Oga Joe💙👑✨

Student PT, Redeemed by the cross☦️ Medtech ⚕️💻UI/UX ENTHUSIAST 💡🧂✨

[Oga Joe💙👑✨ @FashJoe3]

@shaozieze Congratulations Senior PT ☺️👌

[FUTA BRO @FutaBro]

What started as a class project has now put a smile on the face of an amputee who lost one of his legs in a truck-driving accident over 13 years ago.

The FUTA Biomedical Engineering Graduating Class of 2025 took their class project beyond the classroom, applying what they had

[FUTA BRO @FutaBro]

Watch how the FUTA Biomedical Engineering Class of 2025 helped an amputee of 13 years walk again, turning what they learnt in class into a life-changing solution.

[Oga Joe💙👑✨ @FashJoe3]

Yesterday, I was inducted into the Nigerian Red Cross Society, UCH Detachment

No longer an IC, now a full-fledged Crosser 😌

[Maggie @utdMaggie]

Christian Gen zs carrying their Bibles and not afraid to read them in public

[Oga Joe💙👑✨ @FashJoe3]

@OgoMustapha Glory to Jesus
Simple act of faith, produces results

[OGO-OLUWA MUSTAPHA @OgoMustapha]

Googled to find pictorial representation, I didn't take any picture of my feet during those years. My feet would become so itchy and look like pic 1. Random tears and pus between toes and any part of the sole..pic 2. Thick skin that cracks deep into the flesh easily like pic 3.

[Oga Joe💙👑✨ @FashJoe3]

@God_shinning Our beautiful, Sis. Victoria 🥹

[Oga Joe💙👑✨ @FashJoe3]

@dlcfuch Champion Joe and Marve in the third frame😍🔥

[DLCF, University College Hospital @dlcfuch]

Happy Winning Sunday from all of us at DLCF UCH! 🎉🎉🎉

[DLCF, University College Hospital @dlcfuch]

And we prayed!
Why? The effectual, fervent, unrelenting, unending prayer of the righteous man produces great results!

[DLCF, University College Hospital @dlcfuch]

Behold, the winners of the new week💝

[DLCF, University College Hospital @dlcfuch]

More champions 🏆🏆

[DLCF, University College Hospital @dlcfuch]

Speaking of champions, our SWC, Sister Eunice, was recognized for clinching two distinctions in the just concluded professional examinations.

Once again, we are a family of champions!

[DLCF, University College Hospital @dlcfuch]

Have a beautiful week ahead!😍

[Tevin Macharia Mukabana @TevinMacharia]

Now even Christians are encouraging and recommending everyone to go and watch Polygamist.

I won't lie—I tried to watch it after seeing so many people talking about it on TikTok and other social media platforms. I struggled to move past two minutes, and the reason was simple: the sexual scenes.

One thing many believers fail to understand is that you cannot be praying against lust, pornography, masturbation, and sexual addiction while feeding your mind with content that awakens the very desires you are asking God to help you overcome.

Some people are wondering why they keep falling into temptation. The answer is simple: what you entertain eventually influences you.

If you are trying to stop masturbating and watching pornography, but your daily entertainment is filled with sexual scenes, nudity, adultery, and immorality, your battle will become much harder.

As Christians, we must learn to guard our hearts and our eyes.

The Bible says:

"Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it."

What enters your eyes eventually enters your mind, and what enters your mind eventually affects your actions.

What surprises me is seeing some Christian women judging all men based on a movie.

A movie is not reality.

Not every man is a polygamist.

Not every husband is a cheat.

Not every marriage is destined to fail.

Not every man is secretly living a double life.

As the world is talking about Polygamist, can we also talk about Monogamist?

Can we talk about the thousands of faithful husbands who wake up every morning and choose their wives?

Can we talk about men who have opportunities to cheat but refuse because they honor God and respect their marriage vows?

Can we talk about men who stay committed through financial struggles, sickness, misunderstandings, and difficult seasons?

Can we talk about men who are raising their children, providing for their families, and remaining faithful when nobody is applauding them?

Because they exist.

It is possible for a man to be married to one woman.

It is possible for a man not to commit adultery.

It is possible for a man to reject a woman who is trying to seduce him.

It is possible for a man to remain loyal even when temptation is available.

It is possible for a man to honor his vows until death.

The problem with our generation is that movies, social media, and celebrity culture have become our teachers.

People are forming opinions about marriage from Netflix instead of Scripture.

People are learning relationships from movies instead of God's Word.

People are allowing entertainment to define what they believe about men, women, marriage, and family.

As believers, our standard is not movies.

Our standard is not TikTok.

Our standard is not trends.

Our standard is not celebrity opinions.

Our standard is the Word of God.

The Bible is our blueprint for marriage.

The Bible teaches faithfulness.

The Bible teaches commitment.

The Bible teaches self-control.

The Bible teaches covenant.

The Bible teaches that marriage is honorable and should be protected.

Before I watch any movie, I ask myself one question:

"What is the end result of this?"

Will it build my faith?

Will it strengthen my values?

