The December edition of the District Rotaract Representative (DRR)'s Newsletter of Rotaract District 9125 Nigeria displays a captivating 2 in 1 attractive messages giving us a reflect on the events that dominated the last month in the calendar and opening our mind to the Family month in the Rotary calendar with the blockbusting opening message of the DRR.
All information contained in the newsletter are true as at the time of this publication and all errors are of the hand and either of the head or of the heart.
Dear reader, please take your time to please enjoy s we celebrate Rotary/Rotaract family together in this month.
Bethesda House implements new services for mentally disabled individuals in Schenectady County. The newsletter discusses how Bethesda House has expanded services with a new clinical social worker to provide wraparound services for those with mental illness, substance abuse issues, and chronic health conditions. This will help clients better navigate the healthcare system and support themselves. The social worker, Kevin McCormick, will work with case managers to rapidly house the homeless and prevent evictions. Bethesda House aims to break the cycle of homelessness for those with mental illnesses through supportive housing and services.
The newsletter provides information about the upcoming cricket season for the Gruyere District Cricket Club. It discusses the need for players to pay their subscription fees. It announces working bees to help renovate the new clubroom extension and requests volunteers. It also advertises the social events planned for the season and provides an update on sponsorship secured.
The document discusses the annual Heartstrings benefit event held by Cedar Sinai Park to raise funds for residents of the Robison Jewish Health Center, noting that the event brought the community together through music, laughter and kindness to show support for elders. It also mentions that the funds raised will help provide care for residents' bodies, souls, hearts and minds. The event included a Havdalah service and cocktail hour that allowed friends and new acquaintances to connect.
The Rotary Club of the Hills-Kellyville weekly bulletin provides updates on:
1) An upcoming program featuring a speaker from the Hills Historical Society discussing a local historical battle.
2) United Airlines donating over 2 million airline miles to Rotary for humanitarian projects after a social media campaign increased Rotary's ranking in a charity miles giveaway.
3) Rotary surpassing a $202 million fundraising challenge from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for polio eradication efforts, with plans for a local polio awareness event.
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This newsletter provides updates on recent changes and activities at DCRS, a charity providing support to asylum seekers and refugees. It summarizes the retirement of long-time editor Geoff Read and a staff member, and welcomes new project support worker Hugh Marwick. It also previews upcoming fundraising efforts and quarterly newsletters, and summarizes various DCRS programs like English classes, sports activities, and receptionist training. The newsletter aims to keep supporters informed on DCRS's work while transitioning to a shorter, quarterly format.
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Bethesda House implements new services for mentally disabled individuals in Schenectady County. The newsletter discusses how Bethesda House has expanded services with a new clinical social worker to provide wraparound services for those with mental illness, substance abuse issues, and chronic health conditions. This will help clients better navigate the healthcare system and support themselves. The social worker, Kevin McCormick, will work with case managers to rapidly house the homeless and prevent evictions. Bethesda House aims to break the cycle of homelessness for those with mental illnesses through supportive housing and services.
The newsletter provides information about the upcoming cricket season for the Gruyere District Cricket Club. It discusses the need for players to pay their subscription fees. It announces working bees to help renovate the new clubroom extension and requests volunteers. It also advertises the social events planned for the season and provides an update on sponsorship secured.
The document discusses the annual Heartstrings benefit event held by Cedar Sinai Park to raise funds for residents of the Robison Jewish Health Center, noting that the event brought the community together through music, laughter and kindness to show support for elders. It also mentions that the funds raised will help provide care for residents' bodies, souls, hearts and minds. The event included a Havdalah service and cocktail hour that allowed friends and new acquaintances to connect.
The Rotary Club of the Hills-Kellyville weekly bulletin provides updates on:
1) An upcoming program featuring a speaker from the Hills Historical Society discussing a local historical battle.
2) United Airlines donating over 2 million airline miles to Rotary for humanitarian projects after a social media campaign increased Rotary's ranking in a charity miles giveaway.
3) Rotary surpassing a $202 million fundraising challenge from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation for polio eradication efforts, with plans for a local polio awareness event.
When you are thinking of finding the right caregiver for Senior Care Walnut Creek, we are here to help. We can help your parents or other elderly people in their daily activities making them more comfortable. With us find compassionate and loving caregivers. Contact us for assistance soon!
This newsletter provides updates on recent changes and activities at DCRS, a charity providing support to asylum seekers and refugees. It summarizes the retirement of long-time editor Geoff Read and a staff member, and welcomes new project support worker Hugh Marwick. It also previews upcoming fundraising efforts and quarterly newsletters, and summarizes various DCRS programs like English classes, sports activities, and receptionist training. The newsletter aims to keep supporters informed on DCRS's work while transitioning to a shorter, quarterly format.
