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Finally the journey of 8yrs is now over, I passed my final professional exam
Which of the favours of my Lord will I deny? Absolutely none 🤲
Reintroducing : Dr Aderogba S.A
Which of the favours of my Lord will I deny? Absolutely none 🤲
Reintroducing : Dr Aderogba S.A
S3 ✅
Alhamdulillah 🤲🏽
I’ve officially completed ALL my clinical rotations in medical school. 🥹
Which, then, of the favours of your Lord will you deny?”
Absolutely none.
From the first rotation to the very last, Allah has been faithful.
Unto the next
Unto the FINAL MB4. 🙇🏽♂️🩺
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Reintroducing…
Dr. Jagunmolu H.A (MB;BS Ogbomoso)
Distinction in Physiology
Distinction in Paediatrics and Child Health
Distinction in Surgery
My examiners were satisfied ❤️
First Generation Physician
Dr. Jagunmolu H.A (MB;BS Ogbomoso)
Distinction in Physiology
Distinction in Paediatrics and Child Health
Distinction in Surgery
My examiners were satisfied ❤️
First Generation Physician
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Allah said _"Kill them wherever you find them..."_ Qur'an 2:191
Christians always quote this verse, but they never ask the simple question: WHO IS "THEM"?
You cannot know who "THEM" if you don't read the verse before it.
Qur'an 2:190 says:
_"Fight in the way of Allah THOSE WHO FIGHT YOU but do not transgress."_
So "THEM" in 191 is NOT Christians. "THEM" is NOT innocent people. "THEM" is NOT your neighbours.
"THEM" Means The people who were fighting the Muslims, who expelled them from their homes in Makkah, who tortured and killed them.
That is why 191 itself says:
"Expel them from wherever they have expelled you.", so it's a counter attack and self defense.
Did Christians expel Muslims from Makkah? No.
Did Christians torture Muslims in Makkah? No.
That was the Quraysh idol-worshippers.
And they also hide the verse AFTER it.
Qur'an 2:192 says:
_"And if they cease, then indeed Allah is Forgiving and Merciful."_
Even with those attackers, the moment they STOP, we must STOP.
That is Islam.
And Allah makes it even clearer in another Surah:
Qur'an 4:90:
"So if they withdraw from you, and do not fight you, and offer you peace, then Allah has NOT given you any way to fight against them.
No way. No excuse. No permission, Islam did never ever give any Muslim right to kill any non muslim just like that.
The verses clearly said if they don't fight you and they offer peace, Allah has closed the door for you to fight them.
And this is how Allah commands us to treat Christians who live in peace with us:
Qur'an 60:8:
"Allah does not forbid you from those who do not fight you because of religion and do not expel you from your homes- from being righteous toward them and acting justly toward them. Indeed, Allah loves those who act justly."
Allah Even praise Christians in Qur'an 5:82
"You will surely find the most intense of the people in animosity toward the muslims [to be] the Jews and those who associate others with Allah; and you will find the nearest of them in affection to the Muslims are those who say, 'We are Christians.' That is because among them are priests and monks and because they are not arrogant."
They are the "nearest in affection" to the believers. Because among them are priests and monks who are "not arrogant" unlike the Jews.
So don't let anyone fool you with one verse cut in half.
190 tells you WHO to fight.
191 tells you to defend yourself against them.
192 tells you to STOP when they stop.
4:90 tells you you have NO RIGHT to fight those who offer peace.
60:8 tells you to be KIND and JUST to Christians who don't fight you.
STOP INSULTING MUSLIMS and ISLAM
Christians always quote this verse, but they never ask the simple question: WHO IS "THEM"?
You cannot know who "THEM" if you don't read the verse before it.
Qur'an 2:190 says:
_"Fight in the way of Allah THOSE WHO FIGHT YOU but do not transgress."_
So "THEM" in 191 is NOT Christians. "THEM" is NOT innocent people. "THEM" is NOT your neighbours.
"THEM" Means The people who were fighting the Muslims, who expelled them from their homes in Makkah, who tortured and killed them.
That is why 191 itself says:
"Expel them from wherever they have expelled you.", so it's a counter attack and self defense.
Did Christians expel Muslims from Makkah? No.
Did Christians torture Muslims in Makkah? No.
That was the Quraysh idol-worshippers.
And they also hide the verse AFTER it.
