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MD, MPH, MHA Doctor living her non-clinical life | Passionate about public health, digital media, and impact. Ig @prettyfaze 🇺🇸

West Haven, CT
Joined October 2010
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A Medical Doctor, A Master of Public Health, and now A Master of Healthcare Administration. To God be the GLORY. The devil really tried but s/o to me for being resilient and choosing to rise even when it felt impossible. MD, MPH, MHA ❤️🙏🏽. It’s graduation day ✨ #classof2026
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Dr. Oluwabukola ✨ retweeted
Never in my life heard a woman describe pregnancy like this. I love this for her and their family 🥹
Ciara and Russell Wilson open up about expecting baby number five, with Ciara revealing that Russell makes her labor and delivery feel like a vacation. 🫶🏽❤️ "When we first met, we always talked about how many kids we want to have on our bucket list. And she's always wanted to have five." "I'm an only child, so I want a big family and I love being a mom. It's my favorite job in the world... and he makes the process fun for me, especially my delivery. It's like a vacation... He gets into it. He has like the twinkle lights in my room. You gotta be there for a couple days... but he's into it with me and he's very calm and steady”
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Mannnnnn. We do everything wrong here.
You’ll NEVER see a pregnant Chinese woman 🇨🇳
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Dr. Oluwabukola ✨ retweeted
Men with money don’t complain about things like this 🚶‍♀️
I don't believe a woman should expect a man to pay for everything simply because she's a woman.
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My own is that if you are birthing children in your marriage as a woman, there's no justifiable reason for you to be doing 50:50 financial contribution with your husband. Yes, you should contribute financially to your household but 50:50 is ridiculous.
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No matter how crazy what you want seems , you’ll find a partner that’s fine with exactly that. It’s up to you to either be patient or settle 🤷🏾‍♀️
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I will weigh in on this conversation as someone who lived in the uk 🇬🇧 before moving to Canada 🇨🇦, I had male colleagues at work who will show up with freshly made food cooked by their wives yet they don’t know how to boil water, infact some of them work the same hours or even lesser hours than their wives, the problem I have with Nigerian 🇳🇬 men is not women not wanting to spilt it’s the fact that you want a working woman to still do unpaid labour for you without lifting a finger to help out in other department that’s exactly what this women are avoiding, as a man living abroad don’t marry a woman that will not help you financially because you’ll just kpai of bills via hypertension but at the same time don’t come abroad with men don’t enter kitchen mentality, there are days I come back from work and I’ll feel like fainting I go just chop bread sleep I don’t want to come back like that and someone expects me to cook Egusi because the same Nigerian men will date “oyibo” that eats take out everyday and be okay with it, but once it’s a Nigerian woman you want her to do 9 to 5, cook, clean, get pregnant give birth do school runs and still split 50/50 then if you see her she’ll be looking like a mad woman that’s unfair and I’m not mad at the single ladies who don’t want to do that it’s their choice leave them alone! Shalom!
One of the worst things you can do to yourself as a man abroad is to marry a Nigerian girl abroad. It’s a case of dog chop dog. I avoid them like a plague here. They are good for NOTHING. "I'll support him when he is financially down." 🤡🤡 It is your father that will be down.
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This 50/50 discourse is hilarious because men are finally realising that women don’t necessarily want them badly enough to take on the stress and responsibilities that come with relationships. If I can pay my bills and afford my lifestyle alone, why would I add the emotional labour of nurturing, catering to, managing and accommodating another adult, only to still split bills?
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I still don’t understand why we don’t invest and don’t pay more attention to women’s sports when they perform so much better than their male counterparts
OUR HEROES ARE BACK FROM MOROCCO ❤️🇳🇬
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Replying to @Prettyfaze
I am a project manager in the digital health transformation space with focus on implementations. I should do a detailed guide on all posts I have seen in non clinical roles. Meanwhile this guide will be useful for a lot of persons and it’s free. careercopilot.academy/insigh…
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They always cry about bills & financial contribution but won’t lift a finger to do chores at home, school runs etc… brain dead convo!
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Dr. Oluwabukola ✨ retweeted
There will ALWAYS be someone hotter than your spouse- or just hot in a different way (even Christie Brinkley’s husband cheated on her). There will eventually be someone younger. Faithfulness is a CHOICE.
Sorry, but if I were Jensen Huang...
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The reason women don’t want to share bills is simple, men don’t want to share chores or childcare. It’s a lose lose situation for the woman Many Nigerian men believe childcare or chores is below them, so why would a woman split your responsibilities? Yall want to eat your cake and have it.
We honestly have a serious problem within the Nigerian community here in the UK, and I think it’s time we started having this conversation openly. One thing I have noticed is that, compared to women from some other African communities, many Nigerian women seem less willing to share household bills and financial responsibilities with their partners, despite the fact that we all understand how expensive life is in the UK and how the system works here. Since 2022, I have attended over 34 burials, and heartbreakingly, about 90% of those who passed away were men. Even more worrying, approximately 50% of them were under the age of 40. I won’t say much more than that, but gentlemen, please hear this: Do not put yourselves under unnecessary financial or emotional pressure trying to satisfy a woman or maintain a lifestyle you cannot comfortably afford. Marriage and relationships should be partnerships, not one-sided financial responsibilities. You should be able to support each other, share responsibilities and build together. Your health, peace of mind and life are far more valuable than trying to impress anyone. Don’t destroy yourself financially or physically trying to meet expectations that should never rest on your shoulders alone. At the end of the day, you will be the one who pays the price.
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> A man cheats on his wife of 40 years with a Chinese spy, crashing the stock markets and potentially threatening national and global security > Wow let's insult his wife!
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That’s the wife that looked at him when he had nothing to give her. I hate men on this site.
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Such a shame for him to expose a such a thoughtful, loyal woman to the ridicule of the fools who now attacking her appearance.
The leather jacket thing was actually her idea. She buys all his clothes but everything makes him itch so she decided to just buy leather jackets and shirts for him. Ove the years she’s gotten him like 30- 40 jackets
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new parents, you see that your kid’s primary education? spend money on it.
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