GolD

Life is one boring stretch.. When you're doing nothing. Here's my quota in injecting some Fun into it .. Peace!!!

[GolD @RowenaGoLD]

The end..

[GolD @RowenaGoLD]

This comparison isn’t correct. You need to compare both in grams. You have oats at 150g comparing with 240g of black beans.

[GolD @RowenaGoLD]

I forget, always, how you write. Then you remind us!
Where’s obaranda these days?

[GolD @RowenaGoLD]

She had months to figure it out.
The problem I have with people is if you give them a chance they think they have a say in your life.

[AskAubry 🦋 🐆🦝 @ask_aubry]

Love it when partners safeguard each other.

[GolD @RowenaGoLD]

What’s a saline country 🤣

[Sgt Show @SgtShow01]

@afolabiodun The worst part of Nigerians are the ones in diaspora who wakes up everyday in a saline country but doesn't which their own "dear nation" could be remotely close.

[GolD @RowenaGoLD]

Everyday I think about how species humans are… we are what? Over 8billion 😂 but each one is special

[GolD @RowenaGoLD]

No need for this shenanigans. Just spend the money paying all kid related bills.
You want more humans, pay to have them. You know how much kids costs, both in monetary terms and otherwise etc??

[Mad Over Marketing @MadOMarketing]

The Japanese Government is helping people find love to solve for their critically low birth rates.

People are not having enough kids in Japan, so the Government is stepping in with a dating app.

The dating app is being rolled out to help people find love, get married and have children.

The app even requires users to sign a pledge that they are looking to get married and not just a casual relationship.

Japan’s ageing population is projected to fall by 30% in the next 40 years.

Japan is proof that no matter what the problem, one solution always is - let’s create an app around this.

[GolD @RowenaGoLD]

We would need working health insurance because I cannot imagine how much this costs!!!

[Tolu Ogunlesi @toluogunlesi]

A most heartwarming story that I heard yesterday, at the FHN conference. A Nigerian neonatologist moved back to Nigeria from the UK 4 months ago to set up a Neonatal intensive care facility in Lagos.

Her first patient: a premature baby who weighed 620 grams. Yes. Grams. Less than 1kg. Born to a woman who’d been trying for a baby for very many years. Four months later, baby now weighs 2.27kg, and is doing well.

She shared this story on a panel with 4 other Nigerian doctors who’ve moved back home over the last decade. Every single of them spoke about how fulfilling it has been, even while acknowledging the challenges of life and business in Nigeria. Nobody downplayed the very real issues - electricity was high on their lists, for example.

But they all spoke with first-hand experience of how, even amidst the challenges, there are opportunities, and vistas of hope. Listening to that discussion is one of the best things I’ve experienced this year. I personally think all of those doctors deserve National Honours.

For me it’s a constant reminder that we just have to get things right as a country. We don’t have a choice!

A day before, I sat on a panel at BRF’s book launch, and shared my vision of a Nigeria as a medical tourism destination (we already have a medical tourism visa, by the way!). And I told HE @drobafemihamzat (repping @jidesanwoolu) to please work to fasttrack the planned Lagos Medical City, as part of the things governments are doing to support private enterprise in healthcare.

There’s of course A LOT that governments can and should be doing, that’s a topic for another post.

We must share the stories of everything that’s going on. We cannot focus ONLY on what’s not working. We must give equal (if not more!) energy to what’s working, as well. What’s changing for the better. The people making heroic moves and investments. There’s a lot more to the story of healthcare in Nigeria, than failure and Japa.

God bless the FRN

— Tolu Ogunlesi

[GolD @RowenaGoLD]

@adaeyze This is a problem when your original passport is problematic.
You don’t see the British hustling 2 passport.
Let’s rest small

[GolD @RowenaGoLD]

Let’s wait and see what new research outcomes say before we begin to regret.
I lived in Italy in 2020, and I saw the death toll, know people who lost family members.
Worst case, we are Guinea pigs in a subpar clinical trial

[👑S.A.L.A.K.O🕊 @UnkleAyo]

One of the biggest judgement errors of my adult life was taking the COVID 19 vaccine, twice **

I regret it to this day.

[GolD @RowenaGoLD]

Something very spiritual about watching moving waters

[GolD @RowenaGoLD]

Up next: Potty training with a bit of bribery and corruption..

[GolD @RowenaGoLD]

lol. Pls close your bible. And actually talk to humans
Marriage and the whole responsibility of it, the pressure the society puts on women to uphold the family…
women are out of their minds with stress… first thing that’s affected? Sex drive

[Sharon 🦜 @shastorra]

A few years ago, I asked my mom why women are promiscuous before marriage and then withhold sex after marriage. She opened her Bible and read me Genesis 3 and said “It’s not about sex, it’s about control.”

[GolD @RowenaGoLD]

I don’t know what you’re talking about. This is slander really.

[Ibeh @masurge7]

My kid brother is at the verge of marrying an Igbo girl from Orlu, Imo state. With the spate of promiscuity, cruelty and immoral demeanor I read here about Igbo women for the first time I am really concerned. Funny enough even the Igbo women are not beating the allegations.

[GolD @RowenaGoLD]

So she’s an extremely clean person with a touch of OCD, what’s the problem.
You, the husband is not complaining, let outsiders stay in their home.
Also not kissing babies is correct, they are very fragile. Wiping breasts before feeding is hygienic too 😆

[GolD @RowenaGoLD]

lol. My grandma had it everywhere. She has 10 living children I know of.
Her children’s children twins yakata

[Nadia💚 @BintDijaa]

@HerbalistChief Is it true that skin tags kinda signifies infertility especially in women?

[GolD @RowenaGoLD]

This comparison isn’t fair.
When you see the “not allowing” for women it’s usually about the more basic life aspect.. finances, work, child related stuff, education etc
But yeah let’s compare

[Somi❤️ @SomiEkhasomhi]

We are all biased sha. Because when I hear that a woman didn’t ‘allow’ her husband to come back to Nigeria to enter politics and even threatened him with the divorce, my mind doesn’t even go to abuse. But as soon as it’s a man doing the un-allowing for anything…🚨🚨🚨🚨

[GolD @RowenaGoLD]

Do it, do the hard conversation!
If it goes well, that’s your husband sis

[Olori🍒 @OloriOfOloris]

I’m going to say it again. Doing the number 2 in a man’s house is crazyyy. Can’t you hold it till you get home ffs!?

[GolD @RowenaGoLD]

The average man is more dangerous than a bear 😕

[GolD @RowenaGoLD]

Lol @ this thread.
You have a shared husband. Know this and know peace.
Let him go abroad and be established, you can take care of yourself

[GolD @RowenaGoLD]

Because it’s the face you recognise as an older child/adult.
I have one picture of my mom when she was under 20. It was me in the same age

[Footiecentraltv 📺 ⚽️ @marxilin]

Hit my 30’s and started looking a thousand times more like my mother…