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Matched to Psychiatry again. Now in the US. The first time was in the UK. Grateful for all the people God used to bring this to fruition, especially my loving family ❤️❤️❤️ #match2025
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Pearl
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Pearl
@Pearlanona
Mental health enthusiast• Former Team doctor to National U17 Women’s Football Team• Health volunteer/advocate •
At His Feet Katılım Ekim 2011
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@iamnuel_ @Holarmikhunley @ijiomadivine Very bad faith 😩🤣 glad you clocked it and saved your breath. My goodness 😩
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@Holarmikhunley @ijiomadivine Oh this is a bad faith conversation then. That's my clue to disengage.
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Do you realise you don't have to be Christine Lagarde to run a country? I mean you could have a core and that could be finance/economy but you don't need a PhD level knowledge of it. As long as you're not on Buhari's level, and you have a sound economic team, you'll be fine.
The Air You Breathe 🌬️@BlehisBack
Aside from his asinine supporters on here, this has been my issue with him from day one. I’ve listened to a lot of his interviews, and no, not agenda-driven edits, but full conversations. I’ve sat through him discussing the economy, his plans for it, and even his understanding of the structure of government and how it works. Each time, I’ve come away underwhelmed, and that’s me being charitable. I completely understand the burning desire to remove the government of the day, as well as the emotional and empathetic appeal he brings. But leading a multifaceted, highly complex emerging economy like Nigeria requires more than good intentions and public sympathy. Yet every time you point that out, a swarm of witless cretins floods your mentions with insults and abuse, as though that will somehow change your assessment or translate into votes at the ballot box. In any case, I wish all the candidates the very best come 2027. May the best ideas win, and may Nigeria be great again.
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@Wikenibori @agupard_a @uchesame Just curious what your definition of ‘articulation’ is. He spoke very coherently. What he said is easily understandable by anyone with any level of literacy. He articulated himself well. If your definition of articulation is speaking ‘phone’, you might need to revise it 🤷♀️
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@agupard_a @uchesame He NEEDS to learn public speaking sha.
He is NOT articulate at all
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Fancy was the main reason people started questioning this guy’s sexuality.
I don’t understand why people can’t breakup or divorce quietly.
PJ ✂️@OAeoleon
This man had a good heart, just listening to him here; sure Fancy felt bad about her decision. Rest well Alex
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@talk2veee @ScorpStarr This is really dishonest. She said everyone should live their truth. Every1 including herself. She didn’t say ‘live your truth’. The line wasn’t targeted at him. People like you read it as being directed at him because you already had your suspicions. That’s not Fancy’s fault.
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@ScorpStarr Oh shift Abeg
Who told him “live your truth”, that bloggers feasted on?
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This doesn’t exist. Nothing like Igbo by marriage.
AGU ◻️@Agu_Bu_Agu
@NelOsuji @YouCanCallMeOma @nzemmili Why are y’all pushing people away from the Igbos? Is it jealousy? It’s a known truth for long that a woman even if she’s not Igbo and she’s married to an Igbo Man, she’s now Igbo by marriage! That’s where the “Our wife, our person” always comes in. There are many many women
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@kpakpando__tobe @kevwe_od The ‘nna’ in Cheta/Lota- nna (often) stands for God ie (heavenly) father, not necessarily the earthly father. Hence, no Cheta/Lota-nne. Cheta/Lota- nna is basically same as Cheta/Lota-chukwu/chi.
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@kevwe_od Nnamdi is abt reverence for the patrilineal lineage. Same way we have names like Chetanna and Lotanna and no Chetanne or lotanne.
Nnedi is not exactly a standalone(eg for someone like nnedi okoroafor, it's Nnedimma) so less about reverence/pride more of a general appreciation
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She is not a white woman , she is the wife of an IGBO man with Igbo kids . There is a difference
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@_nkemdivine_ Oh I see. Anyone trying to erase her original ID is definitely clowning. That’s not even possible. It’s a question of AND not OR. She will always be Swedish and now (by virtue of marriage) she is also Igbo.
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@Pearlanona The original tweet I responded to completely erased her original id, and that's something that will always be a debate. I like being realistic. You can't completely erase a woman's original id. But you can erase her inherited identity. Therefore, her original is still the main id
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I actually wonder.. why do people say that when a woman is married into a tribe, she loses her original identity, but the same people who say that will still want to remind the husbands of their daughters/female family members that she's still part of her original family?
