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Ann_Obieje

@Annhighflyer

International development consultant (SDGs 1, 3, 4), Public health specialist, Child of Grace

Lagos, Nigeria Katılım Ekim 2018
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Faith Tabernacle
Faith Tabernacle@ft_canaanland·
Are you weary, tired, burdened, pressured, confused, or almost giving in and giving up? No matter who you are, where you are from, or what you've been through, we’d be glad to have you join us at Faith Tabernacle this Sunday for our Covenant Day of All-round Rest Service.
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Nzube Ohalete 🇳🇬🇺🇸
Nzube Ohalete 🇳🇬🇺🇸@nzubeohalete·
Yesterday was really, really good. 🎉 🎉 I’m honored to have received 2 awards: 1. 2026 Outstanding Student Award for PhD in Data Science and Analytics. 2. Computing Day PhD Research Award: 3rd Place. Education is derived from two Latin verbs, educare and educere. - Educare means to rear, train, or nourish. - Educere means to lead out, draw out, or bring forth. My PhD journey at @kennesawstate has been a combination of educare and educere. I have been thoroughly trained in mathematics, statistics, machine learning, and AI. I have also learned how to write academically at the doctoral level under the supervision of Dr. Gittner and Dr. Matheny in the Data Quality and Survey Methods Lab. I have solved problems and provided data-driven recommendations to companies such as @Delta, @SouthernCompany, and @BCBST. In all this, it’s been a journey of self-discovery. I’ve had several opportunities to draw out the researcher, mentor, and teacher within me. I’m grateful for my professors and mentors. I’m grateful to my wife, @Prisca_Omugbe, for your unwavering love and care through the ups and downs of my PhD journey.
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Faith Tabernacle
Faith Tabernacle@ft_canaanland·
This is not your regular Sunday… It’s Family Sunday It’s Thanksgiving Service It’s a Celebration of God's faithfulness in our lives and families Come ready, come joyful, come with your people, and be sure to leave with a seal of prophetic covering over you and your family.
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Winners Chapel International
Winners Chapel International@WinnersWLD·
It's that time of the year again—the Easter Faith Convention 2026 is here! Theme: Wings of Faith (John 14:12) Dates: April 2nd to 6th, 2026. Come expectant because whatever has been dead in your life will receive life!
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Michael Thompson Showunmi
Michael Thompson Showunmi@Cycogreat·
David is a youth with Cerebral Malaria. Cerebral Malaria is caused by parasite-infected red blood cells blocking brain capillaries, causing seizures, leading to brain swelling, and can lead to long-term cognitive or motor impairment. As his mother shared, despite his condition, he is a social person who loves people and loves singing and drumming. Recently, David fell from their balcony, which made is situation grow worse. David started therapy and has been trying to go to school even in his condition. He needs a wheelchair, more funding for physiotherapy, and surgery. Kindly support David Chibuzor by donating to: Gofundme: gofund.me/2df33d81e You can also donate here: 1011108363 Lotus bank Raising Star Africa @Rasheedat08 @AskMichaelTaiwo @Tunde_OD
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Dr. Goodness Adeosun😃
Dr. Goodness Adeosun😃@GoodnessAdeosun·
I may eventually follow in my dad’s footsteps by going into oral and maxillofacial surgery.
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Dr. Ose Etiobhio
Dr. Ose Etiobhio@osemagnum·
DECISIONS: LET ME DRAG THIS MY COLLEAGUE!... SOFTLY ... BECAUSE WE AGRE BOUND BY HIPPOCRATIC OATH A Tough Decision, A Surprising Outcome: A Message About PCOS, Fertility, and Choices Dear Colleague, I hear the fatigue in your story, and I hear the tenderness too, and I hear the quiet fear that hides behind clinical language. Because when love meets uncertainty, it does not wear a lab coat; it wears anxiety. You made a decision, and it was heavy, and it was human. And yet, as doctors, we must ask ourselves what we are truly afraid of illness, or the stories we have told ourselves about illness. Because sometimes, we do not leave because the road is impossible, but because we imagine it will be. And then there is PCOS, that small cluster of letters that society has turned into a sentence of doom. Yet medicine, stubborn and hopeful, tells another story. The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists reminds us that women with PCOS are not barren lands; they are complex terrains. Many will conceive naturally, and others with help, and most with time, and some with all three. But certainty does not belong to any womb, not the “normal” one and not the “polycystic” one. Fertility is not a promise; it is a conversation between biology and patience, and sometimes prayer, and often science. So yes, your choice was honest, and honesty is a form of courage. But let us also be honest about what this moment teaches us. PCOS does not cancel womanhood, and it does not evict motherhood. It only asks for strategy. It asks for kindness. It asks for doctors who refuse lazy conclusions. And so I will gently scold you or maybe drag you, because you are my colleague and therefore my responsibility, and because medicine must never be afraid of nuance. The myth that PCOS equals infertility must die quietly, like all tired myths do. And to the women who carry this diagnosis like a scarlet letter, know this: you are not broken, and you are not behind, and you are not a medical tragedy. You are a story still being written. The mold you were told you must fit into is old, and cracked, and unnecessary. Your body is not a failure; it is a negotiation. And negotiations, when handled with care, often end in victory. So let us say this clearly, and let us say it loudly: statistics are guides, not gods. Choices are valid, but assumptions are dangerous. And love, whether for a patient or a partner, must be informed, not frightened. Because when we confuse diagnosis with destiny, we do more than misread science; we betray hope.
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I ended a relationship with a woman because she was dealing with severe PCOS and significant hormonal imbalance. She only had her period once a year, and it would last for just two days. We sought medical help, but the results were very discouraging. As a medical doctor, I understood that her chances of conceiving were extremely low, less than 5%. I had to ask myself whether I was prepared for the emotional and mental strain of waiting and hoping if we eventually got married. I wasn’t ready to face the ongoing stress, moving from one prayer program to another, all in the hope of having a child. One day, I sat her down and told her I needed to end the relationship. It was difficult and emotional at first, but eventually, we were able to reach a place of understanding. That wasn’t even the end of the story. Guess what? She now has three children. Life truly has a way of surprising us.

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Winners Chapel International
Winners Chapel International@WinnersWLD·
No force of hell will be able to hold you for a moment in the name of Jesus!
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