Musa Dickson

There's no beat 4d dance in me. I either dance on wt d risk of bn called mad, or make d beat 1st & risk d dance bn old when d beat is ready

Module Three: Lipids A comprehensive exploration of lipid chemistry, structural classifications, membrane dynamics, signaling pathways, and their roles in health and disease. youtu.be/JE5w4zrszFk?si… via @YouTube

Insights into the fascinating world of carbohydrate chemistry, structure and functions to students, researchers and anyone curious about the the molecular basis of life youtu.be/QbPsaCEM8Fc

This study offers a national evidence map for action. Researchers, policymakers and public health actors should engage this urgently. Read the paper here: link.springer.com/article/10.118…

New publication alert! Our research associates @enyosule, @Grateful_Haroon, and collaborators have co-authored a study revealing that Nigeria does not face a single HIV epidemic, but rather multiple, distinct epidemics. 🧵

@promzy_005 Oh, great!

@Diqsen Yeah, Male, from Salem University. I was the course rep then

Introduction to Biochemistry and the Concept of Stereochemistry youtu.be/BT8r7y3z6F0?si…

@promzy_005 Hello, I once taught two students named Iyere, one male and one female. Are you one of them? How have you been?

@Diqsen I have to watch this to refresh my brain, you were my lecturer back in uni 2014 😁

@RealBuharii Thank you for the kind words

Wonderful presentation by Prof @Diqsen this afternoon.

I pray you actually read this and stop following Hyundai and co who are bloody liars The claim that Nigeria’s Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP) in the 1980s was simply “forced by the IMF/World Bank” and that it directly led to the collapse of infrastructure such as NEPA

Hello @nefertinaaa, it’s been a long time. Trust you are doing well. Es-salam wil ni'ma!

Proteins are more than just “bodybuilders,” they are the machinery of life. In Module 4, we break down amino acids, protein structure, folding, purification, and sequencing. Watch here: youtu.be/u0nfRo26R00?si…

@MrUs383 Eric Cantona

What's that thing that made you fall in love with Man Utd?

Manchester United didn’t go from Erik ten Hag straight to Michael Carrick. We didn’t go from a team that struggled to protect a lead under Ten Hag to a defensively compact side just because Carrick has spent three weeks at the club. We didn’t go from a squad full of egos, indiscipline, and clubbing addictions to one built on athleticism, focus, unity, and hard work simply because Carrick arrived three weeks ago. We didn’t go from a team that was consistently outplayed and dominated in possession under Ten Hag to one that now controls games and dominates the ball just because Carrick has been around for a few weeks. We didn’t go from a team with serious goal-scoring problems under Ten Hag to one scoring for fun just because Carrick took over. We didn’t suddenly become a threat from set pieces just because Carrick has spent three weeks at Manchester United. A certain Portuguese coach ensured that ego, indiscipline, and toxicity were completely eradicated from the dressing room. He made sure deadwood and entitled players were cut loose. He made sure we became a possession-based team again that could match the athleticism and intensity of any opponent. He made sure we fought for every ball, scored goals, and converted set pieces. He made sure the players were united, the dressing room was healthy, and most importantly, that Manchester United became a joy to watch again after years of depressing football. His name is Rúben Amorim! Hate him all you want, but the truth remains: he is the single most important reason we are where we are as a club right now.

@KeithNaidoo14 @ManUtd Now that they have sacked him, I agree with you. However, sacking him without a plan is a terrible strategy

@Diqsen @ManUtd I prefer they take their time to make a decision rather than make 1 right now if they are to choose 1 now to start at the end of the season anything can happen between now and then, if they keep a hush then Ole and Carrick would be do their utmost best to land the job themselves

Four days after Wilcox sacked Amorim over a bruised ego, #MUFC still has no clear plan for a managerial replacement. Exactly why the club has been in decline since Fergie’s departure. We went from Woodward, running United like a business, to someone with a fragile ego at the helm

But now the bigger question looms: can we finally find a manager whose vision matches the reality of where we are, not just where we want to be?

Something had to give: either the philosophy or the man. In the end, it was him. Thank you Reuben for the good times.

Amorim sacked. Bittersweet moment for the fans and the club.