My parents were married for 33 years.
Not once did I hear the word “divorce” mentioned in our home.
Not during arguments, financial pressure, or difficult seasons. Never.
Before my wedding, my father took me aside and shared a few words that have stayed with me ever since….
I never believed when people said “Nigeria will eventually happen to you”… until now.
I passed my Nursing Council exams in May 2025, but my name was mistakenly written as “Ibrahima” instead of Ibrahim on the portal.
Since then, I have paid for correction of name and followed up for months through my school, and our school focal person has contacted the council ICT team multiple times yet, the issue is still unresolved.
Now with the new NMCN portal, the problem has even worsened:
- My portal shows I did Public Health Nursing (which I didn’t).
- My exam number was altered.
- My name is still incorrect.
Because of this, I cannot obtain my practicing license, and I was fired from my workplace. I have lost several job opportunities after attending interviews with NGOs like Action Against Hunger, Médecins Sans Frontières (@MSF), and the International Rescue Committee(@RESCUEorg)
I also plan to further my education, but this license issue has completely fcked up my progress.
Please retweet and comment until this reaches the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria so this issue can finally be resolved. 🙏
A simple correction of my name is all I have been asking for since May 2025
I know campaigns are not built off a single photograph. Strategy, context, partnerships, and long-term planning matter. But sometimes, one image is enough to spark an idea.
I couldn’t help but imagine what it would look like if @CAF_Online used this picture to drive a Clothing and Shelter Drive for millions of homeless African children.
The main copy almost writes itself:
“The rain doesn’t choose who it falls on.
But we can choose who we protect.
Across Africa, children sleep exposed to rain, cold, and fear.
Help us put a roof over a child’s head
and warmth on their back.”
This is why I believe in Sports for Change and Storytelling for Change.
Because beyond medals, rankings, and results, sport still has the power to remind us who we are and who we should be protecting.
If anything we do doesn’t, in some way, help change the world, then we may be missing the bigger picture.
I remain interested in conversations and opportunities around sports marketing, communications, and purpose-driven campaigns where storytelling can create real impact.
Sometimes, impact begins with simply paying attention.
Thank you for capturing this moment @PoojaMedia
It will cost $0.00 to retweet this edifice 💯
Flw @Archenrycj
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