Its very interesting

kossyablaze:
Nice...I like useful women like this.......Not like Introvert.I pity person wey give birth to am
Now playing Rihanna - BBHMM
My drawing tho

Kossy I like ur drawing and expressions , keep it up. Following u right away

Return if possible MA cos no doubt you will make us proud again.....
#calltoglory

Na true d man talk if dey no fit obey traffic make dem even stay 4 bush no b village

RIP great mama

Mrshroud:
Kossy I like ur drawing and expressions , keep it up. Following u right away

thanx.Gon follow back too

RIP ma

isolated:
u dey sleep atall?

She is obviously a jobless youth like Freemann who just finished NYSC and is yet to get a job, else she won't have time to be on NL by 5am.

princeofpeace22:
Dr Marienne Abimbola Silva has died peacefully
on Sunday morning in Lagos . She was 89.
Silva is survived by screen queen , Joke Silva,
Bisi Silva, Jumoke Daodu and Lape Silva.
Dr Abimbola Silva was the first female medical
doctor in Nigeria .
In 1979, she was honoured with the Officer of
the Order of the Niger .

RIP MAMA ... not the ladies of these days that their life goal is to get married to a billionaire husband

Joke Silva's mother is NOT the 1st female Nigerian medical doctor. It states clearly in the press release by her family that she was the 3rd Nigerian female doctor (and I even doubt this assertion of her being the 3rd because there have been several female doctors in Yorubaland between Mama Awoliyi and Mama Silva's time). I wonder why the OP mischievously changed that part of the family's statement. The 1st was Abimbola Awoliyi-the female hostel in Medilag is named after her for that reason. #knowyourNigerianhistory#

kossyablaze:
Nice...I like useful women like this.......Not like Introvert.I pity person wey give birth to am
Now playing Rihanna - BBHMM
My drawing tho

You have very silly with comment of yours,how does her life concern your living....because she always 1st to comment doesn't me you are better than her in any way...next time learn how to stfu

Rip, a legend in the female world.

kossyablaze:
Nice...I like useful women like this.......Not like Introvert.I pity person wey give birth to am
Now playing Rihanna - BBHMM
My drawing tho

Nice artwork....do u paint too?

Rest in perfect peace mama oninu ire.

ipledge5:
You have very silly with comment of yours,how does her life concern your living....because she always 1st to comment doesn't me you are better than her in any way...next time learn how to stfu

Dey ur lane oga.I no follow u talk.

U2ice:



Nice artwork....do u paint too?

Dat one hard die...still learning tho

StOla:
I believe late Dr Abimbola Awoliyi was the first female medical doctor.

YES SHE WAS. NIGERIANS SHOULD STOP THIS BANANA REPUBLIC JOURNALISM

20 Things You Didn't Know About Nigeria & West Africa's First Female Doctor

1-She is Chief DR. (MRS.) ELIZABETH ABIMBOLA AWOLIYI (Iyaniwura must emphasize this, her name is NOT Awoniyi).

2-She was born on the 11th of November, 1910 on Lagos Island. She was the fourth child in a family of seven. She started elementary school at the St. Mary's Convent in Lagos State and from there to Queen's College, Lagos (where are the QC babes now o? Dem dey always represent sha!) and then proceeded to Dublin, Ireland to study medicine in 1929 after getting the Cambridge Examination Certificate.

3-She qualified as a medical doctor in 1936.

4-Her parents were Mr. David Evaristo Akerele and Mrs. Rufina Oyinkan Akerele, a very well-known and respected Catholic family in Lagos, with links to the Brazilian quarters (reminds me of the Cardosos and the Fernandezes)

5-She graduated from the University of Dublin, Ireland with first class honors, including a medal in medicine and a distinction in anatomy. Now, that's outstanding!

6-She was the first West African female medical doctor with Licentiate of the Royal Surgeon (Dublin) and bagged a diploma in gynaecology and obstetrics at the Trinity College, Dublin (for laymen, that simply has to do with women and childbirth, and as a golden Iyaniwura that she was, you will agree that makes a lot of sense).

7-She became a specialist in gynaecology and obstetrics.

