Beryl

Just a human.
Growing thriving and evolving.

[Beryl @_Beryl_Beryl]

@Drweloveu Be saying rubbish proudly. Elon musk names Twitter after his son X who turned trans. And that's his fave child. He has also talked Abt it before

[Beryl @_Beryl_Beryl]

@yabaleftonline Only abroad u see men do this. African men left the chart. The ones who do no fit do am for three years sef. But women... mostly do these things home and abroad it's like an obligation. When men do it it's love when we do it it's u duty.. God bless this man and others like him

[Beryl @_Beryl_Beryl]

@instablog9ja Una wey dey complain
U know how much bra dey?
Bra cost wella
Original bra wey no be okirika hold like 5-6k
So buying 5 at once she try abeg
Some people monthly salary for Nigeria no reach am..
Congratulations madam😂

[IGBO History & Facts @IgboHistoFacts]

“When a rich man is sick, the poor come to sympathize. When a poor man is sick, he recovers and later goes to tell the rich that he was sick.”

— Chinua Achebe

[Beryl @_Beryl_Beryl]

@yabaleftonline Purple! yime travel anytime
And if there's a second and third
Black and blue... I really want to see the wonders of the ocean.
Red will come handy
Green is the least though

[archivi.ng @StartArchiving]

In February 1984, a homeopathic doctor, Ernest Ugo, announced that his team at Calvary Hospital in Enugu had achieved Nigeria’s first in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) delivery, popularly known as a test-tube baby. The claim would spark the country’s hottest scientific controversy of that decade.

According to a cover story by The African Guardian:

▶️ The Anambra State branch of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) was the first to dismiss the announcement as a sham. Its chairman, Professor Paul Chuke, and secretary, Dr John Oli, described Ugo’s claim as “false and unfortunate.” They argued that the Enugu team lacked the sophisticated equipment, laboratory facilities, and expertise required for the delicate IVF process.

▶️ Ugo fired back, accusing the NMA leadership of jealousy and of condemning his work without inspecting his laboratory or practice. He mocked orthodox medicine for lagging behind developments in alternative medical practice.

▶️ It took the Buhari regime nearly a year to set up a five-member panel of medical experts to investigate the claim. By then, a team at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH) had also announced it was close to achieving an IVF breakthrough.

▶️ During the panel’s visit to Enugu, its chairman, Professor Adesanya Ige Grillo, reportedly asked Ugo’s wife, a Greek doctor who was part of the team, why she did not return to her country to carry out the breakthrough. A Yoruba member of the Enugu team was also asked what he was doing with an Igbo group.

▶️ After the visit, one panel member, Dr Bodunrin Oluwa, a homeopathic practitioner in private practice, resigned in protest, citing Grillo's bias and what he described as the panel’s shabby conduct in Enugu.

▶️ In June 1985, Grillo petitioned the police, accusing Ugo of possessing forged certificates and running an unregistered clinic. He claimed there was no school of homeopathy in Thessaloniki, Greece, where Ugo said he was trained.

▶️ Ugo and other members of his team were detained for 42 days.

▶️ On July 1, 1985, Grillo announced the panel’s findings: the LUTH team was legitimate, while the Enugu team, he said, was made up of frauds not certified to practise homeopathic medicine.

▶️ The Greek school later replied Nigerian authorities, confirming that Dr Ugo’s certificate was genuine.

▶️ However, the Babangida regime upheld the panel’s verdict in an announcement on May 1, 1986. The statement said Dr Ugo's claim could "dent the credibility of Nigeria within and outside the country."

▶️ During its own investigation, The African Guardian interviewed two parents who said they had struggled with infertility until they participated in Ugo’s trials and each later had a child.

▶️ The news magazine concluded that the scandal ultimately was about the unresolved tension between orthodox medical practice and alternative medicine in Nigeria.

[archivi.ng @StartArchiving]

In the early 1970s, a Nigerian student, Mudashiru Ayeni, believed he had invented a battery-powered robot office assistant and asked to personally demonstrate it to the head of state, Yakubu Gowon. He was sent to a psychiatrist instead.

According to a 1971 feature story by TRUST magazine:

▶️Ayeni made eight visits to the hospital before the psychiatrist certified him to be of sound mind.

▶️The 20-year-old student then wrote to his school principal about the role young Africans were expected to play in the continent’s development.

▶️This time, he was banned from classes and forced to quit school entirely.

▶️Ayeni later reached out to Nigeria’s Federal Commissioner of Communications, Aminu Kano, who encouraged him and gave him a renewed sense of purpose.

