Aicey 4

Stop Female genital mutilation. We say No. It is harmful. Leave a girl child the way she is created. No rubbing or massaging.

@INiphy Congratulations dear God pls barb me this style🤲🤲🤲🤲

See who is in 500 level!! Done with Path and Pharm forever😭😭

@_SmallShay God of path and pharm. pls see this

It's Wednesday,4th of March 2026 and I'm here crying on my bed because I just had my first set of Distinctions in medical school. In Paediatrics and Community health!😭😭 Same community health that I thought I'd fail.(I already told my family members this) Ahhhhhhh. Jesus Iyeeeee

@king_pearxe so sad😢

I just saw Princess comment on this photo I almost cried 😭 Keep resting my precious friend I definitely know you're in a place where you won't feel pain anymore 🕊🕊🕊

@pathphamwarrior Guyyyy i have given up eeeh histopath is after my life

I slept for 8 hours 30 minutes last night and I feel guilty A normal human being shouldn't feel guilty, but I feel guilty Path and pharm<<<

@Dr_statesman @Presen_sah involve me🙏….. i am still a student btw

@Presen_sah We glue here

Anybody discouraging the younger ones from studying medicine and surgery is not honest. The privileges that come with this certificate and license are enormous. I got more than 5 jobs at federal government hospitals at the end of my house job. I still went for NGO. Now, I am leaving NGO to go for state government work. I have worked in Airforce and Army facilities, and I was given senior officers lodge. I don't even need to search for a job except some other few highly lucrative organizations, but having a job to earn a leaving is never a problem and won't be in the next 100 years. Is OK if you tell them the challenges but allow them to make the decisions for themselves.

@DrMel_ God bless you sir May your offspring never experience abuse🙏

When a woman goes to a guys house and he sexually abuses her, you drag the woman.. “what took you there” When that same woman says “let’s meet outside, I don’t go to men’s houses” you drag her again that she’s more interested in the aesthetics than the date Y’all need to use your heads more often on this app fr, it’s getting out of hand

@_kkhyu Cone and give me a hug

Talked about #JusticeForOchanya in a cyber cafe i went to today and the so called pastor there was trying to make excuses, gave him his size. Left them extra enlightened. #JusticeForOchanya #JusticeForOchanya #JusticeForOchanya

@Kakashi_t4 @Wizarab10 "I can't help but laugh" Alright When e reach your child turn Keep Laughing oh🙄🙄

The same women who do not talk about sexual abuse of boys by older women because it must not be heard that women sleep with boy children? If not for Twitter, many of you didn't know about this. It was just a conversation between boys because it was a norm to lose virginity before 10. Even with the knowledge, it is still not a topic of interest for same reason the older women turned a blind eye. The girl child is very protected. We just have more work to do on that. The boy child has never been protected. It is believed he would be alright regardless. There is no era of human existence women have not been put first - even before children.

@dike_valerie @Nazannwa So me It's not me that will engage a clear mad man

@Nazannwa Very shameless person. I like how she blocked him instead of exchanging words with him.

Look at the dangerous message a man sent to my sister because she said NO to him. A married man, btw.

@_sharoned Plot twist: Highest in Jamb don collect repeat year

When I see takes like this, I just know it’s from a preclinical student because walahi you cannot write MB and be thinking about jamb score Lmao

@dLtheboy @Vapour_45 Even at 100 level Why are you a witch?

@Vapour_45 I mean, it's understandable for an 100lvl bozo to think like that, they still possess secondary school brain. But for a supposedly 500lvl student????

Well, after our 100lvl results were released and lots of our mates dropped, I saw people who were visibly happy that some persons were dropped, at the same time, angry, that people they perceived "unserious" passed. This kind thing sey na life we dey!!!

@Just_ebube In medical ethics he should be pitied not judged😂😂😂 cause he is sick

That guy that is angry that his course mates passed their Mb along side him is actually mentally unstable you guys shouldn’t worry about him .

@_C___O_ @siriusnoirnegro @docneto But they are so quick to drag doctors Everybody will be fine

@siriusnoirnegro @docneto So in essence, they should leave healthcare workers to keep earning the same meagre amount? You sound like a terrible person

Can Nigeria really afford a minimum of $1k per month for every health worker? Would love to think so but I really doubt it oh.

@oluwaDanielmii @Just_ebube In my next life i no fit near medicine God pls give me the grace to complete the one i have started 😭🙏🙏

Life don pass "Study a professional course". Ejeh study wetin your brain carry and pray for grace when you graduate

@Nursebassey_ @oluwaDanielmii Even them sef never take that advice cos if they do their exam no suppose hard like that

@oluwaDanielmii Until exam time reach and you realize the question no get anything to do with the advice

Lecturers that divert from the topic they're teaching and turn the class into a guidance and counseling session>>>>

@oluwaDanielmii Or prayer session

@DrAkhilX What a great inspiration

In 2014, West Africa was facing the worst Ebola outbreak in history. The deadly virus had ravaged countries like Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone—but had not yet reached Nigeria. That changed when Patrick Sawyer, a Liberian-American diplomat, arrived at an airport in Lagos, Nigeria on July 20, 2014. Shortly after landing, he suddenly collapsed at the airport and was rushed to First Consultant Hospital, where Dr. Stella Ameyo Adadevoh, an endocrinologist and the lead physician in charge of the clinic, received him. Sawyer presented with fever and other nonspecific symptoms, so he was initially suspected to have malaria. However, what no one knew at the time was that Sawyer had just returned from Liberia after attending his sister’s funeral—she had died of Ebola. When Sawyer failed to respond to malaria treatment and his condition worsened, Dr. Adadevoh began to suspect Ebola, despite there being no confirmed case yet in Nigeria. When the Liberian embassy reportedly pressured the hospital to discharge Sawyer so he could attend a conference, Dr. Adadevoh refused. Fully aware of the risks and the potential for a national catastrophe, she placed him under strict quarantine, defying diplomatic pressure. Her decisive action prevented Sawyer from leaving the hospital and unknowingly spreading the virus to hundreds, possibly thousands, of people in Lagos—a city of over 20 million. Because of her courage and quick thinking, Ebola’s spread in Nigeria was limited to just 19 confirmed cases and 8 deaths, all traced back to Sawyer. Tragically, Dr. Adadevoh herself contracted the virus while caring for him and died on August 19, 2014. Today, Dr. Stella Adadevoh is remembered as a national hero whose bravery, medical judgment, and moral courage saved Nigeria—and potentially all of West Africa—from a devastating epidemic. Her story is taught in medical schools as a shining example of ethical leadership and the power of one doctor’s decision to protect public health above all else.

@RolandDecker Exactlyyyy Like why seek validation always?

"You are the most structurally vulnerable when your opinion of yourself comes from the opinions of the people around you."

@MaryRoseMalomo Ahhhh Pls which school is that

No MB this year. Now, there’ll be no MB next year too. Does it make sense to my provost that I’ll be writing one MB exam three years after the last one? Does it make any sense to him?😭😭