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April 10, 2025 67 mins

Family Matters, Down Syndrome & Nigeria’s healthcare system |S01E08


Episode 8 - In this episode, the guys dive deep into the realities of healthcare in Nigeria—starting with the shocking cost of heart surgery and the state of university teaching hospitals. From there, it’s a rollercoaster of real talk: family dynamics, the “my parents were always top of their class” stories we all heard growing up, the rise of allergies, and how some parents are dropping the ball—especially when it comes to understanding Down syndrome, sex education, and more. We round things off with a hot take on private schools and whether they’re doing way too much. It’s raw, honest, and funny as always.


Chapters

(00:00) Intro

(03:35) The 13 Million Naira surgery

(15:03) Biggest Universities in Nigeria

(20:34) Family Matters

(27:07) Every parent did well in school?

(32:06) Africans don't have allergies that much

(41:52) Down Syndrome

(51:02) The need for Sex Education in the country

(54:47) Private Universities do too much

(1:06:33) Outro


Video Links

(03:35) - The 13M Heart Surgery on X

https://x.com/artsofmadoti/status/1907712307821421003?s=46

(41:52) - Down Syndrome ?

https://x.com/onsogbu/status/1909780797831213073?s=46


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(00:00):
Oh shit, here we go again.
Welcome. To episode 8.

(00:46):
What? Was ever ever get quiet?
Does it look you anyway guys welcome to Bang episode.
I don't know, Bang episode of guys being guys.
Welcome. Guys, I'm glad to have you guys
here. This is the 8th week, whereas

(01:09):
we'll be dropping back-to-back to back-to-back to back to 60
days, like 60 days 7 * 8 eight times 7 hours.
It's. Isn't it 4 weeks?
Two months. 8 * 8 yes. Probably 60 to 63 days 64. 64

(01:32):
days, so basically 8 weeks. Let's say two more.
Let's give, give or take, give or take two more.
Now 2 months. Now two months.
Based on the month that we say February, probably never to have
calculated 2028 days, March, yeah.
Ending February, that was a. Give or take.
So anyways, like that's have youguys here with another banging

(01:54):
episode? Yeah, you've seen your likes or
love. You know what's Amory, isn't it?
Yeah. So we appreciate and we was what
to use. We love Yao man.
How's the is it what you feel? Mainly blood.
I died used charges behind this word.
We love you guys. Yes, that's the word.

(02:14):
I don't know, but it's the word negative.

(02:35):
Is that is that intense dislike guys household I'm.
So sorry. I love you guys.
I love you guys. OK, guys?

(02:55):
Yeah. Not with, not with a.
Few important things. Talk about.
Real life talking I'm. Not doing this is like something
that we feel is a huge concern in society.
No, I'm saying Nigeria right now, yes.
So it's, boy, me too. No, I don't know to whom is me,

(03:17):
To whom is listening in my fieldrespectable?
I do not care. I'm going to say my piece
because I'm really pained about this because some people now
don't think that I'm being sensitive.
I'm not being sensitive. I'm just saying what people are
not. But I don't say what people
don't want to hear in the sense of like, OK.
Some people want to hear this. Don't worry.
So like, don't worry about. That everything so let me let me

(03:39):
give you big now. So everything in the first in
like earlier this week, I saw like a tweet on my Twitter.
I was like on Twitter. Yeah, so it was not.
Like, I don't know, it was around 12:00 AM.
I just saw like a baby, like youknow this Twitter like be asking
for to drop more, drop more. Job Yeah yeah.
Help So I. Saw that was a baby.
Go fund me. Yeah, it was not like it was a
baby. So the the person was like I

(04:01):
never thought I would find myself here playing with
stringers to help save a child'slife.
But yeah, I am with no nowhere else to run.
I was like, OK, what is this? So now the the beside there was
a memo. There was Babcock University
teaching at to cardiac centre. So they said estimated bill for
three 3 cups speed atricia whatever is wrong with the guy.

(04:23):
I don't know what this is. I don't want to pertain to this
VS repair is we have something like that cause cardiac centre.
So the child is my daughter Uluapami.
So say below is the cause of theprocedure cardiac surgery.
How? Old is.
The baby they didn't see that's the thing I tried to find
people. The Kaja surgery is 12 million

(04:45):
now 100,000 roughly 118,000,000 by the time you do they are
taxes and everything period. Carry down charges to this
covers four days admission into the ICU and three days in step
down 2000 million 2,000,000 now they keep the bill covers only
the stated procedure. Bro this is 7 days of.

(05:07):
After seven days the civilian has gone.
There also be additional chargesif the patient stays above
dissipated days in the stay downand any other incidental
examination that is not part of the state.
That means. So that's a kindly note that we
require you to please reconfirm before making payment.
Hence. OK.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Please.

