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Even since they made parking very expensive at the airport, I have adjusted to trekking out of the airport to catch an Uber.
If you are in MM1, trek to the fuel station, which is about a 5 minutes walk.
If you are in MM2, trek to the bus stop outside the gate. That one is a 2 minute walk.
Like Chinua Achebe advised:
When the hunter learns to shoot without missing, the bird learns to fly without perching.
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I spoke with @AMAdewole at #ISMRM26 about how #AI can help expand access to MRI in low-resource settings. He also shared insights from projects he is leading toward global health. @ISMRM #radiology #health auntminnie.com/resources/con…
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'Change Agents for Theragnostics in Africa'
Our convened leaders, committed to addressing foundational challenges of theragnostics, shared insights on actionable steps, identifying systemic barriers in Africa, and mapped pathways toward Africa-led solutions.
#HAICon2026 – at Ikeja, Nigeria
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Unfolding at #HAICon2026! 💥
Panelists explore how collaborative AI can advance cancer research while ensuring patient data remains secure and protected across institutions.
#DataPrivacy #Oncology – at Ikeja, Nigeria
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HAICon'26 is live! 🔥
Dr. Kiran Pandey, Executive Director Health AI for AII Network (HAInet) welcomes everyone to the 2nd HAICon meeting!
#ArtificialIntelligence
#HealthAI
#HAICon26 – at Ikeja, Nigeria
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3 DAYS TO #HAICon2026!
Today, we unveil our 2nd Keynote Speaker: Dr. Sola Adeleke @sola_sesola2003
📅 Feb 23–24, 2026 | 📍 Lagos
✅ Register via the QR code on the flyer.
#HealthAI #AIinHealthcare
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⏳ 4 DAYS TO #HAICon2026! 🕺💃
We’re excited to unveil our Keynote Speaker, Dr Masha Maharaj.🔥
✅ Register via the QR code on the flyer.
See you on February 23–24, 2026, in Lagos!
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In honour of world cancer day 2026, St.Cyril Cancer Treatment Foundation and Oak Cancer Specialist Hospitals was proud to join the Walk Against Cancer organized by @call_off_cancer
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We’re pleased to share that our Executive Director, @AMAdewole, is the Keynote Speaker at the upcoming NICORIO webinar: “AI for Oncological Imaging in Resource-Constrained Settings.”
🗓 Feb 13, 2026 | 🕓 4:45 PM WAT
Zoom 🔗 us06web.zoom.us/j/8177493466…
🆔 817 7493 4668 | 🔐 106160
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Christmas don land, but make we no turn "Detty December" to hospital admission! 🏥😩
Tag anyone that needs to see this in the comments! 👇🏾
#AdaWeySabi #DettyDecember #Christmas #ChristmasInLagos #FoodSafety #DrinkResponsibly #NaijaChristmas #HealthIsWealth #SafeChristmas
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Cervical cancer dey act like quiet tenant 🤫🏠, no noise 😶, no early sign 🚫⚠️. Na why screening matter 🩺🧪✅. No be curse , na small check wey fit save life 🙏🏾💖. #cervicalhealth #cervicalcancerawareness
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Today 25 January 2026, I assumed command of Navy Reserve Center, Springfield, Oregon. NRC SPRINGFIELD ARRIVING!!! To God be the glory!
Truly Impressive. Investing in education is a worthwhile investment. He may not see the direct translation during his tenure but it pays off eventually in the grand scheme of things.
Over the weekend, I was reflecting on the Human Capital revolution going on in Kaduna State.
Recently, His Excellency, Governor Uba Sani (@ubasanius) allocated 25% of the N985.9 billion budget of the State to the Education Sector - the largest share of the budget.
He noted that the budget ‘’reflects our resolve to consolidate the gains we have made while laying even stronger foundations for sustainable growth.”
He also noted that ‘’we have allocated a huge chunk to the Education Sector because we believe that knowledge is the most powerful tool for breaking the cycle of poverty and securing the future of our children.’’
“The Health Sector got 15%, affirming our conviction that a healthy population is the foundation of productivity and human dignity. Agriculture and food security receive 11.65%, reinforcing our commitment to feeding our people, empowering farmers, and strengthening our local economy.”
Education, Health, and Agriculture remain three critical sectors that every State Government must pay maximum attention to. Kudos to the people’s Governor!
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No.3 highlights BraTS-Africa, the first annotated publicly available brain imaging dataset from an African population @AMAdewole @CmulNigeria @RadRudie @LUTHofficial pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/ry… Don’t miss the accompanying podcast! rsnaradiologyai.libsyn.com/b…
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Success isn’t a sudden event, but the result of consistent, often invisible effort. The more intentional and prepared you are, the more likely you are to recognize opportunities, and be equipped to act on them, when they appear.
Keep this in mind as you start this new week. ✨
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Join us tomorrow, Friday, September 19th 2025, for COMPASS SEPTEMBER 2025 as Toufiq Musah takes us through Automated Medical Image Segmentation and Its Implications: Toward Trustworthy Clinical Tools.
Time: 4 PM GMT/12 PM EST.
Zoom Link: us06web.zoom.us/j/8970917293…
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ARIN 2025 is a wrap!
It was an inspiring week of learning, collaboration, conversations and connections. From our Pre-Conference AI Workshop to the engaging sessions at the ARIN Conference, we’re excited about the future of Radiology and AI in healthcare.
#ARIN2025 #MedicalAI
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We are live at #ARIN2025! 💥
Come find us at our booth, let's connect and share ideas!
#8thARINConference #MAILabatARIN #ArtificialIntelligence #MedicalImaging – at Port Harcourt, Nigeria































