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|A dove with the heart of a lion|Medical doctor|Dauntless|

[Hauwa 🌟🌬 @Hauwa_L]

I’m telling you that your government doesn’t respect you enough to rescue kidnapped babies in a bid to convince you to vote for them, instead, are relying on rice campaign and you’re crying.

See you, see your chains.

Elections are coming. Tell them to have shame and pretend to give a crumb of a fuck.

If not for anything, for children whose only crime is trying to get an education.

[Dr Elizabeth ‘Kandi ✨ @DrETKandi]

@officialABAT

Politics will be there tomorrow - the Nigerian lives that you swore to protect are at risk right now. Use your position as the commander in chief to save them.

#BRINGBACKOURCHILDREN

[Tunde Onakoya @Tunde_OD]

Today is children’s day, but 46 innocent children learning in their classrooms in Ogbomosho, Oyo state were kidnapped by gunmen.

It’s been two painful weeks already and these children are still not home with their families, suffering out there in the cold and enduring fear and uncertainty that no child should ever know.

This is a National crisis and the government must use every resource necessary to bring these children home. Nothing else matters in this moment.

We owe our children a safer country.

[Oyindamola🙄 @dammiedammie35]

“Today is children’s day but there’s nothing happy about the day, infact it’s completely mis£rable, over 49 people were k!dnapp£d in Oyo state, most of them little children, t0rtur£d and fl0gg£d and yet the Tinubu is moving on like nothing has happened. And they keep on campaigning to be reelected so more people can be kp@!ed”

- Falz

[Bitto Keren K Esq. @KerenKBitto]

Chibok Girls; The First Lady literally cried on live TV. She was even turned to a meme.

Yoruba children, Yoruba teacher beheaded; President and First Lady are celebrating APC primaries but you don’t see the issue because you are in Lekki & it’s not your nieces or nephews (yet).

[V.I.C👨‍💻 @VIC_kutz]

This is John Arum Azi, who was invited by a client to come help repair a keyboard in Kaduna.

John left his home in Jos to fulfill his promise, but he didn't get there and he encountered kidnappers on the way.

All the passengers in the vehicle were kidnapped and the kidnappers are demanding a 30 million naira ransom for each.

These kidnappers were seen in a viral video beating him with heavy sticks.
The kidnappers no longer cover their faces or fear the Government again

Please, why is it difficult to track these nihilist kidnappers? May Almighty God free John Arum Azi and all others kidnapped with him today. Amen/ Ameen

#freeJohnarum

[𝐃𝐫 𝐁𝐢𝐬𝐡𝐨𝐩 @DrJohnBishop]

All the gbas gbos that IMGs are collecting is just the latest reminder that people will always divide the world for their convenience.

When they need your services, they will do all they can to attract you. They will pay for your skills and make things comfortable, until they find another alternative.

It’s a reminder for us to always look after our own interests as well because at the end of the day, we are all alone.

[Bobby of House Stark @datsbobby]

British: Aargh, yes. We cannot just reduce Ekweremmadu’s sentence or hand him over to you, but if you were to take other criminals we could be amenable to it. We will also purchase your ports but make it look like we are investing in them.

If you need our help with your legitimacy, that is our prize.

We would sweeten the deal with pomp and pageantry state visit even as Nigerians are being hunted and killed in thousands. Nigerians won’t mind, just get the HRH to talk about jollof rice.

[Ozioma @_Oz__i]

Do you know that as a Nigerian clinician, you don’t need to spend long minutes typing out documentation anymore?

My team and I built a clinical tool for Nigerian clinicians, and it’s finally live.

[Kunle @Soulmedika]

These is a way Christianity integrates into people’s culture and way of life by turning their hearts to God while retaining their unique identity.

[Baqir @baqirul_ulum]

Nigerian Doctor vs Nigerians 🇳🇬

Nigerian Doctor: Please regulate our working hours.
Nigerians: Be patient. Your reward is in heaven

Nigerian Doctor: We need a pay rise.
Nigerians: You’re still doing better than the average Nigerian.

Nigerian Doctor: We need better equipment and hospital funding.
Nigerians: Manage it like that…

Nigerian Doctor: We are burning out, mentally and physically.

