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Harry Da Diegotvor 6 Monaten

You suppose quit Earth join

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imrkloudvor 6 Monaten

This bastard na APC supporter ooo

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DrCheevor 6 Monaten

I still remember my house job year in the Obstetrics and Gynaecology department like it was yesterday. A woman was brought in after delivering at a traditional birth attendant’s home. By the time she got to us, she was already septic. Very ill. Weak. Fighting for her life. We reviewed her and prescribed ceftriaxone (Rocephin) a basic, life-saving antibiotic in that situation. But there was a problem: she couldn’t afford it. Our team was not small 2 consultants, 3 senior registrars, 3 junior registrars, and 3 house officers. Every day on ward round, we repeated the same plan: Advise the relatives to get the drug Inform social welfare But nothing changed. Day after day, she lay there getting worse. You could literally see life leaving her body slowly, not because we didn’t know what to do, but because she couldn’t pay for it. I spoke up. I told my seniors repeatedly that the drug hadn’t been given. It was always acknowledged, but the system moved the same way slow, helpless, routine. By the third day, I couldn’t take it anymore. I was angry. Frustrated. Powerless. With the little salary I was earning as a house officer, I went and bought one vial of Rocephin myself. It felt like the least I could do… like maybe, just maybe, it would make a difference. But it was already too late. We lost her. That day changed something in me. It made me realize that in our system, patients don’t just die from disease they die from poverty, from delays, from a healthcare structure that often leaves the most vulnerable behind. And sometimes, all you’re left with as a doctor is the painful question: “If she had gotten that drug earlier… would she still be alive?”

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Dexy3000vor 6 Monaten

May Eledumare take you today 🙏🏾

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Dr S.vor 6 Monaten

‘The doctor in me has died, long ago’.

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Dr. APKvor 6 Monaten

@Papitidine “I used to have this fire in me But it’s now ash I am still here But the doctor in me died long ago” 😪

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Chim dragvor 6 Monaten

But you supported a man who care less about Health care and would rather spend 21billion naira plus on Medical tourism

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Bamaiyivor 6 Monaten

Mumu doctor. You must finish this ride of APC. Bunch of imbeciles.

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G.U.Y. M.A.Nvor 6 Monaten

A dunce and more. An educated dunce. What were you expecting? Plant beans and harvest rice?

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Trianiya hatervor 6 Monaten

This made me teary 🥹💔… seeing what medical professionals in Nigeria go through the stress, long hours, and still showing up to save lives despite everything. It’s honestly heartbreaking and shows how strong they have to be. Well done my brother

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Colphiphervor 6 Monaten

This is what APC has done to literally every single noble profession in Nigeria.

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with love, abbeyvor 6 Monaten

Crazy, the very same doctor who has advised you to avoid stress has been on a 3 day shift😔

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RK🇳🇬🇧🇫🇨🇺🇷🇺🇨🇳🇮🇷vor 6 Monaten

Dr Njemanze exposed how bill gates and executives of @GeneralElectric sat with @nassnigeria @NigeriaGov to issue a blank cheque to make sure no medical professional is able to practice in Nigeria Hand over health sovereignty to US empire. It's intentional sabotage to destroy us

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Gadflyvor 6 Monaten

You're turning people's misery into content. WICKED SOUL!

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Huster Buzovor 6 Monaten

God gast punish you shaaa for supporting the government that brought Nigeria to it's knees. You will never escape Nigeria.

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John Thomas and 11,000 othersvor 6 Monaten

No need for me to waste my time watch the video

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Dr. Strængẹ̀vor 6 Monaten

Omo things dey fall apart.

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NAIJA_WaHaLavor 6 Monaten

Sldis steewpeed Ediot actually supported tulumbu

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Na wah for this countryvor 6 Monaten

Supporters of evil government dey do taqiyya for twitter. Na wah.

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sekavvor 6 Monaten

Couldn’t have been better said 💔

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AstraJAMESvor 6 Monaten

May hunger crush what is left of your miserable existence.

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Dr. Wizlevor 6 Monaten

I remember when my siblings didn't believe me when I was struggling from one rubbish job to the other, sometimes even begging for money as a Doctor. They believed I was living a rough life. Finally e don touch everybody. It was just a matter of time anyways.

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🍷🐐vor 6 Monaten

Welcome back from the hiatus. This space missed your advocacy.

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Ikemefuna✍️vor 6 Monaten

Ne pensez-vous pas que c'est plutôt très tôt de se démissionner ???? Vous supportez une mauvaise gouvernance, et vous démissionnez si tôt pourque la population innocente continue à souffrir? La récompense vous attend quelque part dans l'avenir 😭💔

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Abimbola Alawode-Wagervor 6 Monaten

The value of a life is a sad story our senate @NGRSenate & our President @officialABAT and the governing party @OfficialAPCNg should read and watch this. It is an indictment on us all. #nigerianFans #ChristInYou @mrmacaroni @Katesworkout

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Omotayo Lawsonvor 6 Monaten

How market? Olofo

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Tobi Kalejayevor 6 Monaten

Broken system, creates broken people… Too sad

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ZEAL |HeirsCreativesvor 6 Monaten

Really sad

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McDonald Anyanwuvor 6 Monaten

Y you quit wetin? Una no suppose know an atom of peace.

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tezay24vor 6 Monaten

Any healthcare provider supporting tinubu will be lost forever Ode oshi

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Bibiche GCFR🇳🇬🇨🇵vor 6 Monaten

Keep supporting rubbish..thunder go still fire you

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HBvor 6 Monaten

Sad💔

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JOHNnyvor 6 Monaten

My neighbor is a gynecologist working at a private hospital, he barely has time for himself. He's always at work, most times he comes back with so many complaints; being the only available doctor attending to numerous patients. Just got to find out he earns less than N200k.

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