Congratulations, bro!!! Keep soaring higher!

2) The Walls of Benin (800-1400AD) in present day Edo State, are the longest ancient earthworks in the world, and probably the largest man-made structure on earth. They enclose 6500 square kilometers of community lands that connected about 500 communities.

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JUSTPUBLISHED: Our The Bulletin of the World Health Organization editorial explores how climate change fuels conflict & displacement in the Sahel. We need transformative planetary health solutions that address both climate adaptation & conflict prevention. 🔗:pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40207246/ #ClimateAction

JUSTPUBLISHED: How climate change is driving conflict and displacement across West Africa's Sahel. With temperatures rising 1.5x faster than global averages, 8M+ people are now displaced as resource competition intensifies ethnic tensions. doi.org/10.1016/j.jocl…

🚨 Call for Abstracts: NISA 2025 Conference 🚨 Are you working on bold, evidence-based solutions to improve health systems in Africa? Here’s your chance to showcase your work at the 10th Nigeria Implementation Science Alliance (NISA) Conference!

Nigerian researcher Oluwatobi “Tobi” Oyinlola has created the smallest GPS tracking device (prototype) 🇳🇬 gwr.co/SmallestGPSTra…

The #Sahel faces an escalating crisis at the intersection of #climatechange, #conflict & #displacement. Ejemai Eboreime MD, PhD ✪ et al. call for planetary #health approaches, climate-smart policies & urban integration to build resilience for the most vulnerable. 🌏bit.ly/3FO3fIZ

Planetary health approaches can mitigate the escalating #SahelCrisis Dalhousie University

Honoured to receive the 2025 Dean's Research Excellence Award for the Established Researcher category from the Dal Computer Science It feels special to be recognized by my colleagues Special thanks to those who nominated me and supported the application. Special shout-out to @Robert Beiko!

Obianuju Anthonia Ibeanu is the first Nigerian woman to give birth to nonuplets—that is, nine babies at once (three boys and six girls). The babies were born on March 23, 2023. Although delivered in Nigeria, the babies have since been relocated to Douala, Cameroon, where their

Honoured to receive the Dalhousie President’s Research Excellence Award – Emerging Investigator 🎉 Grateful for the support of colleagues, mentors & collaborators. Excited to keep pushing the frontiers of global mental health! 🌍🧠 #ResearchExcellence #GlobalMentalHealth

Dr Ejemai Eboreime MD, PhD ✪ is one of the emerging researchers who, in less than one decade, demonstrated scientific production beyond a scholarly expectation Congratulations on receiving this well deserved award

Congratulations 🎊 Elsie jermimah....your doggedness paid off. Greater height and glory ahead!!!

Ganesh Prabhu MrBanks💰 Yes, it's true. Accounts from 15th-17th century European explorers, like Portuguese captain Lourenco Pinto and Dutch writer Olfert Dapper, describe Benin City's palm oil-fueled metal lamps illuminating streets, especially near the palace—centuries before London's first public oil

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This year's #WorldMentalHealthDay highlights the critical importance of mental health within humanitarian emergencies. Our editorial in the Bulletin of the WHO contributes to global efforts in supporting individuals affected by humanitarian crises. lnkd.in/eazs8EzA