When you are thinking of finding the right caregiver for Senior Care Walnut Creek, we are here to help. We can help your parents or other elderly people in their daily activities making them more comfortable. With us find compassionate and loving caregivers. Contact us for assistance soon!
Senior family members usually find it difficult to take care of themselves and lead a happy life without any assistance. The need home care Concord CA to carry out their daily routine. For this purpose, we think it is our duty to let people find their best caregivers easily. Our site is dedicated to let you meet the helping hands for elderly people at home. Visit us and find your helping hand.
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The document summarizes news from the month of November related to LGBT issues in Northern Ireland and beyond. Key points include:
1) The passing of veteran gay rights activist PA MagLochlainn and tributes to his decades of work advocating for LGBT rights in Northern Ireland.
2) A study from UCLA finding that children adopted by gay and lesbian parents develop equally well as those adopted by heterosexual parents.
3) Various other news items such as a rise in HIV diagnoses in Northern Ireland and a teacher in Florida suing after being accused of "turning a student lesbian".
The bulletin discusses last week's meeting of the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay and upcoming events, including their annual Christmas party and AGMs. It also provides a summary of the keynote speech given by Dr. Ken Collins about nurse Maryanne Tokome-Amu's humanitarian work in Papua New Guinea. The bulletin concludes with news from Rotary International on strategic priorities and goals.
The document summarizes the weekly bulletin of the Rotary Club of the Hills-Kellyville. Last week's meeting featured a guest speaker on presentation skills. The speaker, Mark Kyte, discussed overcoming nerves when public speaking and connecting with audiences. He offered three tips: address concerns on audiences' minds, build rapport, and make a strong opening statement. The meeting also announced an upcoming visit from the district governor and duties for an upcoming meeting. The club meets weekly to support local community initiatives and global service projects through Rotary International.
The Devon & Cornwall Food Association (DCFA) newsletter summarizes the organization's achievements in 2011 and looks ahead to continued progress in 2012. It announces that DCFA has taken possession of new permanent premises at the SHIP Hostel in Plymouth. It also invites representatives of DCFA customer organizations to a workshop on January 11th to discuss funding opportunities and requirements. The newsletter requests additional volunteers to help with the weekly food distribution now that DCFA has its new location.
Volunteers from various organizations decorated and furnished 10 apartments at Jane Cizik Garden Place, a housing community for women operated by The Women's Home. The Adopt a Unit project aimed to make the transition into housing more comfortable for vulnerable women. Volunteers pulled together furniture, decorations, and appliances to transform empty units into homes. An open house event allowed volunteers and tenants to see the results and inspire the tenants. The project helped tenants feel settled as they work to rebuild their lives with support from The Women's Home.
The Devon & Cornwall Food Association held its first annual general meeting. It provided an opportunity to look back on the organization's achievements in the past year and look ahead to an exciting future with greater confidence. Several volunteers also participated in a tour of a local energy plant. Upcoming events include a Plymouth social enterprise day and food safety training courses. The newsletter provides updates on DCFA activities and local food-related news.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay bulletin provides updates on upcoming club events and activities for the period of 18th-24th May 2009. Planning is underway for a Christmas in July fundraising event in July. The club hosted guest speakers who discussed their work in peace studies and reducing medical errors. Donations were also collected for charitable organizations. Upcoming speakers and club assembly topics were announced. The bulletin encourages club participation and donations to End Polio Now and The Rotary Foundation.
The Devon & Cornwall Food Association (DCFA) Newsletter for January-February 2012 provides updates on DCFA activities. It announces that DCFA has secured permanent accommodation at the Ship Hostel in Plymouth and is seeking volunteers and a new Treasurer. It promotes upcoming events like a workshop on January 11th and the 'Pasta Pesto Pledge' fundraising campaign. The newsletter also summarizes DCFA's efforts to collect and distribute turkeys, pheasants, and milk to charities serving disadvantaged individuals over the holidays.
The document discusses a charity concert organized by Meet the Entrepreneurs (MTE) that raised funds for two beneficiaries, Club Rainbow and Dignity Kitchen. Club Rainbow provides support services to families of children with chronic illnesses, while Dignity Kitchen trains disabled and disadvantaged individuals to gain employment in the food industry. The President, organizers, and beneficiaries all expressed gratitude for the entrepreneurs' efforts in organizing the concert to fundraise for these important causes.
