On 25th April, 2026, I completed my PhD in Science Education.
Thanks to my late supervisor Prof. M.K. Amedeker and Victor Antwi, the Dean, HODs, and faculty members.
Deep thanks to my husband, family, friends and Monsignor Essilfie for their support.
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Supporting a child or young person’s mental health as suggested by the NHS, see tips below 👇
1. Be there to listen
2. Support them through difficulties
3. Stay involved in their life
4. Encourage their interests
5. Take what they say seriously
6. Build positive routines
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I am beyond words! Today, I was awarded University of Nottingham's prestigious Andrew Hendry Scholarship Endowed Award 2023, usually for outstanding postgraduate students for research excellence & contributions to the research community. @commschols @FCDOGovUK @commonwealthsec
Love @Camfed's latest on girls' education strengthening & healing communities in sub-Saharan Africa! Meet the bold women who are blazing a trail in science & healthcare ⬇️. And RT to show your support for #WomenInScience! camfed.org/sisters-in-scienc…
Thanks to CSC and Lifegate outreach team for the wonderful life long learnings.
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I finally met a man who does not panic or get uncomfortable while I’m on his phone😊
I met a man who freely told me his passwords.
These simple factors amongst other things boosted him to be numero uno in my life❤️
Nigerian men are progressing. – at Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria
Equity and equality in Education is a right for the girls child without geometric banderies
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