(05:28):
The bill is for immediate sentiment only immediate to like
there's no part part payment. All of that bullshit.
There will be a 5% administrative charge for every
reform. Bro, he wants to find money to
come on 5%. That's fair.
So now I saw this. I was like, OK, OK, it makes
sense. Then I saw the baby.
It was like an extension but with different things plugged

(05:49):
into it. Baby you, I've seen the video
now I wish it was video could wecould show you guys what we're
seeing right now? But like, so now my fear.
OK, OK, hold on, hold on. So on that it was like, so far,
I've only managed to raise its million.
Every passing days feels like a ticking clock.
And as a father, it is most helpless.
It is the most helpless man in the world.

(06:11):
So what's my baby struggle? I know that money is the only
thing standing between him and alive.
So there's a picture. You're saying that baby sign
cordless battling with both ASD and VSD which means he has 2O's
in his heart. Fuck damn he has 2O's in his
heart. Let's help babies and get
corrupted heart soldiers today. OK, now my own When I saw it the

(06:35):
first time, I was like, OK, I don't I don't want to say
anything sensitive or anything. No, but me thinking about like,
what are the odds that even if they gather the money, Oh like,
but we need to survive. Those are my those are my was
worthy. All that I think about it, but
at the same time among me, I don't want some because if I see
the people who like as far as meperson I like, I would like to

(06:57):
you the best or I don't know. See.
No, let's not see. Let's not use that.
See. Use you as an example.
Go for big, go for big. It was.
Me, it's OK. That's the business to go about,
OK, if it was me having a child.It was your enemy.
Or more. No, no, no, no, no.
Basically, basically to come to what's the world to get what the

(07:18):
family is feeling. No, it's two ways about the
money. No biggie.
Like there's no nobody. Understands that one if I'm
below, below the average class, if I belong, if I'm below, of
course. Now, who was in Nigeria?

(07:42):
It's expensive. Like just check.

(08:03):
Yeah. There will be some guy that's
difficult subject. There should be a reason like
people usually go there is. That what you.
Guys are saying no. No, that's in.
Medicine. There are different branches and

(08:24):
you are saying that it can't be done just between names I.
Think so. Yeah, is not that.
Searching the web, Searching theweb?
No, back when I was there, that was 2017 even.
Back then, it can't be the only we can't be the only ones doing
it, you know? Cardiac because back then there

(08:50):
was, it was, there was like one of the cardiac centres.
I think regimes as hospitals, yeah, they do.
No clinics is a different, you know, cardiac centre.
I don't. Understand what you're saying.
What do you do? Perform I?
Understand what you're saying perfectly.
What I'm saying is not possible.That they would have been the

(09:11):
only ones in the whole of Nigeria is not possible.
They have the fee now. That's the money they.
Have the students. That's what I'm saying, but it's
not possible. No they can't divert into it now
after students after doing medicine for backup Dubai.
Actually, that's what happens now.
I think they set an exam from. There they go into.

(09:31):
Those that will be able to work there, they give them exam or
something. Who is not giving what I want to
know anyways anyways. So if it was me or if I have the
money I preferable. If I don't have the money, I'm
like, I'll consider it the child.
If, like I said, there's no likeI said, that people don't think
of me. Yeah, I'm.
Not even one think of him because guy that kind thought

(09:52):
that Papa move his sleep if he they sleep now 2 hours and 24
hours in the sleep because from that sleep that's why I was in
body the time I'm see just use this one rest.
I'm thinking could be we can't, we can't.
Even rest properly, because evenif you.
Could get the but. As if you could but my feeling

(10:13):
verses are OK if that's the onlychild or if they had they had
difficulties giving birth to that child.
Go go for it, you get. No, no, that's just, it's just
too dark. I wish you the best.
Yeah, it's dark. I don't say I don't say I don't
get cancer, but it's just like Whitley.

(10:36):
So Whitley S with the father if he's just neglect negligence,
rather I'm. Talking.
About I'm talking about the only, the only the arts.
So I have two O's in the R That's bad.
It's not. It's not it's happening.
It could happen to anybody. Anybody I know your fault now,

(10:57):
so you. Did I finished by the day first
by the tiniest bro the tennis who is is that a big gulu?
No, is that a big Gulu is probably dots that's causing
this like causing all these issues.
I'm a doctor boy I know about I've heard about that the tennis
when the arts can could cause shaggy.
A tough thing. A tough thing bro.

(11:17):
Even. Your grandma say if we don't?
See things of course now I remember my cousin was in
surgery bro, all sorts of like the ward does everybody's
disorder. There's a guy that had something
in his eye that was swollen thatis so I'm like fuck.
Also you know is you bro bro. Probability in my home.
Our life is very, very thankful.Because guys are usually good If

(11:39):
it ever you see, you see it is aplace that you don't want to go
happy. I'm saying that place is.
God, it's a good hospital. Yeah, but now, yeah, the.
Doctors. Love, that is, that is the one
car Our Lady in Burma. For you I just I can't sit down.

