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@RowlandAkpan Thank you

@_dearestdiary_ You're very right

Forget the expensive textbooks, you can get soft copies. But you need plenty data for watching YouTube videos and browsing. The long class hours demand that you need to eat enough food so you don’t breakdown meanwhile food is expensive. Cost of transportation!!

@Gibbs_xxcgn Omo😂

@_dearestdiary_ I guess we’re both right 🤞🏽😂

I hate the discoloration of ACs over time.

@Gibbs_xxcgn Yesss😂😂

@_dearestdiary_ Ohhhhh .

@Gibbs_xxcgn Oh yes, but I actually meant the AC itself. It turns yellow over time and starts looking funny

@_dearestdiary_ Ac does make the skin dry , and a bit ashy

@Gibbs_xxcgn Yes I am. I was just confused when you said skin.

@_dearestdiary_ Are you not talking about air conditioner?

@ThatGirlDML_1 When you see a TikTok addict you will know😂😂

I only collected 100k To repay 120k And I said okay Now because I defaulted for four days You now tell me my money is 300k Ahh ahh loan app Have mercy on me How do I pay?😭😭😂😂

@Blecinn_ How noww

@_dearestdiary_ I disagree 😭😭

Rain should not be falling on SUNday😭😭

@_deoluwaa I no go even come again 😭😭

“You’ve don’t come home often” Now I don come home, unna wan use errand wound me 😭

@Gibbs_xxcgn Which skin??

@_dearestdiary_ Make the skin dry and dull

@_deoluwaa I looked at those children and I saw them looking so frail. Then someone opened their mouth and said they didn’t look like people that were kidnapped. Because they were smiling after gaining freedom?? I’ve never been more irritated.

If I blocked you recently, it was probably because you said the Oyo kidnapping was staged.

@buzormemes I don’t even know what twitter looks like on light mode.

you really must be sick, if you prefer using twitter on dark mode.

@rhoda_etta Too good!!

Life is good when you’re not in med school I swr

@ur1stmemeplug I think we look forward to the induction more than the sign out and other things.

Why are Medical Doctors sign out always so dry compared to other departments? I mean it was yearsss of constant suffering. You should be pulling down buildings fr😭

@_mariamherself No original experience in this world 😂😂

We all remember the first time we used Spicity to cook jollof rice

@Mhe_soh 😂😂

@_dearestdiary_ 🥲🥲

Medical students on their way to school

@SirD589812 @Mhe_soh I get🤧

@_dearestdiary_ @Mhe_soh You gettt😅

@MwantiyiJr @ProsperThePhilo I’m healed already 😂😂

@_dearestdiary_ @ProsperThePhilo Don't worry You'll be alright I passed through this too 😂

I Compared UNN Anatomy MB exams to UniJos Anatomy MB... and UNN's Anatomy MB is a Joke Compared to UniJos. Yes, I said it. After sitting down to compare both Anatomy essay papers side by side, I came to one conclusion: UniJos is asking students to operate at a much higher level than UNN. I'm talking about the essay papers only, not the MCQs. Let's break it down. UNN's Anatomy MBBS paper had five compulsory questions. The questions covered: - Radial nerve - Esophagus - Hip joint - Pancreas - Short notes on the Circle of Willis, pituitary development, histology of the prostate, and external features of the cerebrum. One thing immediately stood out. There wasn't a single clinical vignette on the paper. Not one. Everything was straightforward descriptive anatomy. The command words were essentially "describe," "give an account," and "write short notes." Even more interesting was the concentration of the paper. Embryology appeared in three of the five questions. If your developmental anatomy was strong, you were already halfway to passing the paper. Esophagus, pancreas, and pituitary all tested embryology. The paper tested depth, but it tested depth inside isolated topics. Now compare that with UniJos. Their Anatomy paper was divided into Section A and Section B. Section A was compulsory. It wasn't an anatomy recall question. It started with a clinical case of bacterial meningitis, and from that single patient scenario, students had to answer multiple interconnected questions involving diagnosis, lumbar puncture, anatomy, cerebrospinal fluid findings, complications, prevention, dexamethasone, and chemoprophylaxis. These people were doing applied anatomy, their questions are too clinical that I can't call their students preclinical students Then came Section B. Five questions were provided, and students answered four. The questions weren't simple either. One question combined the layers of the scalp, their clinical significance, blood supply, venous drainage, emissary veins, facial innervation, and nerve blocks. Another revolved around a patient who underwent a transvesical prostatectomy before moving into pleural anatomy and gastrointestinal histology. Another covered connective tissue before switching into venous drainage of the limbs and the anatomy of the foot. Another combined embryonic folding with midgut development before moving into the anatomy of the hand. Another linked the limbic system with brain vesicle development. Everywhere you looked, the paper demanded integration. This is where the biggest difference lies. UNN tests depth with no exit. If they ask you about the pancreas, you are expected to know everything about the pancreas. If they ask about the esophagus, you stay inside the esophagus. The questions are focused. They are direct. UniJos, on the other hand, tests clinical reasoning under pressure. The questions don't stay inside one topic. They move. One answer naturally leads into another. You don't simply know anatomy. You have to understand how anatomy connects to medicine, surgery, embryology, histology, and clinical practice. Each question could easily take two or more pages to answer properly. The integration alone makes the paper significantly heavier. Personally, after comparing both papers, I think UniJos has the stronger Anatomy MB examination. That doesn't mean UNN students don't study. It simply means the style of assessment is different. UNN optimizes for detailed recall within defined anatomical structures. UniJos pushes students toward integrated thinking, clinical application, and fast transitions between different domains of anatomy. For me, that's the more demanding examination. I've attached both papers alongside my analysis. Go through them yourself. You don't have to agree with me. But before you disagree, read both papers carefully.