Physiotherapy isn’t just about physical health. 🩵
Through movement, exercise, and relaxation, physiotherapy can support mental well-being by reducing stress, improving mood, and promoting overall wellness.
A healthier body can support a healthier mind.
#PTAndMentalHealth
Being a while I said it but here it goes
No medical professional deserves a salary of less than a million naira a month.
Not a house officer.
Not a nurse intern.
Not a pharmacist or medlab intern.
Not a physiotherapist intern.
Not even a paramedic.
This thing we are earning in Nigeria is a disgrace.
Another question 🤔
For the PTs who have researched or actually Japa’d:
What are the main things you look out for when choosing a country to Japa to as a Physiotherapist? 🌍
I really want to hear from people who've actually gone through it. 👀
Got inducted into the Physiotherapy profession today.
RE-INTRODUCING:
PT. ABEGUNDE O.O
rMRTB, https://t.co/YpIUsEcQBE DISTINCTION (FIRST CLASS HONOURS)
#TheLaureates
Yesterday, 71 freshly minted Physiotherapists of Bowen University, The Laureates class of 2026, were formally inducted into the physiotherapy profession by the Registrar/CEO of the Medical Rehabilitation Therapists (Registration) Board of Nigeria (MRTB) at our 7th Physiotherapy Induction Ceremony.
The Laureates is a name befitting a set whose journey has been marked by perseverance, learning, sacrifice and the pursuit of excellence. Today, they step forward, ready to help people overcome physical limitations and reclaim possibilities.
And among these outstanding 71 graduates, three distinguished themselves:
🥉 CHIZHI OHAHURU (Third Best Graduating Physiotherapist)
🥈 FAVOUR AYORINDE (Second Best Graduating Physiotherapist)
🏆 CHINMA OKORO (Best Graduating Physiotherapist)
Congratulations to The Laureates.
BUT OUR CELEBRATION CARRIES A MOMENT OF REMEMBRANCE🕊️
Among those who should have stood with The Laureates yesterday was Demilade, who we sadly lost in November 2025.
Though absent from the ceremony, he is not forgotten. His place in the story of this set remains, and his memory will always be part of the journey they shared.
To The Laureates, as you go forth into the world, carry the torch for Demilade. Let his memory live on in the lives you touch, the patients you help to walk again, the hope you restore, the dignity you protect and the compassion you show to those entrusted to your care.
Let every life you help transform become a part of the legacy you carry for him.
Congratulations once again. Your story has only just begun🫂🫂🎊🎊🎊