Uthman Uthman., MBBS,MRCSEd, FMCS,FWACS

#Muslim #Husband #Father Ridiculously simple #Happyman #Neurosurgeon #NHA🏥🔪🔪💉💉💊✂️ 🇳🇬

[Uthman Uthman., MBBS,MRCSEd, FMCS,FWACS @gigabyte_md]

The investment required to become a neurosurgeon is real, it took a lot from me but its also given me a lot .
Just when it seemed like it was all impossible , I earned 3 fellowships this year 2024.

Completed my residency training in neurosurgery and now a Consultant Neurosurgeon

[ev ; @grumpykazz]

Imaginate morir con este nivel de aura. Te coges a un hightower y te cagas de risa en la cara de un dragón que te está a punto de calcinar

[Turaki MD @EL_KUT]

The aim of an ambulance is to safely and timely convey staff to a site of urgent need. This is ensure urgent assessment and provision of intervention and safe repatriation of patients to a secondary site as the situation dictates. That contraption fails in many of these areas.

[Deeqa 🇸🇴 @Deee_luul]

Omar: "I am very proud of my passport, and I don't want any other one."

He also urged politicians and lawmakers to do everything they can to restore the prestige and respect of the Somali passport.

And he encouraged young Somalis to believe in themselves and in their country. 🇸🇴

[KehPaul 🧠 🐐 @kehinde_alare]

Being a while, I'm happy to share one of recent publications with Frontiers in Immunology, which looks at the possibility of integrating biocomputational techniques in GBM vaccine development. Read here https://t.co/4fvKCIJ9xJ
Proud of the team @gigabyte_md @alare_taiwo

[Nandi 🤍💜🤍 @pallnandi]

The expectations that comes with a man that protects and provides.

[Turaki MD @EL_KUT]

Felt like I was actually in King’s College Hospital. I hope they get their staffing right but it’s truly a remarkable project.

[David Clarke, MD @daveclarkemd]

I spent 25 years as a gastroenterologist.

I treated over 7,000 patients whose symptoms had no explanation on any test.

Abdominal pain. Nausea. Bloating. Pelvic pain. Bowel malfunction. Fatigue. Later on I diagnosed mystery symptoms from head to foot. Every test is normal.

Here’s what I learned.

[Uthman Uthman., MBBS,MRCSEd, FMCS,FWACS @gigabyte_md]

@doctortee 😀

[ToHire.NG™ @tohire_ng]

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[Uthman Uthman., MBBS,MRCSEd, FMCS,FWACS @gigabyte_md]

@SarkinMota_AMF This is true . I personally had similar experience with WhatsApp chat evidence against your PA. He did not necessarily demand money openly but the actions insinuated such . Can be wrong. But yeah , look in to the allegations to save your person / brand . 🤝

[Michael T. Lawton, MD @mtlawton]

The spinal cord is a scary thing to incise. The cord has a midline fissure that makes it easier there, but paramedian cord does not. However, myelotomy along dorsal root entry zone (DREZ) is safe for dorsal spinal cord cavernous malformations, entering posteromedial to descending corticospinal tract & dancing around posterior spinal artery…

[SEGA L'éveilleur® @segalink]

Watching @piersmorgan’s recent coverage is disheartening. Through either ignorance or calculation, he's platforming guests who advance the same destabilizing narrative that has devastated Sudan and other African nations. Nigeria won't be their next victim.

His fixation on 'How many Christians have been killed?' misses the fundamental reality: Nigeria doesn't view citizens through religious lenses. We see Nigerians as Nigerians, human beings deserving protection regardless of faith. Our security challenges involve terrorism and extremism that targets anyone outside their rigid ideologies, Christian and Muslim alike. The government is working to address these varied threats according to their specific dynamics.

This is not genocide. That term is being deliberately misapplied to serve an external agenda.

Our Foreign Minister @YusufTuggar deserves recognition for his composed efforts to counter this manufactured narrative. These agitators are peddling a failed playbook for their own interests, but Nigeria's resilience will prevail. 🚔

[Hon. Yusuf Maitama Tuggar @YusufTuggar]

Nigeria is a nation of remarkable complexity; multi-ethnic, multi-religious, multi-cultural and home to over 230 million people.

