nice one

opribo:


..and they'll be checking names.

Alabo that's not the silliest of attitude I've come across so far.

It's all good and all but I only came to see her fat asss, ghanaian girls got hella hella asss.

She isn't a neurosurgeon yet! I think she just matched into John Hopkins' neurosurgery residency. She'll be one in about 7 years time.

How much make up is on her face?

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famosh:
She isn't a neurosurgeon yet! I think she just matched into John Hopkins' neurosurgery residency. She'll be one in about 7 years time.

7 yrs? Chai, that's a long time.The girl is already 26/27, another 7 yrs on top of it, pheeew.

ChangeIsCostant:
A Ghanaian girl Nancy Abu-Bonsrah is making history in the United states after becoming the first black female neurosurgeon at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in 30 years... The prestigious program accepts just two to five residents, and is ranked second in the country. Among its most notable alumni: Dr. Ben Carson, who is now the United States secretary of Housing and Urban Development.

Nana, who's graduating from John Hopkins and will go on to work in their neurosurgery department, hails from Ghana. She was raised in the West African country until the age of 15, and has been in Maryland for the past 11 years.

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2017/03/nancy-abu-bonsrah-ghanaian-girl-becomes.html

Ok. Congrats to her.

Take note: First female to match for neurosurgery residency at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. Nobody can take that from the Ghanian lady, but she never even start.

However, this is not strange to some of us because Nigeria already beat Ghana to this years ago.

The first female neurosurgeon in Nigeria presently works at the University College Hospital Ibadan. She completed residency in the same institution, and is a full fellow of the West African College of Surgeons. She is a qualified neurosurgeon.

Go and do your fact-finding. I won't mention her name.

Nigerian women are not only intelligent and beautiful. They are world beaters, and we don't 'loud' it

Beckham14:
Charlie, this girl is too beautiful jor.

No size.......



But what do we've here in my country Nigeria? Breast Queens and runs girl nollywood diva
Roman Goddess, Cossy Orjiakor and Beverly Osu.




Please, ignore the handsome goat below me.

Thanks!!!!!

What a stupid post chai!!!!!

Beauty with brains.


Anyway view my signature for the latest paying scheme

Nice one from our Ghanaian peeps. One Love Africa.

Incline:
7 yrs? Chai, that's a long time.The girl is already 26/27, another 7 yrs on top of it, pheeew.

It's more of like you're working/studying cos you will still be paid salaries during that period

Beckham14:
Charlie, this girl is too beautiful jor.

No size.......



But what do we've here in my country Nigeria? Breast Queens and runs girl nollywood diva
Roman Goddess, Cossy Orjiakor and Beverly Osu.




Please, ignore the handsome goat below me.

Thanks!!!!!

jboy73:
If well traced, you'll see she has and IPod blood in her veins

Yea, she's from Abakaliki

John Hopkins at it again.

Africans and Black Americans always blazing the trail.

With God, (doing my part too), am sure and focused that one day am gonna enter and left an indelible imprint on the annals of history.

Check out (browse) these wonders from John Hopkins:

Dr Ben Carson -- Neurosurgery
Dr Thomas Vivien – ‘Blue Baby Syndrome’ in Cardiac surgery (watch the movie, “Something that the Lord Made”)
Dr Nansy Abu-Bonsrah -- Neurosurgery

Beautiful Ghanaian neurosurgeon!

Congratulation.....

Op, a 26 year's old lady to you is a Girl !!!!

jboy73:
If well traced, you'll see she has and IPod blood in her veins

I think say na iPad ,abi na iPhone sef...just kidding oooo

nas00:


Ok. Congrats to her.

Take note: First female to match for neurosurgery residency at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. Nobody can take that from the Ghanian lady, but she never even start.

However, this is not strange to some of us because Nigeria already beat Ghana to this years ago.

The first female neurosurgeon in Nigeria presently works at the University College Hospital Ibadan. She completed residency in the same institution, and is a full fellow of the West African College of Surgeons. She is a qualified neurosurgeon.

