Chinwe Nwagu

💡Abba's Storyteller
💡Warrior (SIckle Cell)
💡Author

I write to help you find light and hope through the conversations I have with Abba

[Chinwe Nwagu @chinwewrites]

True healing begins from acceptance!
Accepting that the pain exists
That you've been hurt
That you've been scarred.
And no one tells you this. People tend to be promoters of "if you accept it you are claiming it"
But accepting is knowing a pain exist

I doubted having sickle cell

[DavidPrinceBen @DavidPrinceBen]

The pain in Ogbomoso is deeper than reports can describe.

Oh My God.

[The Grace Initiative For Sickle Cell @TGIforsicklecel]

Through her voice, she continues to inspire a new narrative—one where living with sickle cell is not defined by limitation, but by strength, growth, and possibility

[The Grace Initiative For Sickle Cell @TGIforsicklecel]

Her work is rooted in compassion, faith, and a deep commitment to helping others live fully beyond their diagnosis.

Chinwe is also the creator of the “Sickled and Thriving” series, where she documents her journey of resilience, healing, and purpose.

[The Grace Initiative For Sickle Cell @TGIforsicklecel]

Chinwe Nwagu is a medical student, sickle cell advocate, and founder of Project Sickled, a platform dedicated to raising awareness, educating communities, and empowering individuals living with sickle cell disease.

[The Grace Initiative For Sickle Cell @TGIforsicklecel]

This weekend, with the founder of Project Sickled

Set your Reminders

https://t.co/CZG3qXjtj9

[Funmi💕 @DrFunmiwilliams]

If broken crayons still color, a broken hallelujah still carries praise

[Kaosar Salam ✨ @qaozy]

Waiting period is toughhhh
You’ll cry, you’ll be frustrated, you’ll try so hard to keep the hopes alive…see, it’s one of the toughest phase ever.
You don’t even know if you should give up or keep pushing. May God grant our heart desires, it’s not easy Wallahi

[Ìfẹ́ @diaryofa9jagirl]

Don’t listen to the aunties that tell you, you don’t need single friends when you get married.

Do not forget your girlfriends.

You may be in love with your husband and enjoy his company but in challenging times, your husband will need his friends, you’ll NEED yours too.

[Thee Comfort O.🌸 @comfortomovre]

Only God knows what’s happening with this generation. You can’t cry at weddings. You don’t want to apologize after forgetting a friend’s birthday. You think you owe people nothing.

Which one do you now want to do???? No emotions, no empathy, just carrying head like soulless zombies. Abeggi!

[O⁠_⁠o @TheMorakinyo]

I sleep to much for a medical Student having exams next few weeks 🥲

[Chinwe Nwagu @chinwewrites]

@ThecruiseDoc Congratulations Becks

[Chinwe Nwagu @chinwewrites]

@keystonebankng @olabamijiTOhee2 @SaharaReporters @keystonebankng abeg what is going on na?????

[Tunde Onakoya @Tunde_OD]

Life has a way of throwing you off a well-crafted plan, the most important thing is to roll with it.

[Chinwe Nwagu @chinwewrites]

Dear Sickle Cell Warriors,
What do you do on the days you struggle to get out of bed?

Don't air me please

[Thriving Warrior 💜 @_damiprecious]

😪The economy is bad but the narrative that you have to depend on NGOs for daily 2ks just because they are trying to help you will never sit right with me.

They helped you with money for meds today and all of a sudden, you want to milk them? How?

[Oyinkansola Alabi (Dr.) @EmotionsDoctor]

You worry too much for someone who God has never failed.

[Chinwe Nwagu @chinwewrites]

This is wholsome

[Nteteɛ Foundation @NteteeFoundatn]

As Sickle Cell Awareness Month draws to a close, let's all remember to choose kindness in our words and actions. #SickleStrong 💪🏾#SickleCellAdvocacy #SickleCellAwarenessMonth

[Chinwe Nwagu @chinwewrites]

How will I make mad money to cater for this Sickle-cell life and dreams

[Thriving Warrior 💜 @_damiprecious]

Tweeting into existence. ❤️🦋

[Anjola baby 🥰 @TheAnjolajesu]

Ntetee was a gift to myself for my 21st.

I didn’t set out to “run an NGO” lol. I just wanted to help people, especially those who live with the sickle cell disease. It’s a burden I’ve carried for as long as I can remember…