Project Neuroharmony

Raising awareness about neurodiversity and building a community for neurodivergent Nigerians.

[Project Neuroharmony @PNeuroharmony]

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They said he couldn't communicate.

He broke two Guinness World Records.

Meet Kanye Tagbo-Okeke. 👇🏿

[Project Neuroharmony @PNeuroharmony]

Coming up next in Episode 2 is Amara, who's a model and a student with an ADHD diagnosis.

In this episode, together with @euniceokoye_bsg, she talked about the stereotypes that neurodivergent Nigerians face.

Dropping this week, watch it here: https://t.co/oHHaOOcqnp

[Project Neuroharmony @PNeuroharmony]

Coming up next in Episode 2 is Amara, who's a model and a student with an ADHD diagnosis.

In this episode, together with @euniceokoye_bsg, she talked about the stereotypes that neurodivergent Nigerians face.

Dropping this week, watch it here: https://t.co/oHHaOOcqnp

[Project Neuroharmony @PNeuroharmony]

Our latest Inside My Mind feature is live.

@latoria_ria, a Senior Writer at Techpoint Africa and the founder of Autism Thrive, shares what it is like to be autistic in Nigeria and why self-discovery changes everything.

Read the full interview here: https://t.co/yPQt8WhQAE

[Project Neuroharmony @PNeuroharmony]

Our latest Inside My Mind feature is live.

@latoria_ria, a Senior Writer at Techpoint Africa and the founder of Autism Thrive, shares what it is like to be autistic in Nigeria and why self-discovery changes everything.

Read the full interview here: https://t.co/yPQt8WhQAE

[Project Neuroharmony @PNeuroharmony]

Before diagnosis, what signs do neurodivergent people notice? Ebunoluwa shared her experiences in the first episode of our podcast series.

Watch the full episode here: https://t.co/Q00tMPd0jd

[Project Neuroharmony @PNeuroharmony]

Before diagnosis, what signs do neurodivergent people notice? Ebunoluwa shared her experiences in the first episode of our podcast series.

Watch the full episode here: https://t.co/Q00tMPd0jd

[Tobi @unktby]

A very interesting read.

[Project Neuroharmony @PNeuroharmony]

Today, we'd call it ADHD or autism. Centuries ago in Nigeria, before any of those words existed, how were people like this understood by their communities?

This piece walks through it: https://t.co/LJjO7ugnTq

[Beyond Stars ✨ @euniceokoye_bsg]

Had the best of time and experience doing this!

[Project Neuroharmony @PNeuroharmony]

The first episode of our podcast series is outtttt. 💥

In this episode, Ebunoluwa, in conversation with @euniceokoye_bsg, opens up about what dating is like for a neurodivergent person.

Watch the full episode here: https://t.co/Q00tMPd0jd

[Project Neuroharmony @PNeuroharmony]

The first episode of our podcast series is outtttt. 💥

In this episode, Ebunoluwa, in conversation with @euniceokoye_bsg, opens up about what dating is like for a neurodivergent person.

Watch the full episode here: https://t.co/Q00tMPd0jd

[Project Neuroharmony @PNeuroharmony]

And we started with a bang! 💥

In the first episode of our podcast series, we discuss what dating is like for neurodivergent Nigerians.

Dropping this weekend!

Subscribe to our YouTube channel to get full episodes: https://t.co/SZgLPYwXCt

[Project Neuroharmony @PNeuroharmony]

And we started with a bang! 💥

In the first episode of our podcast series, we discuss what dating is like for neurodivergent Nigerians.

Dropping this weekend!

Subscribe to our YouTube channel to get full episodes: https://t.co/SZgLPYwXCt

[Ova wise👽 @YoungboiCypher]

@Squeeze1i @Elkhalifa1111 So relatable. The post conversation analysis is a classic it’s exhausting always realizing a beat too late that you were supposed to ask them something back.

[MAJOR @Squeeze1i]

Having AUTISM is so funny because after EVERY conversation i still walk away like oh i was supposed to ask them more questions back wasn’t i

[Project Neuroharmony @PNeuroharmony]

They called him "Arindin", but he had Down syndrome.

Too often, people treat Down syndrome as a spiritual problem, a punishment, or a parent's fault. It is none of those things.

Our latest piece explains how: https://t.co/3pbnDEzqJn

[Project Neuroharmony @PNeuroharmony]

They called him "Arindin", but he had Down syndrome.

Too often, people treat Down syndrome as a spiritual problem, a punishment, or a parent's fault. It is none of those things.

Our latest piece explains how: https://t.co/3pbnDEzqJn

[Beyond Stars ✨ @euniceokoye_bsg]

@unktby @PNeuroharmony So excited 😆😊