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How does @MBuhari Feel? Reflecting on this famous #Buharist's words fills me with profound sadness regarding the lofty expectations we once held & the disappointing reality we face now. Am curious to know wat perspective this passionate man holds 2day abt #Buhari's stewardship.

ABU ZARIA MAIN CAMPUS RENEWAL DESIGN COMPETITION...

@AliyuKwarbai Farm fresh

Which Yoghurt is the best In Nigeria? -Milcopal -Admiral -Habib -Country Yoghurt -Laban Almarai - L&Z - SAN -Rufaidah Others specify

M.Sc and PGD with tuition free @WorldBank @ABUZaria_DUA @Nigeria

Who said AI was taking jobs?

Consultants are struggling to buy cars now, struggling to send their children to universities, struggling to even pay rent in some cases. When I was a student, most residents had good cars, most consultants would talk about their children studying abroad…

@Thetega_john Congratulations 👏👏

Finally completed my MSc in Petroleum Chemistry at ABU with a First Class (4.94/5.00). Super proud of myself!

Another set of Somali medical students arrive in ABU for internship Ahmadu Bello University has received the second cohort of medical students from Simad University, Mogadishu, Somalia, for internship.

😂😂 this is interesting. The funny thing is that I and Hamilton did this a lot as medical students when he'd represent LUTH and I represent UI; and we'd occasionally flog each other 😂😂 But If Hamilton won't mind a rematch for Old times sake Game on. Let's have it

SAY NO TO CALL DUTY BEYOND 24 HOURS! In line with the compassionate and proactive leadership of Dr. Mohammad Usman Suleiman–led NARD NOC, the NARD President, together with the Secretary General, Treasurer, and Chief of Staff to the NARD President, paid an unexpected solidarity visit to the entire congress of the Association of Resident Doctors, FTH Lokoja. The visit demonstrated deep concern over the persistent challenges faced by our members, particularly the sacking of five (5) Doctors and the alarming excess workload resulting from severe manpower shortages. Standing beside the NARD President were Dr. Victor Audu (right) and Dr. Yomi (left), both scheduled to take 22 and 31 calls respectively in October, at the Department of Orthopedics, FTH Lokoja. This represents a glaring case of inhumane overwork. NARD strongly condemns this form of modern-day slavery and firmly reiterates: NO CALL DUTY SHOULD EXCEED 24 HOURS! We stand in unwavering solidarity with all Resident Doctors across the country and demand urgent government intervention to regulate duty schedules before the expiration of our 30-day ultimatum, in order to preserve industrial harmony. Dr. Abdulmajid Yahya Ibrahim NARD PSS 14:10:2025

With a First-Class Honors degree in Building and an outstanding CGPA of 4.94/5.00 from Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria, Usman Idris’ journey embodies determination, focus, and a deep commitment to excellence. His passion for Building Technology was first ignited at Ramat Polytechnic, Maiduguri, Borno State, where he graduated with Distinction in his National Diploma. Determined to expand his knowledge and impact, he advanced to ABU Zaria to pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Building, where his unwavering dedication and consistency earned him a place among the top performers in his department. Driven by a vision to transform Nigeria’s infrastructure and housing sector, Usman is passionate about developing innovative, sustainable, and cost-effective construction solutions. His story is one of resilience turned into purpose, a journey of using knowledge, skill, and grit to build structures that improve lives and strengthen communities.

@drpepple_ 📌

Join us! bham-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/87622658614?… #Scholarships #Fellowship #Medicine

#ABUMDAF Mentor's Hour Career in #Ophthalmology: Prospects and Challenges Date: Today, Sunday, 5th Ocboter, 2025 Time: 4:30pm - 6:00pm Meeting link: bham-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/89861795844?… Meeting ID: 89861795844 Passcode: 787277

Van Dijk trying to stop Caicedo with his aura defending

The problem of the NHS is too many solutions competing for superiority. Not enough doctors? Some politicians decided to solve the problem by expanding medical school places. In other words, increasing the number of UK graduates (UKGs). Another group opened up the money-making PLAB exams to flood the market with internationally trained medical doctors (IMGs). Others thought it wise to expand the scope of allied health professionals (AHPs). These non-medically trained staff are basically asked to perform the role of doctors when the condition is considered “minor.” Meanwhile, it takes a minimum of six years for the effect of the new medical school expansion to yield results. But there’s no patience to let this solution mature. There are thousands of IMGs on the GMC register who can’t get a job. While there are shortages of AHPs to do their own jobs, yet they are being moved to do the roles of doctors. So it ends up with a storm of UKGs vs IMGs vs non-medically trained staff. All pawns in the battle of rich politicians and bureaucrats most of whom don’t even use the NHS. And guess what? It’s the ordinary patient at the receiving end of all the social experimentation going on. Patient safety is no longer the priority, but metrics that make the bureaucrats feel they are meeting their own targets. While they are all busy rubbing their own backs with such metrics, the situation gets worse for doctors, AHPs and patients.

@rxbiu Congratulations Dr Rex!

Yesterday, I took the physician’s oath. And the honour, I assure you, was ABU’s.

Gbammm! The 48-hour call duty has been abolished at the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital. More hospitals should follow suit.

@rxbiu 😃😃😃😃 Congratulations likita

Next week Monday, I’m going to take an oath to take care of myself first before I take care of you people. Andddd, you are invited. #RexBecomesADoctor