Awonuga 'tola Waheed

I'm officially calling out those professional form-fillers who ran away from real medicine so they could hide behind "prevention is better than cure". These guys are the kings and queens of doing absolutely nothing with maximum paperwork. While actual doctors are managing crashing patients and bleeding in theatre, they are busy drawing pie charts and organising yet another health rally that nobody attends. Their greatest achievement is a perfectly typed report that changes zero lives on the ground. And they call yourselves physicians? 😂😂 Beech Please. The closest you get to a patient is asking them to sign the attendance register for their yeye sensitization programme. No scalpel, no stethoscope, no balls to handle real emergencies, just endless Excel sheets, epi curves, and excuses why the vaccine coverage is still sh*t despite all their million dollar interventions. In Naija, they are always posting pictures of successful outreaches while the community still dies of preventable diseases because the drugs never arrived and the cold chain is broken again. Or wait maybe the drug arrived but someone stole the hospital solar freezer? Explain that lol. But hey, at least their PowerPoint is always impressive, ehh? Social determinants of health is their favourite escape phrase when people ask why nothing ever improves. They avoided true residency with real calls, ran from wards, and sprinted into their seminar room like it was salvation. Now they sit in offices collecting consultant pay for counting diarrhoea cases and writing proposals that die in the ministry. Yeye people🤣🤣🤣, they the always end up as commissioner and minister of health. Lucky b*stards.

This video makes me 😭 again She works in public institutions in Lagos as a cleaner with 3kids She can't afford rent. She sleeps in one of the class with her children.. People dey suffer.

I said it earlier that the quality of what our people consume on the internet is quite “interesting”, there are some platforms on this social media, when they post positive news about the country, go and check the number of views and comments, it is always very very very low, that’s clearly not the kind of content their ‘audience’ wants, and that’s why most of them thrive with posting negative content.

Barack and I were so honored to have @AkunyiliCrosby create our portrait for the Obama Presidential Center. Her artistic brilliance shines through — and the way she infused such life and joy into the piece is truly extraordinary. We love it, and we think everyone who visits the Center will too!

Today, I had the honour of being sworn in as Minister of State for Finance of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. I am sincerely grateful to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, for the trust and confidence placed in me, and to the Senate for confirming my nomination. This appointment is not merely a personal milestone; it is a call to greater service. Nigeria faces important fiscal challenges, but also immense opportunities. The decisions we make in public finance today will shape the prosperity, stability, and well-being of our country for generations to come. In my new role, I will focus on supporting efforts to strengthen revenue mobilisation, promote fiscal discipline, and ensure that public resources translate into real improvements in the lives of Nigerians. I look forward to working more closely with the Honourable Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, colleagues across government, the National Assembly, private sector, and development partners to advance the mission of financing Nigeria for sustainable development. Public service demands integrity, humility, and dedication. I step into this responsibility with a deep sense of duty and commitment to Nigeria and the Nigerian people. Thank you to everyone who has supported and encouraged me along this journey. I will be counting on your continued support. The work begins. God bless Nigeria. #MinistryofFinance #FiscalReform #Nigeria #SustainableDevelopment

NIGERIA & SIERRA LEONE STRENGTHENING WEST AFRICA’S DIGITAL FUTURE As we deepen cooperation in our region to grow our digital economy, we spent the last two days on a Bilateral Digital Economy Mission in Freetown, where we joined our Sierra Leonean counterparts to discuss cooperation in infrastructure, innovation, talent development and data interoperability. From cross-border payments and AI localisation to Digital Public Infrastructure and startup expansion, our teams worked side-by-side to shape practical pathways for a more connected region. We also signed three major cooperation frameworks covering DPI, fintech interoperability and AI research as well as deep engagement with Sierra Leone’s vibrant innovation ecosystem. These also include specific company to company partnerships between Nigerian and Sierra Leonean firms. Nigeria and Sierra Leone are building more than partnerships; we are building a resilient West African digital corridor that empowers young people, supports businesses, and strengthens our collective prosperity. More importantly, we are building a model for how Africa can win - by Building Together. Thank you to all the private sector companies and government agencies who were part of the delegation. Please visit fmcide.gov.ng/joint-communiq… for more details on the outcomes of the mission.

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