Hi guys, this doctor is in little heaven (not London, London no fine like this). Ill rewind my story for the benefit of my viewers (sorry readers! Does anyone read my blog:). Anyway I was chatting with my cousin who works on Bonny Island and she invited me to spend the weekend with her. My journey started from the boat jetty. After a briefing on safety rules we were loaded on the boat. For some strange reason I wasnt scared, the last time I was on a boat was over a decade ago but I had no qualms about the trip, it took about 2hours but it was smooth! Arriving in Bonny, my cousin came to pick me up, my first sight of the island was of concrete, metal pipes and other materials, it didnt look like a place one would living in. But when we got to the residential quarters all that changed. It looked like I was out of Nigeria, actually I would say I was. The plase was actually clean, neat and beautiful. The streets were well tarred no pot holes, the houses were neatly arranged, the entire est
Congratulations on ya new job. Cheers!
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ReplyDeleteCongratulations Tomi! Well done... I had a feeling you'd end up in the medical profession. You've got a great blog here...
ReplyDeletethanks for atopping by old acquaintance it woud have been nice to know who u are but anyway cheers
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing more frustrating that rushing out every morning in this mad city called Lagos to a job you don't have a passion for.
ReplyDeleteIt is good that you love your job. So, I say a big congratulations and hoping to see more medical practice gists again. And maybe this blog might just serve as the script for the Naija Gray's Anatomy? Abi?
Ere a po ni ibe o. Amin!
huge congratulations!!
ReplyDeleteCongrats Tomi...can't wait to read about your stories. I'm counting down to moving and starting a new job too. A little over two weeks.
ReplyDeleteLove you tons
Hey Tomi, good to hear the great news. We should talk soo, so much o gist about!
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