Will it bring me closer to God?

Will it help me become a better husband, wife, father, mother, or believer?

Not everything that is popular is profitable.

Not everything that is trending is beneficial.

And not everything that everyone is watching should be watched by a child of God.

Let's be careful what we consume.

Let's stop allowing movies to become our theology.

Let's stop judging an entire gender because of a script written for entertainment.

And let's remember that while the world may celebrate confusion, God's design for marriage has not changed.

The Bible remains our standard.
#mybodyisatemple #HolySpirit

[AJISCO @Dayo_Ajisco]

A few months ago, I graduated from @ibadanmedicine medical school (after 8 yrs). This week, I joined @CibaHealth as an AI Engineer.

I'd spent the last 3 years at @helpmum_ng building AI for maternal and child health, reaching over 500k lives. So grateful! ❤️

Still day one! 🚀

[OMOBORIOWO Damilola Isaac @_Dr_Bush_]

𝙃𝙊𝙒 𝙄 𝘽𝙍𝙊𝙆𝙀 𝙏𝙃𝙀 𝘾𝙐𝙍𝙎𝙀

There is a particular kind of pressure that comes not from your enemies, but from history itself.

2 years ago, when I made the decision to contest for the office of President of the Great Ife Students' Union, I did not walk into a vacuum. I walked into a pattern; a quiet, stubborn pattern that had defined every clinical sciences student who had dared to sit in that seat before me.

Before me, only three students from the Faculty of Clinical Sciences had ever become President of the Great Ife Students' Union. While each of them served courageously and fought passionately for students' interests, their tenures came with significant sacrifices. They faced administrative and academic challenges that prevented them from graduating with their original sets, and the Union itself was eventually proscribed during their administrations.
I was going to be the fourth.

The first 3; each of them brilliant, each of them driven, had all encountered the same fate. Administrative turbulence. Academic delays. Inability to graduate with their original sets. And under each of them, the Union had been proscribed. Let me be clear: history does not record them as failures. History records them as fighters; students who pushed hard against a system that pushed back harder. Their struggles were the cost of their courage. But the statistics were what they were, and statistics have a way of speaking before you even open your mouth.

The Provost of Health Sciences was the one who held up that mirror to my face. I visited him early in the process when I was considering to contest for the office, and with the kind of candor that only comes from genuine concern, he looked at me and asked — half-laughing, entirely serious — whether I was mentally okay. He walked me through the numbers. The workload demands of Medicine and Surgery. The disconnection between clinical faculty activities and union governance. The history. He even suggested I consider contesting for the presidency of IFUMSA instead — a respected office, a sensible path. We laughed. We talked. And I want to be fair to him here: he was not trying to stop me. He was trying to protect me. His concerns were valid. They were, in fact, the same concerns that students across campus would echo throughout my campaign: "𝙃𝙤𝙬 𝙙𝙤 𝙮𝙤𝙪 𝙞𝙣𝙩𝙚𝙣𝙙 𝙩𝙤 𝙘𝙤𝙢𝙗𝙞𝙣𝙚 𝙗𝙚𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙋𝙧𝙚𝙨𝙞𝙙𝙚𝙣𝙩 𝙬𝙞𝙩𝙝 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙙𝙚𝙢𝙖𝙣𝙙𝙨 𝙤𝙛 𝙈𝙚𝙙𝙞𝙘𝙞𝙣𝙚?"

I didn't have a clean answer. I had a conviction.

After that meeting, after days of deep thought and multiple consultations, I made my decision. I would contest. And I would win.

And I did — against all the odds, against all the permutations working against me, I won. The students chose me. But winning, I quickly learnt, was only the beginning of the story.

The moment I assumed office and began to experience the weight of the responsibilities, I understood firsthand why it had been so difficult for my predecessors from Clinical Sciences. The balancing act was unlike anything I had ever experienced. The weight of that office is not theoretical. It is daily, relentless, and entirely unimpressed by your academic calendar. There were moments when the road was rough and even tilted. There were moments when the trajectory began to look familiar, when I could feel the gravitational pull of that old pattern trying to reassert itself. When it seemed like history might just repeat.

But it didn't.

The Dean of Student Affairs and several other university officials expressed concern about how I intended to combine the demands of the presidency with the rigorous academic requirements of Medicine and Surgery.

At the end of it all, I climbed the mountain — and I came back down. I graduated in record time with my original set. I ensured a direct succession, handing the administration to my successor without a break. I became the first President of the Great Ife Students' Union from the Faculty of Clinical Sciences to do both.

[Aderonke Asake Oreke(Foodstuff vendor) @Fancyfoodmart]

If this is your daddy,you daddy will not die o
This is the first time I'll see a Nigerian politician speak with sense
And e sure me die say he no fit ever be Apc member

[Elijah Oluwasayo @OluwasayoElijah]

This is a bursary program for over 1300 students of tertiary institutions in Ede federal Constituency by Rep Bamidele Salam.

If I may ask,What has (APC campaign DG) Rep Wole Oke done for the students of Ijesa North in the last 20years?

#ImoleTill2030