8. She later bagged a additional diploma in child health.

9-She also got a diploma in midwifery, was a member of the Royal College of Physicians (MRCP). Once a junior medical officer at the Massey Street Hospital, she later became the Chief Consultant and Medical Director for almost 10 years (1960-1969).

10. An outstanding philanthropist and a religious woman, she belonged to a number of charities and organizations, and these include the following:

-Girls Association of Nigeria
– The Catholic Women’s Association
– Old Girl’s Association of St. Mary’s Convent School
– St. Anthony's Guild
– Holy Cross Cathedral, Lagos (she was the first President of the Holy Cross Parish Women Council)
– Catholic Ladies Friendly Society
– Motherless Babies Home Governing Council
Business and Professional Women’s Association (she was also the President).
Child Care Voluntary Association (President)
– Young Women’s Christian Association
– Lagos Colony Red Cross
– National Council of Women’s Society (she was the first president of the Lagos Branch).

11- She was into private practice and did very well as a surgeon.

12- She was a member of the Royal College of Physicians (United Kingdom), and Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (MRCOG).

13- She was also a director of the Commercial Medical Store, Lagos, which she meticulously administered.

14- An avid business woman, she also owned a 27-acre poultry and citrus farm in Agege, Lagos State.

15- In 1962, the Federal Ministry of Health appointed her as a Senior Specialist Gynaecologist and Obstetrician.

16- Her titles and awards include the Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (MBE), Iya Abiye of Lagos State (1962) and the Iyalaje of Oyo Empire. She was also awarded the Nigerian national honour, Officer of the Order of the Federal Republic (OFR).

17-The novel 'A Return to Life' was written by his son, Tunji Awoliyi, in her honour. In the book, he described her as a mother in a million and a good woman by any standard.

18- She was married to Dr. S. O. Awoliyi, who was also a medical doctor and later the Chief Medical Adviser to the Federal Government. He died in 1965.

19. Her marriage produced two wonderful kids: a boy and a girl.

20- She departed this world on the 14th of September, 1971. She was just 61.

princeofpeace22:
Dr Marienne Abimbola Silva has died peacefully
on Sunday morning in Lagos . She was 89.
Silva is survived by screen queen , Joke Silva,
Bisi Silva, Jumoke Daodu and Lape Silva.
Dr Abimbola Silva was the first female medical
doctor in Nigeria .
In 1979, she was honoured with the Officer of
the Order of the Niger .

Your assertion that she was the first Nigerian female medical doctor is not true. She was never Nigeria's first female medical doctor. The first female Nigerian medical doctor was Mrs Abimbola Awoliyi. Please refer to the link below:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Abimbola_Awoliyi

Next time do try and get your facts right before posting.

However I pray God to comfort the family of the dead.

kossyablaze:
Dat one hard die...still learning tho

Me need person to train me sef....check out my profile pic, I did dt

Sleep well mama

U2ice:


Me need person to train me sef....check out my profile pic, I did dt

Ok bro

[quote author=princeofpeace22 post=36068204]Dr Marienne Abimbola Silva has died peacefully
on Sunday morning in Lagos . She was 89.
Silva is survived by screen queen , Joke Silva,
Bisi Silva, Jumoke Daodu and Lape Silva.
Dr Abimbola Silva was the first female medical
doctor in Nigeria .
In 1979, she was honoured with the Officer. May her Soul Rest in Peace Amen. But she is not Nigeria First Female doctor _Dr Abimbola Awoliyi is Nigeria,s First Female doctor

Dr. Elizabeth Abimbola Awoliyi was the first female doctor in Nigeria. Her family owned Dr. Abimbola Awoliyi memorial hospital located in oshodi, bamgbose area of Lagos state.

Nigeria's first female medical doctor Wow...RIP Mama

Great woman!
May she rip!

kossyablaze:
Dat one hard die...still learning tho

So you're on NL 24,you're an amateur drawer,what else is on your CV for me to give you a green light?

dovelike:

So you're on NL 24,you're an amateur drawer,what else is on your CV for me to give you a green light?

Hmmm...just take care of u please.

kossyablaze:
Hmmm...just take care of u please.

Hmm?

dovelike:
Hmm?

check my FB if u wish...M done here

kossyablaze:
check my FB if u wish...M done here

If you don't mind my asking, how old are you?