In many parts of the world, healthcare operates under severe constraints: limited funding, weak governance, poor infrastructure, and fragile systems.
In many parts of the world, healthcare operates under severe constraints: limited funding, weak governance, poor infrastructure, and fragile systems.
In many parts of the world, healthcare operates under severe constraints: limited funding, weak governance, poor infrastructure, and fragile systems.
In many parts of the world, healthcare operates under severe constraints: limited funding, weak governance, poor infrastructure, and fragile systems.
Tokunbo Shitta-Bey engages Steve Babaeko, award-winning creative leader and Founder of X3M Ideas, in a wide-ranging and in-depth conversation on “hustle”, infrastructure, and the systems Africa must build to truly own its creativity.
Mathematical” reflects on how purpose emerged within the game both on and off the pitch through the discipline of teamwork, the forging of national unity, and the experience of representing a strong and diverse country with immense collective power on the world stage
In this compelling episode of One2One, Tokunbo Shitta-Bey discusses with Dr. Zainab Shinkafi-Bagudu, UICC President-Elect and one of Africa’s most influential voices in global health.
In this compelling episode of One2One, Tokunbo Shitta-Bey discusses with Dr. Zainab Shinkafi-Bagudu, UICC President-Elect and one of Africa’s most influential voices in global health.
In this hugely important episode of One2One, Dr Tokunbo Shitta-Bey explores obesity as a disease with Dr Abuchi Okaro, Consultant General, Upper GI & Bariatric Surgeon, whose career spans three continents and decades of advanced metabolic and bariatric (“weight-loss”) surgery.
Tunde explores the deeper purpose behind Chess in Slums Africa — not merely as an education initiative, but as a movement restoring imagination, dignity, and purpose to children too often defined by the poverty of their circumstances and left behind by global narratives.
Tokunbo Shitta-Bey explores why the future of healthcare in Africa will depend on building large, integrated hospital systems — institutions capable of driving efficiency, raising clinical standards, and achieving true economies of scale across both the public and private sectors.