Ibrahim T.A

@bintairdrop @ThatCruiseMedic Your aim is to keep the patient alive first by relieving pressure on the airway- sutures removal bedside solves that . Next : Treat the underlying cause - wound exploration + hematoma evacuation under appropriate Anasthesia in theatre solves that .

@bintairdrop @ThatCruiseMedic The hematoma, in most cases, is tamponading the bleeding vessel, Evacuating bedside only opens up the tap to more bleeding that might be difficult to secure. At other times ,you can't find the bleeding vessel after the evacuation of the hematoma bedside and the bleeding.....

My surgery viva question: Prof: Congratulations doc, you are already a house officer, but let me assume you are my HO on call and 4 hours after we did thyroidectomy, the nurses drew your attention to the fact that the patient was having difficulty in breathing and Spo2 was dropping. You checked and noticed that the neck was very tensed, what is the single most important thing that you will do to keep the patient alive before I arrive? Guess the answer🫣

@ThatCruiseMedic *in*

@ThatCruiseMedic Remove stitches alone. Hematoma evacuation should be on theatre .

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Top reasons Doctors are aggressively trying to leave Nigeria based on personal research: ❌Poverty Wages: Spending 6-10 years in medical school to earn a House Officer salary that cannot even buy a decent Nigerian-used car, while the Federal Government owes you for five months straight. You are doing active 48-hour calls on an empty stomach while dodging the food vendor at the hospital gate because your have no money to pay her. ❌Consultant Toxicity: The pure psychological violence during ward rounds. You are a whole Registrar running your Residency program, but a Chief Consultant will casually humiliate you in front of the wicked ward Matron and patients. ❌Collapsed Infrastructure: Carrying out serious surgical procedures on a patient while a Nurse holds an iPhone flashlight because the hospital generator tripped off. Some states don't even have an MRI in Nigeria. ❌The Residency Mafia: Passing your Primaries is not enough. You will fight 500 other doctors for two PG slots that have already been promised to the some relatives. ❌Weaponized Workload: Covering three different wards and doing the job of 3 Doctors on a 72-hour weekend call because half the department is already in the UK/Canada. You are saving lives while your own vital signs are crashing. ❌Zero Security: Becoming a punching bag for grieving relatives at 3 AM because the system failed them and you are the only government representative wearing a scrub.

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Congratulations 🎊 in advance .

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@benpienaar83 @TheUnitedExtra A

@TheUnitedExtra 4-1 to the Gun this Sunday. Bookmark this

Nah, this will always be funny man.😭

@SirJarus Excellent analysis ,except for onyedika ,he seemed to have a very decent game in the few minutes he played (calm and rocksolid with the ball). A solid 8.0. You omitted dele-Bashiru ,he was woeful !!!

Nigeria vs Algeria: Player Rating 1. Nwabali: Good game though tested much. Unnecessary yellow card. Good decisions with ball. Clean sheet still. 8/10 2. Osayi: Rock solid at right back, to the frustration of the Algerian wingers. Excellent performance. 9/10 3. Ajayi: Disciplined display at the back. Intercepted a couple of potentially dangerous passes from Algerian. 8.5/10 4. Bassey: Physically imposing. Caged Lagerian attackers. Nice recovery. 9/10 5. Bruno: Great crosses, good runs forward, capped with an assist. 9/10 6. Onyeka: Solid marking in the midfield, allowing Iwobi to distribute. 8.5/10 7. Ndidi: Combined well with Iwobi and Onyeka to take full charge of midfield. 8.5/10 8. Iwobi: Hardly misplaced a pass. Unplayable in the midfield. Yet another visionary pre assist. 9/10 9. Lookman: Gave first shot on target, went quiet after and later resurged but not as threatening as he was in previous games. 8/10 10. Akor: Missed our best chance of first half but came back to start the attack that led to first goal. Rounded goalie to score the second. Hit the woodwork later. 8.5/10 11. Osimhen: Got the opener and provided assist for the second after a less productive first half. Proved yet critical when we needed goal. 9/10 Sub 12. Onyedika: Consolidated the mobility in the midfield. Quick, short passes. Confidently holding ball. 7.5/10 13. Moses: Usual unproductive uses of balls at the flank. 5/10 Coach: Good tactical display. Dominated form start to finish. Good football. Avoided the usual loss of concentration Nigeria faced in last 20 minutes of games. 9/10

