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November doesn’t even have afternoons. you eat lunch then it’s almost tomorrow
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You cannot prescribe treatment until you can competently diagnose what is wrong in the first place. Not just diagnose, but manage every aspect of their care, which doesn't just involve medication.
The fact that you don't know this further supports why this is a patient safety concern.
Everything else is quackery. You also know this because when you are unwell, you do not go to your colleagues to manage your care.
Online is always different and grandstanding.
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1.5 million housing units (attempting).
They also just delivered on a single 5,150 MW power plant and added all of it to their grid.
Mind you, they have significantly lower fiscal space than Nigeria: Ethiopia earned $21.3 billion in 2025 while Nigeria earned $76.6 billion.
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The Deputy Speaker is reportedly threatening his own people with the possibility of losing a federal university project because they were chanting the name of an opposition candidate. Think about that for a moment. Close your eyes and think about it. Let that sink in.
A federal university that could benefit an entire community is potentially being used as leverage because some people chose to express support for a political opponent. At what point did public projects become personal rewards for political loyalty?
A federal university is not a personal gift from a politician. It is a public investment funded by taxpayers and meant to serve the people.
At this point, I don't blame our politicians alone. When we are done sleeping, we will wake up. Until then…
Kalu Campaigns for Tinubu, But Crowd Chants For Peter Obi
Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu got an unexpected response while campaigning for President Tinubu in his home constituency in Abia — as the crowd drowned him out with chants of "Obi!"
The Abia APC says the disruption was planned to embarrass Kalu and the President.
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Fela is teaching a lesson or two on why it is important to own your master's rights.
His family will keep eating well and holding questionable political opinions.
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This truly is the tweet of the year.
A third Jensen affair (with another NVIDIA employee) just dropped. reuters.com/technology/forme…
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“How can you be in the uk all these years and not have savings”
Until e reach my turn.
It may surprise you, but the core message in the tweet you replied to is one of the reasons why many Nigerian companies may struggle to be a trillion-dollar company.
Replying to @Mansaah_Musa
3% of a $trillon company is far better than anything dangote could ever hope for so no basis for comparison
The reason I’ve stopped debating APC clowns is that, you listened to Buhari promise this in 2015. Then he promised it in 2019 again. Then Tinubu promised this in 2023. Now he’s promising it again. Does your brain not tell you that you are a big fool?
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You could walk into three different cubicles in one shift and find someone having the best day of their life, the worst day of their life, or just a normal day.
Someone who came to the hospital because they can't poop, someone who came in because they are pooping too much, and someone who's come in to ask, " What even is poop?"
This person is experiencing symptoms that are "common" to you for the first time & even if you've had them before, they'll affect their life entirely differently.
They could be about to get a diagnosis that will change the trajectory of their lives in so many different ways, all from one symptom and one final definitive result.
The longer you practice, the more you realise that medicine is rooted deeply in the humanities. The science gets them through the door, but it is the storytelling, the vulnerability, and the shared dignity that keeps us there. In the end, we aren't just managing diseases—we are the quiet curators of the human condition.





































