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writer & doctor. pancake advocate

[Lovereign Bible Church @LovereignChurch]

Encounter with Oil is almost here and we’re getting more and more excited! Get ready to breakthrough with REV. DR KWADWO BOATENG BEMPAH at Lovereign Bible Church.

[SG @semefa_sg]

@johndumelo @AbsaGhana has the most aesthetic.
@CalBankPLC has the most functional, so useful.
Is anyone mentioning GCB?

[SG @semefa_sg]

@ClashofClans Comment

[Lovereign Bible Church @LovereignChurch]

Sometimes the things you are praying for are a service away. Serve yourself into a miracle!

[SG @semefa_sg]

@ProphetKakraB Order

[SG @semefa_sg]

Must read!

[Dr. Praveen Tripathi @drpraveenpsy]

Why do we call postgraduate medical training "residency"?
The story goes back to 1889 when Dr. William Halstead, Head of the Department of Surgery at John Hopkins Hospital, established a rigorous program for trainee doctors. He claimed that doctors must ‘live’ in the hospital to become proficient, leading to the term ‘resident doctors’. Dr. Halstead himself rarely slept but always seemed energetic and fresh, positioning himself as a role model.
Fun fact: It was later discovered that Dr. Halstead was addicted to cocaine, a stimulant that likely contributed to his apparent superhuman abilities.

Sadly, even today, resident doctors are often expected to display superhuman skills across countries. Basic needs like proper sleep, regular meals, and occasional breaks are often frowned upon and dismissed as laziness.
Tired and sleep-derived resident doctors are more likely to make medical errors, have needle stick injuries and motor vehicle accidents while going back from the hospitals.

Sadly, no one cares.
Dr. Praveen Tripathi

Ref- Why we sleep, Matthew Walker

[ERICA OF THE HOLY GHOST🔥 @PiusErica]

With all due respect sir,

The believer of Jesus Christ and Hell shouldn’t be in the same sentence.
The ticket to Heaven is believing the Gospel of Jesus Christ which the power of God unto salvation.

What sends people to Hell is unbelief in Jesus and what he did.

[Judith @Esi_j]

We were all on the ward, post rounds, finishing procedures and stuff, it suddenly started to rain, korle bu, surgical ward 5th floor.
The ward started flooding right before our eyes. We rushed to close the window, they wouldn’t budge.

[Ama🧚🏾‍♂️ @ama_dokyi]

The doctors themselves telling you that you need the dialysis, most of us can’t afford it long term o. #OccupyJulorbiHouse

[Lady @LadyBadek]

I am protesting because just like @ghanadoctor233 I can’t afford to pay for healthcare and my workplace does not cover for me.

I pray daily for good health because i can’t afford to fall sick.

#OccupyJuborliHouse
#OccupyJuborliHouse

[Alexe.MD_writes💜 @AlexandraKoka1]

Way too many

How can a suspected Pulmonary Embolism patient be brought in a taxi because of no available ambulance?

#OccupyJulorbiHouse

[St. Anastasia @stacika_]

When our Consultant Cardiologist said if he gets pulmonary embolism rn he can’t even afford the alteplase he was teaching us about💀

[amofa @dr_amofa]

As a PharmD house officer, I don’t even need to type plenty 😔😞😔
#OccupyJulorbiHouse

[Abena @ayam_a_bawse]

Exhibit A
#OccupyJulorbiHouse

[SG @semefa_sg]

Ghana we dey!

[St. Anastasia @stacika_]

Because if not for medical students present with their phone flashlights at the time, the surgeons would’ve been stuck since power wasn’t returning.
#OccupyJulorbiHouse

[SG @semefa_sg]

Ghana we dey!

[William Haun @whaun]

Ghana has lost yet another historic & cultural landmark due to neglect. The ancient mud mosque at Bole has collapsed. Torrential rains are being blamed but 5 years ago I visited it & wrote an article documenting visible termite infestation in its rafters. https://t.co/nscCHoBEOS

[King @king_wool_]

The inconvenience and discomfort of using public transport is disheartening….How can I be making a 3hr journey in close to 6/7 hrs😮‍💨

[Rare Stories @rarestorees]

After the Nazis invaded the Netherlands, a Dutch watchmaker named Cornelia Arnolda Johanna and her family built a secret room in their home to protect Jews until they could be transported to safety. In just four years, the ten Boom family helped rescue over 800 people.⁠ ⁠

Though ten Boom was arrested by the Nazis in 1944 — and sent to Ravensbrück concentration camp, a concentration camp built specifically for women — she narrowly avoided being sent to the gas chambers and was released before World War II ended.

Years later in 1971, she published a book about her experiences called "The Hiding Place" and began traveling all over the world to give lectures on the power of forgiveness. But then at one of her talks, a former Nazi guard who worked at the same camp that she was detained in approached her to ask for her forgiveness. And she decided to give it to him.

Her most famous book, The Hiding Place, is a biography that recounts the story of her family's efforts and how she found and shared hope in God while she was imprisoned at the concentration camp.

[Lovereign Bible Church @LovereignChurch]

What an exciting experience we have had this morning!

You cannot afford to miss our evening service at 5pm as our Pastor preaches on “Overcoming the Spirit of Shame”.