The Pastoral Counseling Center in Santa Fe received two grants to help provide counseling services to those without insurance or limited financial resources. One new staff member, Dr. John Giffen, joined the center. Founding member Father Jim Wolff retired after many years of service. The center's child and family program has expanded and now serves over half of clients. A fundraising event called "A Toast to Health and Wholeness" will be held in February 2013 to support the center's mission.
LiveWorkPlay Celebrates National Volunteer Week in Canada, April 16, 2012LiveWorkPlay
A wonderful evening honouring LiveWorkPlay volunteers with help from The Right Honourable David Johnston, His Excellency The Governor General of Canada.
Touchmark at Mt. Bachelor Village - November 2013 NewsletterTouchmark
The document summarizes events at Touchmark retirement community's grand opening of its new memory care facility. It discusses how an author on Alzheimer's care, Anne Hill, spoke at the opening event to families about caring for loved ones with memory loss. Residents got to tour the new memory care neighborhood and attendees learned from Hill's presentation on caring for those with dementia. The community also donated funds to the Alzheimer's Association. The executive vice president expressed excitement about adding memory care and resources for families dealing with Alzheimer's diagnoses.
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This newsletter from Families & Friends of Murder Victims provides information about upcoming events to honor victims of crime and their families during National Crime Victims' Rights Week from April 24-30, 2022. It lists names of volunteers who provide grief support and resources. It also includes a list of April birthdays and anniversaries of loved ones who were murdered, as well as information on how to make a donation in someone's memory.
This document is the August 3-9, 2009 issue of the New Horizons bulletin for the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay. It includes letters from the club president about recent club activities and welcoming new members. It also announces details of an upcoming visit from the District Governor and dinner meeting. There is an update on a Peace Fellow applicant from the club and information on how Indonesian Rotary clubs are helping children with cleft lip issues. The final article is about Rotary World Peace Fellows.
The Community Hope Center is a faith-based organization that provides food, clothing, household items, and other services to those in need in Illinois. Run solely by volunteers and donations, it serves over 22,000 individuals annually through its food pantry and donations. The Hope Center collects and distributes over 1,860 pounds of food daily and over $1 million worth of donated items each year. Its dedicated volunteer staff of over 31,000 hours annually helps those struggling with basic needs and shares the message of hope through Jesus Christ.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay bulletin provides updates on:
1) The upcoming changeover to a new Club President and invites members to the Changeover Night dinner on June 30th.
2) Last week's guest speaker who discussed abrasives manufacturing and this week's scheduled speaker on BHP Billiton.
3) The successful "Paint Your Pinky" fundraising event at a local primary school that raised over $500 for polio immunization.
4) Upcoming Rotary Youth Driver Awareness program and request for member volunteers on August 16th.
5) Recognition of two new club members and their involvement in an international education project in Fiji.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay held its weekly meeting and heard from guest speaker Ken Wyatt about challenges facing Australia's indigenous population. Club President Di Collins provided an update on club activities and resignations. New member Elizabeth Bain was inducted at the meeting. Upcoming social activities were discussed, including a brunch hosted by members Bill and Sue Hassell. The club is also looking at assisting Manna Industries by helping to fund and equip a new kitchen facility.
The document discusses mental health issues faced by veterans and soldiers returning from combat. It notes that over 40% of veterans from Operations Enduring and Iraqi Freedom report mental health concerns like PTSD. Families also struggle as veterans try to reconnect emotionally and transition to civilian life. The Mental Health Association of Southwest Florida offers a support group for veterans and their families to help with this process. It provides tips for returning service members to transition back to normal routines and know when to seek professional help if feelings of depression or anxiety persist.
Rotaract District 9125 Nigeria December 2012 NewsletterPrince Adefemi
The December edition of the District Rotaract Representative DRR's Newsletter of Rotaract District 9125 Nigeria displays a captivating 2 in 1 attractive messages giving us a reflect on the events that dominated the last month in the calendar and opening our mind to the Family month in the Rotary calendar with the blockbusting opening message of the DRR.
All information contained in the newsletter are true as at the time of this publication and all errors are of the hand and either of the head or of the heart.
Dear reader, please take your time to please enjoy as we celebrate Rotary/Rotaract family together in this month.
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The document discusses how to carry out projects in the fragmented world of the 21st century and how to undertake projects with purpose. It notes that in today's world, projects are no longer carried out in a linear way within well-defined teams, but rather occur in distributed and changing environments. It suggests that to be successful, projects must have a clear purpose that engages people and coordinates efforts in this complex landscape.
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The document summarizes news from the month of November related to LGBT issues in Northern Ireland and beyond. Key points include:
1) The passing of veteran gay rights activist PA MagLochlainn and tributes to his decades of work advocating for LGBT rights in Northern Ireland.
