Hey loves! I’m going to talk about something I don’t usually share on here lol, it’s like a sneak peek into my “love-life”. Deep sighhhhh (Lol this is taking a lot out of me to share, but I love you g…
ETP Talks: What’s going on in my Future?
Mask off… Lol that’s all I’ve got in my attempt to recite a Future Rap verse 😂 Hey lovelies! I want to talk to you guys about how I’m feeling right now; I’m approaching the end of …
ETP Takes: She Can Nigeria 2019
Hey lovelies! I was opportune to be a special guest at the She Can Nigeria Conference on Friday, which held at the Muson Centre, Onikan Lagos and it was a wonderful experience. For those of you wonder…
ETP Takes: TVC Breakfast Show!
You see how I always hammer on about doing what you’re passionate about excellently well and how it pays off? This post is an example of that. Quick backstory – I’m a sexual and reproductive hea…
ETP HO Diaries: Getting Things Right
Hey hey it’s once again another article in the HO Diaries series in a row, lol. This phase of my life is pretty dramatic so I can’t help but write about it haha. Anyways, for a pleasant surprise, this…
MARRIAGE AND FAMILY LIFE: MAY 2019 we
THE PLAN OF GOD: “And the rib, which the LORD God had taken from man, made He a woman, and brought her unto the man. And Adam said, This is now bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh: she shall be ca…
ETP HO Diaries: Being a Woman in a Man’s World
Hello hello! I’m days away from the end of my surgery rotation and let me just confess that I am thoroughly exhausted. When people ask which is worse, pediatrics or surgery I always say pediatri…
ETP HO Diaries: Pushing Limits
Hey everyone! I’ve taken a social media break but I couldn’t dare not pop by over here, y’all mean too much to me ❤️ Something a lot of my mentors told me about when I was preparing to s…
ETP HO Diaries: Pressure Pot
So many of my senior colleagues have numerous regrets for remaining in Nigeria for their clinical practice, and with the little I’ve experienced since I’ve started working as a medical doc…
ETP HO Diaries: Don’t be fazed.
I’m almost half way through my internship year as a first year medical doctor, and I’d like to use this post as a bit of reflection. If you’ve been following my blogposts since I started this job you’…