Shades of mental health: Undo the silence.
“Are you done?” Chike said mockingly. “Na Naija we dey so. Craze na craze, abi my people?”
Health Awareness
What should a diabetic diet look like?
“Can I accept this? So you are saying a diabetic person can eat pounded yam?” she asked.
Fasting blood sugar test and ‘rude’ laboratory staff
He collected the form and looked at it. ‘Investigation required: Fasting blood sugar.’ He shook his head. “I’m sorry but you can’t run this test anymore today. You’ll have to come back tomorrow or at another time that is convenient or you.”
Office drama, breastfeeding, and a camera.
Mr. Rickshaw shifted uncomfortably in his seat. “But there are… never mind.” He said sighing deeply. “I’ll take it up to the management team. Oya, come and be going! You have successfully told me three ways I can lose my job or my peace of mind, and I don’t want any of that.”
She didn’t drink ‘Sniper’ but she almost died.
“No, she couldn’t have… She left the house this morning and didn’t return till evening. There was Sniper at home but she didn’t have access to it. I sprayed it before she got back.” I replied, replaying the events of the day for clues.
Folic acid or baby paralysis? Choose wisely.
Gosh! This was crazy. I had seen things like this before but I never knew it could happen to someone like us. I always felt it only happened to poor people. Yeah, I know. Whatever. Don’t judge me.
Confusing blood group results and ‘infidelity’.
Imade was dumbstruck for a full minute. When she eventually found her voice, she said “Imaobong is your child.” Then she picked up her bag and walked out of the living room.
Roller coasters and opioid overdose
Kezi was deep in thought, rummaging through her brain files. There was something familiar about Njamen’s snore and it wasn’t good. Her brother passed away last year and he was snoring like this just before things went south.
MMM and hypertension detection.
MMM that has come and gone… MMM that made many people cry and gave them hypertension? You better change the topic before someone comes to arrest you.”
Zero malaria begins with me.
Dad was given an estimate of the admission bill and blurted out, “You want me to pay so much for ordinary malaria treatment?” He was clearly upset.