"In life, when you are faced with several battles at the same time, and you do not have the resources to fight them all, you focus on the one that carries the greatest consequence if you lose."

If you cannot explain something to your mum, you cannot teach your younger ones. You go explain tire 🤣🤣🤣

Somebody should do Ghilbi for this legendary photo 🤣🤣

Young me or Old me?😅

You guys dae para oo, I saw some results today and I was so happy!!! The data has been analysed and by tomorrow, the link to the exam will expire. I think by Monday or next week you guys will get interview invites. Good Luck!🍀

“Chief I got an email that my HCPC registration has been confirmed” I am happy!!!! Other time, “Chief, this ASCPi how can go about it?” Immediately, we start the journey. This path of mentorship and assistance is just what I love doing!!! Until we all win!!!!

Apply for the Medical Lab Scientists (MLS) Scholarship and Christine Aguhar Scholarship for the upcoming ICCS conference in Philadelphia! Deadline: 4/10 Link: cytometry.org/2025/awards-sc… Good Luck!!!

It has started Congratulations!!!

We don’t always win, but with consistency and belief, we will succeed.

Strive to win!! Be flexible, but persevere! Please do not give up!

Go through this link, you will see a step-by-step process of how to apply. linkedin.com/posts/misbahru…

In academics, curiosity is extremely important in laboratory studies and research. You cannot master your craft without being curious.

I thought you had a different idea. A form of curiosity, being open to accept and analyze the views of others. Another way is to understand the reasons behind everything. In research, some points may seem unclear, but being curious means digging deeper to comprehend them fully.

Working in the lab is truly one of the best experiences. However, it requires you to give your all. I can't recall the last time I tweeted. One fascinating observation I made today was seeing Staphylococcus saprophyticus on a CDA plate. Which organism has amazed you before?

You dont need to be smart. You need to be consistent. This applies to anything you want to achieve.

The first I shook the former Registrar, MLSCN, Professor Tosan Erhabor, was during my induction into the MLSCN. During this time, he presented an award of academic excellence to me. The first ever in the department. I was amazed. An award from the MLSCN😄

Have you been to an interview and your interviewer said after you introduced yourself, “Don't worry, I have read a lot about you and you will make a good addition to our program”?

I’ve come to the realization that I’ve been away from tweeting for quite a while. I hope we are winning! 😁