Basirat Azeez

Animal Physiology Sessional Lecturer|Research and Laboratory Technician|Passionate Volunteer| Environment Enthusiast|Personal Development Advocate

[Basirat Azeez @AzeezBasiratTa1]

@Olufemiloye Hi @Olufemiloye

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Thank you.

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Thank you @Olufemiloye and my X family.

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Always filled with joy whenever I read about the giant strides Nigerian students are making at the University of Saskatchewan

Basirat Liadi-Azeez earned her Bsc in zoology at the University of Ibadan & got into the Masters program in Biology at the Usask https://t.co/g5Z7r4mJJE

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Always filled with joy whenever I read about the giant strides Nigerian students are making at the University of Saskatchewan

Basirat Liadi-Azeez earned her Bsc in zoology at the University of Ibadan & got into the Masters program in Biology at the Usask https://t.co/g5Z7r4mJJE

[Basirat Azeez @AzeezBasiratTa1]

@Olufemiloye Thank you @Olufemiloye

[Basirat Azeez @AzeezBasiratTa1]

@Olufemiloye Hi @Olufemiloye
Is there a restriction to the type of offer? Part-time or full-time, temporary, contract, or permanent?
Thank you.

[Basirat Azeez @AzeezBasiratTa1]

is for you. Stay tuned for more on my research and all the amazing people who helped make this happen!

Basirat Liadi-Azeez, MSc
Biology (Insect Neurobiology)

[Basirat Azeez @AzeezBasiratTa1]

Exciting news!
I’m so happy to share that I’ve officially defended my Master’s thesis in biology (insect neurobiology) at the University of Saskatchewan!

Moving to Canada as an international student was one of the hardest decisions I’ve ever made—especially having to leave my

[Basirat Azeez @AzeezBasiratTa1]

On April 17, I defended two years of research on how pesticides impact the behavior of pollinators like honeybees. It feels great to contribute to something that supports sustainable agriculture and our environment.

To everyone who’s been a part of this journey—this win

[Arojinle @arojinle1]

Infibulation, the worst form of female genital mutilation (FGM)

Many people are unaware of the practice known as infibulation. While this lack of awareness is a good sign (at least it indicates that the practice is not widespread), I still feel compelled to shed light on this harmful practice perpetrated against girls.

First, they will cut the girl's clitoris and labia, they will then sew her vulva (the part many people call vagina, where intercourse happens), leaving only a small space for menstruation. As in, the vagina is almost completely sealed, leaving just a tiny hole.

Once they're done, they would tie her legs together to allow the wounds heal. The healing usually takes 20 to 40 days, depending on the girl's body. This means she won't be able to move throughout this time as her legs would be tied up for the entire period of healing.

The stitches are designed to be opened by the husband on the wedding night, subjecting the woman to further trauma. This practice leads to severe health complications, including urinary tract infections, fistulas, and infertility. During childbirth, women who have undergone infibulation often require repeated incisions due to the narrowed vaginal opening.

Currently, infibulation is still practiced in some parts of Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia, and Sudan. The fact that it has also been practiced in North America, Australia, and New Zealand in the past highlights the global nature of this issue.

This morning, I am making this post to raise awareness about infibulation and FGM in total and to condemn it. The pains and the dangers surrounding it is just too much to bear. My name is Àròjinlẹ̀ and I stand against female genital mutilation.

Tainkyu ✌🏾

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