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RT @collinstimbela_: Once she lose that soft spot for you, you gonna see how she really treat men she ain’t interested in 😩😭😂

@tforlanre LOL.. Sounds like I’m losing 2-0 already😅 oh well.. 🤷🏽‍♂️

@tforlanre Clairely I’m not.. 😌

@tforlanre Thank God I’m not people..

@iamtoch1 @mrmacaronii I tell you!!

@ArsenalN7 Igwe.. 🙏🏼

RT @redusa21: This needs to be shown in every school in America. It's basic science.

RT @mrmacaronii: The Avengers of Nollywood 🥷 ⚔️

😅😅 okay.. I enjoyed this more than I should have 🤣🤣

@jovimariah @aproko_doctor Soo it’s not the proper way, but it shows some sort of data to his postulations.. If by chance it works out, and there’s a cure, at least the team managing the patient initially picks up on it and they can work hand in hand for a proper research

@KachiDani @AkinadeMike @FinPlanKaluAja1 @waletobi1 lol People don’t usually think thoroughly before opening their mouths

@UgooAgbams @aproko_doctor Bro.. there’s no need throwing insults and the sorts..

@sog_esteemETH @aproko_doctor You can talk to some patients or their family to try it, then document the findings.. No one would argue your results when we can all see the proof with our eyes!

@MisterAliyu @aproko_doctor I mean the person proffering the seeds should try it and have it documented. If your work is seen and is credible, by all means do it and publish your results.

@iyimide @aproko_doctor Any patient that he can convince to try the seeds and leave his Doctor’s recommendation has a right to do so. U can’t force treatment on any patient. My own is that he should be honest with the publication of the results, whether good or bad.

😂😂😂 true true this club na Netflix 😭😭😭😫