Oreoluwa

God's gift, Medic💉💊, Dreamer, Favored, SRH Enthusiast

['Timi Kevin Asaju 🪢 @TheKevinAsaju]

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['Timi Kevin Asaju 🪢 @TheKevinAsaju]

It's my mum's birthday and my dads Whatsapp status caption is EVERYTHING….

[Oreoluwa @DorktorJosh]

@theolugbemi Go all out!!!

[Benedict Dayas Toks @BenedictDayas]

This might be ridiculous but I want Twitter to do its thing!

My friend just opened his shop at 58 st. Finbarr’s college road akoka, Lagos.

I can vouch for him! Honest dude with integrity. He’s my guy!

If you see this, please RT
If you’re around Unilag, Yaba, please patronize him! 🙏🏾

[Honor 😎🛸 @AjanakuOluwash2]

THE PUBLIC SHOULD KNOW THAT:
1. ​Twenty-five of us were sacrificed to protect the school’s image.
2. ​No apology was offered, and no accountability was taken after this occurred.
3. ​We were threatened to stay off social media; as it stands, speaking out may lead to victimization

[Afo @Dr_Afo]

Hello, my people!
It is Doctor Afo here, coming at you with the raw, unfiltered tea from my anonymous survey on the financial wahala of Nigerian doctors. Oya, let's get into it
Over 107 docs (mostly house officers and medical officers) poured their hearts out, and the numbers?

[The Lord's storyteller @LajuIren]

If you really want to make your day, please watch this video to the end 😅
If you want to make mine, please retweet 😁❤️
From tomorrow https://t.co/uuA65OfYIw goes live

[ÈYÓNÚ✨✨✨ @THEKITANJUBRIL]

If you’re in uk,you have time on your visa/don’t have visa struggle and you’re looking to enter corporate career, you can take a look at king’s Trust website for available work placement around you (1month unpaid). That placement with hardwork could be the beginning of good things in your life.

[Olúwatósìn Olaseinde @tosinolaseinde]

I’ve been watching the #ResidentDoctors strike and we all need to lend our voice. For over two weeks, NARD doctors have withdrawn their services — and the government still hasn’t fully answered.

These aren’t petty demands. NARD says N38 billion is owed in unpaid salaries and allowances. Resident doctors are the backbone of public hospitals — yet their welfare keeps being ignored.

According to NARD, only 2 of 19 demands have received “progress.”

At UCH (Ibadan) — a premier teaching hospital — resident doctors have fully complied. Consultants are trying to manage, but it’s not a sustainable solution.

These doctors are not striking to be difficult. They’re striking because conditions are untenable: low pay, high work pressure, no long-term security.

The president has now directed the Health Ministry to act, but NARD insists their 19-point demand must be fully met. Partial payouts or half-measures won’t cut it.

As someone who cares about long-term sustainability, I know this matters: A broken health system isn’t just a loss for doctors — it’s a loss for all of us.

@nard_nigeria deserves more than lip service. They deserve real, lasting reform. This is not just a strike — it’s a fight for justice, dignity, and healthcare for every Nigerian.

I’m calling on fellow Nigerians, public servants, and every leader who can influence this: Stand with them. Amplify their voice. Push for a resolution that lasts, not a band-aid fix.

To @nard_nigeria — your cause matters..
We stand with you.

[FitMedic @FEMMY466]

Doctors in hospitals are overworked because most people don't want to do residency.

People don't want to do residency because they don't want to be overworked.

It's a vicious cycle and everytime something happens, we address the complications of it, rather than the root cause.

[emmydan @Emmy_dann]

Medical students , I can’t overstate this ; turn your final year- comm health project into a journal article

[Oreoluwa @DorktorJosh]

@TheWinzorMD A podcast to lament and find alternative pathways!!!

[Flora the Publisher! @FloraKode]

Update - The only thing that will bring me back to paediatrics is if I have a sick child.

🤧

[ADEWUYI Roseline Adebimpe @AdewuyiRoseline]

Today, I join the league of my father, a Professor of French Literature.

As his daughter, I am now a Doctor of French Literature.