Nation-building in such a diverse landscape demands context, balance, and a willingness to engage issues with nuance rather than sensationalism.

In my conversation on @PiersUncensored, I reiterated a simple truth: Nigeria cannot be understood or judged, through simplistic or one-dimensional lenses.

Our internal dynamics require thoughtful interpretation, grounded in facts, history, and constitutional reality.

The work of diplomacy includes correcting misconceptions, providing clarity where narratives are distorted, and ensuring that global audiences appreciate the full picture of who we are and the values we uphold.

I remain committed to conversations that reflect Nigeria’s complexity with honesty, depth, and respect.

[Hon. Yusuf Maitama Tuggar @YusufTuggar]

@piersmorgan I am as cool as a cucumber Mr Morgan. And if I wasn’t more equable I would say you are flattering yourself, but I won’t. Just want to make sure you don’t edit out the parts where you kept referring to the “Chibok Boys”! Well researched.

[Dutch Rojas @DutchRojas]

A group of physicians built a hospital in South Texas anyway, and now it’s a 520-bed system with a Level 1 trauma center.

Of course, everyone said it couldn’t be done.

Dr. Carlos Cárdenas joins The Doctor's Lounge to explain how they did it and why doctors must lead again.

@physicianhosp @DHRhealth
@DrDiGiorgio @sdixitmd @anish_koka @DRsLoungePod

[Dr Done @Dr_Done_]

In the UK the consultants only let you do this if you’re not a doctor

[Sage of the Six Paths @DrJohnAfam]

This is a Public Service Announcement.

Over 11,000 Doctors in 90+ teaching hospitals are going on strike starting on the 1st of November.

Here are the 19 demands 👇🏾 🧵

[Dr Mohammad Usman Suleiman @mohagirei]

The 19 @nard_nigeria Demands

[Dr Mohammad Usman Suleiman @mohagirei]

A PASSIONATE APPEAL TO THE COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE FEDERATION

Dear President @officialABAT GCFR

Your Excellency Sir,

Warm greetings to you from the entire body of Resident Doctors in Nigeria; a vital group of young medical professionals who provide specialist care and constitute a significant portion of the nation’s healthcare workforce.

We write to you today with deep concern and a profound sense of duty to draw your urgent attention to the worsening state of Nigeria’s health sector. Our healthcare system, Sir, is on the verge of collapse, a situation that has now assumed the dimensions of a national emergency and a matter of national security.

Your Excellency, we are aware that some individuals around you may have assured you that the challenges facing resident doctors have been resolved. Respectfully, Sir, that information is not accurate. Our realities in the hospitals across Nigeria tell a different story. Many of our members are yet to receive their legitimate entitlements, despite several signed agreements and repeated assurances from government representatives.

We are not politicians. We are doctors; men and women devoted to saving lives, working long hours in often harsh and under-resourced conditions. Our appeal is simple and sincere: we seek not luxuries, but the basic salaries, allowances, and welfare packages that have already been approved and promised by government.

Sadly, while many in privileged positions continue to receive their full emoluments without delay, the frontline doctors who shoulder the burden of patient care are left struggling. This inequity is demoralizing and threatens the very foundation of our healthcare delivery system.

Mr. President, you have always been known for your compassion, fairness, and courage in addressing difficult national challenges. We therefore appeal to your fatherly leadership to personally intervene and resolve the long-standing 19-point demands of the Nigerian Resident Doctors in order to restore hope, trust, and stability to our health sector.

We believe that under your decisive leadership, Nigeria’s health system can once again stand strong to serve our people with dignity and save countless lives.

May God grant you the wisdom, strength, and goodwill to act swiftly in the interest of all Nigerians.

Thank you Your Excellency for your kind attention and anticipated action.

Dr. Mohammad Usman Suleiman
President, Nigeria Association of Resident Doctors
27:10:2025

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