Researcher | Librarian | Lecturer

Nigeria
Joined September 2010
After attending the @R4LPartnership 2026 GPM in Geneva last month as the User Rep for Group B countries, I understood and appreciated better the immense efforts that go into making the programme work. Indeed, @R4LPartnership is a lifeline for research in the Global South.
From access to participation: the next frontier of knowledge equity. Researchers, librarians & funders on moving the Global South from reading research to shaping it. Watch 👉 ow.ly/3YgE50Zog9k #R4L25 #ResearchEquity
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We're celebrating nearly 25 years of Research4Life! Wherever you are, we'd love you to join us. Share your favourite Research4Life memory, photo or message using #R4L25. Your post could appear on screen during our Global Partners Meeting in Geneva on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Access was step one, but participation is next. Join our first Knowledge Equity Roundtable on 15 July – publishers, funders, researchers & Country Connectors exploring the structural barriers that still remain. Register: ow.ly/H82B50ZkAO5 #GlobalResearch #ResearchAccess
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Today, through the Nigeria AI Scaling Hub (NAISH), we announced Nigeria's national shared compute infrastructure hosted by @Galaxybackbone and backed by the @gatesfoundation. Access to compute has become one of the defining constraints to AI innovation globally, so by creating shared national infrastructure, we can significantly reduce the barriers facing researchers, startups and public institutions, enabling them to build world-class AI solutions here in Nigeria. The Nigeria AI Scaling Hub (NAISH) is a national platform established to accelerate the adoption and scaling of Artificial Intelligence across Nigeria by connecting innovators, researchers, startups, government, academia and development partners. It provides the infrastructure, partnerships and support needed to move proven AI solutions from pilot to large-scale deployment, while expanding access to critical resources such as shared compute, strengthening collaboration across the ecosystem, and enabling AI innovation to address national priorities and compete globally. The launch of the Hub also marks the commencement of the Scaling AI for Development (SAID) Challenge, a practical initiative that will connect government institutions with Nigerian AI startups to solve real public sector challenges. My sincere appreciation to the @gatesfoundation, @LBSNigeria, @Galaxybackbone and every partner helping to build an AI ecosystem that is open, inclusive and capable of delivering meaningful impact for Nigerians. Applications for the Scaling AI for Development (SAID) Challenge are now open. If you are building proven AI solutions that can improve public service delivery, I encourage you to apply at naish.lbs.edu.ng. #NigerianExcellence
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From developing protocols to publishing research, access to evidence underpins infection prevention work. David Odada reflects on how this shapes both research and clinical practice. Explore his #R4L25 story: ➡️ ow.ly/T2EK50YE0X9
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GeoAI is creating new ways to address climate change, public health, and disaster preparedness, yet many researchers still face barriers to participation. A new Research4Life article explores the inequalities shaping the future of GeoAI. Read it here: ow.ly/XMe950YW60K
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When Research4Life launched 25 years ago, fewer than 2 million scholarly articles were published annually worldwide. Today: 5 million+. For #R4L25, Thea Sherer from @SpringerNature reflects on what that shift means for inclusive scholarship. Read more: ow.ly/UJRB50YW2A6
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AI is transforming research, but how do we ensure it supports integrity & equity? Join our webinar on Responsible AI in Scholarly Communication to explore risks, opportunities & ethical use. 📅 30 April | ⏰ 16:00 SAST/CET Register now: research4life.org/other/intr…
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Pay the price; pick the prize.
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Go. Explore. Do it. You'd make mistakes. Mistakes would make you.
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Some of my work…
One day we’ll sit down and really talk about you people that “do tech” but never show a single thing you’ve actually done. No projects. No proof. Just vibes and tweets.
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Hi, I’m Abdul-Qudus Rufai. I build software that actually ships, real users, real problems. No demo apps or tutorials.... I’m a Mobile & Web Engineer specialized in React Native and the JS ecosystem I’ve been building quietly for years. Now, I’m trying to build in public My experience spans across high-impact fields where precision and reliability are everything: Fintech, Healthtech, GovTech and Enterprise I’m currently learning #golang to expand my backend capabilities. You can find more about me here abdul-qudus-rufai.vercel.app
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I gave some time to peer review requests last week. From conference papers to journal manuscripts, I continue to see how important it is to continue training our people on #academicwriting & scholarly publishing. A few unordered thoughts: -your paper should focus on a single...
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...text. Just highlight what you think is noteworthy in the text -You don't always have to present demographic data if it adds no value to the narrative -Your discussion is not just about literature that corroborate or contrast your finding. It's a section for genuine...
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.../rigorous interpretation of what your result is saying with support from literature -Your conclusion must be based on your findings. Nothing extraneous needed -Research requires time, efforts, and learning; don't try to skip any of them
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In academia, you've got to accept that you will be rejected. Got a rejection letter? Repackage that paper using the feedback you got and launch again. It's not how low you fall that matters, but how high you bounce back. #ScholComm
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The University of Medical Sciences (UNIMED), Ondo wishes to alert the general public that we are not in any way affiliated with fraudulent application portals, unauthorized forms, or unofficial agents falsely claiming to represent the university—particularly on social media. ⬇️
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I had an engaging week as I presented our research to professional colleagues at the @MedLibAssn's 2025 in Pittsburgh. Many thanks to the @TETFundNg for the sponsorship to attend and learn immensely at the prestigious #MLANET25 conference.
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