Post by Student_Nurse Eno Wellington (@eno_wellington)

I'm Eno. Nursing student. National NANSM PRO.

I watch families pray while mothers suffer. I hear "village people" blamed for things medicine can explain. I see women endure pain because the truth is too expensive—or too "unspiritual."

This space is where I say what I can't say in family group chats without aunties attacking me.
No fluff. No fear. Just facts.

I'll question the beliefs Nigerians hold too tightly. i bring evidence you bring your oil. I'm here for thinkers and not mere followers

I'm Eno. Nursing student. National NANSM PRO. I watch families pray while mothers suffer. I hear "v...

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Student_Nurse Eno Wellington: I'm here for thinkers and those that can challenge
Henry Emeka: You’re welcome. Nigerians have suffered for decades under corrupt leaders who ignore our pain while boko haram kills and poverty grows. We need truth, unity, and real change now—not 2027. Education must be free, healthcare accessible, and farming supported so we can be self‑reliant. Bad leaders buy...
SMART IGWEBUIKE OKEKE: It's good to think that way, knowledge is enriched.
Justin Iheme: I am thus made to agree with u that we have so much over emphasized the " village people" as the cause of the decadence in health sector in addition overlooking the numerous life's that has been sacrificed on the alter of selfish government policies. To all wonderful mothers, we share in ur pain
Justin Iheme: u pretty for a nurse, the nurses i have seen all have muscular bodies, tightened face and hardened fist. if i happened to be treated were u posted( which i dont pray for illness), will wish u been my personal health giver.
Michael Happy Basikoro: We have allowed religion and religious activities to eat deep into our Brains. It’s so unfortunate Eno.
Etiko Abideen Babatunde: follow back
Suraj Olasunkanmi Tairu: I second that ma.
Joseph The Dreamer: Welcome to lekeeleke, your present here is valuable