Qur'an 2:192 says:
_"And if they cease, then indeed Allah is Forgiving and Merciful."_
Even with those attackers, the moment they STOP, we must STOP.
That is Islam.
And Allah makes it even clearer in another Surah:
Qur'an 4:90:
"So if they withdraw from you, and do not fight you, and offer you peace, then Allah has NOT given you any way to fight against them.
No way. No excuse. No permission, Islam did never ever give any Muslim right to kill any non muslim just like that.
The verses clearly said if they don't fight you and they offer peace, Allah has closed the door for you to fight them.
And this is how Allah commands us to treat Christians who live in peace with us:
Qur'an 60:8:
"Allah does not forbid you from those who do not fight you because of religion and do not expel you from your homes- from being righteous toward them and acting justly toward them. Indeed, Allah loves those who act justly."
Allah Even praise Christians in Qur'an 5:82
"You will surely find the most intense of the people in animosity toward the muslims [to be] the Jews and those who associate others with Allah; and you will find the nearest of them in affection to the Muslims are those who say, 'We are Christians.' That is because among them are priests and monks and because they are not arrogant."
They are the "nearest in affection" to the believers. Because among them are priests and monks who are "not arrogant" unlike the Jews.
So don't let anyone fool you with one verse cut in half.
190 tells you WHO to fight.
191 tells you to defend yourself against them.
192 tells you to STOP when they stop.
4:90 tells you you have NO RIGHT to fight those who offer peace.
60:8 tells you to be KIND and JUST to Christians who don't fight you.
STOP INSULTING MUSLIMS and ISLAM
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❤️🇵🇹 Cristiano Ronaldo’s full letter to Portuguese fans.
“To the Portuguese people,
The day has come to hand back the shirt and the captain's armband of the national team that belongs to all of us.
I never felt that it was exclusively mine, but for 23 years, I had the ility of wearing it, defending it, and carrying it with me to stadiums all around the world.
Today, the moment has come to pass it on to the future.
It was not an easy decision, because some decisions are not made with the head alone. They are also made with the heart.
I am bringing to an end a journey that began in August 2003 and changed my life forever.
When I look back and think about everything I experienced with the national team, I don't just see matches, goals, records, or trophies. I see people.
I see immigrants who, for 90 minutes, felt a little closer to Portugal. I see millions of Portuguese people whom I never met personally, but who became part of my life.
Because, at the end of the day, football is much bigger than a game. Football is about people.
Throughout my entire career with the national team, I always tried to push beyond my limits. I wanted to win, I wanted to be the best, I wanted to make history.
I was always demanding of myself. I always wanted more. I always believed we could go further, and I gave everything I had for this shirt.
There were perfect afternoons and nights. There were victories I will never forget. There were defeats that still hurt to remember today.
I also failed. I also suffered. There were moments when I couldn't give the Portuguese people what they wanted so badly. But I never gave up.
And above all, I never stopped feeling proud to represent Portugal.
Over these years, I learned some very simple things: goals come and go, trophies end up in museums, records are eventually broken, but there is something that time can never erase.
The place I hold in people's hearts.
If I ever made you happy, if one of my goals ever made you hug someone, forget a worry, or feel proud of our country, then it was all worth it.
Because being Portuguese is also about that.
We suffer together. We get back up together. We believe again.
Portugal will always need young people who dream, players who never give up, and new generations who believe it is possible to reach places no one has reached before.
Because a country that continues to create new heroes is a country that never stops believing in itself.
To my national team teammates, I want to leave a special message.
Thank you for every run, every hug, every argument, every moment of silence before stepping onto the pitch, every victory we celebrated together, and every defeat that made us stronger.
I had the privilege of being your captain, but no captain walks alone, and you are all part of my story.
To all the coaches, directors, doctors, physiotherapists, kit managers, staff members, and the many people who worked with me throughout these years, thank you.
Many of you never appeared in the photographs, but without you, none of those photographs would have been possible.
To my family, thank you for sharing this dream with me.
Thank you for understanding the absences, the sacrifices, and the moments when the national team had to take up a space that also belonged to you.
If I made it this far, it was because we always walked hand in hand.
And to the Portuguese people, to every Portuguese person around the world, I want to tell you one last thing.
There is an image that I will always carry with me.
A moment when the national anthem begins.
I look around me. I see my teammates. I see the stands.
