The new Oxford Handbook of Clinical Medicine (11th Ed) officially recognizes Dr. Ameyo Stella Adadevoh. 🇳🇬
She is the hero who stood her ground against Ebola to save a nation of 200 million.
Seeing her name in these pages is a win for every Nigerian health worker.
The best decision I’ve made in my life remains giving my life to Jesus. Through both good and bad I’ve maintained that testimony, and by Gods grace I will maintain it no matter what else comes my way.
Happy to go through it all with Him.
For in God, there is no failure—
I matched neurosurgery at Cedars Sinai!!! This wouldn’t be possible without my incredible mentors, family and friends. I’m so grateful 💕🧠
#Match2026
Dr Aaron Agbo continues to use his public platform to spread malicious lies. This is reckless, dishonest, and deliberately misleading. Twisting a simple welfare issue into baseless accusations against medical students is unacceptable.
Let’s point out the fact that by saying these things he’s questioning the integrity of our doctors and professors that passed through the same system.
He is saying they are the ones that started the immorality.
A system that was created to foster communal living and security
THREAD: On 24th February, following a peaceful protest by students of the Faculty of Medical and Dental Sciences representatives of the students met with the Vice Chancellor of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka to discuss longstanding grievances affecting our welfare and training
We say no to 7th year school fees ,accommodation problems and extortion from us students!!!
Things must be done the right way!!
#unth#doctors#unn#wesayno
Medical and dental students in UNEC hit the streets in protest after they were been forced to pay school fees for an extra session due to previous ASUU strike which wasn’t their fault and failure to pay means they are denied hostel access
Alright, why are they asking for 7year fees in a 6 year course???
Apparently, Medical Training in UNN is a 6year program.
The current final years got admitted into the school in 2019 and are expected to graduate in 2025 but The Covid-19 in 2019 and the ASUU strike in 2021....
In case you don’t understand what is going on, Medical students at University of Nigeria, nsukka are currently protesting a serious issue regarding school fees and hostel access.
This session (2025–2026), the university introduced a more than 50% school fees increase.
These same perpetrators are the ones who enjoyed free/subsidised meals at refectory halls back then when they were in University and enjoyed standard education. Now, they are the same people grinding the system to a halt. It is really a pity and we say NO to this injustice.
🧵 THREAD: Medical students in UNN have been going through a series of financial and administrative injustices, and the public needs to know what is happening.
60k scam developmental levy.
100% hike in tuition.
150% hike in hostel fees.
60k for said hostel fees-gone.
7th year school fees for a 6-year course.
Enough is enough!!!!!
#justiceforunnmedicalstudents