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On duty at the God'swill Akpabio Stadium Uyo for Akwa United's triumph as 2020/21 NPFL Champions
20/08/2021

On duty at the God'swill Akpabio Stadium Uyo for Akwa United's triumph as 2020/21 NPFL Champions

20/08/2021

International observances today - 20/08/2021

International Day of Medical Transporters
Lemonade Day
National Bacon Lover's Day
National Chocolate Pecan Pie Day
National Men's Grooming Day - August 20, 2021 (Third Friday in August)
National Radio Day
Statehood Day in Hawaii - August 20, 2021 (Third Friday in August)
Virtual Worlds Day
World Mosquito Day (show love to the mosquitoes by sending them away from your house)

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01/12/2017

World AIDS day.
Read Michel Sidibé Executive Director of UNAIDS Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations' speech below

"This World AIDS Day, we are highlighting the importance of the right to health and the challenges that people living with and affected by HIV face in fulfilling that right. The right to health is a fundamental human right—everybody has the right to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health, as enshrined in the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
The world will not achieve the Sustainable Development Goals—which include the target of ending AIDS by 2030—without people attaining their right to health. The right to health is interrelated with a range of other rights, including the rights to sanitation, food, decent housing, healthy working conditions and a clean environment.
The right to health means many different things: that no one person has a greater right to health care than anyone else; that there is adequate health-care infrastructure; that health-care services are respectful and non-discriminatory; and that health care must be medically appropriate and of good quality. But the right to health is more than that—by attaining the right to health, people’s dreams and promises can be fulfilled.
On every World AIDS Day, we look back to remember our family members and friends who have died from AIDS-related illnesses and recommit our solidarity with all who are living with or affected by HIV.
From the beginning, the AIDS response was built on the fundamental right to health and well-being. The AIDS community advocated for rights-based systems for health and to accelerate efforts for the world to understand HIV: how to prevent it and how to treat it. Too many people—especially those who are the most marginalized and most affected by HIV—still face challenges in accessing the health and social services they urgently need. We all must continue to stand shoulder to shoulder with the people being left behind and demand that no one is denied their human rights.
This year has seen significant steps on the way to meeting the 90–90–90 treatment targets towards ending AIDS by 2030. Nearly 21 million people living with HIV are now on treatment and new HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths are declining in many parts of the world. But we shouldn’t be complacent.
In eastern Europe and central Asia, new HIV infections have risenby 60% since 2010 and AIDS-related deaths by 27%. Western and central Africa is still being left behind. Two out of three people are not accessing treatment. We cannot have a two-speed approach to ending AIDS.
For all the successes, AIDS is not yet over.But by ensuring that everyone, everywhere accesses their right to health, it can be."

Nigeria draws Argentina for 2018 world cupSuper eagles of Nigeria have been drawn in the same group alongside arch rival...
01/12/2017

Nigeria draws Argentina for 2018 world cup
Super eagles of Nigeria have been drawn in the same group alongside arch rivals, Argentina.
At their last outing, super eagles humiliated Argentina by four goals to two in a friendly match.
In the world cup groupings just concluded, fourth seeded Nigeria will play alongside Argentina, Iceland and Croatia in group D.
The super Eagles' first match will be against Croatia in Russia come June 2018.
In other groupings, hosts, Russia will play the first game of the tournament against the Republic of Saudi Arabia having also Egypt and Uruguay in group A.
Portugal and 2010 world cup winners, Spain will battle it out in group B as well as Morocco and Islamic Republic of Iran.
France draws in group C with Australia, Peru and Denmark.
Brazil is drawn with Switzerland, Costa Rica and Serbia in group E.
Arguably, the group of death, group F has defending champions, Germany with Mexico, Sweden and Korea republic.
Belgium, Panama, Tunisia and England are in group G while strongest African side, Senegal found itself in the same group, group H, as Poland, Colombia and Japan.

"The crocodile that snaps back"Emmerson Mnangagwa becomes Zimbabwe's third President since independence.
24/11/2017

"The crocodile that snaps back"
Emmerson Mnangagwa becomes Zimbabwe's third President since independence.

Yakubu quits football at 35Super Eagles veteran striker, Yakubu Aiyegbeni has announced his retirement just as he clocks...
22/11/2017

Yakubu quits football at 35
Super Eagles veteran striker, Yakubu Aiyegbeni has announced his retirement just as he clocks 35.
Aiyegbeni played football for 20 years kicking off his career from the home front with Julius Berger before joining Maccabi Haifa of Israel.
Yakubu notably missed an open goal from three metres against South Korea in the last Group game at the 2010 world cup in south Africa which would have earned Nigeria a place in the knockouts.
He had a long spell in England with Portsmouth, Blackburn Rovers, Middlesbrough, Leceister city and Conventry where he last had a contract among others. He as well played in China and Turkey.
He has to his name 250 EPL games with 96 goals and Portsmouth's all time leading goal scorer.
Yak as popularly called is one of the only three teenagers to have scored a hat-trick in the Champions League (19y 306d for Maccabi Haifa v Olympiakos in 2002), alongside Wayne Rooney & Raúl
Speaking with sky sports news, Aiyegbeni thanked all who had supported him adding that England helped him grow in football.
“I would like to officially announce my retirement from professional football today,”
“Firstly, I would like to thank God for the career I have had. I would like to thank the entire Nigerian Football Federation and my Nigerian national team-mates for all the memorable years I had playing for the Super Eagles.
“I would also like to thank all the football clubs I played for. The managers, all club staff, owners, fellow players and my dearest family and friends who immensely supported me throughout my career.
“When I started my career at Julius Berger in Nigeria all those years ago (1997) I could only have dreamt of the success that was to follow years after.
“Also playing in England especially helped me grow as a player and as a person so much that I am now settled here. I feel the time is right for me to now focus on the next chapter in my life.”
His 21 goals in 57 appearances in the national colours makes him the third highest goal scorer for the super Eagles.