Nigerians: Doctor, you people like to complain too much. Remember, You took an Oath

Nigerian Doctor: Fine, I’ll relocate to a country that values my work.
Nigerians: You’re selfish, greedy, and unpatriotic

Nigerian Doctor makes one mistake
Nigerians:

[Aproko Doctor Global @aproko_doctor]

Accident victims are in hospitals and nobody knows how to contact their families because someone at the accident scene stole their phone.

So they can't even get proper treatment.

[The Ilaje Sultan 🫅 @ogunmusi]

Stealing from accident victims is not a new phenomenon.

During my time working in Accident and Emergency in Nigeria, I noticed that victims often do not receive all of their belongings from well wishers who “rush” them to hospital.

I've heard disturbing stories that if you travel with a large sum of money, bystanders may resort to violence, even going so far as to kill you if you don’t die from the initial accident.

Aside from APC, many Nigerians are terrible people.

[Leo Dasilva @SirLeoBDasilva]

The day I started my final exams, told my classmate that my dad just died that morning. He told my professor.
Before the paper, my professor walked in, brought a form for me to fill and told me to go home and grieve. I can come write my exam anytime. Hertfordshire Uni.

[Ndi Kato (Ungwan Masara's finest) @YarKafanchan]

There is one interesting thing I have observed, a lot of these northern elite have answers for how everyone else should behave in response to terrorism in Nigeria but no solution for what the North NEEDS TO DO to curb the spread of terrorism and extremism in the region.

[SARKI_SULIEMAN @Sir_Dongizle]

You can deny all the genocide against Christian in Nigeria, but the truth remains the truth, you can't keep inviting religious extremists into our country to hold lectures that poison your minds against Christians and still make us believe you don't support the killing of Christians.

[Maliq @MasterMaliq]

Northerners united against Trump, but you will never see this kind of unity against
— Almajiri
— Child marriage
— Child abuse
—K1lling in the name of religion
— Out-of-school children
— Poverty
— Insecurity
— Bad leadership
— Religious extremism
— Corruption
— Drug abuse
And the silence that keeps all of it alive.
They know exactly what they are doing.

[Maliq @MasterMaliq]

Fun fact: Muslims are the only ones always shouting that Islam is a religion of peace. You hardly hear others reminding the world that their faith is peaceful. My mother used to say, when you walk into a room and keep shouting “I’m not a thief,” maybe you’re already under suspicion.

[Nikky Agnes @Nikky_Agnes]

This is from Iye Abel, a Doctor who did her service in Zamfara State in North of Nigeria, one of the Northern states where genocide is being committed against Christians.

“I worked in a tertiary health facility in Zamfara during my compulsory housemanship. That area was ravaged by armed bandits and kidnappers at the time. For every call duty, we had no less than ten new casualties, some brought in dead—men, women, and children. These bandits terrorized villages and killed people without mercy. I sutured different kinds of bul:let wou—nds that period, people sho.t in their genitals, legs, anus—you name it! My nostrils were literally fed up with the sme.ll of innocent blo..od.

There were days I got emotional on the job, as I could not stand the depth of unhindered wickedness that was perpetuated in the land.

Most of the medical officers in surgery department took lots of alcohol. I guess it was their own way of calming their nerves and zoning out of the realities at work.

Most nights, the attac-ked villagers came in soaked in their own blood, crying, cur..sing at Nigeria and calling on God to help them. They had no one to call on, but God.

I remember a six months old pregnant woman who was rap;ed and her husband kill:ed in her presence. Sol.diers were not left out too, they were bad-ly brui.sed and injured. Some di.ed, reigning ins$ults on Nigeria till they breathed their last. It was a horri@fic experience.

I still recall an eight year old girl who was sh-ot in her face. Eyes apart, face in sham:bles, but she managed to breathe through her disfig-ured nostrils. We referred them to ABU teaching hospital but the father said they had no money for surgery. They took her out of the hospital, I really can’t tell how that story ended. She was only eight!

I ran home immediately after my housejob and never looked back.

People sit behind their keypads and drop hot takes when they have no experience of what mass kill…ings is all about. They talk without empathy because they or their loved ones are not in anyway affected.

The truth remains that real kil.-lings have been happening in Nigeria in thousands, and the government has been inattentive to it.

I’m particularly thankful that these two days have aroused our leaders to action. Let them protect those who they are leading. Let them be held accountable for their negligence all through the years.

And I sincerely hope that Nigeria recovers from this colossal disgrace”.

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