Ahmed M UMAR 🇳🇬

MD | FWACS | FMCS | Cert. GUR.

Senior Lecturer & Consultant Urologist.
Genitourinary Reconstruction | Endourology | Andrology | Tweets are personal.

[Ahmed M UMAR 🇳🇬 @docmed2012]

Many reasons make some people to run away when they hear a potential spouse is SS.
Some is based on their personal experience with someone they know who is a sickle cell disease patient while others is based on rumors they've heard about sickle cell patients
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[Halal Matchmaking @Halal_Match]

Please how best do you think we can encourage our brothers/Sisters with SS genotype on this platform. To be sincere we have to carry them along and get possible matches for them.

Lets help our sickle cell warriors 💪🏼

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@hadizel @davido I like the book 👍🏾

[UEFA @UEFA]

🏆 Referee announced for 2026 #SuperCup!

We're pleased to share that Somali referee Omar Artan will officiate the highly anticipated match between PSG and Aston Villa in Salzburg.

[Sahara Reporters @SaharaReporters]

WATCH: ‘We Slept Outside With Mosquitoes’, Adamawa Pilgrims Stranded In Saudi Arabia Despite Paying Over N8.3Million Each For Hajj

[Ahmed M UMAR 🇳🇬 @docmed2012]

@zibuseman @DCICUg Every country in the world deports unwanted and illegal immigrants and nobody complains, but once targeted violence is involved, people will talk & news agencies will definitely broadcast it. It is the duty of the SA government to deport all illegal & unwanted immigrants.

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@PGizzieCasuals @Waspapping_ Yes, it is in the northern part of Nigeria and was carved from northern states.

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@grok @khadijahzakari_ She don vex with you @grok

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@nobody_BD Even a criminal is not to be beaten mercilessly, but for the authorities to take action against him

[Ahmed M UMAR 🇳🇬 @docmed2012]

@thinkforme00233 @JoyNewsOnTV That is d point.
D authorities shld do their job. But attacking someone as if u wanna kill him jst bcus he’s an illegal is wrong.
Secondly, to d foreigners, if u are not wanted, just leave. What is d essence to subjecting urself to risk & humiliation.
Go back to your country.

[Ahmed M UMAR 🇳🇬 @docmed2012]

@chekgeri @JoyNewsOnTV 😂😂😂😂😂 This is what we call flawless victory…

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@nobody_BD @JoyNewsOnTV @gustavosquare I personally don’t have problem if you don’t want foreigners in your country. That is fine.
Tell your government to deport them.
But beating up a person just because he’s an illegal, without any human feeling is absolutely wrong.
There is no justification for that.

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@haliifaa That’s the more reason he needs him. He can do the dirty job.

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@NurudeenAkewus1 @TheoAbuAgada @AM_Saleeeem He is married to Dangote’s daughter for several years

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@CaptJamyl @whitenigerian @AM_Ridwan2 From SkyDanfoDriver to Dangote Group. That’s great. Congratulations and best wishes

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@lobistarsfans @SarkinMota_AMF I agree with you. That is why you see the giant business men such as Dangote, Otedola, and co don’t talk when it comes to political matters. E get why, especially in a country like Nigeria where your business can be messed up over night.

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@asbdragon6 @statsfrica Misr, Ummud dunya. I agree that Egypt is a good country and is trying in improving infrastructure despite the challenges, but Morocco is ahead in terms of infrastructure.

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@Waspapping_ I like Colgate and Oral B. Never used Pepsodent

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@khadijahzakari_ Very disgusting 🤮

[Springer Medicine @Springer_Med]

Insulin remains key to the management of type 2 diabetes, but its role continues to evolve with the arrival of once-weekly regimens presenting new opportunities and challenges.

How can once-weekly insulin therapy be implemented to optimize patient care?

[Halimah-Sa’dia @SayyidaAlHurraa]

Today’s Reflection:

I came across a post by @HistoryVille about Aliyu Mai-Bornu, and it challenges this idea we casually throw around about people being “behind” in life. He pursued higher education in Economics at 35 and graduated at 38, at a point where many of his peers had already spent well over a decade building their careers. By societal standards, he was clearly behind.

But within just six years of graduating, at the young age of 44 he became the 1st Indigenous Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria. Six years. What takes many 25 to 30 years, and for some, a lifetime, he reached in a fraction of that time. He retired at 48 and passed away at 51, yet his name remains permanently written into Nigeria’s history.

That alone should force a rethink of how we measure progress. The assumption that everyone must follow a fixed timeline is flawed. People are not just moving at different speeds, they are operating on entirely different timelines. Some start early and never arrive. Others start later and move with a speed that defies expectation. So being “behind” is often just a perception built on comparison, not a reflection of actual potential or outcome.

From an Islamic perspective, this becomes even clearer: what is written for you will reach you, and it will do so at the exact time it is meant to. Not earlier to satisfy pressure, and not later to fit society’s expectations. Aliyu Mai-Bornu did not live a particularly long life, but within the years he had, he reached a level many never attain despite having more time. That is the part that matters.

So the focus should not be on where you think you are on a timeline, but on what you do with the time you have and how prepared you are when your moment comes. Because when it does, it will be complete, it will be undeniable, and it will be yours. May we attain what is written for us, and be granted the life, health, and iman to make it count.

[Ahmed M UMAR 🇳🇬 @docmed2012]

@_dinomelaye Dino go bless her 🙌🏾