"Make I Bend": Fresh Medicine Graduate's Warning on His Jotter Shared to People Surprises Nigerians
- Nigerians have reacted to the thought-provoking message a fresh medicine graduate left for guests on the back of the jotter he shared
- The young man funnily advised medicine aspirants against the profession and also had a message for non-aspirants
- His jotter warning sparked a debate on social media as people argued over which course was the toughest
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A fresh medicine graduate has left many in stitches with the write-up he put at the back of the jotter shared to guests.
Dr Victor Anezie Eze was inducted into the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria on October 27, 2023, in Enugu.
The interesting warning on Dr Victor Anezie Eze's jotter
The young man sounded a note of warning to medicine aspirants and had a message for non-aspirants. The write-up at the back of the jotter read:
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"Y'all have rushed and flipped to this back cover expecting me to dey appreciate una for what una no do, shey?
"Lmao, make I bend!
"Shaa, if you are still an aspirant, avoid Medical School. If you're already studying something else, you don't know what God has done for you.
"Still on still,
"Love, Anezi."
A Facebook user, David Iyenyorochi Obi, who shared the jotter on the platform remarked that the coming generation would be an interesting one.
Dr Victor Anezie's graduation celebration jotter sparked reactions
Philemon Agba said:
"If you don Dy teaching hospital for clinicals you go understand; Consultant go wan use questions finish these guys.
"I don dy avoid Medical school from my mama womb."
Ibe Mercy Chigozie said:
"Why discourage others?
"When you know after the painful stress there is gain."
Amora Archibong said:
"Visit engineering fr a week n u will know dt medicine z jux learning."
Stephen Uramah said:
"The guy graduated from my school... Omo, we dey see shege on a regular.
"Only me and my fellow UNEC students can relate.
"Congratulation one again man, God has lifted you bro."
Samuel Onifade said:
"Well, if 'passion' is the only thing you have, stay away, it won't carry you through.
"There are some mental frustrations you'd encounter that'd make you curse your passion.
"Just be extremely disciplined and be ready to work a lot."
Nelson Mmesoma said:
"It's the way some of you here are comparing courses like Architecture to Medicine.
"Even me wey dey do Engineering no fit talk that thing, guy!
"You really don't know what it is to study a medical course, not to talk of the oga patapata of them all, Medicine.
"I rest my case."
Lady celebrates becoming medical doctor
In a related report, a lady celebrated becoming a medical doctor on social media.
The lady with the X handle @__Marryaam shared photos of herself in an outfit akin to medical doctors with the caption:
"Finally I'm a medical doctor... Snapped with iPhone 13."
Many Nigerians took to her comment section to send her congratulatory messages and well wishes but her beauty was the major attention.
Medical student dances in public to celebrate graduation
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a medical student had celebrated his graduation with a dance.
A TikTok video posted by @lawrence.hezekiah_ showed how he emerged on the campus and danced aggressively.
In the video, other graduates were present when the happy student emerged with his sound player. He dropped to the ground and went to work with his legs, dancing with so much energy, joy and excitement.
Source: Legit.ng