Barnabas Simon

I learnt about AI digital product marketing in January. Randomly bought a course back then… Didn’t even watch it until 3 weeks ago. Set up my first product 2 weeks ago. That single product has already generated half the size of my current followers in $$$. I’m never going broke for the rest of my life.

24 websites that are actually useful. Bookmark this. 🧵 Last one is my favorite!

Time to leave all this internship hustling groupssss

Hmm

During our posting There was this patient I was following up, she was on dialysis, I checked in the morning and found her bed empty I concluded that maybe she was taking to theater or something, I nearly asked her daughter her mum was when I saw her but decided to check again

• To become a licensed Medical Officer in Nigeria costs you a minimum of "8+x" Years: 6+x full years in the university, followed by 1 year of Housemanship (a brutal baptism of fire in public hospitals where you discover that everything they taught you was preparation), plus 1 compulsory year of NYSC to serve the state. To step into a courtroom wearing the Wig & Gown takes "7+x" Years minimum: 5+x years in the university, 1 year at the Nigerian Law School, plus the 1 compulsory year of NYSC. • That is just the beginning for both. The doctor who wants to become a specialist/Consultant (e.g.,Neurologist or Cardiothoracic Surgeon) must write grueling Primaries, pass Fellowship Exams, and serve under older Consultants for an additional 4 to 8+ years. The full journey to speciality is 12 to 15+ heavily regimented years. Mastery in Law has no "Residency." After the Call to Bar, you are thrown directly into the adversarial free market. You learn by doing, winning, or losing in front of judges. To become a Senior Advocate of Nigeria you must practice for a minimum of 10 active years, maintain a flawless record across appellate courts, and in reality most SANs have been at it for 15 to 20 years before the title arrives. • Medicine says Do no harm (Primum non nocere) by prioritizing universal beneficence. A surgeon treats a wounded terrorist the exact same way they treat a wounded priest. Law says protect the process and hear the other side (Audi alteram partem). A defense attorney must ruthlessly protect a guilty client not for the criminal’s sake, but to protect the sacred system of Due Process from tyranny. For me, neither profession is superior because without legal frameworks the hospital becomes a target. And without medicine the courthouse will sit empty.

medical students, who do you usually call when the going gets tough. I'll start first: my mummy ooo