(12:01):
You do water water water does the I I think I serious.
No, no, no, no, no. Like we so we Yeah, before you
went there spent like. The only time where I remember
about you see it now my mom see friend guest shop for there.

(12:24):
What is the? After something.

(13:03):
I don't want. Well, actually I think that was
what do you guys think it? Just one in the entire UC there.
Just one. In the main ward, just one Let's
go to the centre. In the whole of let's see,
Yoruba side, I think maybe we should Google it.
I don't think they there are anystandard, standard hospitals

(13:23):
apart from you. You can't list 10.
Yeah. No private, no no privates.
That's why that's what I'm saying.
Private is still that one. That's business I'm talking for
like those hospitals you see again, most of the hospitals

(13:46):
private, it's only. Usage like.
No, I'll talk about like university.
That's what I'm saying. University University of Lagos
lawsuits Lagos University. Can you list like 10 OK each of
those? Units, I'm talking about them
this the State University. I don't know, I'll talk about

(14:08):
like the state that's in helpingthem, helping all these
countries, the other states, because I would want to actually
because how much it is. The things see and those those

(14:28):
teachings they don't, they bringmoney.
Yeah. That much money that making.
Because, you know, saying like inside rural area, so people can
go there and register and just get treated for simple, simple
things. Must people make people make
money? Or you just registering where
you get their own. We are we, we.
Yeah, with hospital. Yes, that's the transmitter, my

(14:50):
start, my start, the medicine there, so I know.
Much inside, inside inside, but I'm never yes, no, yes.
We are always bigger than you are.

(15:12):
Sorry. Who is?
I know, I know. No.
Yes, I've had this argument before.
My name is Brock. I think is more updated.

(15:33):
Biggest. What is it?
I said. Thanks to Elon.
As well, biggest universities inNigeria, is that what you're
searching for, you know, is that.
What we're talking about. Biggest is best I'm talking
about in standard. So I wasn't I wasn't I wasn't
specific. I said be invested by landmass
to help OAU is the first with 1313 thousand cash.

(15:57):
Oh don't know 13,010 thousand acres Abuja, Abuja 11,000.
No, no, no, this is not giving me I want you top 10.
Top ten top. 10 so charges is because it's Google they will
give you what people are saying but this is due like verified
news you get what I mean I can Ican I can publish drop an

(16:20):
article now on just give me yeahjust give me the prompts top top
ten biggest universities in Nigeria by landmass.
I know you. Know you know they're good for
their their veterinary. OK, top ten you know in learning

(16:43):
with 50,000 hectares followed byOAU 30,000 hectares, followed by
investor of Abuja with 11,811 thousand 804 hectares then food
Mina 4000 then so you guys, you guys this 10,000 then Amad Belu.
Amad Belu. US ten.

(17:04):
US ten. Let me see how.
Hold on. Hold on then.
That's what I'm saying. Now 10,000 the same thing now
then I was word I'm at the Bell investing area 7000 and foot to
4000 invest of Uniband 3300 invest of Nigeria Swedes 1000

(17:24):
acres 11. Months, you know.
It takes you 5 minutes. It takes you 5 minutes from big
to where you are going. Actually, it's big.
It's big. As for big?

(17:48):
Guy, they have a. That road one things like for
one, things like 5 minutes with full speed to get the I swear,
how much is big? I knew it was big one.
It's like a recipe for giants. The business are big.
The stake is they are large. I remember, I remember, that's a
government. Government, Yeah, Remember when
I went to. When I went to was the world if

(18:08):
my sister was, she was getting admission there.
So we went to see the BC. So what's the office?
So office is like top top, not like animation business like top
bro, if you look down like you see their hands like do their
hands. That's how big the building is.
What is big? You let me let me that Google
hold on top ten biggest university by by now yes, that

(18:38):
aside bro, the same thing now see.
You are, you are a second. Do you see what I'm saying?
You are is now a second now. But I know, you know it's
bigger. It's in the bog.
Was it by a land mass? But no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

(18:58):
no. You can see because of the land
they're using. I don't know.
I don't know how actors work. I don't.
Know that's the thing yeah me too I.
Don't. I don't know actors, but I'm
saying the biggest is a. Certain amount of.
But no, you know, is the biggest.
The biggest, I haven't been there, but I've heard is the
biggest. That is the biggest I've had
I've had. You I hate how much.

