Dr. Agbor Ashu

📢African Youths in Digital Health Network | January Fireside Chat What does it really take for young Africans to break through in digital health? Join us for the #YDHC Youth Digital Health Champion’s Edition of the African Youths in Digital Health Network #YiDHN January Fireside Chat—an honest, in-depth conversation that goes beyond success headlines to unpack the real journeys, barriers, and breakthroughs shaping youth leadership in digital health across Africa. This session will bring together champions working across innovation, implementation, and policy to share lived experiences, hard-won lessons, and practical insights on navigating Africa’s digital health ecosystem. 📅 Saturday, 31 January 2026 ⏰ 4:00 PM EAT | 2:00 PM WAT 📍 Virtual. 👉 Register to attend and be part of the conversation: tinyurl.com/8n34uscd 🎙️ Speakers include: • Dr. Longinus Gilbert – Tanzania Digital Health & Innovation Forum • Dr. Agbor Ashumanyi Ako – Country Manager, Beacon Pasteur Cameroon • Caleb Annobil – Policy Fellow, Parliament of Ghana • ⁠Dr Wissal Nada Sengouga - Physician and Digital Health Entrepreneur, Algeria This conversation is part of @AfricaCDCYouth #YiDHN’s commitment to creating space for authentic dialogue, peer learning, and youth-driven leadership in Africa’s health systems. #DigitalHealthAfrica #YouthLeadership #HealthInnovation #AfricanYouth

From Scholarships to Saving Lives! 🌍💡 @MattWoods_UK visits BeaconPasteur co-founded by a Chevening alum and hosting the Chazona Mental Health & Wellbeing Organisation led by a Commonwealth alum. A Chevening–Commonwealth couple turning UK education into real-world impact! 👏

@OkeStalyf Mmmmmh...I was asking myself why his gift and donations to church didn't speak for him in the spiritual.? I don't have an answer but this is too much for someone that sewed in the vineyard of God..!! A man,wife and son wiped out in one day.!! Aaaaah,this is too much..!!

Important: To my Nigerian 🇳🇬 friends: As we 🇨🇲 are playing you today, you might notice that #AFCON2023 tweets are inundated with the #StopBopda hashtag. Hervé Bopda, son of a millionaire businessman, has been accused of rape, kidnapping and worse by almost a hundred victims, female and male, including underage. He is heavily armed. Yet, he roams free in the streets of Douala. Authorities have not acted at all. In fact, no government official has said a word despite the popular outrage. He seems to benefit from high level protection. He also seems to be the visible part of the iceberg, part of an unseemly network. Our brothers and sisters from Côte d’Ivoire, Sénégal, Benin and across the world, have joined us in denouncing this impunity and we also need your help. Please let our government know that you too stand with the people of Cameroon 🇨🇲 by adding the #StopBopda (make sure you use the one with the P) to your tweets. 🙏🏾🙏🏾

Hey, Elon, you've got company. 😁😁 5 inspiring personalities with African origins who reshaped the innovation landscape itp.net/business/from-…