking Chinese cars during the 2006 World Auto Show in Frankfurt, Germany. Fast forward to today their board meetings are centred on how to counter Chinese cars. 🤣

@ChelseaChicc @n_friggo Compare quality of life Opportunities for children Texas is a better place to live than anywhere in Ghana

@n_friggo What people like you fail to mention is that Texas has a property tax rate of around 2%. Owning a house/houses worth $1.5m amounts about $30k per year in taxes alone. 5 years and you’re looking at $150k in taxes alone. And it keeps going up

Don’t buy real estate in Ghana. Prices don’t make sense. Too inflated and it’s nonsense. $1.5 million penthouse when you can acquire 3 solid houses in Texas or other states, live in one and rent out two? Jokes!

The fuckin' institution meant to advocate for your rights is acknowledging a position that human rights are not absolute instead of fiercely standing againt it... The mofos think your rights are what they decide to offer you...we might be doomed...

In Kumasi, I had to invest ¢20,000 into borehole drilling so I can have water. In Accra, I buy water from water supplier. I sleep in the dark every other day. Every time I drive back and forth on the Accra Kumasi road, I replace something underneath my car. But you say LGBTQ+?

@_GhChronicles High HIV rates among gays means that targeted intervention is the most effective way to protect the general public. Curbing spread in high-risk groups is a matter of epidemiological logic and communal safety, beyond any political lens.

Ghana AIDS Commission has been distributing lubricants to gays. It has been alleged that they fund most gay activities in Ghana.

@Emeka3345 There are more potent medications for that than all popular herbal remedies. Unless he loves the tea flavour

Retired Doctor who drinks Herbal tea to treat his arthritis watching junior Doctors condemn herbal medicines.

@_GhChronicles Introduction of very cheap plastics Less implementation of laws with regards to litering

This is what the streets of Accra looked like in 1959. Everything looked so organized and serene. What changed? Credit: Untold Ghanaian Stories/Fb

@NurainYelu I never claimed to be a radiographer nor equated a doctor to them Just trying to resolve your delusional take of believing radiographer being more knowledgeable than radiologist. Like saying a lab tacnician is knowledgeable than a Dr of melab. There is a reason one is a doctor

@ArBroni Radiography is 5 years in school Phsycian school is 6 years Radiographers spend 1-3 years on sub specialization such as interventional Radiography, Sonography etc clown get your facts right stop lying

Oya now make radiologist quickly expose patients to X rays make he sharply collect lethal dose. Even a radiologist won't claim so

@geenaeus If you level the paying fields, we'd all comply. Posting me to a remote village where im.cut off professional progression and advancement with little to no incentives while others are in cities with the same base pay and way better opportunities isn't fair

Dear medical officers, you will be posted to rural areas because the people need your help. If you are not willing to work in rural areas, do not apply for posting. Stick with the private sector. Why do you apply for a posting and then refuse to honour it?

@Mayoveli Millions will.just die of hunger and starvation We still have countries with large waterborne yet their citizens are dying for drought. Look at Congo, need we say more Stop the blame game

The war in Iran would seem minor if African countries decided we are no longer willing to be a global cash cow, then you would see what a real war looks like.

@aakashgupta I think samsungs hit 2,000 cycles right

Apple quietly doubled iPhone battery cycle life in 2023, from 500 to 1,000, and almost nobody understood why. They were paying the compliance cost two years before the law existed, to permanently exempt themselves from the user-replaceable battery rule everyone now thinks is coming for them. The actual EU regulation, Article 11 of 2023/1542 in force Feb 18, 2027, has an exemption baked in. If your battery hits 80% capacity at 1,000 charge cycles plus an IP-rated waterproofing standard, you skip the user-replaceable requirement entirely. iPhone 14 spec: 500 cycles. iPhone 15 onward: 1,000 cycles. Apple printed the new number in their own spec sheet 18 months before any other major manufacturer caught on. Right to Repair Europe published a public lament in February 2025 calling the exemption a huge opportunity missed because it swallowed the consumer rule for any phone built well enough. The math on the other side is brutal. A $150 Android with a 500-cycle battery cannot meet 1,000 cycles without a redesign that adds thickness, kills IP68, and lifts BOM cost roughly $20-40. On a $150 device that is the entire margin. Computerworld called it the end of cheap Android. So the picture in this tweet is upside down. Ursula von der Leyen wrote a law where iPhone keeps its sealed glass sandwich and the Tecno Spark gets killed. Apple saw it coming in 2022 and shipped the workaround in 2023. The real rule of EU tech regulation: the exemptions are the law. Read those before you read the headline.

You are replaceable at work, but you are NOT replaceable at home. A beautiful and poignant reflection that applies to all clinicians.

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