Which level of mouth odor is your own? Please send this video to anyone you think is on this list too.

Hey guys, so due to popular demand, I present to you (drumroll… 🥁🥁) the bible verse bits (DARK EDITION). For everyone who mentioned it, please know that I saw it and took note even though I did not respond 🫶✨ These are the first 40. I’ll update over time 🙏

Today is #INWED24! Our Warwick University Satellite Engineering Team (WUSAT) has a proud history of being one of the most diverse and inclusive student teams in our School over many years of operational success. #enhancedbyengineering @inwed1919

On this International Day of Women in Engineering, I am delighted to have been highly commended as one of the 100 finalists for the WE50 “Top 50 Women in Engineering 2024: Enhanced by Engineering." #INWED24 #EnhancedByEngineering Warwick Engineering University of Warwick Women's Eng. Society

I am proud of these ladies. Always giving their best. Thanks for your service. #EnhancedbyEngineering

Many congratulations to Dr Modupe Jimoh and Dr Manuela Trejo who were both announced as highly commended finalists in the 'WE50 Top 50 Women in Engineering 2024: Enhanced by Engineering' awards Read more: wes.org.uk/we50-awards/we… #enhancedbyengineering #inwed24 #womeninengineering

One of the highlights of my year has been the dissemination of the results from our UKERC project on the links between cooking energy and wellbeing of women, CO in the blood and cognitive development of children. Learn more via the blog. Thanks UKERC team the great support.

We celebrated two decades UKERC and energy research excellence with a special event in London in April. Watch the videos of the event here. lght.ly/f6kddj3

The Energy and Well-being Symposium that took place this March in Enugu, Nigeria, tackled how #energy affects our health and happiness. Experts stressed the need for clean energy and highlighted Africa’s renewable potential Dr. Modupe Jimoh and Eleanya Nduka. lght.ly/kcom6g

Please Nigerians, help us. Victor, the first son of the #Gimbas has been killed by the kidnappers. Please help us raise awareness so the govt. and security agencies can sit up and act. His dad has gone to identify the body of his son in the morgue. He would've been 15 in October

Say their names! Jeremy, Nathan and Ibrahim. Still with the kidnappers. Please let's sustain the pressure. B4 this, Musa was communicating with the kidnappers BY HIMSELF! Where else on earth does this happen. Your tags, shares and reposts changed this.🙏🏾 #savethegimbas #ripvictor

According to Dr. Modupe Jimoh and Eleanya Nduka the recent ‘Energy and Well-being Symposium’ in #Nigeria highlighted the need for cleaner cooking fuels to reduce indoor air pollution. lght.ly/ikko50

Are you looking for a new challenge? Our newsletter includes #job #opportunities from Students Organising for Sustainability🌍 Aston University and Possible lght.ly/n3cpnea

Here is how to protect yourself from monkey pox. Don’t forget to share this video with others.

NaNa🌼✨ This part If the stars were made to worship so will I If the mountains bow in reverence so will I If the oceans roar Your greatness so will I For if everything exists to lift You high so will I If the wind goes where You send it so will I If the rocks cry out in silence so will

In this week’s Newsletter: UKERC Funding Renewed Cooking Energy, Health, and Happiness of Women in Nigeria Eleanya Nduka Dr. Modupe Jimoh UKERC Director Prof Robert Gross to join the 2030 Clean Power Mission Plus jobs, funding and events 💷🍽️🇬🇧⚡️ bit.ly/409ShW0

This new study from Eleanya Nduka and Dr. Modupe Jimoh study utilises novel data to investigate the impact of cooking energy sources and indoor air pollution on the happiness, life satisfaction, physical, and mental health of women in Nigeria. lght.ly/5o4me4c

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Glaciers are melting faster than ever. As the planet gets hotter due to climate change, our frozen world is shrinking, making the water cycle more unpredictable and extreme. #WorldWaterDay buff.ly/4atdi0W

This World Water Day is a gentle reminder that we all have a part to play in sustainable water resources management. The theme for this year is a call to "Save our Glaciers". The rate of snowmelt affects the volume of water in rivers; it may also lead to floods or droughts.