(19:19):
And I'll see how much landmass the rest of Ibadan, 1000 acre
hectares. Does UAU have is?
The largest invest in Africa is Eun Lori, The largest invest in
Africa in Africa, Yes, located in Lori, the capital to Korea
University is the largest university in Nigeria, one of

(19:41):
the largest in Africa by landmass compared to compared to
you can imagine the distance you're taking.
I wish, I wish we've been there.Probably that's why.
They're. Able to afford teaching

(20:03):
hospitals. So I think that, so these
people, they, I think they're the ones open estates because
imagine, imagine, imagine there's no usage.
This ends would have been so bloody, you know, get money, you
die. I swear that is fucked.
I was telling there. Is something I feel like

(20:26):
anything that has to do with like childbirths, whatever
should be free at least that child bits parts.
Not free, Affordable. No, it should be free.
Can't be free. Mommy, Yeah, it's free.
Yes. It's not free, no.
No, no, I don't know about that.I know about.
I know abortion is free. I don't know about.

(20:47):
Child not free but like their their clinics for it.
Unless probably doing the the kid has an issue, no.
Is not in the United States, is not free.
Is not free. No, no significant financial

(21:08):
undertaking without average because we still give them that
the most cost when you from 10,000 to 10,000 to $10,000 or
more depending factors like insurance coverage, type of
birth and everything. So I'm saying.
The average cost of in the US isaround $30,000.

(21:30):
What they're saying is normally like cash and cash and carry,
this is expensive. How much you see you can.
What they're saying is you can actually give birth and then pay
the money. But you know, yes, now that was
the insurance and all of that. I don't know which.
Insurance the total average hospital be for regular child

(21:52):
become 2003 $1000. I was OK.
It's not. That's a lot of money.
But like I'm, I'm trying to lay down yeah, like them now they
still have an option. As a Nigerian normal, I don't
pay that money as long as my child.
My child is is is is as yes, it's the issue.

(22:17):
I don't mind. God, I don't mind, bro.
That's cool. Fine, babe.
Can I find out? Give up the limited point.
They come back Niger. I will see Emily do now.
Yeah. Where are you from?

(22:48):
America in Nigeria, where your father exactly?
But that's what for the America is where they give it to you
from that. That doesn't make sense.
Actually it doesn't make sense. That where you're from is your
father. 'S where my father is from.
Are you my people, man? No, actually, yes, it makes
sense. It doesn't make sense.

(23:09):
That's your line now. Where are you from?
Yes, now it should be. Give it to me.
No. What do you mean?
Listen, Old Town is where you'refrom.
Where's your town? The Ninja states.
Now I'm from Ninja State. That's where I listen.
Your family tree, you know, get family.

(23:32):
You, your family, big dad.

(24:02):
Squad squad legit wives like you.
Know they have. My granddad.
You born like nonsense, guy. I saw, I saw, I saw.
Boy. If I find out if I wanted to

(24:23):
this to this recording, rather David was talking about like,
like. I'm not doing it again even.
With all the money problem. I know he has.

(25:00):
He has two uncles. Families bro what do you mean?
I don't think any there's any ofhis uncles that are not in like
high high. Positions that you would.
Have known his family. No, you would.
You would. Not have known you would have

(25:21):
known you wouldn't have known. All of them you would have.
You would have. Like like like now you know
about family. Family you saw video where do
interviewing the daughter and they were listening like what

(25:41):
each kid families like. Black power like the Aquias now
because he brought the family. What I like is brought the
family out, you know, because the musician now don't know
about his life now so. He had the fact that they are

(26:02):
rich. Yeah.
He was at one point he was, he was feeling bad about it.
This attack comes in Papa Game Money.
At one point, he didn't. Care about me, I don't care why.
Why? Everyone wants to be rich but I
see Nigeria as the hypocrite. Everyone wants to be rich, but
attacking someone because his father is rich?
They feel like me gets in it from from zero it.

(26:24):
Makes no sense. My feel is maybe the situation.
Situation about what? Like you can maybe?
If he does something because your Papa.
Game. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
That. There was there was this issue

(27:06):
every everybody's parents, the toxic, like my mom never report
card, but that's what I believe because I'm a speakers man,
because like everybody, wonderful class.
Do we talk about it? Give that time they were like

(27:35):
wanted in the class, they own dread.
But what am I saying? I want to own dread.
Because no, a lot of them. Even went to school.
There was like private schools that there was a luxury.
It was actually luxury. Luxury, bro, that time.
Your people, your father has to be somebody.

(28:01):
There's a private proper ones. Oh.
Which proper ones? Which ones?
Which one? Which one?
Private schools? Which one you're not getting
private school now properly proper It has the name has gone
yes, grade you can go it doesn'tit now.
You can first go to private school now and it was not most
classroom, most classroom in Lagos.
I think I didn't get about that school now the expenses No, that

(28:25):
is stupid see even see if you. Want something?
Are we? No, there are stupid schools in
Lagos. My dad said that.
My dad took my I did like promote to like 3IN Lagos
cigarettes. I was in a bad room.
Mud. Schools in Lagos are not good.
The. Packaging are not good.
There's no quality there. No quality.

