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I will not exaggerate. I will try not to be another lamenter on the bad state of things in Nigeria.
Okay ladies, and those who care about them, it is high time we got this matter settled once and for all. A lot of my call-receiving time has been spent correcting this wrong notion. Often my fingers ached from time spent typing on various chatting platforms exploring this subject.
It remains one of the most baffling questions I have ever been asked. In an attempt to answer, I spoke with colleagues and friends. I called a nurse friend in Ghana with the main goal of discussing the same question, during my daily rounds, I stopped more often to chat with nurses, I tried to tap into a largely non-existent experience from dating nurses and I brought it up for discussion among my doctor colleagues.
It remains one of the most baffling questions I have ever been asked. In an attempt to answer, I spoke with colleagues and friends. I called a nurse friend in Ghana with the main goal of discussing the same question, during my daily rounds, I stopped more often to chat with nurses, I tried to tap into a largely non-existent experience from dating nurses and I brought it up for discussion among my doctor colleagues.
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