This happened to me btw when my mum died before I was told.
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Not to sound dramatic but I'm going to cry real tears when I get to be with someone who loves me wholeheartedly.Just pure love and assurance.😭
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Hello, please I want to share something personal with you guys, and I hope you don't mind me explaining everything.
For a while now, I've been dealing with a hormonal imbalance that affected my menstrual cycle and caused prolonged bleeding.
Ladies and gentlemen meet the moralistic Nigerian elders.
This one thinks pastors were born pastors from womb😂
Replying to @NigeriaStories
I honestly weep for anyone who genuinely believes this guy is a pastor. I know this dude personally. I worked with him at Hyde Energy between 2013 and 2014. I know him, I know the kind of life he lived, and I’ve followed many of his activities over the years.
Honestly, Nigerians need to be more discerning. Not everyone who carries a Bible, mounts a pulpit or claims to be called by God is genuinely a man of God. Stop accepting everything you see without questioning it.
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Lord, remove any laziness from my body and push me to my full potential the rest of this year.
Or you can simply not be a woman hating gynae. A very simple solution
What is happening to Dr. Ose on the TL now is what happens to you when you try to combine building a platform with relating with people on the same platform.
One thing I have come to realise about medical influencers is that the most successful ones on this app, and even beyond it, such as Aproko Doctor and Dr. Sina, do not immerse themselves in the medical cliques and conversations that dominate Med Twitter.
You rarely find them participating in the agendas and controversies constantly trending among medical students and doctors.
When you are trying to build a platform, you have to choose what you want from the app.
Do you want to build a following, or do you want to build relationships? These are two different objectives, and trying to combine them can sometimes work against you.
This is one lesson I learned rather late.
If your primary objective is to grow an audience, standalone posts will often do more for you.
You need to limit how much you involve yourself in the affairs of the medical community on the TL. You do not have to follow everyone who follows you, engage with every conversation or take a position on every issue.
I remember when Dr. Ose first began gaining prominence on this platform. I followed him then, and I liked his content. I like him.
However, my advice to him is this: as a consultant gynaecologist who has built a platform around pregnancy, women's health and medical advice, you need to understand the importance of separating your professional platform from the social politics of the medical community.
Model yourself after Aproko Doctor.
Position yourself as someone whose primary concern is providing useful information to the general public.
Your audience should be the wider population of people who need the information you provide, not necessarily the medical clique on Twitter.
Stay away from social issues and the controversies constantly trending among Nigerian doctors, including issues surrounding doctors' welfare. Focus on creating content for the people you are trying to reach.
I saw the arguments that went on throughout yesterday concerning the statement that pregnancy is not a death sentence.
Some people were arguing that pregnancy is not a death sentence, while others were insisting that pregnancy can be one.
The truth is that everybody knows pregnancy is not automatically a death sentence.
Those arguing that it can be a death sentence are trying to communicate the actual gravity of pregnancy and what it means to carry a pregnancy and bring another human being into the world. That is a legitimate concern. Those arguing that it is not a death sentence risk trivialising the seriousness of the experience.
But one thing you must understand about Twitter is that this is an app that runs on agendas and biases.
It runs on sentiments and the selective presentation of truth to sustain particular positions. Someone can make a particular argument today and express the exact opposite opinion tomorrow, depending on how they feel or whatever agenda they are supporting.
This is something you begin to understand the longer you remain on this particular street.
An audience you have spent years building, numbering in the thousands, should not be broken into pieces because of a few squabbles on the TL.
Yet, that is what I have watched happen in this situation. The disagreement involved several doctors, most of whom were female doctors, and I saw Dr. Ose refunding money and getting caught up in the exchanges.
I'm not going to say much about the actual professional argument. My advice is simply this: distance yourself from the medical cliques on this platform. Your medical peers are not necessarily going to help you build an audience, establish influence or make money from your online presence.
Constantly involving yourself in their controversies may instead undermine the platform you have worked so hard to build.
Focus on giving health advice. Stay away from online agendas and...
If I tell you that this thing has happened to me before but with light will you believe it
And now she’s still richer than him and his 12 kids combined😂
Nick Cannon divorced Mariah Carey. In the deal, she agreed to pay his travel and hotel when he visits their twins
Then he had 10 more kids with 5 other women
In the video below, he explains why he left: "The husband I became was Mr. Mariah Carey"
April 2008. They marry at her estate in the Bahamas. She's about a decade older and one of the best selling artists alive
April 30, 2011. The twins are born on their third anniversary
December 2014. He files for divorce
Asked to name the reasons, the first word out of his mouth: "Financially"
Asked if he felt he didn't deserve her: "Absolutely. 100%." "This is someone that is out of my league"
The settlement, per TMZ in 2016:
The twins live mainly with Mariah
He puts $5,000 a month into a trust for them
When he visits, she pays his travel and lodging
She signs a 2012 Ferrari over to him
Neither can let the kids call a new partner "mom" or "dad"
Their incomes in the filing: him $2.7 million a year, her $6.3 million
February 2017. His third child is born. Between June 2021 and December 2022 he has 8 more. Total: 12 kids with 6 women
His explanation, in the same video: he wanted to prove he could provide for a lot of people, "because for so much time I didn't have to"
Do the math. In the marriage he made less than half of what she did. In 6 years after it, he went from 2 kids to 12
The case for Nick: he says he went to therapy, still loves her, and calls himself "the low functioning individual" in his relationships
Could you stay married to someone who makes more than double what you make, or would it eat at you too?
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My financial state disgusts me and my lackadaisical attitude towards it disgusts me even more
They cannot understand a person who just want to live for God o
The same Bible you are using to claim he was "super poor in material things" and couldn't "afford" a slave is the exact same text that shows him possessing infinite capital.
Look at how he recruited his first disciples. He supernaturally filled their nets to the breaking point after they had caught absolutely nothing all night. If it were anyone else, they would have looked at that massive haul and said, "Let's start a monopoly. I have the labor, you have the magic, we're going to be rich." Instead, Jesus walks away from the biggest catch of their lives and says, "Come, follow me, and I will make you fishers of men."
After he fed the 5,000, the crowds relentlessly tracked him down because they wanted him to do it again. He held the ultimate economic monopoly: conjuring food out of thin air. The masses were in such a frenzy that they literally tried to seize him and install him as an earthly ruler. John 6:15 explicitly records this: "Jesus, knowing that they intended to come and make him king by force, withdrew again to a mountain by himself."
How completely deranged is it to look at a man who could command nature, bypass human economics, and actively reject a forced coronation, and conclude he just didn't have the cash for a slave? 😂 His poverty wasn't a bank account issue, it was a sovereign, deliberate rejection of the greed and subjugation that defines ordinary men.
See the way he handled the adulterous woman, at a time when women had no rights at all, see the way my Lord never belittled women. That’s the strongest proof that he is God
Jesus lived 600 years earlier in a far more unrefined era, yet He never owned a single slave. What is most startling about Christ is how He entirely bypassed the cultural traps of antiquity. He easily could have engaged in the socially permissible norms of His day that age horribly now; like marrying a minor, or owning and sexually exploiting slaves. But He didn’t. He lived with absolute moral perfection in a time when the ethical bar was on the floor, and His standard remains flawless today. He is God.






