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21/11/2017

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17/09/2017

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Only conference Directors and Commandants should wear long sleeve, RA Marshall warnsMichael BabatundeAhead of the 2017 R...
30/05/2017

Only conference Directors and Commandants should wear long sleeve, RA Marshall warns
Michael Babatunde
Ahead of the 2017 Royal Ambassadors week celebrations, the Marshal of the Royal Ambassadors of Nigeria, Couns. Ayo Adekunle has warned members of the organisation nationwide that only conference Directors and commandants are authorized to wear long sleeve shirts of the Royal Ambassadors uniform.
The marshal issued this warning shot via a Facebook post on the Royal Ambassadors of Nigeria group.
However, he enjoined conference directors to ensure moderation calling for the use of appropriate logo
In his words, "RA Week is here again and we return all glory to God. However, let our people be conscious of what they post and let conference directors moderate uniform wearing.
"Only Conference Director and his parade Commander are to use long sleeve dress. Be careful of the logo to use please."

09/04/2017

Palm Sunday Tragedy: Scores killed in church blast
No fewer than 37 people have been reported dead and over 100 wounded after two blasts targeted at Egyptian churches on Palm Sunday.
According to Health Ministry officials, the first attack hit a church filled with worshipers in the Nile Delta town of Tanta, northern of the Egyptian capital, killing at least 26 people and wounding 78 others.
Hours later a second blast went off infront of St Mark’s Cathedral in Alexandria, killing some 11 and injuring 35.
A local police chief was killed in this explosion in the coastal city, the Ministry of Interior told Egyptian television.
Alexandria is the historic seat of the Coptic Orthodox Pope, who currently resides in Cairo.Eyewitnesses of the second bombing said the explosion occurredjust after Pope Tawadros II left the cathedral.
The state news agency confirmed that the Pope is safe.

09/04/2017

Nigerians to wear locally made products on Mondays and Wednesdays
The Federal Government of Nigeria has approved the adoption of Mondays andWednesdays every week, as Made-in-Nigeria Dress Days across the country.The approval was contained in a letter from the Federal Ministry of Information & Culture, dated 4th April, 2017, and addressed to the Executive Secretary of National Institute for Cultural Orientation (NICO), Barclays Foubiri Ayakoroma.The letter, signed by Umar Lamba for the Permanent Secretary, Ayotunde Adesugba, reads in part: “The Federal Executive Council (FEC), at its meeting of Wednesday, 1st February, 2017, has approved the adoption of Mondays andWednesdays of every week as Made-in-Nigeria Dress Days as part of measuresto uplift the nation’s culture and promote Made-in-Nigeria textile products”.Government further directed that a presentation on the Made-in-Nigeria Campaign be made to the National Economic Council to secure the buy-in of State Governments.As a result, the Minister of Information& Culture, Lai Mohammed, has directed the Management of NICO to provide a comprehensive proposal on how to effectively implement the policy in a manner that would encourage all Nigerians to conveniently observe the Made-in-Nigeria Dress Days.Recall that the Management of NICO had, in 2010, submitted a memo at the National Council on Culture and Tourism (NCCT), seeking government’s approval to declare Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, as what the Institute called, “Dress Nigeria Days” to boost our identity as a people as well as revive our moribund textile industry.Reacting to the Government’s approval for Made-in-Nigeria Dress Days, the Executive Secretary of NICO, Dr. Barclays Foubiri Ayakoroma, told NICO News that, for him, it is one major breakthrough so far recorded by his administration in the Institute.

Culled from metronaija

03/03/2017

Private schools steal the day at International Youths day

Michael Babatunde

As part of activities lined up to commemorate this year's international youth day, the Centre for Human Security (CHS) of the Olusegun Obasanjo organised an inter college debate.

The debate which was also part of the activities for the 80th birthday and grand opening of the Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library had students from public and private secondary and private tertiary institution in attendance.

The international conference centre of the OOPL was filled to the brim as secondary school students argued for and against the topic "Younger ones will benefit more in presidential libraries than the older ones."

The supporting side flawed the opposing side as Crystal Balls college, Yetuns International college and Baptist Girls High school carted away the first, second and third trophy respectively.

At the tertiary level, Public and private universities from Ogun and Osun argued for and against the theme of the day, "Presidential libraries will reduce leadership deficit in Nigeria."

Osun state university came first while Babcock, Ilisan-remo and Kings university, Osun trailed as second and third.

President Olusegun Obasanjo who was the grand guest of honour appreciated the participants for the zeal and vigour they showed while defending their motion.

Meanwhile, the former president also held the public presentation of Olusegun Obasanjo children's books, volume 1 which according to him will take the children back to the roots and correct societal anomalies.

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