Era uma vez uma nação chamada Pérsia. Eles deram refúgio a 4.000 muçulmanos e, 100 anos depois, todos os Persas haviam sido exterminados.
Hoje, essa nação é o Irã.
Eu só achei que você deveria saber.
Dear Muslim
As Thanksgiving and Christmas are fast approaching,
Please avoid driving cars through crowds, blowing innocent people up with pipe bombs, and going on stabbing sprees.
Real Arab, real Muslim, in the Arabian Peninsula & non Muslim are still eating in front of us during Ramadan.
Malls open, restaurants open SO WHAT?
We fast because we want to. They don’t have to starve for our sake! Apparently you’re the one who can’t handle seeing food 😂😂
Reminder that Muslims aren't fasting during Ramadan. They're just eating a huge breakfast before sunrise, skipping lunch, then eating a huge dinner after sunset. It's all performative and meaningless.
Nigerian women like money, that’s the worse you would ever hear of us outside.
Nigerian males on the other hand.
Scammers
Rapists
Pedophiles
Very distasteful comparison fuelled in misogyny .
I’d rather we are known for loving money than known for being criminals.
I went through @osemagnum posts yesterday and that of @Oluwamidunsin , and honestly, I was very disappointed with you, @osemagnum.
I'm not one of your X crew who cannot tell you when you're wrong. On this particular issue, you were wrong.
How can you argue with a fellow doctor who has experienced pregnancy firsthand, using textbook knowledge, clinical observations and assumptions from watching pregnant women, as though these give you the same experiential understanding as someone who has actually gone through pregnancy?
Let me be clear. I'm not dismissing medical education. I'm saying there is a difference between knowing about an experience and actually experiencing it.
You can study pregnancy for years, understand reproductive anatomy, complications, contractions, labour and delivery. You can become a highly qualified gynaecologist or obstetrician. But you cannot claim to know exactly how pregnancy feels simply because you studied it.
You can understand menstruation medically, but you cannot tell a woman what it feels like to experience it. Even men who enter the labour room to watch their wives give birth only witness what their wives actually experience.
There is a recognised concept in medicine called patient expertise or experiential knowledge.
Ian Kennedy's article, Patients are experts in their own field, published in the British Medical Journal, explains that doctors have clinical expertise while patients have knowledge of their own experiences, feelings, fears and realities. Both forms of knowledge matter.
Read: https://t.co/xsqyt2z7kJ
Interestingly, research on doctors who became patients themselves has shown how firsthand experiences can change their understanding of healthcare and their approach to treating patients.
Read: https://t.co/DXjrcOusTC
If doctors themselves can discover a different dimension of healthcare by becoming patients, why is it difficult to acknowledge that women who have experienced pregnancy possess a dimension of knowledge that men who have never been pregnant cannot personally possess?
Now, let's address your long epistles about whether a woman would tell foreign bodies that pregnancy is a death sentence if asked.
Excuse me!
Have you seen the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights publication titled "When pregnancy and birth are a death sentence", published on 24 October 2025?
This is an international conversation about preventable maternal deaths, women's experiences and failures in healthcare systems. But of course you and your best friend Wizard or whatever is his name said internationally, pregnancy isn't regarded as a death sentence. Maybe he knows more than the United nations.
According to WHO estimates, approximately 260,000-300,000 women died from pregnancy-related causes in 2023. That's roughly one-two women every two minutes, 712 to 1000 women in a day.
Source: https://t.co/1xH6cfbJth
When women say pregnancy can be a death sentence, understand that it is a figure of speech, a metaphor communicating the dangers, suffering, complications and sometimes fatal consequences of pregnancy and childbirth.
Nobody is claiming every pregnancy ends in death.
You can disagree with the wording, present medical statistics and explain that many women have healthy pregnancies. That's valid. But you cannot use your medical qualification to invalidate women's lived experiences.
Why should a woman need international approval before she is allowed to describe what pregnancy feels like?
I am not one of your X friends. I'm not here to cheer you on when your argument falls below the bare minimum.
Being educated should make us more willing to learn, not more arrogant about things we have never experienced.
You can be an expert on pregnancy without being an expert on what it feels like to be pregnant.
Please learn the difference.
~Tejiomo
Dr Leah has handled this situation with the grace & maturity of a senior professional who will not stain her white by stooping to the level of the belligerent losers she’s clearing.
Calm. Poised. Authoritative.
Meanwhile the “logical gender” has been throwing infantile tantrums.
I didn't see any wrong in what she did
After you say men are not emotional
See as you got influenced to cancel a friend because of a tl disagreement that has nothing to do with you
At this point, female doctors (especially those who have given birth) should come out and enlighten everyone, including the male doctors.
Because you people have the real experience.
I have not been able to face one woman for long.
All because her child went into labour, gave birth to a baby, and bled to death.
I don't know how to say that kind of sorry.
Because till tomorrow, it feels unbelievable.
Husbands wait with so much unrest in front of the labour room, not because they want to know the gender of the child.
"Doctor, how's my wife?"
That's the first question.
Even though the woman walked in very fine.
When sensitive topics like this are up, I expect professionals to handle them professionally.
And help calm the tension.
And fears that might arise from it.
Whether it's your wife or not, it is an extremely sad thing that a woman dies in childbirth.
It is traumatic even for the husband, and I know people who have not recovered from the shock.
Especially when the baby is alive, and they will continue to see the baby.
Countering it with negative statements and curses all over the timeline is something that falls short of professionalism.
All health professionals know that Psychology is as important as anything in medicine.
The person who tweeted "Pregnancy is a death sentence" would not have tweeted that out of nowhere.
Maybe she just lost someone because of that.
Maybe she had a near-death experience from same thing.
Maybe...
And there are a lot of people with same reasoning.
It's well.
My prayer for every woman is that as you go in safely, you shall come out rejoicing.
Just like that of the Hebrew women.
With your beautiful bouncing baby.
They sentenced her to 14 years in prison using Islamic jurisprudence, even though they knew she was a Christian and she had only advised an adult about her faith, yet the world is silent about it.
Please repost; let the world know.
Nigerians were living on their own peacefully and all of a sudden in 1969 the Ghanaian government decided to deport all Nigerians from Ghana for doing absolutely nothing forgetting there are also ghanians in Nigeria
Then in 1983 The Nigerian government deported all ghanians from Nigeria as a retaliation
It’s been over 40 years now
Nigerians has forgotten about the “Nigeria must go” campaign yet somehow ghanians still cries about the “Ghana must go” campaign forgetting they started it
Días después de denunciar la persecución contra los cristianos en Nigeria, el reverendo Ezekiel Dachomo vuelve a estar de luto, mientras sepulta a más miembros de su iglesia en medio de los continuos ataques y persecución de parte del Islam en Nigeria.
¡INTERCEDAMOS A DIOS POR LA IGLESIA PERSEGUIDA EN NIGERIA Y POR EL REV. EZEQUIEL DACHOMO! 🙏