I see children, mothers, fathers, and grandparents. I see Portuguese people who travelled from so far away just to be there.
And during those moments, we stop being different.
There are no clubs. There are no colors. There are no classes. There are no professions. There are no opinions.
There is only one passion: Portugal”.
“To the Portuguese people,
The day has come to hand back the shirt and the captain's armband of the national team that belongs to all of us.
I never felt that it was exclusively mine, but for 23 years, I had the ility of wearing it, defending it, and carrying it with me to stadiums all around the world.
Today, the moment has come to pass it on to the future.
It was not an easy decision, because some decisions are not made with the head alone. They are also made with the heart.
I am bringing to an end a journey that began in August 2003 and changed my life forever.
When I look back and think about everything I experienced with the national team, I don't just see matches, goals, records, or trophies. I see people.
I see immigrants who, for 90 minutes, felt a little closer to Portugal. I see millions of Portuguese people whom I never met personally, but who became part of my life.
Because, at the end of the day, football is much bigger than a game. Football is about people.
Throughout my entire career with the national team, I always tried to push beyond my limits. I wanted to win, I wanted to be the best, I wanted to make history.
I was always demanding of myself. I always wanted more. I always believed we could go further, and I gave everything I had for this shirt.
There were perfect afternoons and nights. There were victories I will never forget. There were defeats that still hurt to remember today.
I also failed. I also suffered. There were moments when I couldn't give the Portuguese people what they wanted so badly. But I never gave up.
And above all, I never stopped feeling proud to represent Portugal.
Over these years, I learned some very simple things: goals come and go, trophies end up in museums, records are eventually broken, but there is something that time can never erase.
The place I hold in people's hearts.
If I ever made you happy, if one of my goals ever made you hug someone, forget a worry, or feel proud of our country, then it was all worth it.
Because being Portuguese is also about that.
We suffer together. We get back up together. We believe again.
Portugal will always need young people who dream, players who never give up, and new generations who believe it is possible to reach places no one has reached before.
Because a country that continues to create new heroes is a country that never stops believing in itself.
To my national team teammates, I want to leave a special message.
Thank you for every run, every hug, every argument, every moment of silence before stepping onto the pitch, every victory we celebrated together, and every defeat that made us stronger.
I had the privilege of being your captain, but no captain walks alone, and you are all part of my story.
To all the coaches, directors, doctors, physiotherapists, kit managers, staff members, and the many people who worked with me throughout these years, thank you.
Many of you never appeared in the photographs, but without you, none of those photographs would have been possible.
To my family, thank you for sharing this dream with me.
Thank you for understanding the absences, the sacrifices, and the moments when the national team had to take up a space that also belonged to you.
If I made it this far, it was because we always walked hand in hand.
And to the Portuguese people, to every Portuguese person around the world, I want to tell you one last thing.
There is an image that I will always carry with me.
A moment when the national anthem begins.
I look around me. I see my teammates. I see the stands.
I see children, mothers, fathers, and grandparents. I see Portuguese people who travelled from so far away just to be there.
And during those moments, we stop being different.
There are no clubs. There are no colors. There are no classes. There are no professions. There are no opinions.
There is only one passion: Portugal”.
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🚨🇵🇹 BREAKING: CRISTIANO RONALDO RETIRES FROM INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL.
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For any non-Muslims who think Muslims are claiming that viral train prayer video is fake simply to avoid scrutiny, let me explain why that's not the case.
I know Muslims aren't perfect. We do stupid things. We can be selfish and inconsiderate, just like anyone else.
If those were genuinely Muslims performing Islamic prayers on a train while blocking the doors and inconveniencing passengers, I'd be the first to call it out as inappropriate.
A crowded train is hardly the ideal place to pray, and Muslims should not be blocking doors, obstructing corridors or disturbing other passengers.
But here's the problem: what we saw in that video simply wasn't a recognisable Islamic prayer. Any Muslim familiar with prayer would immediately notice the irregularities.
Yes, it contained elements of Islamic prayer, but there were far too many mistakes.
First, it was a turbocharged prayer. Muslims simply don't pray at that speed.
Second, and this was the biggest giveaway, there were four consecutive prostrations. I've never seen anything like that in my life. In Islamic prayer, there are two prostrations per unit of prayer, with standing and bowing between units.
