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The ultimate goal 🔥🩺🥼
30/11/2025

The ultimate goal 🔥🩺🥼

What's meant to be, will definitely be 🥼🩺🔥🔥
29/11/2025

What's meant to be, will definitely be 🥼🩺🔥🔥

29/10/2025

Big shout out to my newest top fans! Musa Bashir, Làst Bôrñ

08/10/2025

Big shout out to my newest top fans! Làst Bôrñ

08/10/2025

We welcome all of You guys
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Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Jennifer Echaru Kingsley, Adenuga Modinat, Rejoice Tonia, Chukwuebuka Agbo, Becca Adepa, Faith Zebulon, Špĺeñdöř Jake, Amarachi Nnaji, Ede Mercy, Ummi Abba, Golden Mary, Samuel Wordey, Maryam Ali, Ahmed Ahmed, Mahmoud Muhammad, Akong Esua, Dauda Abubakar Idris, Callmeh PEarl, Di Va

WOW, THE WORLD!It was an emergency surgery — a delivery.Unfortunately, what was removed had no life in it.Before the ope...
07/10/2025

WOW, THE WORLD!

It was an emergency surgery — a delivery.
Unfortunately, what was removed had no life in it.

Before the operation began, she asked me,

“Doctor, will the baby come out alive?”

I encouraged her, telling her that for now, our biggest concern was to save her life — although the scan had already shown that the baby was not alive.

When we went in, we encountered a major problem — her womb had ruptured so severely that it couldn’t be stitched back together. The only option was to remove it completely.

The biggest tragedy is that this was her third delivery, and none of the babies survived.

The first was at home after two days of labour. The baby came out lifeless and had already started decomposing.

The second was through surgery after long, painful labour that lasted days. The baby died two hours after delivery.

At her discharge then, the doctor advised that if she ever became pregnant again, she shouldn’t wait for labour — a scheduled surgery should be done as soon as the pregnancy reached nine months.

They accepted the advice wholeheartedly, but unfortunately, on the very day they were supposed to come for the surgery, her husband travelled, and his phone was unreachable.

Her sister-in-law (the husband’s sister) was happy about the situation, thinking the baby would be delivered naturally — because the last time, her brother had to sell his precious possession to pay for the surgery.

They called a traditional birth attendant (TBA) who struggled with her for hours. The woman even gave her labour-inducing drugs and poured hot water on her abdomen to “strengthen” contractions.

That’s what caused the rupture of the uterus, leading to her being rushed to the hospital unconscious.

In the end, her life was saved — but…

She’s only 20 years old.

She has no child.

She has no womb.

And she has no chance of ever giving birth again.

Now that she has regained consciousness, we’re wondering how we can explain this situation to her

The ultimate goal is to 👇👇👇
06/10/2025

The ultimate goal is to 👇👇👇

Ahmadu Bello University Zaria level 2 MBBS students begin their First professional Exam (MB 1) todayMB I Begins Today 🩺📖...
06/10/2025

Ahmadu Bello University Zaria level 2 MBBS students begin their First professional Exam (MB 1) today

MB I Begins Today 🩺📖
As we begin our MB1 Medical Board Examinations today, 6th October 2025, I humbly ask for your prayers for us and for all my colleagues stepping into this crucial phase of our medical journey.
May our efforts be crowned with success, clarity, and divine favor. ??✨

Who knows him add your comments
05/10/2025

Who knows him

add your comments

Let's welcome some of our guys From department of MEDICAL RADIOGRAPHY Bayero University Kano
28/09/2025

Let's welcome some of our guys
From department of MEDICAL RADIOGRAPHY
Bayero University Kano

22/12/2024

HELLO

07/01/2024

The 1st Professional MB Exam Experience.

Medical school can be fun and exciting, but it has its own dreaded aspects. Exams are often tough and challenging, but the joy and relieve you get when you scale through them are worth it all. There are 4 professional MBBS exams in medical school, commonly referred to as MB exam for short by students. Part 1 to Part 4 MB exams. Generally Part 1 is written by 300L, Part 2 by 400L, Part 3 by 500L and Part 4, the final exam, by 600L.

This post will focus on the first MB exam written in 300L. 3rd year is the apex year at the preclinical level and this exam is one of the most dreaded. It is a rate limiting exam. The student is tested in Anatomy, Physiology and Medical Biochemistry. Failing all 3 courses means withdrawal from medical school. In order words, one would be advised to switch to Anatomy or Physiology(if those departments have vacancies) or probably rewrite jamb and apply for medicine again if one is so interested in doing so.

The exam has several sections, Theory, MCQs(multiple choice questions), Practicals and Viva(oral examination by external examiners). The student is tested based on everything he or she has learnt from 200-300L in Anatomy, Physiology and Medical Biochemistry. The work is so voluminous and the questions can come from anywhere, this is part of what makes the exam tough and scary.

There's also the possibility of getting veto failed in Viva, even if the student had already reached 50 marks, which is the pass mark, before Viva. This can happen if the student performs so poorly during the Viva. Typically the results are released the same week that the exam ends. One needs to pass all 3 to proceed to the clinical level, 400L and above. Different schools have different systems but generally failing 1 or 2 out of the 3 will result in a resit exam In about 3 months time.

Share your part I MB Exam experiences with us.

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