(28:47):
All of them. The school, I think was Disney,
Disney, Disney. See What's this?
Scooby-doo. What's this?
I was. In the school?

(29:11):
Why? Because what the fuck?
School with.

(29:45):
See now with the wall. This video is yellow and this
is. This yellow and see don't use
nicknames. Don't use this thing you know.
What? This is very, very.
Useless. This is what my dad said.

(30:11):
This is what I'm doing is what I'm doing.
Second, create preschool preparatory primary.
They can't do second school. What are they doing?
There's only for approval. I swear there's no approval.
I'll take care of your kids. Approval now if how much?

(30:36):
How much? Exactly.
That's so many schools are open right now.
Approval because you don't see, I'll be you.
Go need school account see it's not saying and to open that
school account. It's not saying.
Why saying? This I've been at bank, I've
seen when they come and if it's not you we get the school.

(30:58):
Even if now you then put in charge of the account, there are
some certain documents. You have to bring like, I can't

(31:23):
remember, you need primary school, secondary school, you
know what I mean? Because don't think about that.
They're not doing anything. Like.
They're not. Why they can't do white with
that discount. Nobody take them serious.
Nobody take them serious. scooby-doo. scooby-doo.
They're asking about Disney. I don't know, just fucking wild

(31:49):
bro. Scooby-doo is wild as a name for
school. I understand it's for kids.
Yeah, but like what? So we beg we we we.
Off topic, I bet. That's what, Yeah, let's I saw
something now, the stuff you sent to the group here,
something about allergies. Yeah.

(32:13):
Is all about health allergies. Do you guys have any allergies?
Do you have any allergies? Actually, do you do you don't
just know about this? Because it's big.

(32:53):
Because because what, what I noticed about that, do you know,
do you know, I noticed that because fat people now they gain
weight, they can't lose weight because it's difficult for them
to lose weight. Why?
Because that are asthmatic or something about collection or
something like that. Big people do, if we take it
now. People do.
They have the issues. You must.

(33:13):
Yes. Everybody.
Nobody. No, no, no.
No, no, no, no, no. Allergy, everybody.
Something that you everybody taking Anything that makes your
throat swell up. Which I saying is possible one
person does not have an allergy.No, it's not possible.
Allergy. Everybody must have an allergy,
no? Allergic to something?
It was allergic. By the book.

(33:36):
No. That's how it is, no?
What are you allergic to? What are you allergic to?
But I know there is stuff like. It's what I'm thinking about.
No, you see, look, is anything that is anything you ever eat
today that made you pass out, made your truth swell or made it

(33:58):
difficult for you to breathe? No.
It's like allergies. You can have something with
rashes. There's allergies of where your
tongue could be scratched to allergies of truth.
Scratch. Yeah.
Allergies. OK, OK.
Which begs the question of sneezing.
Safety begs the question as ever.
There's allergies of dog. No.
Exactly. More everybody has an alley.

(34:20):
I will say. If his dog.
Yeah, if his dog is is when he gets certain level.
I remember when his babe, I wantto say her name, but she's
family when she came to like back that ginger, that cat, So I
started to take out to the ash and then like she's allergic.
I'm like bullshit cats you can see ask of the cats you don't

(34:43):
the car. But which of the allergic to
cats? Flare.
Up flare with the flare up, I don't mean that.
I don't mean that in any way, but.
Don't mean. That.

(35:23):
Ask Graham, what's the name of that?
Your AI group. Is it possible?
OK. Is it possible for someone?
Not bad. Is it for you?
That is guys on on Tick, on Twitch and big Yeah, Yes.
These guys, they are too funny. The idea is too funny.
These guys are stupid. I know Google I.

(36:08):
Saw. That I was laughing at the way
we do fishes. Do they see water?
OK, that means if fishes come tothe surface, they might see a.

(36:32):
Is it possible for? Is it possible for not to have

(36:53):
any allergy allergy allergies that is allergies?
Yes, it's entirely possible for a human to have no allergies
allergies or cause when the immune system over actually
typical. It's typically harmless
substance like pollen, dust or certain foods by producing
antibodies e.g LGE sugar symptoms like sneezing, itching

(37:16):
or swelling. However, not everybody misses
them. Is wild to respond.
That's an allergy. Trust.

(37:58):
Me. The time I know that you know
this one, then they know cooked beans.
Well guy, I want that and I to. Obeis biscuit, get a bean.
Guy, that's why I say, you know,when rice had Masood, the bean
steak be me. I don't know, guy.

