With the dawn of the new year, we had to fortunately or otherwise go offline and now we are back with much more for you this season. Thanks to all who called to find out why we suddenly went incommunicado 😘 You're the real MVPs❣️Stay tuned!

The year 2020 was a special one for some, if not many people. The reason being that the Corona virus pandemic had a big hit on the world and Nigeria was not left out. With that happening so early in the year, a lot of things were different and many adjustments had to be made. From the hand sanitizer craze to the restrictions of movements and public gathering and eventually, the "Lock down" phase and the #endsars period. Here, I shared 10 lessons which I might have overlooked if not for the happenings at that time. We would also be excited to hear your thoughts on the scenery presented here. Much love from here. We hope you enjoy listening! ❤️

I expressed my concerns about over planning and how being spontaneous is also helpful in certain situations. Don't always wait for the perfect time, you can create it by being spontaneous and just jumping in on your halfway done plan. I hope you enjoy listening!

Still on National Boyfriends Day yesterday, someone shared a screenshot of chats with us about a man and his wife-to-be and we shared it on our WhatsApp TV and got some people's opinions on if the man was right to call off the wedding proposal. We got interesting replies from our WhatsApp TV audience, we can learn from.. Enjoy your listening and check if you think he was right or you have a different opinion... Toochibe, your host

I had the opportunity to work with Dr Isioma during the coronavirus holiday and she helped me to find an easier way to remember how to go about doing a respiratory system examination. This was an impromptu podcast 😎 but very educative and will be helpful to medical students who like to learn practically! Thanks a lot Dr Isioma -Toochi Ibe

A brief interesting interview with a medical doctor, Dr Frank Ibide, on hepatitis and those at risk. "Find the Missing Millions" being the theme of thus year's World Hepatitis day is a call for awareness creation as many people have hepatitis without knowing because they do not have symptoms. We are advised to take preventive measures as well as avoid exposure to the risk of coming down with Hepatitis. Feel free to leave your comments and questions. Reach us via WhatsApp on +2348109904409 #Medfact Monday.. #Toochibe

Here, we share 5 interesting ideas that have been proven to help you keep making sales and getting people to pay for services that you render especially in this COVID-19 pandemic period where many businesses are going online and the rest strengthening their online presence... We hope to hear your views. What else would you like to add to these ideas?

Here I have shared how I felt when i got to know about the possibility of having a personal kinf if radio show.... A podcast! At last!

Anchor is a great tool for making podcasts and giving short lectures

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