Radiography students don’t struggle because they’re not smart. They struggle mostly because: • Things aren’t explained practically • Guidance is limited • Sometimes they’re left to figure things out alone. We can do better.

How many of us are still finding it confusing which modality to specialise in. Or is it just me?

I joined X this time four years ago #MyXAnniversary

Radiographers, what’s one thing you wish you knew earlier? Let’s help the next set of students.

Most healthcare students don’t need more lectures. They need: • Better guidance • Real mentorship • Practical teaching That’s what makes the difference.

Equipment will fail. Patients will be difficult. You’ll feel unsure sometimes. That’s part of becoming a good radiographer.

Let’s build a real healthcare community on here Not just followers But people who: • Learn • Share • Support Drop your field 👇

If I could relearn radiography from scratch, I would: • Focus less on cramming • Ask more questions • Practice interpretation early • Learn beyond the classroom

One thing nobody tells you about clinical postings: Confidence matters more than perfection. You learn faster when you stop being afraid to try.

We celebrate results too much. But the real story is in: ▪️The failed attempts ▪️The quiet learning ▪️The days you almost gave up That’s where growth actually happens.

Everyone wants consistency Until it becomes boring. Growth is not always exciting. Sometimes it’s just showing up when you don’t feel like it.

You don’t lack discipline. You’re probably just: ▪️overwhelmed ▪️unclear ▪️or doing too much at once Be honest with yourself.

Nobody talks about how exhausting it is to stand for hours in the radiography room. Not even the scans,just waiting, adjusting, calming patients. Healthcare is not just skill, it’s stamina.

I flew to Abuja last week Friday for a music conference, it was indeed worthwhile and I enjoyed it 😊