We Nigerians are wonderful people. We have various ways of complaining about the rate of the Dollar to the Naira. We will use funny pictures. We will laugh at those who voted for Bola Tinubu. We will do skits. And the latest one is that we will protest. Let me ask you a question. To your knowledge, in which country has all these shenanigans increased the value of their currency?
Ogbeni, get it into your head that the Naira has been floated. Now, only market forces determine the Naira's value. Nigeria is no longer spending $1.5 billion a month, that we don't have to inflate the Naira's value artificially.
If you don't like the fact that the Naira is ₦1600 to the Dollar, then change your consumption habits. Stop sending $10 million a day to South Africa via MTN and DSTV and $7 million daily to India through Airtel.
Drive Innoson
Call with Glo
Build with Dangote
Eat with Nasco
Drink Zobo
Celebrate with palm wine
Shop at local markets
Watch Enyimba and Kano Pillars
Wear aso oke, agbada, babanriga, or isi agu
There is no other way for the Naira to appreciate except we #GrowNairaBuyNaija
“AWONIYI”
(The Boy Who Dared To Dream)
Taiwo Awoniyi’s story started in the industrial City of Ilorin, Kwara State in a family of 6 kids.
Taiwo’s father was a prison officer whose salary was barely enough to feed his family but it never stopped him from sending 6 of them to school.
He would borrow money just to pay their fees because he believed education was their way out of hardship but God had other plans.
“GOD ALWAYS HAS A PLAN, TRUST IT”
#OdogwuTales
Due to high cost of fuel, dental material and equipments, McDHF will no longer carry out oral health programs in rural areas. We hope to return to these lifesaving programs should things get better!
The CAD/CAM is an emerging dental technology in Nigeria! Dental industries/ professionals can invest in this. Having a standard dental facility to produces Zirconia bridges/crowns, Emax and other dental appliances is a new gold in the mine!
Maintaining good dental health is crucial for overall well-being, yet it is often overlooked. Many people associate dental health solely with having a bright, white smile, but its significance goes far beyond aesthetics.
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Today, McDHF will be looking at " Factors Affecting The Choice Of Orthodontic Appliances In The Treatment Of Patients In Public Dental Centres In Anambra State ".
Let's go!
Beyond regular teeth brushing, a good number of Nigerians hardly prioritise oral health, except in severe conditions such as pain or discomfort. Even then, some prefer to numb the pain with painkillers and would only visit the dentist as a last resort.
#mastercaredhf