Third, there was no identifiable tashahhud (the seated declaration of faith and testimony recited during the prayer).
And here's another point: any Muslim sufficiently committed to their religion to insist on praying on a crowded train, rather than missing their prayer, would surely be expected to know the basic movements of salah.
As Muslims, we are supposed to be people of truth. If a Muslim does something wrong, we should have the integrity to acknowledge it and call it out. We shouldn't defend bad behaviour simply because the person responsible happens to be Muslim.
But this video has all the hallmarks of a staged performance designed to manufacture outrage against Muslims.
I strongly suspect it is a deliberate provocation, potentially involving people pretending to be Muslims.
And the fact that it has been enthusiastically circulated by far-right accounts hostile to Muslims only adds to my suspicions.
I know Muslims aren't perfect. We do stupid things. We can be selfish and inconsiderate, just like anyone else.
If those were genuinely Muslims performing Islamic prayers on a train while blocking the doors and inconveniencing passengers, I'd be the first to call it out as inappropriate.
A crowded train is hardly the ideal place to pray, and Muslims should not be blocking doors, obstructing corridors or disturbing other passengers.
But here's the problem: what we saw in that video simply wasn't a recognisable Islamic prayer. Any Muslim familiar with prayer would immediately notice the irregularities.
Yes, it contained elements of Islamic prayer, but there were far too many mistakes.
First, it was a turbocharged prayer. Muslims simply don't pray at that speed.
Second, and this was the biggest giveaway, there were four consecutive prostrations. I've never seen anything like that in my life. In Islamic prayer, there are two prostrations per unit of prayer, with standing and bowing between units.
Third, there was no identifiable tashahhud (the seated declaration of faith and testimony recited during the prayer).
And here's another point: any Muslim sufficiently committed to their religion to insist on praying on a crowded train, rather than missing their prayer, would surely be expected to know the basic movements of salah.
As Muslims, we are supposed to be people of truth. If a Muslim does something wrong, we should have the integrity to acknowledge it and call it out. We shouldn't defend bad behaviour simply because the person responsible happens to be Muslim.
But this video has all the hallmarks of a staged performance designed to manufacture outrage against Muslims.
I strongly suspect it is a deliberate provocation, potentially involving people pretending to be Muslims.
And the fact that it has been enthusiastically circulated by far-right accounts hostile to Muslims only adds to my suspicions.
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Que se manifiesten todos los que siguen apoyando a Vini
Quiero saber quién está con él siempre 🤍
Quiero saber quién está con él siempre 🤍
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Bro, Yoruba is such a broad language, man. You hear it everywhere ! I don help Red pronounce am well 😂
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Llevar 4 minutos en toda la temporada y empezar a jugarte balones cuando el equipo está totalmente descompuesto, solo te lo hace un jugador élite mundial. x.com/compsmein/stat…
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Nigerian universities ehn! A girl scores over 280 in JAMB and over 70 in Post-UTME, chooses Nursing, and you people turn around to offer her Agriculture???
What kind of nonsense is this? What exactly is the point of writing exams and choosing a course if you’ll still be given something entirely different? Abeg!
What kind of nonsense is this? What exactly is the point of writing exams and choosing a course if you’ll still be given something entirely different? Abeg!
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🖐REGLAMENTO EN MANO:
🟥 Roja directa: si el tirón constituye conducta violenta, por emplear fuerza excesiva o brutalidad contra un adversario.
🟨 Amarilla: si el agarrón es antideportivo o temerario, pero no alcanza el umbral de conducta violenta.
Vinícius agarra del pelo al rival en plena carrera, en un movimiento en el que quiere esquivarlo y cambiar de dirección. Es increíble que el árbitro no haya tomado esto en consideración.
¿Hasta cuándo vamos a tener que soportar decisiones arbitrales en contra partido tras partido? 🤬
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🟥 Roja directa: si el tirón constituye conducta violenta, por emplear fuerza excesiva o brutalidad contra un adversario.
🟨 Amarilla: si el agarrón es antideportivo o temerario, pero no alcanza el umbral de conducta violenta.
Vinícius agarra del pelo al rival en plena carrera, en un movimiento en el que quiere esquivarlo y cambiar de dirección. Es increíble que el árbitro no haya tomado esto en consideración.
¿Hasta cuándo vamos a tener que soportar decisiones arbitrales en contra partido tras partido? 🤬
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