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[theIdowu🖤 @_mArVye]

2026,The year I write my First MB with distinctions !🥹❤️

[Docti-ify @fueki_lee]

After my presentation today, I went to the toilet and wept like a child…

Despite all the preparations, reading, countless hours it was not even regarded as average, according to them I did absolute rubbish.

I don’t even know what to do anymore, it’s like the harder I try in this program, Im constantly reminded that it’s not even average, it’s below average infact it’s rubbish…

I knew postgraduate was hard but nothing prepared me for how hard it actually is…

If you are not mentally strong don’t bother coming for residency, i cant Ehen believe it was even worse than this,
I just feel broken and humiliated….

Imagine 31 year old me, weeping like a child in a locked toilet, that what it has now come to because I want to be a Surgeon….

[Alex Onyia @winexviv]

This WAEC glitch has significantly affected thousands of children.

They should release the answer scripts for students to review and challenge them.

If nothing is done by the end of this week, we will have to take the matter to court.

The pain for students has been unbearable.

[co-creator with God. 🥼🩺 @MaryRoseMalomo]

How do you break up with someone politely?
Is there even a polite way to break up?

[theIdowu🖤 @_mArVye]

@jayy_ayofe @medikozone Congratulations Doc !

[theIdowu🖤 @_mArVye]

Some of you are too ugly for the character you put out there.

[theIdowu🖤 @_mArVye]

If you don chop Indomie pass me for this life
Your life don spoil !

[Hillside University of Science and Technology @hillsideuni]

Hillside University was honoured to welcome the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN) accreditation team for the accreditation exercise of our Nursing Science programme.

The visit reflects our commitment to quality nursing education and the training of competent,

[theIdowu🖤 @_mArVye]

Nobody talks about the 10th time you explain something to yourself before it finally clicks. That moment isn’t failure,it’s exactly how learning works. Keep going….

[theIdowu🖤 @_mArVye]

@saturn35619 @atanda_voa 😂

[theIdowu🖤 @_mArVye]

Some of y’all fail and you actually do deserve it at times.

[Chinonso_MD @Obiwetaaku]

In 18 months,
I’ve written the 3 hardest exams of my life
Final year exams
USMLE Steps 1 and 2

Now I can say that I’m 2nd best graduating student in med school with honours and a step 2 result of 275 all these while being a pathology tutor and throwing parties with my friends💀

[Dr Prosper The Philosopher @ProsperThePhilo]

Do you know that overreading is a thing?

Many of you have probably heard this saying before:

"No knowledge is a waste."

In medical school, knowledge can actually be a waste.

Yes, I said it.

You can spend hours reading the wrong things, walk into the examination hall, and realize that many of the things you studied didn't even show the slightest trace of themselves in the exam.

Meanwhile, the things you didn't study as deeply,the things you underread ended up appearing over and over again.

At that point, the knowledge you spent so much time acquiring became a waste.

Not because the knowledge itself was useless, but because it didn't help you in that examination hall.

It didn't improve your score.

It didn't move your future forward.

So, at that moment, it became wasted effort.

That is why you need to understand something.

There is overreading, and there is underreading.

Your job is to avoid both.

Never overread.

Study in a guided way.

Think about your books philosophically.

What actually matters?

What doesn't?

Does this textbook matter?

Or does it not matter?

For example, in my own school,I don't know about yours this is how it works.

For Gross Anatomy, textbooks matter.

You read your textbooks because you need a solid conceptual understanding of Gross Anatomy to answer examination questions.

During dissection, however, you make use of manuals.

You also study your atlas because of the diagrams and structures.

Each resource has its own purpose.

For Histology, the lecture slides are usually enough.

In fact, almost nobody carries a Histology textbook around here.

For Biochemistry and Physiology, the lecture slides are also usually enough.

Sometimes they even explain the material better than the textbooks.

So, what am I trying to tell you?

If you begin to study without guidance—without knowing what is actually important, what your lecturer emphasizes, and what the examination is likely to focus on—you will eventually experience the effects of overreading.

You'll spend your limited time and limited energy studying things that don't contribute much to your examination performance.

And that's a mistake.

Medical school doesn't give you unlimited time.

It doesn't give you unlimited energy either.

So you must channel those limited resources toward the things that actually matter.

That is why I disagree with the statement that "no knowledge is a waste."

Medical school teaches you something different.

Some knowledge, at least in the context of preparing for an examination, can become wasted effort if you acquire it at the expense of what actually mattered.

Learn this lesson early.

Avoid overreading.

[theIdowu🖤 @_mArVye]

@don_pet @TheCalmNurseJ 😂

[theIdowu🖤 @_mArVye]

@ProsperThePhilo Thank you sir

[theIdowu🖤 @_mArVye]

@ProsperThePhilo Can I get anatomy please ?

[theIdowu🖤 @_mArVye]

@The_Akinrimisi 🤣

[theIdowu🖤 @_mArVye]

@spotify
Why is your app so blank since yesterday .

You guys should fix up nah

[theIdowu🖤 @_mArVye]

@Tunmiseyy Can I send a private dm ?