Deborahspeed

Food Science and Technology graduate/ Public Health enthusiast/ Fashion entrepreneur at Open Fashion House.

[Deborahspeed @Deborahspeed2]

@MTforChange UNIQUE ID: 949936

My unwavering passion for proffering sustainable solutions to malnutrition in Nigeria necessitates my decision to pursue a PhD in Food Science and Technology. Despite all efforts to increase production and access to healthy food, hunger and malnutrition

[Zero Food Waste Initiative @ZeroFoodWasteIn]

The Zero Food Waste Initiative has officially launched its TRASHNOT'25 campaign against food waste among young minds on October 1st, with the theme; Hand in hand, let's save food.

More information is available on our LinkedIn page.

#stopfoodwaste #TRASHNOT'25 #letussavefood

[Zero Food Waste Initiative @ZeroFoodWasteIn]

Ready to make an impact in your community? Volunteer for TRASHNOT'25!
We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to join the TRASHNOT'25 team.

Please fill out our volunteer application form at https://t.co/TPYD6DD1mt.
We'll be in touch with you soon!

Let's make a difference!

[Zero Food Waste Initiative @ZeroFoodWasteIn]

We are glad to welcome you to September.

It’s a special month we celebrate the International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste globally.

If there is ever a perfect month to start your commitment to building mindful and healthy eating habits, IT IS SEPTEMBER.

#idaflw

[rodrygozzz @rodrygozzz]

@olumuyiwaayo I plan on applying to the electrical engineering program at the @coschoolofmines and the financial assistance will go a long way in my application. I have all my documents at the ready and I plan on writing the GRE in November

[Healthy Eating with Nazo @EATINGWITHNAZO]

What people think is expensive:
- A healthy diet

What is actually expensive:
- Pills
- Insulin
- Surgery
- Dialysis
- Kidney transplant

🥑Avocado is good for the heart.
🍅Fresh tomatoes is good for prostate.
🍊 Orange is good for the colon.
🥬 Cabbage is good for the liver.
🥒 Cucumber is good for your skin.
🥕 Carrots is good for the eyes.
🥚 Egg is good for the brain.
💧 Water is good for the kidneys

1. For your immune system: add fruits, vegetables and nuts to your diet.
2. For your heart health: cut out trans fats from your diet.
3. For your brain health: Eat hard boiled eggs daily.
4. For your kidneys: drink enough water/fluids.
5. For your gut health: consume less sugars/alcohol.
6. For your metabolic health;cut out overly processed foods.
7. For your digestive health;consume foods rich in fiber.
8. For your eye health;consume carrots.
9. For your skin health; consume cucumber
10. For your dental health; brush at least twice daily.

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[Deborahspeed @Deborahspeed2]

@AskMichaelTaiwo God bless and replenish her abundantly.

[Deborahspeed @Deborahspeed2]

@lohwis This is profound, thanks for sharing.

[outspoken and more @lohwis]

Dear Christian,
Let’s start from the beginning,
GENESIS!!!
If you’re into the creative space or an entrepreneur, everybody, you might want to get in here and drag your friends along. We’re about to explore God’s thought process.

🪡

[Deborahspeed @Deborahspeed2]

@omoalhajaabiola I'm interested.
Data analytics.
Thanks.

[Deborahspeed @Deborahspeed2]

@olabodeojohnson Congratulations 🎉

[Deborahspeed @Deborahspeed2]

@OlamideTowobola Data analysis

[Deborahspeed @Deborahspeed2]

@MTforChange Amen

[Deborahspeed @Deborahspeed2]

@artblastt1 Yes

[L.A.M.Z @OlamideTowobola]

Who is interested in a virtual bootcamp to learn these skills:

Cybersecurity
Data Analysis
Product Design
Frontend Development
Backend Development
Product Management

It’s completely FREE. Tell me the skills you’re interested in.

RT and check back later today.

[Deborahspeed @Deborahspeed2]

@OlamideTowobola Data analysis

[Deborahspeed @Deborahspeed2]

No gree for rejection, no gree for love letter.
MasterCard McGill applicants can relate better. Read this, and find the courage to keep moving.

[Michael Taiwo @AskMichaelTaiwo]

Day 5: No Gree for Rejection

In June 2011, I applied online for the Shell Graduate Program and was optimistic about my chances. I had a strong profile and knew this was a company I could succeed with. After three weeks, I got a reply from them: “Thank you for applying. After a careful review of…” I know how it ends; I have seen it before. Ok, so this door is closed, but guess what? There were other doors I could still knock on, so I kept knocking. I would eventually apply to around 700 jobs before I got into – wait for it – Shell. How? Three months after my initial rejection, I was at a conference filled with recruiters from the oil majors (including Shell) and they couldn’t believe I got rejected by the online portal. The rest is history. I no gree for rejection; you must not gree too.

Let’s be real, when you are rejected for a role, it punctures your ego a little bit. And if rejection keeps punching you left and right, you can feel deflated. I know the feeling too well. But here's something I learned along the way – each 'no' is not a barricade, but a step closer to victory. Let each 'no' propel you forward. Turn each rejection into a rallying cry. Let the chorus of 'no's fuel your ascent. Remember, the greatest victories are born from the ashes of setbacks.

Rejection is painful but it is not a reflection of your worth or potential. It is, instead, an inherent part of the journey towards success. Each rejection tests your resolve, strengthens your character, and teaches you invaluable lessons. I encourage you to view each rejection not as a defeat, but as a moment of learning and growth.

The path to success is rarely a straight line. It's filled with twists, turns, and obstacles. But it's these very challenges that make the journey worthwhile and the success even sweeter. Your current experiences are shaping you into a stronger, more resilient person, ready to seize the right opportunity when it comes along. This battle we fight is not won by the swift nor the strong, but by those who keep pushing when every sign tells them to stop. It's a war against the odds, a relentless march in the face of adversity.

Keep striving, keep learning, and most importantly, keep believing in yourself. Your perseverance will pay off, and the right doors will open at the right time. You no go carry last. This is a journey of persistence and your “yes” will be a testament to your unyielding spirit. The world will watch in awe as you seize your destiny, not because it was handed to you, but because you fought for it.

Our mantra is simple yet profound: Reject rejection, embrace resilience, and claim your victory.

No gree for rejection.

[Deborahspeed @Deborahspeed2]

Happy birthday to an ICON.
Your light has brighten my academic journey. Keep shining and rising sir.

[Olumuyiwa Igbalajobi, Ph.D @olumuyiwaayo]

Reflecting on my birthday this year, I am filled with gratitude to God for every life I have touched and the 1000 students I plan to empower via Scholarships Cafe this year. I am super grateful to God for granting me the strength to be impactful and witness this birthday.

Special thanks to everyone who has been a part of my journey in the last 38 years.

Here's to a fruitful 2024!

Happy Birthday to me!

[Deborahspeed @Deborahspeed2]

@olumuyiwaayo Food Science and Nutrition

[Deborahspeed @Deborahspeed2]

Consumer trends and sustainability - Introduction to Food Science via @FutureLearn https://t.co/eSUBefpGt3

[Deborahspeed @Deborahspeed2]

Consumer trends and sustainability - Introduction to Food Science via @FutureLearn https://t.co/eSUBefqeiB