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@toluuuu_a @TqjJo @oreofcanada @leyeojeniyi Congratulations love ❤️🎉🎉

STILL NOT OVER IT! Reintroducing: Dr. AJIBOYE T.A. 🩺 God did it and i'm grateful to him beyond words. Outfit : @TqjJo Makeup: @oreofcanada Photography: @leyeojeniyi #AstraAspera

@shadowveee Congratulations 🎉🎊🎈

The Legacy continues. Two names added, Two white coats earned, One family legacy, Doctor #5 and #6 reporting for duty. Dr. Olaogun O.M B.Sc (Biochemistry) MB;BS Dr. Olaogun V.O B.Sc (Physiology) MB;BS #AstraAspera

How much suffering is enough? @officialABAT

Children’s day plan in some African Countries

"Don't be deterred by their threats to rig elections. This time, our votes must count. If it doesn't count, those who refuse count it, we will count them." - Peter Obi on 2027 elections.

terrorism-related deaths in Afghanistan since 2025 till date: 486 terrorism-related deaths in Nigeria since 2025 till date: 4,654 deaths linked to armed groups and over 3,000 kidnappings. Nigeria is actually worse than Afghanistan.

Your own is finished 😭 The same brand literally brought Cardi B and Ciara to Lagos. Meanwhile, your faves can’t even secure gigs outside their own cities.

@evermoorestores How do we get these please?

Evermoore dey OK ✌🏿

BREAKING: Peter Obi emerges as NDC’s sole Presidential aspirant

This is the car Toyota Corolla : SMK759HY Last seen : Acme Crescent, Ogba, Lagos This is the only picture I have but the scratch is no longer there

@FAY_FAVE Me Send it to my house

Please who is going to Hong Kong this week? My SHEIN order didn’t fit and I have to self return😭😭

@woonu_o I am so sorry 😢

Never thought I’d be going back home without my car today. Parked it for church service and came out to meet an empty space.

Happy international nurses week 🎉🎉🎉

@The_HauteNurse @Jerubbesheth_ Congratulations dear

Latest USRN!!! God did 🙏🏾🙏🏾

@_michalaaaa @Jerubbesheth_ Congratulations 🎉🎈

What happened at the hospital changed how I see nurses forever. In Nigeria, many people complain about nurses, their sharp tone, strict faces, and the way they say “next person!” like they’re angry. So when I got to the hospital that day and one nurse spoke to me with that same serious expression, I immediately assumed she was rude The waiting room was full. Babies crying, someone’s aunt fanning herself with a file, one generator outside struggling for breath, and everybody murmuring about how long they had been there. Then an old man near the corner suddenly slumped from his chair. Before anyone could even process what happened, that same “rude” nurse ran faster than everyone in the room. She caught his head before it hit the floor, started shouting instructions, checked his pulse, called for oxygen, and somehow stayed calm while all of us were panicking. For almost twenty minutes she didn’t stop moving. Sweat everywhere, gloves on, voice firm, eyes focused. The old man finally responded, and the whole room exhaled together. Then she stood up, adjusted her scarf, looked at the next patient and said, “Who is next?” in the same stern voice. That was when it hit me, some people are not rude, they’re just carrying pressure we cannot see. Since that day, I’ve respected nurses differently. Nigeria will stress you, yet some people still show up daily to save lives.

To the nursing student who feels behind: You are not late. Some people graduate at 22. Some at 32.Some at 42. But when you pass that NCLEX? It will not ask how long it took you. It will only ask if you’re safe and competent. And you will be. KEEP GOING!!💪🏾

consume sugar filled cerelac as a baby. eat noodles with sodium and drink fanta and coke with dye through out your 20s. top it up with substandard "milk". eat beans that is presevered with chemicals. eat jollof rice made with sugar and chemical called "tomato paste".

Not a single sachet in sight

Because of Tinubu, a lot of Nigerians cannot afford anything on that table.