Oluwatosin

Vibes and vents. Medtwitter|| #Messi #FCB

[Oluwatosin @h_Efty]

Among other things, don't make promises you can't keep

[Oluwatosin @h_Efty]

*Live*, laugh, love

[The_Bearded_Dr_Sina @the_beardedsina]

Are there medical students that love writing?

I have an essay challenge and the winner gets 1 MILLION NAIRA!!

[AY🪵 @Agonizo_mai]

I think everyone should be with someone they truly find impressive. To me, one of the greatest forms of romance is that genuine awe.

[Pulse Nigeria @PulseNigeria247]

Meet Joy Olaitan, the Nigerian medical student who tells stories in a creative and distinct way. 👏🏽

📸: @Ravanjie

[Oluwatosin @h_Efty]

@petreli08 👀

[Nigerian Dentist @NigerianDentist]

Like clockwork, every month for the past one year or so, house officers come on this app to complain about their salaries being delayed. Like clockwork!!
Why on earth should people beg to receive their wages? This is how Nigeria keeps losing people to saner climes. Who would want to stay here and continue begging and protesting every month to receive payments for their jobs!!

Not giveaway o, salary!!

[real danny brière @chefbriere]

my quality of life would probably be significantly better if i deleted twitter but unfortunately some of you people are really funny

[Oluwatosin @h_Efty]

😂 😂

[robyn 👼 @apocryphaI]

came across the word ‘stot’ in a book & didn’t know what it meant so i looked it up and the definition said ‘another word for pronk.’ am i having a stroke?

[Honor 😎🛸 @AjanakuOluwash2]

So, I’m here to open the light on the occurrence happening in university of Ilorin, college of health sciences. It’s going be a long thread, so follow through to get the full gist.

[Oluwatosin @h_Efty]

Different year, same story😮‍💨

[Jael @Dal_lyyy]

February 13 and House Officers have not been paid January Salary.
@MDCNOfficial Pay House Officers their Salary‼️‼️‼️

[Oluwatosin @h_Efty]

The law is an ass

[Mazi Nathan @rukky_nate]

One question: Who owns the banana?

You or your Neighbor.

[Ravanjie @Ravanjie]

Home, sweet home.

[Oluwatosin @h_Efty]

@petreli08 🫂

[Oluwatosin @h_Efty]

SR was at least 3 times my size. Pulled me and the patient effortlessly

[yinky the mega machine @beyond_oyinkan]

My first call in O&G, I assisted 3 caesarean sections. Each time I was told to pull, I lost a bit of my mind.
Wdym I am not pulling hard enough. This is someone’s tummy 😭😭😭
Children should worship their mothers.

[Elnathan John @elnathan_john]

May we be able to afford our principles.

[Lammie_Art @Lammie_Art01]

If the algorithm showed you my handwork, I appreciate any support I get

[Oluwatosin @h_Efty]

@goodreads Tomorrow died yesterday by Chimeka Garricks

[Hafeezah ❤️ @Atilolahafeezah]

They said it’s affordable oo🫠🫠

[Dora_theophilus @dora_theophilus]

She called me and was screaming.
she said "I won!" "There were so many people but I was among the winners!".
It was a proud sister moment for me, I was sooo happy!!
But looking at her right now, it feels like she's leaving me slowly, my girl needs help and I can't do it alone.

[Olúwatósìn Olaseinde @tosinolaseinde]

I’ve been watching the #ResidentDoctors strike and we all need to lend our voice. For over two weeks, NARD doctors have withdrawn their services — and the government still hasn’t fully answered.

These aren’t petty demands. NARD says N38 billion is owed in unpaid salaries and allowances. Resident doctors are the backbone of public hospitals — yet their welfare keeps being ignored.

According to NARD, only 2 of 19 demands have received “progress.”

At UCH (Ibadan) — a premier teaching hospital — resident doctors have fully complied. Consultants are trying to manage, but it’s not a sustainable solution.

These doctors are not striking to be difficult. They’re striking because conditions are untenable: low pay, high work pressure, no long-term security.

The president has now directed the Health Ministry to act, but NARD insists their 19-point demand must be fully met. Partial payouts or half-measures won’t cut it.

As someone who cares about long-term sustainability, I know this matters: A broken health system isn’t just a loss for doctors — it’s a loss for all of us.

@nard_nigeria deserves more than lip service. They deserve real, lasting reform. This is not just a strike — it’s a fight for justice, dignity, and healthcare for every Nigerian.

I’m calling on fellow Nigerians, public servants, and every leader who can influence this: Stand with them. Amplify their voice. Push for a resolution that lasts, not a band-aid fix.

To @nard_nigeria — your cause matters..
We stand with you.