My name is Fatma Abdulkadir. A resident of Kilifi, I am the first born in a family of five and my parents. I will be joining The University of Nairobi to study bachelor of medicine and surgery finally I see myself putting my dreams into action.
WHAT KEEPS ME MOVING: The gift of life each morning that assures me that my mission isn’t yet achieved and I have dreams, dreams that are valid and the best thing about a dream is to live the dream .The secret to success is self-belief nothing is difficult only if you do what it takes to make it easy. Never be afraid of failing but rather be afraid of the chances you had but never tried.
ROLE MODELS: My parents, my I.R.E. teacher
Though no one can go back and make a brand new start anyone can start from now and make a brand new ending
Kilimo Primary School
Ribe girl‘s secondary school
Mathematics, chemistry and I.R.E.
I dream of being of a doctor
Making friends, travelling, and reading.
If backed up with adequate funding, the jab could save “exponentially more lives”, says Dr @mainga_hamaluba, Head of Clinical Research at #KWTRP. Read more here
https://www.theguardian.com/global-development/2022/jun/27/you-get-goosebumps-from-the-data-hopes-rise-for-new-malaria-vaccine-acc
Community Engagement is a critical aspect of health research because of its potential to make research more ethical, relevant, and well implemented.
Read more here:https://kemri-wellcome.org/news/taking-relationships-seriously/
https://kemri-wellcome.org/news/navigating-the-complexity-of-community-engagement-with-health-research/
Its #BloodDonorDay2022, with this years theme being "Donating blood, an act of solidarity". We at #KWTRP in collaboration with @DOHkilifi & @KNBTSOfficial are glad to be part of this noble cause. @MOH_Kenya @KEMRI_Kenya, @uyoga_sophie, @mmunga_
4Congratulations to Profs. @Fra_ndu @allyeko @melissakapulu for being awarded Associate Professorship by @NDMOxford @PhilipBejon @EdwineBarasa @MwangangiJ3103 @KEMRI_Kenya
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