Gidado Lahadi
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It is with deep sorrow and submission to God’s will that we announce the passing of our dear colleague, Dr. Akujobi Carrington, House Officer in the Department of Surgery.
This is a heartbreaking loss to our community. Dr. Carrington was one of us — committed, hardworking,
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This came in at a super perfect time for me!
Thank you, My Chief!!!❤️🫂
Gidado Lahadi@GidadoDeb
Tips to pass the Final MBBS exam. A Thread💡 1. Start studying consistently from the beginning of Surgery, Medicine and Community medicine posting for at least 2-4 hours per day. Prioritize understanding for long term recall avoid cramming.
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eldest daughters and their quiet pattern of handling life alone.
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The high rate of poverty in Nigeria is necessary for vote buying.
It’s an election tool.
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His & Hers on Netflix is the exact plot twist I want to witness in every single show I watch. My heart stopped for a second and I almost shed a tear or four.
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Nigerian doctors wailing about braindrain, excessive workload, poor facilities and decline in quality of training
ZERO OUTCRY
Nigeria resident doctors and JOHESU on strike for over a month
ZERO OUTCRY
Cases of medical negligence leading to death
YEEEE! NIGERIAN DOCTORS ARE POORLY TRAINED!
THEY ARE BUTCHERS!
THIS PLACE IS A CEMETARY! AHHHH! NIGERIA DOCTORS DON'T KNOW ANYTHING, THEY ARE BUSY DOING TECH, ORI WON TI KU and blah blah
Many doctors here on X, myself inclusive have been wailing for years on this matter, we've pointed out that the healthcare system is fucked.
We have been pointing out the inadequacies for years.
But the unserious people out there won't point to the real culprit of our shitty healthcare system.
Jokers.
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Instead of the government addressing the concerns of striking health workers across federal and tertiary hospitals, a strike that has crippled our healthcare system for over two months now, they have chosen to implement a “no work, no pay” policy.
This is simply adding salt to an already existing injury.
Resolve this strike and save the millions of Nigerians who are suffering and dying as a direct result of this prolonged healthcare shutdown.
Nigerians deserve better!
Nigerian healthcare workers deserve better!!
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@channelstv @efe_palmer Courts are often used by government as a delay tactic, not a final solution.The court needs to lift the interim injunction and give a gives a substantive ruling on the dispute
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90% of being a doctor is learning how to convey uncertainty
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Hepatitis B immunoglobulin (HBIG) in Nigeria is expensive, yet health workers often have to spend more than half of their salary to procure it after a needlestick injury.
Gidado Lahadi@GidadoDeb
Preventive medicine is pertinent and should be prioritized, made convenient, and accessible to the general population.
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Vaccines like the HPV vaccine prevent cervical cancer, yet they are expensive and largely inaccessible to most Nigerian women who need them
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Preventive medicine is pertinent and should be prioritized, made convenient, and accessible to the general population.
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Preventive medicine is pertinent and should be prioritized, made convenient, and accessible to the general population.
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Let me explain:
A core Muslim country, is afraid of sending their Muslim citizens to a Christian country, cos of fear of being turned into terrorists by the Muslims in the Christian country.
But Christians in the said country, are ignorant of the mess they are in.
A whole clown show.
Visegrád 24@visegrad24
BREAKING: The UAE announces it will cuts funds for citizens who want to study in the UK out of fear of Emirati students being radicalized by Muslim Brotherhood Islamists on British campuses. An Arab state now views a European state as a dangerous Islamist radicalization hotspot
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The Iran blackout is the largest and most urgent story in the world right now
And legacy media is dead silent.
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Nigeria’s doctors are under siege.
Kidnapped for ransom.
Killed if ransom isn’t paid.
All while earning too little for basic needs.
This is a national crisis that cannot continue.
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