(38:18):
I no sleep that night until likethat thing come on my body and
it didn't come out to the back. It came out the front I guess
from because it was not processed.
Yeah, the way he said that is processed I.
Was. Like came out.
The front I had to. Put my hand inside.

(39:02):
That time was a party with drunk, drunk, drunk.
I came back next. I was.
You were feeling one kind I. Was my smiley process is so well
OK you slept watching elements watching element.

(39:32):
I won't say I didn't that much because like also I didn't
believe I know drink that I was talking was the ultimate party
experience. Yeah Oh I just not topic.
Sorry sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry sorry yeah yeah is
your your host. That is always no, it is too.
We'll start this by segments. We'll get time keeper.

(39:54):
Go, go follow this thing. So like what we're saying now,
like which begs the question, OK, let's let's move on.
No, no, no, let's go back track back to this old was the word
all like 102030 million. Like we don't make the episode
too low. So let's go back to the old
babies incidents where I was like what I was talking about,
like our parents are chassis. They are selfish, selfish,

(40:18):
ignorant or something like. This over like over populated
bullshit. I feel like the less urban area
like trenches you know what I mean?
They are partially responsible for it that.

(40:38):
One I don't. Really blame.
I just say like a lack of the outside people, no.
No, no, no. I'm talking

(41:06):
about giving back bro. They are not eligible for each
other because they're not smart.They don't exactly.
That's my that's my play with these people that because this
baby now I'm I'm angry parents because they did it once.

(41:30):
No, no, twice. OK, We didn't tell them about.
We didn't tell them about the. Whatever we saw, yeah, we saw
two videos. We're talking about the one of a
*** that died with his wife. I think.
We're not talking about that onewhich I'm talking about, yeah.
And the mother that gave birth to 4.

(41:51):
Yeah, to 4:00 to 4:00. Disabled kids, one call them the
typical term, like we say disabled and the thing that
maybe the childhoods are behind,but the disabled.
Disabled. No, they are.
Disabled. Disabled they are.
They are complete. That's how you categorise them
as if we go to like an official or something, not disabled

(42:13):
person. Simple.
Let me look. Even when someone with Down
syndrome, they classified them as.
Disabled. This is way worse than Down
syndrome. But it look like.
This this is not Down syndrome. It looks like it's no dry Down
syndrome like their face look like it's no, it looks like.
It. OK.
There are sickle cells. I think this was, Yeah, OK.

(42:34):
What do you look like that thing?
Is it as I'm trying to look at the comments to see if if they
can tell us what exactly? This is wrong with them.
It says no no no, no, no, no no.Someone said no.
It is micro C valley. Let me now Google.

(42:55):
What does that mean? They look like They look like
they have to. Give guys POV.
So technically it was it was. I will I will input the audio
but you guys may not be able to understand or look at it so
probably I will add link. I'm sure a lot of them are
already on Twitter. I think I.
Do that we can be adding the link to the video.
So you guys I thought you guys can interact and go and see the

(43:17):
video itself. So add the link in the
description below. Yeah.
So let me see if I can. Are you guys tell us what you
think in general about healthcare in Nigeria in the
comments? Just shots, no shots.
This. This really pissed me off
because OK basically this woman gave it to she has four she has
five children, but like she gaveit to after the fire only one

(43:39):
it's normal normal abood the rest I don't know if it's down
to claim I was good. The name of this talk micro.
What micro safari is the? Name of a person this is named
after. A person OK micro Safari.
Before it sounded no. What is?

(43:59):
My well, like first kid had it, second kid had it, third kid had
it. Keep going, keep going.
OK, good self. OK.
I don't think, I think, I think.How can you?
So Microsoft is in medical condition where baby's head is
significantly smaller than the average for that than the
average for that. OK, so the only issue was their
head, OK. See, let me paint.

(44:20):
Let me paint how they look for you guys if you guys know this
guy. I don't know.
You may not know. You seen him?
You seen him? What's that favourite?
That is meme? I don't know.
No, no, no. That's why I don't know.

(44:41):
I don't know, you guys. I don't know.
Stop being how to play. Like the audio, the pizza juice.
You guys can understand where we're coming from I.

(45:14):
Know I'm saying happy is not dead if you didn't see it

(45:42):
is not is not dead then. Yeah, that I so I am back back
to what I was saying. So reflecting on the on the
developed brain is typically diagnosed when the a second self
is more than two standard deviation below the.
Get into medical. This isn't just about aesthetic.
It single, it signals the brain.Oh God, it's gonna happen for a

(46:04):
bunch of reasons. Sometimes it's genetics like a
senior such as Down syndrome. So I think it's.
On that down. Syndrome like because the way
they look. Gay some special.
Actually, I think I think it's too much.

