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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BGN-E5rMkIM

Hope you benefit from this video...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pE1lAQJ4PeI

Hey guys, this is a video on things you need to know about life in University and College with how to tackle the challenges ahead.

Enjoy Watching...


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Hey guys, this is a video on things you need to know about life in University and College with how to tackle the challenges ahead.

Enjoy Watching...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3PeiYUZnAiE

My problem is here on Nairaland people are blaming one another forgetting that out there we are all recognised as Nigerians, we better think of the way out so those doing legit life can live in peace ✌.

Strugglingman:
nice one chief

My pleasure �

Hello friends in today's video I provide a detailed information about how I got admitted into medical school in Nigeria.

I hope it help you guys in achieving something.

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Aquilapriscilla:
I sent you a pm

Contact me through this email nafadamedic@gmail.com

Hey � friends, in this video I provide list and details about different textbooks you will require in Gross Anatomy as a Nigerian medical student.

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Mᴇᴅɪᴄᴀʟ Sᴄʜᴏᴏʟ Essᴇɴᴛɪᴀʟs ᴏʀ Mᴜsᴛ Hᴀᴠᴇ.

Hey � friends, have you ever been curious or worried about the various things you need to buy while starting or during your Medical School Journey? If so, I'm here for you.

This Video is on Medical School Essentials or Must Have for Medical Students, the video is very straightforward and targeted towards providing useful resources that you need to be with you at different phases of your stay in Medical School.

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Hey � friends here is my new video � on the things that you must need at different phases of your studies as Medical Student.

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Aquilapriscilla:
I just sub to your YouTube channel
Please sub to mine

Okay, done ✔ though not encouraging

Aquilapriscilla:
Hello Dr Lomaxx.

Please what book is the "USMLE Pharmacology"?

I think it's Kaplan and if so, it's one of the best books you will find out for use.

Mᴇᴅɪᴄᴀʟ Sᴄʜᴏᴏʟ Essᴇɴᴛɪᴀʟs ᴏʀ Mᴜsᴛ Hᴀᴠᴇ.

Hey � friends, have you ever been curious or worried about the various things you need to buy while starting or during your Medical School Journey? If so, I'm here for you.

Today I'll be uploading my Video on Medical School Essentials or Must Have for Medical Students, the video is very straightforward and targeted towards providing informative resources that you need to be with you at different phases of your stay in Medical School.

Hope, you should find it interesting and useful.

Subscribe to Wait for the Video:
https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCOYBtsbZvZqeWvl1DOQYBeg/

10mobile:
Very insightful!

Thank you for finding it important

Hey � I'm a final year Nigerian Medical Student and a YouTube video creator, my videos are to help Aspirants and Students in their Medical School Journey.

Hope You find this useful.

It's a collection of 10 common mistakes applicants make right from decision to join Medical School upto application process.


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Mazinewmoney:
Chorus as in choir practice

Practice, some believe it makes perfect...

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Feel speechless for what reason?

Misadventure, I didn't regard him as idiot though.

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jieta:
I'm more concern about the chua chua part, we keep complaining about corruption and we're the corruption personified.

How we find it difficult to do well with our salary is something i find difficult to understand. More than 200 thousand a month you'll still look for chua chua, and you come online to lament about corruption in public places.


About two months back my wife went to the south to spend sometime with my mom. She went to one of this central hospital to give my baby immunization on reaching there she was ask to pay four hundred naira, two hundred for the card and another two hundred for the injection. But when she was here i just give her one hundred for transport then the rest is free. After all this kickback you'll still come on line to lament bad government, are the government really bad or the citizen? Not that am complaining about the four hundred it's nothing. But if you're getting this kickback you should use it to make the place look good.

Some of this hospital if you go there, they are no bed space, even buying of diesel to run the hospital should not be a big deal with all this kickback.

Yesterday, i was reading a thread about why northerners don't look for job after graduation, but i tell you my fellow Southerners there do look for job, but most after graduation some go into farming, others go into manial businesses and there ok! Contentment is there watch word. But there are also the elite and few others who work in big organization too. But life is generally easy and not the way we portray it on nairaland.


This chua chua of a thing is what is holding us back not government.

Imagine this individual becoming our Minister of Health.

Hey check ✔ for this video, hope you will find it interesting and useful.

Enjoy.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76Sz_XrY9JM

And when Nigerian passport happens to be at the bottom list in the world � ranking, people will forget about this and solely blame government.

To those shouting southerners, remember world identify all of us as Nigerians regardless of where you belong to.

Hey � guys, I'm a final year Medical Student from Nigeria �� and also a youtube video creator. My videos focus on my journey through Medical School and providing some tips to Medical students and aspirants from around the globe �.

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Nafada The Medic.
With Love �.

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donbachi:
Chai!..how i wish dem get brain donors..i for say make our politicians go for brain transplants.

imagine our politicians with oyinbo brain...

England moves to 'opt out' organ donation system after change in law

The NHS hopes the change will result in 700 extra transplants a year by 2023.

All adults in England will be automatically considered organ donors from today (May 20th, 2020), unless they opt out, after a change in the law.

A new system is now in force whereby all those over the age of 18 who are not in any excluded groups will have effectively agreed to donating their organs when they die.

People can still decide not to donate, and family consent will be required for organs to be retrieved.

A similar law was introduced in Wales in 2015, while Scotland is due to have the same scheme in place by autumn 2020. Northern Ireland still has an opt in system.

The NHS claims the change will help save millions of lives, but health minister Lord Bethall said while it comes into force today, it may not come into practice until later "due to the limitations of COVID-19".


The number of transplants carried out in the UK has dropped dramatically because of the coronavirus pandemic, with just 99 operations performed in April compared with 244 in March, NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT) figures show.

The system change is called Max and Keira's law, after a boy whose life was saved when he received the heart of a nine-year-old girl.

Keira Ball saved four lives, including that of Max Johnson, also nine, when her organs were donated after she died in a car crash in 2017.

It is hoped the law will lead to an additional 700 transplants a year by 2023, and spark conversations around organ donation.

Faizan Awan, of Blackburn, is one of thousands in the UK awaiting a transplant and has been on the list for two-and-a-half years.

Faizan Awan, of Blackburn, is one of thousands in the UK awaiting a transplant and has been on the list for two-and-a-half years.

The 33-year-old is waiting for his third kidney transplant, having received one as a child and, after that failed, another when he was a teenager.

He said: "For many people like me, who are waiting for an organ, the law change is a sign of hope and a transplant would dramatically change my life in a number of ways."

Mr Awan said he needs a "near-perfect" match after his last two operations failed, which means it will likely have to be someone from the Asian community.

People from black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) backgrounds are considerably under-represented on the organ register, with Mr Awan urging people to consider how religion and ethnicity affects donation.

Anthony Clarkson, director of organ and tissue donation and transplantation at NHSBT, added that people should be aware they will still have a choice of whether or not to donate and that families will still be consulted, and faith, beliefs and culture will continue to be respected.



Source;
https://news.sky.com/story/england-moves-to-opt-out-organ-donation-system-after-change-in-law-11991497

RIP, you are really a heroine...

And some people will believe him, Maybe FFK is Saint. So pathetic.