Health Policy, Health Systems Management, Healthcare Leadership Teacher
Sheffield, England
Joined April 2010
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Muhammad Saddiq retweeted
This morning, I landed at Nnamdi Azikiwe Airport, Abuja. We were directed to a section for Nigerian passport holders. Before me were e-gates, similar to the ones at Heathrow Airport.
I simply scanned my passport and it opened one gate for me. Then I took off my cap and glasses and it scanned my face and opened the second gate. That’s it! I was in!! No long queues. No excessive greeting from any immigration officer asking me what I brought back for them. Less than 1 minute and I was in!!!
Honourable Minister @BTOofficial and CG @nigimmigration, I just want to say THANK YOU! I am proud of you both. God bless you!!
Muhammad Saddiq retweeted
CELEBRATING MALAM @elrufai AT 65...
Great men leave an indelible mark on the lives they touch, transforming them in extraordinary ways. I am forever grateful to have been impacted by your remarkable life. You plucked me from obscurity and entrusted me with significant responsibilities in public service, shaping me into the person I am today.
As I join countless others whose lives have been enriched by your exceptional wisdom, generosity, and influence, I celebrate your milestone birthday with immense appreciation.
Here's to another year of remarkable service, impact, and purpose. May your light continue to shine brightly, inspiring generations to come.
SA
Muhammad Saddiq retweeted
#Fogarty supported research by Dr. Nkya in #Tanzania 🇹🇿, Dr. Driss in #Ghana 🇬🇭, Dr. Kiguli in #Uganda 🇺🇬, & Dr. Bello-Manga in #Nigeria 🇳🇬 could provide breakthroughs for #SickleCell patients worldwide. 🌎
🔗 go.nih.gov/h7vx3d8
Muhammad Saddiq retweeted
Whoever created Aljazeera, and to everyone at @AlJazeera, thank you!!!
Muhammad Saddiq retweeted
🇵🇸🇸🇳 President Bassírou Diomaye Diakhar Faye: “Entire generations have grown up in Palestine in the shadow of oppression. They are deprived of their fundamental rights to a viable state. Senegal, as the chair of the committee on the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people calls for an immediate lasting ceasefire. This war spares no woman no child, it's it does not spare vital infrastructure and is an open wound on the international conscience. It's vital that international humanitarian law be restored in all conflict zones.”
Muhammad Saddiq retweeted
🇵🇸 🇳🇬 Vice-President Kashim Shettima Mustapha GCON: “Today, we are all witnesses to the heart-wrenching situation in Gaza and other Palestinian Territories… Justice is antithetical to revenge. Freedom is an inalienable right and a natural entitlement that cannot be denied to any people. The Palestinian people deserve their independence. They deserve to have a home of their own on territories already recognised by this very Assembly and by international law, which is being routinely ignored.“
Muhammad Saddiq retweeted
We're have partnered with @microsoft UK and Nigerian UK-based organizations like AHDT and @DAALI_Tech to enhance the e-Likita platform, more updates coming as we progress.
Join us now we're open for more collaborations.
#Dechihtf #elikita #gembu #telehealthplatform #microsoft
Muhammad Saddiq retweeted
At Dechi Health Trust Fund (DechiHTF), we're focused on developing and enhancing e-Likita with AI integration to revolutionize healthcare delivery.
Muhammad Saddiq retweeted
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Muhammad Saddiq retweeted
If you rightly condemn Russia for their depravity as they bomb hospitals and kill children, but continue to sell arms to Israel, who have killed over 14,000 children (and counting) and destroyed Gaza's hospitals with impunity, then you are a hypocrite. Simple.
Muhammad Saddiq retweeted
Mr Corbyn must be our #Melanchon He is the best leader to unite all forces behind him in a Popular Front. We in the @WorkersPartyGB and our 210,000 voters will follow him. @jeremycorbyn
Muhammad Saddiq retweeted
Stop keeping your clothes and shoes for special occasions. Wear them whenever you can. Nowadays, being alive is a special occasion.
Muhammad Saddiq retweeted
The reaction of @jeremycorbyn to @Keir_Starmer becoming Prime Minister says it all: “good luck to him”.
The decency & straight talking of the man stands in stark contrast to the shrill perma-hysteria of most Westminster journalists & many of his critics.