Adejumoh Adewale

Certified PharmTech💊|Student|CFC fans 💙| Adequate |

[Adejumoh Adewale @adequateqym]

@Mrbankstips The app is Bamboo , you can use piggyvest too, stanbic ibtc MFM. I see a lot off comments. You guys have phone and Internet do research.

[Sir Kay @Rise_Forge]

This video is heartbreaking. 💔
This soldier didn't lose his hands by chance. He sacrificed them so millions of Nigerians could wake up in peace. Freedom has a price, and he will carry that sacrifice for the rest of his life.

The next time you mock a soldier or dismiss their service, remember this moment. One man lost both hands in the line of duty. Many others have lost limbs, and countless never made it home. Their families carry those sacrifices every day. 💔

No amount of money can replace what this hero has lost or erase the pain he endures. The least we owe him, and every man and woman in uniform, is gratitude, respect, and prayers. Thank a soldier today.🙏 🇳🇬

[Adejumoh Adewale @adequateqym]

@DefenseNigeria They should ask guys that IPPIS recruited to come to the bush to enroll soldiers for IPPIS around 2017/2018. Especially the ones that went to Mallam Fatori and Arege (Abadam LGA of Borno).. Those guys get first hand experience of war for about 48hrs.

[Adejumoh Adewale @adequateqym]

@abdullahayofel This man is so dull.
He will not consider what?

[Adejumoh Adewale @adequateqym]

@OpeBee His coming back,

[Adejumoh Adewale @adequateqym]

@Omojuwa I understand your sarcasm egbon @Omojuwa but to God be the glory

[Adejumoh Adewale @adequateqym]

@MrMekzy_ It's a big fart lie 🤥, the additional charges is just #1.50, the charges is insignificant

[Adejumoh Adewale @adequateqym]

@jon_d_doe Before you say "fear women", fear your mother first.
Your mother is not the same as your father's wife.
Your real mother is your father's wife!!!

[Damola 🌺💊 @damdamola01]

Your son didn't "blow." He stole. There's a difference between success and theft, and deep down, you know which one you're celebrating.

[Astonpapa 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇳🇬 @Astonpap]

After NYSC, I started a POS business with just ₦20,000.
Money was finishing fast. I was always running to the bank. I wasn’t making real profit because transport was eating everything. Back then, fintech POS wasn’t common — we were using bank POS.
If I charged ₦100, the bank would take ₦55 and leave me with ₦45 commission days later.
One day, a woman in my estate saw my struggle and said,
“You’re suffering running to the bank all the time. I’ll borrow you ₦200,000 to support your business.”
I was shocked. I had never held ₦200k of my own before. But I took the opportunity.
To God be the glory, within 3 months I started making good money — over ₦100k per month.
My principle was simple: punctuality and consistency.
Before other POS shops opened by 9am, I was already at my shop by 5:50am. People going to work would withdraw from me first. I could do over 100 transactions before others even opened.
In 6–9 months, I was making over ₦200k monthly.
Then more blessings came. There was a customs barracks in my estate. One officer introduced me to others and I became their trusted POS person. Every weekend they brought big transactions, and they trusted me because I was always reliable and accountable.
There were weekends I handled millions in transactions — all based on trust. And I never broke that trust. Not once.
Even when others opened POS shops out of jealousy, customers stayed with me because of integrity, consistency, and good service.
That POS business didn’t just feed me-
It helped me process my travel abroad and achieve many other great things I may not even talk about.
Till the day I left Port Harcourt,
I never went late to my shop
I never disappointed a customer
I never cheated anyone
Lesson:
Be faithful with the little you have.
Don’t be a thief.
Trust and loyalty can take you where capital cannot.

[Damola 🌺💊 @damdamola01]

https://t.co/ZNI22dg8Rr

[Adejumoh Adewale @adequateqym]

@damdamola01 Ole lo bomo je..