This moment is a full circle journey of legacy, passion, and perseverance. Growing up, I watched my father breathe life into texts, languages, and cultures. Today, I stand proudly on his shoulders deeply grateful for the path he blazed and honored to continue this tradition in my own unique way.

From being the curious daughter who listened attentively to his lectures to now earning the title of "Doctor" myself, this moment holds rich personal and symbolic meaning. I carry with me a degree alongside a heritage of scholarship, culture, and a profound love for the French language and its literature.

To my family, thank you.

God has been my ever-present help throughout this academic journey:

• Bachelor’s Degree – Obafemi Awolowo University
(Best Female Graduating Student, Faculty of Arts)

• Master’s Degree – University of Ibadan
(Graduated with Distinction)

• NYSC – University of Ilorin
(Recipient of the NYSC Kwara State Award and a Commendation Letter from the Office of the Vice-Chancellor, University of Ilorin as an Outstanding Corps Member)

• PhD – Purdue University
(Recipient of numerous awards, including the “Steps to Leaps Student of the Year” by the Office of the Provost; participant in the United Nations Graduate Study Program; and one of the Top 50 Finalists for the Global Student Prize selected from over 11,000 nominations across 176 countries)

This moment also comes with a mix of emotions. I am now officially done and unemployed with nothing concrete in view yet. Over the past few months, as an international student navigating the complexities of the job terrain, I have applied to over 400 roles across various sectors, sent more than 300 cold emails, and engaged in numerous informational interviews. Despite the uncertainty, I remain hopeful and confident in the value I bring to any organization.

My professional background includes working with the African Union, where I gained invaluable experience in policy, diplomacy, and international cooperation.

As I transition to the next phase of my journey, I would deeply appreciate any assistance in connecting to new opportunities especially through direct tags to HR professionals or influential Nigerians in the diaspora who may be able to assist.

I am actively exploring opportunities in:

🔹 Academia – Assistant Professor roles in French Literature, Francophone Studies, African Studies, Comparative Literature, Gender Studies, Migration & Diaspora Studies, or Postdoctoral Fellowships

🔹 Higher Education Administration – Student Engagement, International Student Programs, Campus Outreach, Study Abroad, and Global Education

🔹 Nonprofit Sector – Program & Project Management, Education Policy, Youth Leadership, Gender Equity, and Community Outreach

🔹 Think Tanks & Research Institutes – Research roles focused on Education Policy, African Development, Migration, and Social Equity

🔹 International & Multilateral Organizations – Education, SDGs, Global Development Programs, or Policy Advisory roles

🔹 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) & Social Impact – CSR Strategy, Community Engagement, and Impact Consulting

🔹 Bilingual & Cross-Cultural Roles – Cross-Cultural Communication, International Relations, Diplomacy, and Global Partnerships
(This list is not exhaustive!)

How You Can Help:
✔️ Know of any relevant job openings? Please share them with me especially those with personal referrals.
✔️ Have connections in these fields? I would be grateful for an introduction.
✔️ Can’t assist directly? A like, comment, or repost can go a long way in increasing visibility.

👉 I am currently considering opportunities in the United States or remote roles only.

I am excited for what lies ahead & look forward to contributing my skills to a mission-driven organization.

Thank you all for your support. I truly appreciate it. 💙

[Efoya, MD⚕️(❖,❖) @jayy_ayofe]

Imagine the pain of toiling for 7/8 years to bag a medical degree only to be owed salary in your first level as a medical graduate?

We should be soliciting for a better pay and not begging @MDCNOfficial to do the barest minimum by paying our HOs their deserved salaries.

[Apostle Emmanuel Iren @pst_iren]

You’re not being unforgiving for ceasing to associate with someone you discovered to be a bad influence.

The biblical instruction is to flee all appearances of evil.

[MedNorms @MedNorms]

My HO!
The HO!
That HO!
Our HO!
Pay themm!!!!! @MDCNOfficial

[Sir Dickson @Wizarab10]

Why are doctors unpaid? @MDCNOfficial

This is gross wickedness and irresponsibility. Pay doctors their salary

[Afolabi Great ☢️ @afolabi_great]

#PayHouseOfficersNow @MDCNOfficial