Go and do your fact-finding. I won't mention her name.

Nigerian women are not only intelligent and beautiful. They are world beaters, and we don't 'loud' it

Did u see anywhere in d post where it was stated dat d ghanian lady is d 1st neurosurgeon in d world? You just decided to argue against ursef abi,continue ooo...

Beckham14:
Charlie, this girl is too beautiful jor.

No size.......



But what do we've here in my country Nigeria? Breast Queens and runs girl nollywood diva
Roman Goddess, Cossy Orjiakor and Beverly Osu.




Please, ignore the handsome goat below me.

Thanks!!!!!

Sometimes I wonder if some people are possessed with inferiority complex. Amongst all the hardworking women you see it is the half naked picture of a lady you use to depict Nigerian females with abi? Thank God your mother and sisters are also females so go ahead and insult your country and female folks

CheedyJ:

Did u see anywhere in d post where it was stated dat d ghanian lady is d 1st neurosurgeon in d world? You just decided to argue against ursef abi,continue ooo...

I could see clearly that the post reads "first black female to match for neurosurg in Johns Hopkins"

If you really digested my post, I even emphasized it. I don't know where you came about "first neurosurgeon in the world". I never said that, so don't be ridiculous please.

The essence of my post was to draw the attention of readers to the fact that a Nigerian lady had already qualified as a licensed neurosurgeon, even though it was not all over the news...and she is the first female neurosurgeon in Nigeria.

How this constitutes an ARGUMENT is beyond me.

What I gave you is INFORMATION.

Cheers!

eph123:


There are many Nigerian women in the Corporate world doing great things. Don't just tar us all with the same brush.

We have the likes of Ibukun Awosika (Chairman First bank), Enase Okonedo (Dean LBS), Sola Borha (CEO Stanbic), Ndidi Nwuneli (Leap Africa)

you comparing neurosurgeon to ordinary bankers

you are a very funny person o

Ghana 1 - Nigeria 0

Guess its not all about jollof rice

lereinter:




you comparing neurosurgeon to ordinary bankers

you are a very funny person o

I am sure you can see all the examples I gave are not "ordinary bankers" - the point in case you missed it is that Nigerian women are achieving in different fields you can think of.

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AgbenuAnna:
That's great not these ones forming slay Queens and Forming porch

Leave those idiots jare

ChangeIsCostant:
A Ghanaian girl Nancy Abu-Bonsrah is making history in the United states after becoming the first black female neurosurgeon at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine in 30 years... The prestigious program accepts just two to five residents, and is ranked second in the country. Among its most notable alumni: Dr. Ben Carson, who is now the United States secretary of Housing and Urban Development.

Nana, who's graduating from John Hopkins and will go on to work in their neurosurgery department, hails from Ghana. She was raised in the West African country until the age of 15, and has been in Maryland for the past 11 years.

Source; http://www.nationalhelm.net/2017/03/nancy-abu-bonsrah-ghanaian-girl-becomes.html

Wow!!!! God bless her. Na this kind story I dey like hear.

jboy73:
If well traced, you'll see she has and IPod blood in her veins

In your dreams.

famosh:
She isn't a neurosurgeon yet! I think she just matched into John Hopkins' neurosurgery residency. She'll be one in about 7 years time.

actually three years time

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nas00:



I could see clearly that the post reads "first black female to match for neurosurg in Johns Hopkins"

If you really digested my post, I even emphasized it. I don't know where you came about "first neurosurgeon in the world". I never said that, so don't be ridiculous please.

The essence of my post was to draw the attention of readers to the fact that a Nigerian lady had already qualified as a licensed neurosurgeon, even though it was not all over the news...and she is the first female neurosurgeon in Nigeria.

How this constitutes an ARGUMENT is beyond me.

What I gave you is INFORMATION.

Cheers!

why were you looking for an argument?
There are four female neurosurgeon at Korle BU teaching Hospital