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It’s hilarious to see Medical practitioners defying their code of conduct online.
Ğhï§ĺãíñ⛑ IdipNebosh retweeted
No need to insult my profession. I know you don't rate nurses. No one here is dismissing the 1% or the real human lives behind maternal mortality. Every loss is a tragedy.
But there is a clear line between educating women about real medical risks and driving fear ....
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Ğhï§ĺãíñ⛑ IdipNebosh retweeted
It is concerning seeing doctors, who are trained to manage complications and save lives directly or indirectly validating the narrative that pregnancy is a death sentence.
If pregnancy is treated as an inevitable death sentence...
A Doctor shouldn't respond to a nurse in this manner. You guys have a COC to uphold in and out of work. This isn't right!
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Ğhï§ĺãíñ⛑ IdipNebosh retweeted
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They do that often but they focus on viruses and peace talks.
Ğhï§ĺãíñ⛑ IdipNebosh retweeted
Ker, we may not know the exact pain and trauma this brings to women but that doesn’t prevent us from defending the misuse of words. Personally I have physically been in the labor room 3/4 times to witness such a life changing situation, yet I can clearly tell you it’s not a “death sentence”.
Ğhï§ĺãíñ⛑ IdipNebosh retweeted
Emotions cannot cancel out facts. We must use reason, not just emotions. No one wants to lose a family member or friend, whether through a workplace accident, a moment of relaxation, health complications, or childbirth. But the fact that death can occur under any of these circumstances does not automatically make them a death sentence. We can acknowledge the risks of pregnancy and the pain of losing a loved one without confusing a tragic possibility with an inevitable outcome. Acknowledge the risk, respect the pain, but let us not mistake possibility for certainty. 🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
Is this Saint Mary opposite sacred heart?
My Dear childhood friend 💔
I Woke up to videos of our mates ushering you into the morgue. I am sad to see you go this way, you were a Jovial and fun-filled person. The best drummer I know. You always cracked jokes for us, you will be missed.
May your soul Rest in peace 🕊️
Tayim Christian Nsoh, a businessman popularly known as “Nazi,” was shot dead by unidentified gunmen in Mile 6, Mankon, Bamenda II Subdivision, on Saturday night, October 31, 2026.
According to eyewitness accounts, Nsoh had just finished work and was dropped off at Mile 6 Junction. As he walked home, two young men stopped him and attempted to rob him off
He is said to have resisted the attackers, prompting one of them to fire a warning shot into the air before another shot him.
The incident happened in front of his residence, leaving neighbours shocked.
However, another local account claims the attackers demanded his mobile phone, while a separate version suggests they attempted to force him onto a motorcycle before shooting him as he tried to escape.
The identities of the attackers and their motive remain unknown.
#MMINews