[Muhammad Ali Pate @muhammadpate]

ESTABLISHMENT OF THE NATIONAL TASK FORCE ON CLINICAL GOVERNANCE AND PATIENT SAFETY

In furtherance of His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda @officialABAT, and in line with ongoing efforts to strengthen Nigeria’s health system, the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare (@Fmohnigeria) has established the National Task Force on Clinical Governance and Patient Safety.

The Task Force is established to support the development and operationalisation of sustainable clinical governance and patient safety structures, standards, and accountability mechanisms that improve health outcomes, enhance patient experience, and strengthen workforce performance across the Nigerian health system.

The National Task Force will serve as a strategic platform for integrating quality and patient safety into all aspects of health service delivery. This initiative aligns with global calls by the World Health Organization (@WHO), the World Bank (@WorldBank), the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (@OECD), and The Lancet Global Health Commission (@TheLancet) for low- and middle-income countries to move beyond access alone and prioritise high-quality, people-centred care as the foundation of Universal Health Coverage (#UHC).

The work of the Task Force will contribute directly to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (@SDG2030), particularly SDG 3.8 on quality essential health services, and support the realisation of the objectives of the Nigeria Health Sector Renewal Investment Initiative #NHSRII (@SWApGov).

Mandate and Scope

In pursuit of its objectives, the National Task Force shall undertake actions that shift the paradigm toward improvement, active learning, behavioral incentives, and capacity building, away from blame games and punitive actions when there’s no proven negligence. Accordingly, the National Task Force shall:
•Conduct a national landscape analysis of clinical governance and patient safety in Nigeria
•Develop and standardise national clinical governance and patient safety frameworks, policies, and implementation guidance
•Strengthen systems for the prevention, reporting, learning, and response to adverse events and patient safety incidents
•Promote adherence to evidence-based clinical standards, protocols, and ethical practice across health facilities
•Institutionalise quality improvement and patient safety culture at facility, state, and national levels
•Support capacity building for health workers and managers on clinical governance, risk management, and patient safety
•Enhance patient and community engagement in quality and safety initiatives, including feedback and complaint mechanisms
•Establish national indicators and monitoring systems to track quality and patient safety performance
•Strengthen coordination among federal, state, regulatory, professional, and private sector stakeholders on quality and safety
•Uphold confidentiality and ethical handling of sensitive information, including patient safety incidents and facility performance data

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[Adejumoh Adewale @adequateqym]

@fem_mindset @grok convert it to text

[Adejumoh Adewale @adequateqym]

@PoliceNG Even the so call police that have been withdrawn how do they deploy them.
Most of them are in capital city where nothing is happening instead they should be deploy to the rural area that have the banditry crises. May God help Nigeria..

[Adejumoh Adewale @adequateqym]

@PoliceNG Military don't joke with directives, police should learn from them. Who are you to defy GOC order talk more of C-in-C. Police Force lack lots of things including regimentation.

[Adejumoh Adewale @adequateqym]

@OpeBee Police lack regimentation. These can never happen with military.

[OPEOLUWA 😎😎 @OpeBee]

Insecurity isn’t prevalent in the SW but 4 south west governors already spoke about how they are beefing up security in their states.
The SW NASS members met and discussed how to improve security in the region through legislative oversight.

DAWN and SWDC met to forge economic and security cooperation and partnership .

You would think the SW is the worst hit region in term of insecurity.

But What is the reaction from the Governors in NW and NE states ?.

Zamfara governor sanctioned mass wedding While Borno state governor is asking for prayers and fasting.

No wahala.

[Adejumoh Adewale @adequateqym]

@connectwithtola This saying always ring in head, he actually said it.

[Adejumoh Adewale @adequateqym]

@drsly01 Same thing happened last 2 weeks in rural area and the doctor refuses to refund the down payment for the surgery, says he did mini- surgery to help the Lady deliver her baby. I'm shock when I heard that sha. What is mini surgery??