Dr. Dumani

An academic leader, father, & husband... proving multitasking is possible (but don't tell my family I said that 😜)

[Dr. Dumani @ManiDMJ]

@iam_thowbie Happy birthday 🎈

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@IsholaSamiat 😂😂

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@CokerOpe @kenkenlewu Exactly 😹

[Dr. Dumani @ManiDMJ]

I stayed in school because my future depends on me. No teacher? I taught myself. No resources? I will create them.

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Look who got accepted into Cohort 8 of the SDGs Advocate Programme

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Happy New Year, people! May we enjoy abundance, ease, grace & wellness. May our happiness be large ☺️

[George Njoroge @georgenjoroge_]

RULES OF LIVING WITH PEOPLE

1. When you meet young people - INSPIRE THEM.

2. When you meet children - EDUCATE THEM.

3. When you meet old people - HELP THEM.

4. When you meet wise people - STUDY THEM.

5. When you meet leaders - HONOUR THEM.

6. When you meet foolish people - AVOID THEM.

7. When you meet humble people - TREASURE THEM.

8. When you meet arrogant people - IGNORE THEM.

9. When you meet gracious people - EMULATE THEM.

10. When you meet aspirational people - ELEVATE THEM.

11. When you meet strong people - SUPPORT THEM.

12. When you meet godly people - BLESS THEM.

13. When you meet elderly people - RESPECT THEM.

14. When you meet weak people - STRENGTHEN THEM.

15. When you meet hardworking people - ENCOURAGE THEM.

16. When you meet kind people - ESTEEM THEM.

17. When you meet Honest people -
PROMOTE THEM.

18. When you meet virtuous people - REWARD THEM.

19. When you meety evil people - EVADE THEM.

20. And in all situation “ Watch, Pray and wish everyone well.

[Somto Okonkwo @General_Somto]

“Japan Will No Longer Be Accepting Nigerians To Come And Study In The Country, And They Have Also Initiated A Ban On Nigerians Who Want To Study There. Nigeria Needs To Do Better.”- Nigerian Lady Based In Japan Narrates

[Thamani💖 @maverickthamanl]

Cultural shock 102:

During medicine management class, we were discussing how to dispose of old or unused medications. The lecturer then asked who is responsible for disposing unused medicines at home.

Without hesitation, I answered that people should throw them in a special labeled trash at home or flush them down the toilet😭 Classmates from other third world countries concurred🤣

We were then told that disposing medicines that way is illegal and can lead to serious consequences such as fines, if we’re caught. In the EU, people are responsible for returning unused or expired medicines to pharmacies.

Pharmacies are the only licensed places allowed to collect and safely dispose of medications. Flushing or throwing them in household trash is strictly forbidden because of environmental and public health risks.

Crazy how a lack of local knowledge can turn innocent actions into serious consequences. God abeg😂

[Dr. Dumani @ManiDMJ]

Aliko Dangote vs. Farouk Ahmed.

[Dr. Dumani @ManiDMJ]

This is nasty! But in a country where the regulator has repeatedly used false info to undermine a legal project like Dangote Refineries, perhaps, the nasty framing of corruption allegations on the regulator is also an acceptable one. Dangote is fighting to protect his investment

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Yet observers like ECOWAS & AU legitimise these elections all the time. They fail to make headways in influencing reforms, good governance, etc. In fact, they are a regional cabal for the politicians in govt. Their significance is no more.

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@educatedtug01 May: May 1st - May Day, May 3rd - World Press Freedom Day, & May 27th - Children's Day.

[Alex Oluwatobi @alexlobaloba]

Person wey overlook signs go later see wonders.

[Jobs with Aramide @AramideOyekunle]

NNPC Recruitment = Secret
FIRS Recruitment = Secret
CBN Recruitment = Secret

Nigeria Police Recruitment = Public
Nigeria Military Service = Public.

[Pharaoh👳🏾‍♂️👑 @MrMekzy_]

Best video I’ve seen today. I teared up watching this.🥹❤️

[Dr. Dumani @ManiDMJ]

@NickBuckleyMBE You say they're poorly trained yet you employed them in the first place?! Very condescending to say that immigrant nurses are inferior.

[Adaugo💚 @thestrictlylaw]

Growing up in Kano left scars I still carry.

In 2004, I watched a woman frying akara, an innocent mother, brutally murdered with her baby right in front of me, and that horror never left my mind.

The only reason I was spared was because I spoke Hausa and looked like a northerner. My late best friend said my name was Hafsat and that’s how I was left alive to pass.

It shaped the way I react when people downplay the violence happening in the North. I lived it.

I saw the poverty, the street children starving, the chaos bleeding into places that were once peaceful.

I saw more killings during my service year in Jos, and it shattered whatever hope I had left.

Nigeria feels like it’s sinking, and it terrifies me to see people who should be advocating for better governance, claiming there’s no genocide.

[Dr. Dumani @ManiDMJ]

It seems President Tinubu has suddenly forgotten his famous campaign slogan emi lo kan (it is my turn). It is indeed your turn to tackle the tragedies & wanton killings. Condolence messages & press releases are platitudes for the news cycle. Roll your sleeves & do your job.