Born on date of birth, Nurse Olusolape is a Nigerian nurse and health practitioner who uses engaging storytelling and content creation to
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Nurse Olusolape: Talking Passion vs Profit
My X (formerly Twitter) has been bubbling with feeds about the nurse who speaks to pregnant women in Yoruba, Nurse olusolape. I seen a couple of her videos taking pregant women through lessons with songs and talks and I have always been in awe. Not because it was unusual to see a nurse online, but because of the heart behind it. In a world where almost everything has become a transaction, seeing someone use her skill to serve, teach, and comfort freely and in her mother tongue reminded me that passion still exists. We still have people who choose to lead with purpose rather than price tags.
The truth is, profit is not evil. We all need money to live, to grow, to sustain what we do. But somewhere along the line, many professions, especially in Nigeria, have been cornered into the question: "What do I gain?" before "Who can I help?" In healthcare, this is even more visible. Between underpayment, poor working conditions, and societal pressures, it is almost impossible to expect a nurse to keep giving selflessly.
And yet, there are rare lights that refuse to dim. They remind us that passion is not naïve, it's powerful.
When I watched those short Yoruba videos explaining pregnancy stages, baby positions, and daily advice to expectant mothers, I saw something deeper than content creation. I saw compassion speaking in the language people understand. I saw empathy breaking the wall of formality that often keeps patients distant from professionals. She wasn't just teaching; she was reaching. And it struck me that that is what passion does. It reaches beyond duty.
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