(46:28):
I won't say it's. Not enough?
No, it's not enough. Yeah, you're using your common
sense, but. What is down?
Let me check What is Down syndrome?

(46:48):
Down, down, down. Genetic.
Condition. Is a genetic condition caused by

(47:15):
an extra copy of 21, typically 3copies instead of 2.
Two of them laughing. Instead of two OK, typically 3

(47:55):
copies, 2 copies. Smart, smart.
Typically 3 copies are OK. Is this your cause?
3 Zombie 21 This extra genetic material utter development
leading to a mix of physical traits, intellectual challenges.

(48:18):
And too much they cause disadvantage.
Utter development or something. So basically this video was like
it was like this woman negligence of being this one
called negligence of human 'cause this woman naturally like
she has fortunate all four in this video.
You know, some families believe they shouldn't use protection.

(48:43):
You know that yes, some family do.
This is about protection now. The first child you said you saw

(49:06):
what happened. And no see from then.
She should have gone to the hospital already.
Skip, skip, skip one. Because he did not know.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. And I'm sorry because it was

(49:36):
because the only time the type of now this.
Is 1 / 5. Yeah, that's poor.
Good match just now. Deadly match you're.
Not you're not meant to be. That was really, really bad.
So like, I'm like. This 1.

(50:25):
What is your name? You guys even imagine what
should be going through. You want to like take care of
them, you guys, you guys watch this.
Actually want the movie? This one.
Do you understand how did you like move?
Like I said, like. I said that very, very

(50:55):
important. Sex now, but.

(51:33):
From my aunt. From my aunt, she said that.
About this You end up in McDonald's.
You. End up serving meal to the

(51:55):
children. Like it's guys abroad.

(52:24):
His mom is Nigeria, he says withhis hands.
It was not like he told his hands about his barely passed.
She's not like having dinner. So she's not told you not to.
You know that his girlfriend gothim.
She had no, they had a girlfriend.
She had got in a box of condom while she got him, yes.

(52:44):
Now, those ones did indulge. Them so a.
Healthy sexual life. Healthy sexual life.
It's impossible. But wait, I explain.
To you why you know saying a missionary is come bring, go and
come see you must know do beforeyou.

(53:05):
Marry No, that's not no Even before that, Nigeria was already
staying safe without. Speed.
This is that Nigerians, Nigerians are to biblical
anything. Yes, no, that's what I'm saying
to tackle the problem. I'm not using that in Nigeria

(53:26):
now, like something about Africans is that it means I saw
that two people are stuck on theisland.
So one was a religious person who was playing, playing,
playing, playing. Lord the other was looking for
solution. When I said what can I say that
it might see stupid person trained why the other person is
being issued. One person said I'm not angry
was that you see God is good that he sent that guy being

(53:50):
issued to being for both of them.
For two of them, literally. So, you know, it's always,

(54:18):
that's why you see more people outside because talk about and
everything. Do you understand?
Yeah, exactly. But when your kids hide stuff

(54:43):
from you because Guy. Private school that is avoid is
like in Papua delicious of you enlicit no not listen in
covenant landmark that be separating but don't do that.
Yes, No, they adopt. They're going to find a way

(55:12):
around this, male and female. What I'm saying is you can't go
there. You can't just enter there.

(55:34):
You can't. Just enter there.
Again. They rebel.
Yeah, boycotts. So.

(55:54):
My my wife is that for the firstfew years, if I allow this in
all the schools allow seniors todo anything, it will increase
the sense of like going to sexual activities will increase.
You may ever see something else getting pregnant, but over the
months, over the weeks, give me give me give me months, give me
a year. It's coming normal.

(56:14):
Yeah, they won't be. That freak freaked out.
Not true. That's very true.
That's a good point. So.
That's that's what it. Is I can't remember.
Before. Before before my trick.

(56:35):
They don't explore this one before my trick.
Yes, you say you are not serious.
And I feel like there are too many students for them to start.

(57:05):
That's what I'm saying. When you like you see Landmark,
for example, the school tight tights.
I've used it since the gone, thegone for the background, the

(57:27):
military camp. Because that's literally what it
is. Because they don't want you to
like. They won't make you, they read
Bible. Yeah, everything about his
conscious is wayward and backward.
No, see they won't limit your options.
That's the mentality they want to instil.

(57:56):
I feel like that point is still.Laptop is for.
Research dead because they give them their laptops and they give
them Wi-Fi that. Mentality is still dead, yeah.
That's what they want to control.
Control actually, actually, actually.