Okwesilieze@Okwesilieze82
She is not a white woman , she is the wife of an IGBO man with Igbo kids . There is a difference
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@_nkemdivine_ How is she not a legitimate member of the tribe? How is she not Igbo? Why SEPARATE her with the term- White/Swedish woman married to an Igbo man? Do ppl not see the social/psychological harm this type of discrimination can cause? Or it doesn’t matter?
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@_nkemdivine_ Retaining her original identity doesn’t mean she can’t take on a new one. I’m also concerned that people can’t see the harmfulness in insisting that one can never integrate fully into her nuclear family’s culture. If you say she’s free to integrate fully, then 1/2
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@_nkemdivine_ Buried in Isuofia. How is this woman not Igbo. No one is saying she’s no longer white or Swedish. Or that she’s now a black woman. No one is also saying she’s ethnically Igbo (by birth/lineage). But she is definitely Igbo by marriage. Believing otherwise is highly discriminatory
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@_nkemdivine_ How does becoming an Igbo (by marriage) mean she’s losing her Swedish identity? Why do you see an erasure instead of an expansion. Is there a rule that says identity must be one thing? Her literal nuclear family is Igbo. She bears an Igbo (last) name. If she dies, she’ll be 1/2
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@Pearlanona @Alexisnphoenix @Okwesilieze82 Omo bye bye you just no Sabi book. Being Igbo or being a particular tribe is through ancestral inheritance and not by marriage, naturalisation or anything. Do you become a Scottish by being married to a Scot man?
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@Vickystan2 @Alexisnphoenix @Okwesilieze82 I like how you said ‘wife to the land vs born in the land’ You’re finally getting the point. If you calm down and move further away from your fixed stance, you will arrive at my point— a woman can be ethnically Igbo (by birth) or Igbo by marriage 🤲🏼
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@Pearlanona @Alexisnphoenix @Okwesilieze82 "ndị inyom" meeting signifies that she's a wife of the land while ụmụ ada shows you were born in the land, how's this simple discourse difficult to understand? Jesus Christ
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@Pearlanona @Okwesilieze82 I don't see them as cultural yardstick but I am trying to make a distinction since my argument cannot be based on race. You are a bit unintelligent, I am sorry to say.
Stop arguing with emojis next time, it waters down your point and makes you come off as unintelligent.
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@Vickystan2 @Alexisnphoenix @Okwesilieze82 You’re reiterating my prior point. I gave an earlier example with the ADA-Enugu and Nwanyi-Anambra analogy. See above. So yes, this Swedish woman will attend any Isuofia women’s meeting (not Umuada) as Nwanyi-Isuofia. She’s an ADA-Sweden in this case 🤷♀️
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@Pearlanona @Alexisnphoenix @Okwesilieze82 She will attend " ndị inyom" meeting but not Nwaada meeting, how is this difficult for you to understand. This is not about discrimination but following methodological truth that has been in existence for centuries.
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@Vickystan2 @Okwesilieze82 BTW I’m not sure why you keep referencing the Arab and Emirati cultures 😅. Do you see them as some cultural yardstick? We’re talking about the Igbo culture and what obtains, and you keep referencing those. In any case, same thing applies to those cultures 🤷♀️
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@Pearlanona @Okwesilieze82 Since which yesterday? How is someone that married into a particular tribe from that tribe? Does one become an Arab or Emirati through marriage? Argue like an adult with your eye emoji when your argument is baseless.
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@Vickystan2 @Okwesilieze82 Pushing them to one side is the discrimination I’ve been warning you against since yesterday, can’t you see it? 🤣 they are LEGALLY qualified to contest, go and check the constitution. Instead, in reality, people like you have been ‘pushing them to one side’ 🫠 Do better
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@Pearlanona @Okwesilieze82 No they don't get any political appointment, you are just lying now to score points. They push those women to one side and take someone from that state for an appointment.
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@Vickystan2 @Alexisnphoenix @Okwesilieze82 She’s a Nwanyi-Isuofia though 😅 if she attends an Isuofia women’s meeting anywhere in the world, go and drag her out 👏🤣
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@Pearlanona @Alexisnphoenix @Okwesilieze82 No she's not from Osuọfia, she's Swedish woman married to an Igbo man. Nationality z tribe and race is beating your ass.
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