Emmanuel Olalekan

Prolific and experienced Statistical Data Analyst, M & E expert and Innovative Psychometrician.

[The Gospel According to the Streets! @streetchurchh]

My G no be every involvement you go dey turn up too. Some of dem fit kpai you ooo. So make sure you shine your eye well well before doing anything.

No go commit to something bcos others are doing it. E fit be say na for ur head everything go scatter.

[The Gospel According to the Streets! @streetchurchh]

If you dey go place wey you no sabi wetin you go do? Turn on google maps so dat you no go miss road.

So also in the journey of life, you need Jesus to guide you so dat you will achieve your purpose. You no fit just dey go through life blindly.

[Deepest Messages @deeepestmsgs]

Hard truths.

[MentallyAwareNigeria @MentallyAwareNG]

Growth doesn't have to be rushed to be meaningful. Every small step, lesson, and moment of progress contributes to the person you're becoming. 
📸: @hollymurray_doodles
#Slowdown
#mentalwellness
#MANIcares

[Emrullah @emrullahai]

AKADEMİSYENLER VE DOKTORA ÖĞRENCİLERİNİN HEP KULLANDIĞI AMA HERKES BİLSİN İSTEMEDİĞİ SİTELER.

Bunu kaydedin mutlaka. Akademik anlamda sürekli ödeme yapmanıza gerek yok. Aşağıdaki siteler size fazlasıyla yetecek.

1. https://t.co/AiiUAUM75I
Dünyanın en büyük açık kütüphanesi. Profesörünüzün atadığı neredeyse her ders kitabı burada ücretsiz olarak mevcut.

2. https://t.co/lxrqkX8FtH
Akademik makaleler için arama motoru. En etkili araştırmaları bulmak için atıflara göre sıralayın.

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Akademik tez ve makale üretim motoru. Sıfır halüsinasyonla bölüm yazımı.

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Allen Enstitüsü tarafından geliştirilen yapay zeka destekli makale arama. Her atıfı bağlamında vurgular.

5. https://t.co/1pUSgSdS6D
Bir makaleyi girin, her ilgili çalışmayı bir grafik olarak haritalanmış görün. Uzmanların gerçekten birlikte okuduğu şeyleri ortaya çıkarır.

6. https://t.co/tHPqEh4Jfa
Bir yapay zeka araştırma asistanı. Herhangi bir soruyu sorun ve ana bulgularla birlikte yapılandırılmış makale tabloları alın.

7. https://t.co/iQBF4OKvAL
Binlerce makalenin sonuçlarını tek bir cevapta birleştirir. Kiraz seçmeyi önler.

8. https://t.co/FGPnpvrhZy
Makalelerin Spotify'si. Zaten okuduklarınıza dayanarak yeni araştırmalar önerir.

9. https://t.co/Hvs7besTv6
Atıf zincirlerini görselleştirir. Bir fikrin on yıllar süren araştırmalarda nasıl yayıldığını gösterir.

10. https://t.co/Pl3X0YIvIg
Hangi makalelerin herhangi bir iddiayı desteklediğini, çürüttüğünü veya bahsettiğini söyler. Saatlerce gerçeklik kontrolü yapmaktan tasarruf sağlar.

11. https://t.co/r7BhsKSHp7
200 milyon açık erişimli makale tek bir aranabilir indekste. Dünyanın en büyük ücretsiz akademik arşivi.

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

Your current situation doesn’t have to be your last.

[MentallyAwareNigeria @MentallyAwareNG]

You are allowed to not have everything figured out yet.

