Dr. kene

Consultant Neurologist, vascular surgeon.
Stroke and Spinal injury Specialist.
Take action against stroke, dont stay home. @stanford Alumni

[Dr. kene @LordSherriff]

What a thread

[Dr. kene @LordSherriff]

@mayorde4you2 Why would you ask a stranger you are meeting for the first time to trust you with his 2M without offering any collateral? If that is financial literacy, why did you not stop at any Bank near you and pitch that idea to them.

[Dr. kene @LordSherriff]

Someone said something that deeply resonates with me, he said “if your friend teach you how to fish , do not ever go close to his pond.

That was timeless.

[Dr. kene @LordSherriff]

If she fully recovered though she is expected to have some brain injury, could be acquitted and discharged?

[The Spectator Index @spectatorindex]

BREAKING: Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike is alive and being treated in hospital after two lethal injections were administered and her execution failed.

[Dr. kene @LordSherriff]

@iamdanzor_ ME.

[Dr. kene @LordSherriff]

Twenty year me would argue this to be spurious, life has shown me signs now I’m learning the wonders part of it.

[IKENNA @kena_ewuru]

As a man, you need to get married early because the older you get, the wiser you become and once you become too wise, you will never get married. 😭

[Dr. kene @LordSherriff]

It’s so cold outside, if that man isn’t violent and he’s just cheating once in a while, think deeply before you leave.

[Ayaba @eniola_john]

Divorce affect the woman more than it will ever affect the men

My neighbour that got divorced 2024 has already gotten married and the second child will be turning one by december .

The wife is still single

If violence is not involved, there is really nothing going on In your marriage that can't be fixed

There is nothing outside,just bunch of horny men.

[Dr. kene @LordSherriff]

Rolling out drums*

[𝐎𝐑𝐈𝐀𝐊𝐔 @puffypearl]

I have a 3 month old 🥹😭

Last time I got a puppy , it died after 5 weeks🫠 but I’ve managed to keep a small human person alive for 3 months 🥹

[Dr. kene @LordSherriff]

@phayv10 It’s a street lingo used to describe naive person. Young nigga syndrome.

[Dr. kene @LordSherriff]

YNS.

[bigsmoke 🤔 @big_smoke2112]

the audacity of teeth to stay intact when people die but decay when they're alive.

[Dr. kene @LordSherriff]

Satire.

[Chris 𝕏 @Chris__X__]

I never realized jogging in your 50s would be a great way to meet new people.

Just today, I met two nurses, two EMTs, and a cardiologist.

I was so close to meeting Jesus too.

[Dr. kene @LordSherriff]

Brobbey is a Beast. Elite clubs are sleeping on this forward.

[TravelGov @TravelGov]

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[Dr. kene @LordSherriff]

We have played 4 away games out of 7. Amongst them are some of the most hostile teams in the EPL. Whoever thought Sunderland and Brighton away are not potential banana skin does not know ball. And that has nothing to do with the poor shift they put on today.

[Dr. kene @LordSherriff]

An unpopular opinion perhaps but Bukayo Saka is living off an old currency. He’s been pretty average prior to the WC but a scrappy goal here and there seem to have insulated him from criticism.

[Dr. kene @LordSherriff]

@TimeyinI @cchukudebelu The reason is likely because the service cost here may not be far from the cost of purchasing a new one plus the possibility of a warranty. While labor charges are cheap in Nigeria, cost of purchasing a new gadget in Nigeria is enormous in contrast to the west.

[Dr. kene @LordSherriff]

@HauwaAllahbura When you visit Rome, behave like the Romans and kindly do same when you are in Nigeria.

[Dr. kene @LordSherriff]

@instablog9ja Now you have to work twice as hard to get a man’s attention and 10x more to get him to sign the papers. Congratulations girl, this is just the beginning

[Dr. kene @LordSherriff]

This narrative here echoes loudly a premeditated narrative . Because why bring this to social media when she could be investigated by the board.

[Mocha Bezirgan 🇨🇦 @BezirganMocha]

Meet the Nigerian AHS Official Who Staffs Alberta With Nigerian Doctors: Dr. Jane Ojedokun
She is the AHS official responsible for recruiting and placing doctors across northern Alberta. We examined every public AHS welcoming statement for new physicians in that zone under her leadership. The pattern is not subtle.

