@jeffwellz It's hard to believe we've accepted 24 to 36-hour shifts as normal in modern healthcare. Fatigue is a safety issue, not just a workplace issue.
I have a Bachelor of Commerce degree in Accounting from the University of Cape Coast
I also have a project management certificate, Digital Marketing and E-commerce certificate, and Customer Relationship Management certificate
But I am ready to do any job
My name is Kelvin Addae Nketsiah, and I badly need a job to be financially stable.
I've been in the house for 3 years since I left uni. Anyone has recommendations for me please?
I'm ready for any job in every part of Ghana. Thanks
Randomly thinking about people in wheelchairs whose homes flooded and how they were rescued. The visually impaired too…bro! Then there are the people in sleep in front of stores….
they’re building in a waterway close to frozen cabana, they’ve literally started filling the drain to build there, there’s an excavator there as we speak sef, check am out my boss @johndumelo
Ashesi husband to Ashesi wife: vacation every summer .
Ashesi wife: i will make the reservations.
Ashesi husband to another wife: vacation every summer.
Another wife: we can use the money to buy cement to build our house 😭😭😭😭
Jokes please wai 🤲🏿
@bolajiayo You guys didn’t hear when the nurse Vicky said she was on maternity leave but decides to come midwife her friend? Asking “why she’s still on duty” up and down.
One of the most remarkable things about healthcare workers is their commitment to duty, even while dealing with their own personal challenges.
Imagine a woman arriving at a hospital in labor, anxious and preparing to bring new life into the world, only to discover that the nurse assigned to care for her is also expecting a baby and experiencing labor herself. It sounds unbelievable, but it is a powerful reminder of the dedication, resilience, and humanity of healthcare professionals.
Beyond the surprise and humor of the situation, it highlights something important: nurses and medical workers often put the needs of others before their own comfort. Every day, they work long hours, handle emergencies, provide emotional support, and help families through some of the most significant moments of their lives.
This story is also a reminder that behind every uniform is a human being with dreams, families, challenges, and experiences just like the people they serve. Moments like these show the extraordinary side of ordinary people and deserve appreciation.
Mina it’s the opposite. For years I’d had terrible period pains. So bad, I would throw up. Then one day I asked God to heal me, I used some verses and went to Him in faith. Woke up the next month pain free. It’s been 5 years. I will forever be grateful 🙏