@Bigstanley001 @Wizarab10 🤣🤣🤣

@Wizarab10 I had the opportunity to purchase a clean corolla 2yrs ago for 1.8m I bought 2 plots of lands instead today corolla is over 5m but the lands have not appreciated 😕

Just 4 years ago

Detroit nurse explains how she’s witnessed a lot of cheating among doctors and nurses while working in hospitals

UPDATE ON E-NEC MEETING HELD ON 02/01/26 Good evening distinguished NARDITES. The NOC appreciates your patience, resilience, and continued support in our collective struggle for doctors’ welfare. Following the E-NEC meeting, the following resolutions were reached: - NEC resolved to resume TICS 2.0 tagged “No Implementation, No Going Back” with effect from 12th January 2025 by 12:00am. - NEC has also mandated every centre President from the 91 centres to do a congress meeting and at the end do a press conference. 📢 We want 91 press conferences to saturate the spaces over the next 7 days👈🏻 We will then resume TICS 2.0 on Monday 12 Jan, 2026 at 12am - NEC has also directed centre based protests from 12 -16th January, 2026 👉🏻 After the centre based protests, regional protests at caucus leaders level shall be carried out. 👉🏻 NEC has also directed a national protests to be organized by the NARD NOC 👉🏻 NEC agreed that TICS 2.0 suspension will only be considered after full implementation of the following minimum demands: 1. Re-instatement of the FTH Lokoja five. 2. Payment of promotion and salary arrears. 3. Full implementation of professional allowance table with arrears captured in the 2026 budget. 4. Official clarification on skipping and entry-level issues by FMOH & SW to Chief Executives. *5. Re-introduction and implementation of the Specialist Allowance.* 6. Resolution of House Officers’ salary delays and arrears, with issuance of a pay advisory. 7. Re-categorization of membership certificates and issuance of certificates post Part I by NPMCN. 8. Commencement of locum and work-hours regulation committees. 9. Resumption and timely conclusion of the CBA process The one-week window provided is strategic to allow proper congress meetings, media engagement, and statutory notifications of the planned protest to security personnel ( DSS, Commissioner of Police, Civil Defence) as well as hospital management. The NOC appreciates the guidance of NEC and assures all members of full commitment to these resolutions. Engagements will be intensified in the coming days. Stay calm, stay united, and trust the process. Yours militantly, P-MUS of NARD 02:01:26

🎉 HAPPY NEW YEAR - 2026 🎉 On behalf of the Dr. Mohammad Usman Suleiman–led NARD NOC, E-NOC, NEC Members, the Crown Prince of NARD, and the entire NARDITES, we extend our heartfelt New Year greetings to the Nigerian public and to all doctors across the country. As we step into 2026, we pray for good health, renewed strength, protection, and wisdom for all doctors. May this new year be free of avoidable challenges, marked by professional fulfillment, personal peace, and collective progress. We earnestly pray that 2026 ushers in a new era of genuine government commitment to the welfare of doctors, through improved remuneration, regulated and humane working conditions, and a truly enabling environment that supports quality healthcare delivery. May these commitments translate into reduced brain drain, strengthened health institutions, and restored confidence in Nigeria’s health system. May our sacrifices be met with respect, our voices heard, and our service rewarded with fairness and dignity. Together, may we build a healthier nation. 🩺✨ Happy New Year!✨🩺 Yours Militantly, Dr. Mohammad Usman Suleiman @nard_nigeria President 01/01/2026

@Ausbones 🤣🤣🤣👸 Life was even better in 2022🤣

Kai !!! We're still here. Now things have regressed further. How sad.

@Ausbones NO sir .

Will the people ever stand ?

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@tcoded90 They should leave the calling for the caller and the called and pay the proper wages.

Gbam. Job not a "calling " And people doing their jobs are to be paid commensurate wages !!