Of the 18 doctors she publicly welcomed, 67% received their medical training in Nigeria. That is a higher concentration of Nigerian-trained physicians than all of her predecessors combined since 2015.

One of the countrymen she hired, Dr. Tochukwu Gideon Anizoba, who has 3 different graduation years for the same medical diploma, she praised him on behalf of the AHS for his obstetric skills even though he was legally not allowed to practice obstetrics.

Is she staffing and overseeing northern hospitals with carefully vetted physicians — or with doctors who have conflicting graduation years and suspension histories?

She does not only recruit for AHS, she also recruits for the private clinic she runs with her husband, Dr. Joseph Ojedokun: Life Medical Clinic in Whitecourt. Nearly every physician she has brought into that clinic is a Nigerian-trained foreign medical graduate.

The Ojedokuns relocated to Canada in the early 2010s seeking economic vibrancy. In 2018, while she already held public medical authority, she moved to block a competitor. When another private clinic tried to open in Whitecourt, she wrote to town council opposing it. Her words were not mild.

“Our community definitely does not deserve sub-quality doctors who have not been properly interviewed and vetted by the North Zone Medical Affairs,” she wrote. “Poor or substandard care is what will ensue if these doctors are allowed to set up a practice in our community.”

This is the same official who welcomed a man with three different graduation years for the same diploma. This is the same department that vetted and hired a doctor suspended in South Africa to practise in Beaverlodge, who sent Baby alita home when she was hours away from dying.

Town council dismissed her pushback, described her intervention as "self-serving," "socialist," and "protectionist."

Was “poor or substandard care” a genuine patient-safety concern? Or was it an argument of convenience against anyone who threatened the clinic she and her husband run? Neither the AHS nor Dr. Ojedokun responded to my media inquiry.

If that was the gatekeeping culture she practised in Whitecourt — leveraging patient-safety concerns when they served her private interests — is that now the culture applied across northern Alberta?

Baby Alita’s grandfather, Ben Ludwig, put the duty simply. Government is not for business. It is to make sure what is right is done.

[Dr. kene @LordSherriff]

@afrisagacity People are investing their votes and their hopes in this movement. Those votes should not be wasted on a contest without a credible strategy for confronting the machinery of power. PO shld step aside NOW or step into the ring fully prepared to ditch his usual cautionary approach.

[Paul Ibe @omonlakiki]

The Presidency’s latest statement on the Tinubu Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) case is a classic exercise in answering questions nobody asked while avoiding the questions Nigerians are actually asking.

Nobody says the FOIA litigation is itself a criminal trial. The issue is what the FBI and DEA records contain and why the Presidency is so invested in preventing their full disclosure.

The Presidency admits that the FBI and DEA have produced 399 pages of records, with portions redacted.

It also confirms that President Tinubu has personally intervened in the case and, through his lawyers, invoked privacy protections to resist disclosure.

Those are facts—not speculation.

The Presidency repeatedly cites the 2003 US Consulate letter saying an FBI check found no arrest records, wants or warrants at that time. Moreover, the authenticity of that letter has been queried.

But a 2003 records check cannot logically become a blanket certificate covering every investigation, record or proceeding that may have existed before or after that date.

Nor does a FOIA exemption mean that the underlying allegations are false.

FOIA exemptions determine whether particular government information can legally be disclosed. They are not judicial findings that President Tinubu was never investigated or that every allegation concerning him is baseless.

Indeed, the FBI has now submitted material to the judge for private review, while the dispute over further disclosure remains unresolved.

And why is the Presidency spending so much energy attacking Aaron Greenspan, Atiku Abubakar and Karl Von Batten?

The identity or political affiliation of the person seeking disclosure does not determine what is inside an FBI or DEA file.

The documents—not the messenger—are the issue.

Nigerians are entitled to transparency concerning matters that have generated serious questions about the person occupying the highest office in the land.

The Presidency cannot simultaneously say, “there is nothing to see,” while asking that records concerning the matter remain protected from public scrutiny.

Let us therefore stop the political distractions.

And, above all, let Nigerians see whatever the court determines can lawfully be made public.

This is not about Atiku. It is not about Von Batten. It is not about Aaron Greenspan.

It is about transparency, accountability and the right of Nigerians to know.
@KVONBATTEN @batten_von
@TheJusticeDept
#Tinubu #FOIA #Transparency #Nigeria