Defender of IFO heritage and coordinating officer of special duties
Tunugara, Nigeria
Joined January 2024
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I have a question, in this UK or even in Nigeria, if all the bills are on the man and the woman is working, what does the woman use her money to do?
This thing doesn’t make sense
What happens if the person you claim you love overwork himself and died?
I said it that this guy would not last, you don’t mingle in familiar affairs as it it concerns you too much. He should thank God he didn’t lose his life
The genesis of the issue between the wife and the family of her husband is where they would bury Toluwanisings, now both parties have reached compromise and agreed on one thing
But the interviewer is not pleased
Is this how you want to get a name and be popular in Nigeria?
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Funny thing is, in about 5 years time, Peller would say to these girls , “You big” this video would not get old anytime soon.
5 years is even too long, 2-3 years actually
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It seems something is coming soon where people would revert back to virtual meeting and occasions, like another lockdown
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1. Fix the PHCs so that primary cases can be managed there
2. Fix the General hospitals and increase its number so that it can capture many people
3. Fix and equip Tertiary centres
4. Create some urgent treatment centres
5. Attend to welfare of staff
6. Make supplies available
Senate Proposes Six-Month Jail Term, ₦300 Thousand Fine for Hospitals That Reject Emergency Patients
The Senate is considering a bill seeking to punish hospitals and healthcare providers who fail to comply with proposed emergency treatment standards with up to six months’ imprisonment, a ₦300,000 fine, or both.
Sponsored by Senator Abdulaziz Yar’Adua, the proposed amendment to the National Health Act, 2014, seeks to ensure timely emergency care, proper training of healthcare workers and improved patient referral procedures.
Under the bill, public and private hospitals would be required to assess emergency patients within 15 minutes of arrival, begin initial stabilisation within 30 minutes and complete referrals within three hours where necessary.
The legislation also mandates immediate life-saving interventions, including CPR, airway management and bleeding control, once a life-threatening condition is identified. Basic stabilisation must include oxygen therapy, intravenous fluids, pain relief and preliminary diagnostic procedures.
Hospitals would also be required to provide admission beds within two hours, subject to availability. Where beds are unavailable, facilities must stabilise patients and begin referral arrangements within two hours or once they are considered fit for transfer. Ambulance dispatch or alternative transportation must commence within 30 minutes of a referral decision.
The bill further directs the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria and the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria to establish a national emergency care curriculum, with relevant healthcare workers undergoing training and certification at least once every 18 months.
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Every Saturday morning, we normally have family prayer meetings between 5am-6am/6:30am on WhatsApp. It included our parents spouses etc
One funny thing is that, those who are ordained pastors are being called by names, while those of us that are not are being called Pastors.
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It’s like these people do not know what the main hospital problems are.
Dead on arrival bill.
First, work on the hospital and transform.
This could only work in UNIMEDTH/ M&C under Mimiko to early days of Akeredolu
Within 15 minutes in the theater for EmCS
Today the Senate passed for second reading my bill, the National Health Act (Amendment) Bill, 2026 (SB.7590). It sets binding emergency care and referral standards so no Nigerian is turned away in an emergency because they cannot pay.
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She said, she would proceed despite my advice.
She made first two posts and was attacked and questioned, she took first few questions to me and I helped to respond.
It was based on Diclofenac Ibuprofen or so.
She later sent me a message that….
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The greatest hypocrisy on earth is someone that has never gotten married giving advice on marriage.
It’s like someone who has never finished secondary school giving advice on how people should live their life in the University
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Stop sexualizing women isonu.
Most women are the ones sexualising themselves but when men talk, they would turn it over and accuse men of sexualising women. If you ask women, they would tell you they do it for themselves but it’s all about attracting men.
Gender isonu
As a spouse, you have no reason to stay in an abusive relationship or marriage!
And dear man, when you are being abused, do keep silent, speak up.
In 2022, a man came to get a medical report from us in Lagos as he had presented multiple times on account of wife beating him
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He came to the hospital and met me but the previous doctors who saw him had left the hospital.
I could see various documentation of “home/domestic accident” and there was no place it was recorded it was a domestic abuse, even other staff members testified the wife beat him PRN
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