▶️How his robot worked: at the press of a button, it told the caller whether the boss was busy, available, or away from the office.

▶️At the time the story was published, Ayeni said several businessmen had already expressed interest in his invention.

[David Hundeyin @DavidHundeyin]

I'm not religious by any means but if I were God, it would be evident that based on the geographical arrangement of the world, I have my favourites.

Africa is that favourite. There is literally no material or human resource under the sun that cannot be found here in absurd quantities. We have EVERYTHING that humanity has ever fought wars over, in such quantities that I can understand why Leopold described Africa as a 'geological scandal.'

We are so absurdly stacked that even despite having the largest empire in history standing on our necks and extra ting ruthlessly for 500 years, we have still managed to be the world's 2nd most populous continent and by far the world's fastest growing population. No matter how breathlessly they extract, there are so many resources that 1.5 billion people still manage to exist without really doing so on purpose or having a plan for the future.

We are still the sovereign owners of this land, but at the rate we are fucking around, not for much longer. Nature has a habit of taking away gifts that are not utilised. If despite having all that we have, plus cheap instant communication and Ethiopian Airlines that reliably puts 90% of us within 6 hours of each other, we STILL manage to come out of the 21st century losing, then we will have fully earned the loss of our homeland and our disappearance from the earth, the same way the Mayans and Aztecs disappeared.

When Ibrahim Traoré says "Homeland or Death," it's not a patriotic slogan.

It's a statement of ugly fact.

[Beryl @_Beryl_Beryl]

@DawnunajiBeau @HEYBIDEMI Facts
Prior to marriage Stan was not this hot and good looking. He was kinda average tbvh.
She did a good work. Infact they both did. Cos same goes to our Lolo, they both brought out the beauties in each other.

[Beryl @_Beryl_Beryl]

@MhizPromzy @AyeeshaLiq Amen
He will

[SAFO NYAME HERBAL THERAPEUTICS @safonyameherbal]

Again, your malaria drugs “Artemether lumefantrine, COARTEM, IV artesunate” are obtained from a plant called Artemisia annua🌿….unlike its isolated compounds, it has little to no side effects when whole plant part(leaves) is used.

This herb is used by the Chinese for effective treatment of hemorrhoids, tuberculosis and cancer🤝

These plants are now grown in Nigeria and Ghana💚

[Arigold Fashion @joy_udemba1]

Ndubuisi Ekwekwe (@ndekekwe) is a technology economist, investor, and educator.
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• Actively shares pre-seed startup and investment opportunities, providing insights for early-stage investors and founders.
• Serves as Chairman of the Board, Abia State Technological Skills Acquisition Center (ASTSAC), supporting technology-driven skills development and innovation in Abia State.
Focused on technology, entrepreneurship, and economic development in Africa.

[Beryl @_Beryl_Beryl]

@Hajjyass70 @FredPharez How foolish is it that u said this. Yet ur Quran believes he is coming back. Ain't u deluded?

[Beryl @_Beryl_Beryl]

@yabaleftonline Una wan marry women wey dia brain never fully develop and can't make right decisions. So y'all can do dem anyhow. Shey science says women's brain or so fully develops at 25.
Sha hope the below 25 marry men whose brains are also not fully developed that's less than 30.
Mtcheww...

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[Beryl @_Beryl_Beryl]

@fairy_est @Greatalpha006 @nathan__oji @okikiayo11 You an recognize a hoe cos one raised u or one donated the sperm that was supposed to be flushed.
Mtcheww

[Christian Emergency Alliance @ChristianEmerg1]

Egypt: Saeed Abu Mustafa left Islam to follow Christ in 2016 after years of studying both faiths.

Pressures arose, prompting Saeed to flee to Russia, where he joined the Russian Orthodox Church.

In Russia, he criticized Islam and debated Muslims, which eventually landed him in prison for almost a year due to Islamic pressure.

Saeed was then deported back to Egypt, where he was arrested by security services - he remains behind bars to this day.

There are reports Saeed has been mistreated in detention.

Pray for Saeed Abu Mustafa.

Free Abu Mustafa.

[Beryl @_Beryl_Beryl]

@UK_Moyi Pls mechi onu. They are many Muslim les... Just sit this one out. Haba

[Beryl @_Beryl_Beryl]

@DaddyTwinzz It's very wrong to disrespect another's culture cos your culture does something differently.
It makes absolutely no sense. State ur facts with respect.

[Beryl @_Beryl_Beryl]

@BolanleA4 If he was Muslim, I don't think this will be his fate. Omo ehhh...