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The rule of law is the most important intangible asset of development ~ Peter Obi @PeterObi
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Ijeoma Ekenechukwu (Ph.D) retweeted
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Wowww.. This is really awesome mà.
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This is the right order to arrange your academic qualifications. You start from the highest and recent to the lowest and former.
PhD Computational Spatial Information Science Msc Survey Engineering and Geoinformatics Masters in GIS Msc Hydrology and Water Resources Management Bsc Geography and Planning Ford Foundation Fellow DAAD Fellow Dorothy Hodgkins Award Fellow Nigerian PTDF Scholar UKDS Data Impact Fellow President, International Ford Foundation Alumni Founder - Dibịa Ijeoma Botanics Founder - Alaigbo Seedbank Project #AcademicAndEnterpreneur
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Ijeoma Ekenechukwu (Ph.D) retweeted
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Congratulations Prof 🥳
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Ijeoma Ekenechukwu (Ph.D) retweeted
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Wowwwww !! 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
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🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
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Ijeoma Ekenechukwu (Ph.D) retweeted
Allahuma Barīk Dr
PhD Computational Spatial Information Science Msc Survey Engineering and Geoinformatics Masters in GIS Msc Hydrology and Water Resources Management Bsc Geography and Planning Ford Foundation Fellow DAAD Fellow Dorothy Hodgkins Award Fellow Nigerian PTDF Scholar UKDS Data Impact Fellow President, International Ford Foundation Alumni Founder - Dibịa Ijeoma Botanics Founder - Alaigbo Seedbank Project #AcademicAndEnterpreneur
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Ijeoma Ekenechukwu (Ph.D) retweeted
What????? This is really sexy 🤭
PhD Computational Spatial Information Science Msc Survey Engineering and Geoinformatics Masters in GIS Msc Hydrology and Water Resources Management Bsc Geography and Planning Ford Foundation Fellow DAAD Fellow Dorothy Hodgkins Award Fellow Nigerian PTDF Scholar UKDS Data Impact Fellow President, International Ford Foundation Alumni Founder - Dibịa Ijeoma Botanics Founder - Alaigbo Seedbank Project #AcademicAndEnterpreneur
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Ijeoma Ekenechukwu (Ph.D) retweeted
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Oh my!!!! 🥳🥳🥳
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Ijeoma Ekenechukwu (Ph.D) retweeted
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I love Una ooo But when Una even start dey study?? Omo
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PhD Computational Spatial Information Science Msc Survey Engineering and Geoinformatics Masters in GIS Msc Hydrology and Water Resources Management Bsc Geography and Planning Ford Foundation Fellow DAAD Fellow Dorothy Hodgkins Award Fellow Nigerian PTDF Scholar UKDS Data Impact Fellow President, International Ford Foundation Alumni Founder - Dibịa Ijeoma Botanics Founder - Alaigbo Seedbank Project #AcademicAndEnterpreneur
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Ijeoma Ekenechukwu (Ph.D) retweeted
Did anyone else read dictionaries and encyclopedias for fun as a kid or am I just weird?
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Peter Obi maths: Host 10 dignitaries = Spend 10million Visit 10 dignitaries = Spend Transport fare. You guys are just not listening
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Ijeoma Ekenechukwu (Ph.D) retweeted
I pity the Kogi kids who were kidnapped recently. The APC media ensured they are not being talked about.
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Guys please, if you can support @D_goodybag financially or with materials for her PVC drive, please do. People like her who are putting in incredible work need to be supported
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Ijeoma Ekenechukwu (Ph.D) retweeted
Dickson, Obi, Kwankwaso have a historic opportunity not because they are special but because providence may have decided to grease the machine of Nigeria’s democracy through their partnership. They have a duty to posterity to keep their eyes on the ball. This is how men are made
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BSc. Agricultural Biotechnology M.S Biology Certificate-Biotechnology Outstanding Graduate Student in Lab Sciences (Biology) PhD Biomedical Sciences (in progress)😜
Hi women, can you post pictures or talk about your academic achievements? I need some motivation this month. If you see this tweet, share it so women can see it.
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Ijeoma Ekenechukwu (Ph.D) retweeted
A few days ago, I asked women to share their academic achievements. The response was incredible. Now, we're bringing some of those women together to share the stories behind the certificates, the challenges, sacrifices, and lessons that shaped their journeys.
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Ijeoma Ekenechukwu (Ph.D) retweeted
a decade of excellence!!!
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The more I try to be quiet about this, the more I realize people need to know what we are not talking about. A church revival was attacked. A pastor was killed. Families were torn apart in minutes. Among those taken were three siblings. Their mother, who had initially escaped by running away went back because her children were among those being taken. A church member rushed to help the pastor after the attack. He had an accident on the way too and by the time he regained consciousness, he was told his wife and 3 children had been abducted. The man lost his leg! Now, more than 40 days later, families are still waiting for answers.
Ekiti is dealing with serious security concerns that deserve more attention but you will never see the residents talk about it. People were kidnapped in Eda Oniyo in Ilejemeje LGA more than a month ago, and things have not been normal since then, students go to school and close at the slightest rumor of bandit, nearby or faraway. Hospitals close by 6pm and they specifically told someone that needed a surgery that they’ll have to leave her and the security man will be the only one with her in the hospital. These are the kinds of stories that should remain in the public conversation until there are answers and lasting solutions. But no! They will not talk!
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To all the women out there, getting up everyday and putting one leg forward, we see you!
Just a reminder to women: Whether you have a PhD, a bachelor's degree, a diploma, a certificate, or no formal degree at all, your dreams are still valid. Keep learning, keep building and keep showing up. The world needs what you have to offer.
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