God has done it again✅
500 Level MBBS Result = 3 out of 3 Distinctions
Distinction (D) in Community Health & Primary Care
Distinction (D) in Obs & Gynae
Distinction (D) in Paediatrics
100L-500L Result = 5.00CGPA, 11 out of 11 Distinctions.
Mbbs, Unilag.
Here are 20 of my movies that I didn’t play Igbo roles.
Colors Of Fire - Showing in Cinema.
Behind The Scenes - Showing in Cinema
Wedding Night Blues - Prime Video
The Party - Netflix
What About Us - Kava
Criminal - Prime Video
On The Edge - Prime Video
Broke & Proud - YouTube
Fame & Fury - YouTube
Thin Line - Netflix
Suspicion - Prime Video
Grind - Prime Video
Family Gbese - Prime Video
Momiwa - Prime Video
My Fairytale Wedding - Showmax
Masquerades of Aniedo - Showmax
Foolish People - YouTube
Finding My Way - YouTube
Life and Dirt - Prime Video
Vanity - Prime Video
Enjoy with the family for this festive season🖤✨🎄
After all the christian upbringing,
After all the GCK,
After all the NSSPD,
After all the Holy Ghost Conventions,
After all the Hallelujah Challenge,
After all the word heard & preached, prayers & praise,
May Satan not get the chance to mock us:
"So you later came here?"
I tell you this, as a man:
A man that loves you, will NOT forget your birthday - especially not the first, worse off, the second.
Stop accepting nonsense, in the name of love.
All back for 40k in Nigeria is ridiculous. What’s wrong with everyone? How much are you people earning?
All back doesn’t last for a month because of our hair type, so you mean every 2 weeks you want to pay 40k for all back?
If you’re wealthy just ignore this post.
If you keep comparing your life with what you see online, you'll struggle with happiness
Why?
“It's not what you have or who you are or where you are or what you are doing that makes you happy or unhappy.
It's how you perceive it
As long as you compare, it'll never be enough
Seeing this post prompted me to share a story. Not fiction
When my elder sister gave birth to her first child, her husband would usually carry the baby during his morning prayers. It started off as, “Let me help my wife carry the baby since she couldn’t sleep last night,” and soon became a routine.
Every day, by 4 a.m., as he prepared for his daily morning prayers, the baby would wake up crying. He would carry her on his chest like in this image and pray with her for the two hours he usually spends in prayer. The beautiful thing about this routine was that once he carried her and she rested on his chest, she stopped crying. She would remain awake but peaceful throughout the entire prayer session.