[Awa K. Penn @TawohAwa]

Claude Opus 4.8→ Best for everything
ChatGPT 5.5→ Best for memory and images
Gemini 3.5 Flash → Best for research
Perplexity → Best for instant answers
Seedance 2.5→ Best for cinematic AI video
Kling → Best for motion control
Heygen → Best for Cloning
Zapier → Best for simple automations
Syllaby → Best for Faceless videos
Deepseek → Best Free LLM
Supenli → Best for content creation
Copilot → Best for enterprise apps & writing
Grok → Best for news, research & logic

Stop using one tool for many tasks😎

[Ezekiel @ezekiel_aleke]

EXCEL 101

Step 1 - Master Basic Formulas

Step 2 - Data Visualization

Step 3 - Pivot Tables and Analysis

Step 4 - Advanced Functions

Step 5 - Power Query and Power Pivot

Step 6 - Collaboration and Sharing

Step 7 - Excel Tips and Tricks

[Isaac sogo @Isaacsogo]

I had always wanted to study Pharmacy for my undergraduate degree, preferably at the University of Ibadan (UI). Life, however, took a different turn, and I ended up studying Pure and Applied Biology with a major in Microbiology.

During my undergraduate years, I discovered that Pharmaceutical Microbiology was available at the MSc level. That gave me hope. I thought, at least I can still find my way into Pharmacy through graduate studies.

Fast forward to the time I was about to purchase the UI MSc form. I spoke with one of my academic mentors, and his advice was straightforward: Don't attempt it.

He explained that the system was so rigid that even if I completed a master's degree in Pharmaceutical Microbiology, many in the pharmaceutical sciences would still judge me based on the fact that my first degree was not in Pharmacy.

Instead, he advised me to pursue Medical Microbiology and Parasitology, arguing that it would provide broader career opportunities. I trusted his judgment, and today, many years later, I remain grateful for that counsel.

Yet, I still believe our institutions need to embrace the flexibility that knowledge demands.

People's interests evolve. Career paths change. A student's undergraduate degree should not become a permanent barrier to exploring a different field.

If someone wishes to transition into another discipline, institutions can simply require foundational courses to bridge the knowledge gap.

At the graduate level especially, research ability, critical thinking, and scholarly output matter far more than the title of one's first degree.

Interestingly, after completing my MSc, my next admission was into Pharmaceutical Sciences. The admission committee did not dismiss my application because my undergraduate degree was different. Instead, they simply checked whether I had the necessary prerequisites.

One of the courses they requested proof of was Differential Calculus. I confirmed that I had taken it during my first year as an undergraduate, but I needed evidence. I contacted one of my mentors, who went to the Mathematics Department, obtained the curriculum, and sent it to me. I forwarded it to the school, and that was it. For the pharmaceutical courses I had never taken, they simply listed them as prerequisite courses.

This is an evolving century. People move across disciplines all the time, bringing fresh perspectives that often drive innovation. Preventing capable people from changing direction simply because of what they studied years earlier is an outdated way of thinking.

Unfortunately, this rigid mindset still exists in many of our institutions. It fuels unnecessary gatekeeping and unhealthy rivalry instead of encouraging collaboration and interdisciplinary growth.

I sincerely hope the day comes when our educational system values competence, curiosity, and the willingness to learn above rigid academic labels. When that happens, our institutions and the people they produce will be much stronger for it.

[Zunaira Ai @ZunairaAi]

STOP STARTING YOUR EMAILS WITH:

“I HOPE YOU’RE DOING WELL.”

IT’S CORRECT. IT’S POLITE. AND IT’S ALSO ONE OF THE MOST FORGETTABLE OPENINGS THERE IS.

IF YOU WANT SOMEONE TO REPLY, DON’T START LIKE EVERYONE ELSE.

START WITH INTENTION.

HERE ARE 10 ALTERNATIVES: 👇

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

I’m in love with this sentence:

“Your future is shaped by the habits you repeat, not the goals you set.”

[The Gospel According to the Streets! @streetchurchh]

My G, I won make u take out time to reminisce about life & e go help you have some perspective. This hustle mood wey u dey do 24/7, u no go take anything with u when leaving oo.

So work but also enjoy urself. Make next of kin no finish wetin u use 50 years work for in 1 year.

[Emmanuel Olalekan @emmysplends]

@folanski Happy birthday Egbon