lies. I may not know about the picture in the first frame, but I do know about the second.
The second belongs to The Khan Research Group at the University of Guelph (find attached). More information here:
1. https://t.co/U4EifN3yZa…
2. https://t.co/FBijyZg1ux…
Official commissioning of the Modupe and Folorunso Alakija Medical Research and Training Hospital donated to Osun State University, the biggest single philanthropic gesture recorded in Nigeria, a well equipped state of the art medical facility. A donation of over 70 Billion Naira
It’s easier to tame a lion than to convince a Nigerian patient that Malaria and typhoid don’t come together. You don’t have to take antibiotics for “typhoid” when you’re treating malaria. They’re not twins.
Given the amount of controversy that has surrounded this issue.
I welcome the United States involvement in this matter.
Whether or not there is a Christian genocide, whether or not it is state-sponsored and any and all other allegations should be thoroughly investigated and the truth made known to all.
There is so much "they-said they-said" that I feel the world is owed transparent answers.
May the truth prevail.
Genetics tells us what could be.
Molecular biology shows us how it happens.
Understanding both is how we move from sequence to significance. #Genetics#MolecularBiology#Science
Auntie, abeg, epp me tell the hospital to provide automatic analyzers since you're that close to the CMD🤧
7. The “silent observers”: they say literally nothing. You’ll only know if they’re pleased or pissed by how they collect their receipt.😂
Who can relate? 😂
In my little experience as a lab scientist, I have categorized patients into 7 groups:
1. The “ITK” (I Too Know) patients: These ones come to the lab armed with Google results & half medical degrees from YouTube😂. “I know my blood group already” or “Na small malaria I get.”
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6. The “entitled, argumentative" patients: these ones are already angry before they arrive. If you say left, they’ll say right. “My brother is a consultant here,” or “The CMD said the result should be ready in 1 hour"😂 For manual FBC and ESR investigation???
chasing time. “Can I get the result now?"🤧
3. The “fear fear” patients: these ones sweat before the venipuncture😂
Some will just close their eyes during the phlebotomy😂. It's easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for them to accept to donate their blood.