Victoria de explorer🧚‍♀️

So during doggy, who’s the dog??😂

People now boil egg with detergent so that the shell can come out easily, please be mindful of what you eat outside.

skin to skin sleep naked >>>

I scored 222 in JAMB, entered medical school with NECO result, but when I got into medical school I decided to take my life a little bit serious. Finished 100 level with a CGPA of 4.81, entered 200 level and my scores were almost always amongst top 5 in a class of medical students, anatomy and physiology students combined, that's almost 300 students. Started teaching from 200 level till I graduated, with all humility I wasn't an average student, I was above average. I taught hundreds of students in medical school different courses, even those I've forgotten, biochemistry, anatomy, physiology, medicine, paediatrics, pathology, pharmacology etc. I was the school's director of academics and outreaches at a point. At the end of house job, most departments I passed through commended me for being excellent. Why am I saying all these?? Imposter syndrome hit me hardest in 100 level. I was sitting in a class of people who scored 290 and above, even 300 and above, a class whereby before you throw questions they've echoed the answer and I'm sitting there wondering what the answer is, we all came from different secondary school backgrounds and teachings. Although I was generally unserious in secondary school, people regarded me as intelligent, but there's a difference between being intelligent and knowledgeable. I wasn't knowledgeable. But I told myself that 200 level is a new ground for everyone, so the decision to get my life in order begins from then. I graduated medical school without a single resit and I'm grateful to God for being able to achieve all these things because so so many things I was taught by God and had a heightened understanding whenever I prayed. That's why I created my brand Understanding_Medicine. There was me, a 16 year old boy in 100 level who decided to change the trajectory of his life and become somewhat exceptional despite the JAMB score of 222.

Yesterday, I saw some Northern hunters heading out with their local dogs. I asked if I could join them someday to document their experience, and one of them asked if I was truly up for the task— since they spend up to a week in the forest without network. I told him yes. We exchanged numbers, and I’m really looking forward to the experience. If you’re a photojournalist or filmmaker in Abuja and would love to explore this adventure, hit me up so we can uncover what happens in the wilderness for weeks.