’Debola🌼💙

“I wish there was something like midterm break in Medical school…” E dey, na mindset 🤲

@bamisaye_funke @Amobbss Yesssss!!!! thank youuu❤️

@SmallDoctor017 @Amobbss Congratulations Girlie.🤭🤭 Also edit your profile.💃

First Female LASUADS President.🤭❤️ To a greater LASUADS!

A new Chapter 🤭❤️ Happy Birthday to meeeee❤️

cooking together is a love language🫶🏽

This is the best IWD campaign video I’ve seen today 🥺❤️ Beautiful and powerful women ❤️ Happy international women’s day to every woman out there💜 #GiveToGain #IWD2026

Having a job in healthcare that doesn’t require night shifts >>>>>>>>>>>

any type of life you want is available. don’t stop going after it.

Arguing with someone I love makes me sick to my stomach and ruins my whole day.

Never skip a low quality video. 😂

Goldenmorn with hot water>>>>🥹💕

Jor bami play smile for me by @SympLySimi

When women say "STOP rap*ng women"... Your response cannot be "what abt men/children" neither can it be "what abt false accusers" nor anything else. Your reply MUST only be YES!!! You can start your own separate conversation abt anything else at another time/place. #EndRape

Ok, that’s enough X for me today😂

Everyone, pause for a moment and think about the fundamental reason why everyone has been dragging Simi for the past few days: SHE SAID “STOP RAPING WOMEN”, then another person said “what about false accusers”, nd she said “shut the fuck up, I’m talking bout rape rn, don’t ask me to talk bout false accusers” Ladies and gentlemen- this is the reason why she has been seriously cyber bullied for days. I need you to pause for a moment and reflect on how inherently unintelligent one must be to find a great offense in what she said and think it is justification to pass solid boundaries just to bring her down. You have to realize that you’re simply trying to bring her down all because she said “stop raping women” And wtf do u mean she should apologize??? APOLOGIZE FOR WHAT. Oh wait “guys I’m sorry for saying that women shouldn’t be raped anymore” or “guys I’m sorry for not speaking about false accusations because I believe that it is a digression from the main topic I choose to focus on” or “guys I’m so sorry for saying men should be held accountable for their actions and shouldn’t give their bad friends space to thrive” or “guys I’m sorry for saying that I’m scared of the society we live in and I have to carry a pepper spray while walking with my daughter” What kind of stinking dirty smelling irritating apology do you want? But you know what? If women weren’t being raped in the first place, we won’t be having this conversation and this drags and whatnot. So to reiterate- STOP RAPING WOMEN.

Nigeria’s First Female Urologist Abimbola Ayodeji Abolarinwa Abimbola Ayodeji Abolarinwa (b. 1979) made medical history as Nigeria’s first female urologist, breaking gender barriers in a highly specialized and male-dominated surgical field. Early Life and Background She was born in England in 1979 into a monogamous and disciplined family but was raised in Northern Nigeria. Her father, a General Surgeon in the Nigerian Air Force, was among the early medical graduates of Ahmadu Bello University in the 1970s. Her mother is a practicing lawyer. Both parents were successful professionals and served as major influences in her life. Education Primary Education: Air Force Primary School, Kaduna Secondary Education: Air Force Girls Military School, Jos Tertiary Education: Initially admitted to study Physiology at the University of Ibadan In her second year, she switched from Physiology to Medicine, inspired largely by her father’s stories from surgical practice and her exposure to hospital life. She graduated in 2004 and began her medical career as a Medical Officer for two years. Surgical Training and Career Dr. Abolarinwa commenced her residency training at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH), Ikeja. Although she initially intended to specialize in Orthopaedic Surgery, she later chose Urology, explaining that: “Urology is very practical. It cuts across being a surgeon and a physician at the same time, and there was a need for the specialty.” In 2013, she passed Part II of the West African College of Surgeons examination, officially qualifying as a consultant urologist and becoming the first female urologist in Nigeria. As of 2019, she served as a Urologist in the Department of Surgery at LASUTH. Personal Life Dr. Abolarinwa hails from Ilofa, in Oke Ero Local Government Area of Kwara State, North-Central Nigeria. She is married and has two children. Historical Significance Her achievement represents: A milestone for women in Nigerian surgery Increased female representation in specialized medicine Inspiration for young Nigerian girls pursuing careers in STEM and healthcare She stands as a trailblazer in Nigerian medical history. Sources HistoryVille profile Lagos State University Teaching Hospital official records West African College of Surgeons certification announcements

Fighting my friends makes me really sad, they have no idea.

All of you will still break up.

I believe in ice cream solving everything.

This is the calmest I’ve been in a very long time. I have nothing to say these days. I don’t care, I don’t know, and I’m unbothered.