phateamata

Environmental Scientist, Sustainable Waste Mgt. Advocate, Sus. Environment Volunteer, Baker, wife, mum of 3 eco-ambassadors, entrepreneur (@garriandponmoijebu)

[phateamata @phateamata]

@WhatsApp What happens to those that change usernames or deactivate after scamming people?

[A.Y.O @YusufAsunmogejo]

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@kunmistudios4 @ENGRxxd I think there is something in chemistry that makes it graduates wanting 2 go back 2 it despite how tough d course is. As a graduate of pure chemistry, I switched to Environmental Mgt. for my PGD to PhD, practising as an Impact Assessor, environmental chemistry dey enter my eye 😁

[phateamata @phateamata]

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[ENGR @ENGRxxd]

BSc. Industrial Chemistry
MSc. Petroleum Chemistry
MSc. Petroleum Production Engineering
PhD. Energy Process Engineering and Energy Systems (in view)
Fully funded scholarships
British Council Climate Action Grant
Founder, Beyond Borders Circle
Mother.

[phateamata @phateamata]

Born in Ogun State, my first degree was obtained in Ogun State.
Omo Ijebu -Isiwo, Omo petu ado airamasa, Omo Okorogbin olorimekun, Omo agbanla ti n fo demdem, Omo balumo orisha Oke, Omo olota agbona, Omo elele nla to fi bi oba, to fi bi Omo, to fi bi Olori laafin Oba.

[Man of Letters. @Letter_to_Jack]

Ogun State at 50 roll call.

Ọmọ Ogun, rep your state and hometown with your picture.

[phateamata @phateamata]

@Asani_Alimi @Haneefahjumoke So, I am not alone after all. Astagifirullah

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@Onsogbu The same company everywhere 😥, one lady attendant did it to my husband, and another day, a male attendant wanted to do it to me too but I no gree. NNPC filling station by Kugbo before NAF Valley estate along Abuja - Keffi Expressway.

[Dr Joe Abah, OON @DrJoeAbah]

LET’S BE SERIOUS FOR A CHANGE THIS MORNING. Not every time cruise. 😀

A lot of the time, people focus on monitoring rather than evaluation. The public sector likes monitoring because it helps determine whether funds allocated to a project were actually used for that project. Was the school or hospital built at all or did people just take the money without even clearing the site?

Monitoring visits are also very popular in the public sector because it is an avenue to earn duty tour allowances (and to be “warmly received” by those being monitored…if you know what I mean 😉.

In the private sector, people new to working with targets will tell you that the solution to all the problems in the world is KPIs (Key Performance Indicators). Once you set key performance indicators and monitor them rigorously, everything will work. They say that that is what the public sector should adopt and all its problems would go away.

However, the Nigerian public sector introduced KPIs in 1974, before many private sector consultants even knew what they were. The problem is that a private sector KPI to sell 100 crates of soft drinks or 20 insurance policies every month is not the same as a public sector KPI to deliver social protection or ensure that child adoption policies are robust.

The public sector worker has to factor in lack of funds, ethnicity, religion, geopolitical balance, politics, welfare of the children, suitability of potential parents, etc, most of which the private sector worker does not have to care about.

Anyway, beyond monitoring, we tend not to do enough evaluation both in the public and private sectors. Evaluation essentially asks whether the world has changed as a result of that intervention.

For the public sector: Yes, we monitored and saw that you indeed dug the borehole but a year later, is there water in it? Has it reduced the incidence of waterborne diseases in the area?

Because the primary purpose of going into business is to make money, the private sector tends not to care about any sort of evaluation. Yes, you met your target of selling 100 crates of ‘soft drinks’ but what is its effect on children’s teeth or on adult obesity? Nobody cares. Indeed, the more “soft drinks” you sell, the better you perform.

Even when they do Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) projects, most of the private sector behaves much like the public sector. The joy is in the announcement that the borehole has been dug. People hardly ever go back to check whether it made a blind bit of difference.

Some of the bigger philanthropies are beginning to take shape evaluation more seriously now though. The billionaire is beginning to ask whether the wealth that he has devoted to doing good is making any sort of difference. This is a good thing.

Overall, when we design projects and interventions, we should design evaluations into them. It is not enough to monitor. Beyond the big announcement, we should also evaluate whether we are really making any sort of difference in the world.

I am Ezemmuo. I know things.

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@Adamthallith @realHazeezat @ronkecarew @Remi_AFR @HassanKabirii @InsideIlorin_NG @kansolaa_obadaa @KLeeeyah @_belikebaddy ☑️

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@Ehix07 Where have you been,Ehis? Hope you're good, regards to the family.

[phateamata @phateamata]

Hey @grok, based on my tweets history state:
what is my physical age?
what is my mental age?
what is my IQ?
what is my EQ?
what is my ideal profession?
what is my worst nightmare?

[phateamata @phateamata]

@sansanmiami Thank you.
This is especially important to me.

[phateamata @phateamata]

@sansanmiami Thank you for coming up with this, especially now that Ijebu Ode LGA is growing in development. This will help to consider the safety of our people first in any construction sites under the purview of Ijebu-ode LGA.

[phateamata @phateamata]

@Jaydjudah @mrlurvy Mapoly nko? Abeg make we no loud am. The OGD buses from Mapoly and TASCE, Omo buruku NI ojo tie.

[phateamata @phateamata]

@TheSegunTomori @mrlurvy I was a refugee in Ijebuland as an Ijebu girl, I hid myself throughout d night, I trekked to Oru d next morning & was fortunate 2 b given a ride to Ijebu ode by those that came for their children, I got to my grandpa's house in Ijebu Ode, but, I was restless until I got to Lagos

[phateamata @phateamata]

@mrlurvy Please, don't bring back the memories. Omo! My eyes saw money & children that day 😅, thank God for Pako Jeans. The kind of congratulations I got when my family & neighbours saw me alive is enough for a lifetime. Ago War, eniba lomo. May the souls of those we lost rest in peace.

[phateamata @phateamata]

@TundeSmilez @Abu_Yaaseer 😁😁

[NiMet @nimetnigeria]

🌡️🌧️ Weather Outlook for April

Expect hot weather conditions across the country, with significant thermal discomfort affecting most states. The central and northern states are at higher risk of heat exhaustion & heatstroke, while the south will also experience heat stress.

🔹 🌡️ Temperature Outlook:
🔥 North: 38 – 42°C
🌤️ Central: 36 – 40°C
🌦️ South: 32 – 36°C

📌 Temperatures will be warmer than average along the coast and slightly above normal in the central and northern states.

🔹 🌧️ Rainfall Forecast:
🌊 300 – 400mm: Delta, Bayelsa, Rivers, Imo, Anambra, Cross River
🌧️ 200 – 300mm: Other southern states
☁️ 100 – 200mm: Central states
🔥 0 – 50mm: Northern states

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⚠️ Increased malaria risk in the south & parts of Kwara, Kogi, and Benue due to higher mosquito activity.
⚠️ Meningitis alert for the extreme north, with conditions favourable for outbreaks.
⚠️ Heat-related illnesses (heat exhaustion, heatstroke) are expected in central & northern regions.

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@GbadaShina @ZagazOlaMakama @GovWike @HouseNGR @NGRSenate @officialABAT The tanker drivers just refused to heed, cos after 4pm, all tankers, trailers that are moving into Nyanya -mararaba from city centre are to park & allow only smaller non heavy duty vehicles the right to the road. Some of them obey only when VIO or FRSC officials are on the road.