(58:20):
That's a good point. Yeah, in the Western

(58:52):
parts it makes no sense, honestly.
That movement is controlled. Honestly, honestly, I wanted to
you that people folks that want to comment that they find
difficult in life. Yeah, see, that's why See, watch

(59:28):
watching American, that's what you need.
Things you not give me. The child you not give me.
Yeah, I feel like, I feel like they give them counselling in
the school about dating. They want to know there's

(59:48):
someone in the school, in your departments that want to know
who you're seeing. Literally do.
You understand everything. The ones that actually chill.

(01:00:23):
The real ones, like I have one. The woman when she wanted her
son to go to school, she thoughtabout it like crazy.
See she know I make in the 2/3. She doesn't want him to be too
strict, OK? That's why she carried him to
affair. Affair, affair, affair was so.
Affair is strict. But not.

(01:00:44):
Too strict, but not too strict apart from their uniform.
Where's that OK? Expensive and they have their
social life. And they have a uniform.
Yes, department, that is also stupido, but let's not, let's

(01:01:05):
not open to that. No, it's not.
They want to. Stand that department is dumb
as. The.
School, we don't do that, Only accounting and law I'm not
seeing yeah, but bro, my school's like I can't ask people
the way different things, bro, nobody has time for that so.

(01:01:25):
It is MLS. Usually like I feel like it's
really example, I like, I like. I like, I like the system.
This is Yeah, that freedom. No more, Not really you.
Yes. It's because of the cost me I'm
doing and you know I'm actually fluent.
If you were pure Nigerian guy tobe thoughtful, what are?

(01:01:47):
You talking about this? Course not talking about living.
Like freedom. That's what I'm saying.
It's not really like that. If you're actually studying
something that would take, you're actually studying
something that would take your time, eh, Like English.
No, you're allowed to leave withkanguno.
Kanguno. You know some parents do special
requests. To house masters.

(01:02:37):
At the end, did he still live? But she just got stigma for the
boy. Now everybody goes to see this
one. Why?

(01:03:02):
Actually, but most of the thingswon't be happening because.
First, before it's observation don't commit you.
Like she's the one that will advise you to.

(01:03:22):
Do. You are cool with them, you
actually appearance not just being a dictator.
I swear bro, trusting them is more important than them
trusting you. That this trust trust don't

(01:03:43):
allows you to go outside and do anything.
But that's the thing. But it also that you're doing
why because I didn't call them and say, yeah, I don't see this
girl can't go and constant someone get this side why
someone get said I need you, I need you.
Who had a friend to his mom usedto tell him don't don't move
with this girl she has too many places I was.
Bored and they picking now said meet out to experience what she

(01:04:03):
does. I might see this is probably see
this is the longest topic. But that's what maybe that's
what that we'll talk about more that we'll talk about in more
episodes you get so yes, more about like mostly some things we
feel are it's just wrong. But yeah, we don't talk because

(01:04:24):
we don't because the longest topic we don't there's a lot to
talk about because we're talkingabout OK, let's see we're
talking about watching out for matchmaking in in general sense
that the person are with now areyou in terms of getting mind and
are. You seen that person as your
partner in. Future but like I guess I guys

(01:04:45):
locked in no I no, not locked inwas about to use are you guys
eligible to be no OK yeah compatible.
Are you guys compatible? Yes.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. Like because this is the affect
your children. So it's actually.
Like someone that is wearing glasses off my nose, I don't
know how to do difference of like, I don't know.

(01:05:07):
It's like it's not this thing that my son that compliments
you, compliments about saying that completes you.
No, no compliments you. Yes, you know that Basically
they sell brains because they complement each other.
So let's go like you have bad eye issues, Like, yeah, so we're

(01:05:37):
going to talk about that. To call about peace.
So yeah. So I was also talking about
family build background, like your partner is it, are you, is
she healthy enough for you? Yes.

(01:05:57):
Are you healthy enough for us? We should do a pool on 2 topics.
Yeah. Which one we should talk first?
Yes. Then probably we'll do this that
we'll bring out in like a medical because we don't because
we look at those that we are notlike we're not doctors.
What do you what do you mean? We'll probably be a medical

(01:06:18):
advisor to Yeah, yeah, we're gonna do our sharks.
True true true true for free because if you want to invite. 9
I don't know how dashers I was thinking.
So I'll probably make our sharksas my doctors stay stay.
Just stay tuned. Yeah, stay tuned.
Yeah, so we want the guys for giving us your time, your hour
of your time. You know it's not easy.

(01:06:38):
It's not easy. You did that one since
approximately like 300. You know what that is?
That's fucking wild. Well, thank you guys.
Thank you guys. Been wonderful with you guys.
Thank you for listening. Thank you for appreciate.

(01:06:59):
Thank you for what's what. Again, thank you for
participating. Yeah, so look for us to listen
to the next episode. So yeah, I'll get on with my
favourite host. Rosie.
You know, the vibes is more herewe go again.
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