Hey y'all! Finally, the last post! If you've not been reading then you should probably check the last four posts. 🙂 So, they called the first hundred in. I was number 61. The nerves that day was unreal. I was finally called in. I got to the first station and the question was so basic... Continue Reading →
Life as a Foreign-Trained Medical Graduate in Lagos (Part 4)
Hey everyone! I hope you've been able to catch up with the first 3 parts.  Problem is, i don't like extremely long posts so i decided to turn it into a four post something. LOL If you haven't read the first three parts. You can read them here , here, and here. The day of the exam, I couldn’t... Continue Reading →
Life as a Foreign-Trained Medical Graduate in Lagos (Part 3)
Hey y'all! Hope you're having a fantastic day! Well, i promised that part 3 would be up soon. So, here you go!! If you've not read Part 1 and 2, then you probably should read them here -->PART 1, PART 2. Postings went by quickly and we started the secondary lectures (Psychiatry, Ophthalmology, Radiology, Microbiology,... Continue Reading →
Life as a Foreign-Trained Medical Graduate in Lagos. (Part 2)
Hey everyone, i’m sure you were waiting for part 2! Or not. Well, here you go! (If you’ve not read part 1, you probably should read it here.) We were divided into small groups for our ward rotations. Two weeks each in the four major departments (Obstetrics and Gynecology, Medicine, Surgery and Pediatrics). I was confused... Continue Reading →
Life as a Foreign-Trained Medical Graduate in Lagos (Part 1)
Hey everyone. So as you all know, I passed the licensing exam here in Nigeria. Some friends asked me to talk about my experience on the blog and I thought why not? I mean, I think it'll help new medical graduates thinking of writing the exam in terms of preparing themselves for what to expect.... Continue Reading →