2) A study from UCLA finding that children adopted by gay and lesbian parents develop equally well as those adopted by heterosexual parents.
3) Various other news items such as a rise in HIV diagnoses in Northern Ireland and a teacher in Florida suing after being accused of "turning a student lesbian".
The bulletin discusses last week's meeting of the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay and upcoming events, including their annual Christmas party and AGMs. It also provides a summary of the keynote speech given by Dr. Ken Collins about nurse Maryanne Tokome-Amu's humanitarian work in Papua New Guinea. The bulletin concludes with news from Rotary International on strategic priorities and goals.
The document summarizes the weekly bulletin of the Rotary Club of the Hills-Kellyville. Last week's meeting featured a guest speaker on presentation skills. The speaker, Mark Kyte, discussed overcoming nerves when public speaking and connecting with audiences. He offered three tips: address concerns on audiences' minds, build rapport, and make a strong opening statement. The meeting also announced an upcoming visit from the district governor and duties for an upcoming meeting. The club meets weekly to support local community initiatives and global service projects through Rotary International.
The Devon & Cornwall Food Association (DCFA) newsletter summarizes the organization's achievements in 2011 and looks ahead to continued progress in 2012. It announces that DCFA has taken possession of new permanent premises at the SHIP Hostel in Plymouth. It also invites representatives of DCFA customer organizations to a workshop on January 11th to discuss funding opportunities and requirements. The newsletter requests additional volunteers to help with the weekly food distribution now that DCFA has its new location.
Volunteers from various organizations decorated and furnished 10 apartments at Jane Cizik Garden Place, a housing community for women operated by The Women's Home. The Adopt a Unit project aimed to make the transition into housing more comfortable for vulnerable women. Volunteers pulled together furniture, decorations, and appliances to transform empty units into homes. An open house event allowed volunteers and tenants to see the results and inspire the tenants. The project helped tenants feel settled as they work to rebuild their lives with support from The Women's Home.
The Devon & Cornwall Food Association held its first annual general meeting. It provided an opportunity to look back on the organization's achievements in the past year and look ahead to an exciting future with greater confidence. Several volunteers also participated in a tour of a local energy plant. Upcoming events include a Plymouth social enterprise day and food safety training courses. The newsletter provides updates on DCFA activities and local food-related news.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay bulletin provides updates on upcoming club events and activities for the period of 18th-24th May 2009. Planning is underway for a Christmas in July fundraising event in July. The club hosted guest speakers who discussed their work in peace studies and reducing medical errors. Donations were also collected for charitable organizations. Upcoming speakers and club assembly topics were announced. The bulletin encourages club participation and donations to End Polio Now and The Rotary Foundation.
The Devon & Cornwall Food Association (DCFA) Newsletter for January-February 2012 provides updates on DCFA activities. It announces that DCFA has secured permanent accommodation at the Ship Hostel in Plymouth and is seeking volunteers and a new Treasurer. It promotes upcoming events like a workshop on January 11th and the 'Pasta Pesto Pledge' fundraising campaign. The newsletter also summarizes DCFA's efforts to collect and distribute turkeys, pheasants, and milk to charities serving disadvantaged individuals over the holidays.
The document discusses a charity concert organized by Meet the Entrepreneurs (MTE) that raised funds for two beneficiaries, Club Rainbow and Dignity Kitchen. Club Rainbow provides support services to families of children with chronic illnesses, while Dignity Kitchen trains disabled and disadvantaged individuals to gain employment in the food industry. The President, organizers, and beneficiaries all expressed gratitude for the entrepreneurs' efforts in organizing the concert to fundraise for these important causes.
The Pastoral Counseling Center in Santa Fe received two grants to help provide counseling services to those without insurance or limited financial resources. One new staff member, Dr. John Giffen, joined the center. Founding member Father Jim Wolff retired after many years of service. The center's child and family program has expanded and now serves over half of clients. A fundraising event called "A Toast to Health and Wholeness" will be held in February 2013 to support the center's mission.
LiveWorkPlay Celebrates National Volunteer Week in Canada, April 16, 2012LiveWorkPlay
A wonderful evening honouring LiveWorkPlay volunteers with help from The Right Honourable David Johnston, His Excellency The Governor General of Canada.
Touchmark at Mt. Bachelor Village - November 2013 NewsletterTouchmark
The document summarizes events at Touchmark retirement community's grand opening of its new memory care facility. It discusses how an author on Alzheimer's care, Anne Hill, spoke at the opening event to families about caring for loved ones with memory loss. Residents got to tour the new memory care neighborhood and attendees learned from Hill's presentation on caring for those with dementia. The community also donated funds to the Alzheimer's Association. The executive vice president expressed excitement about adding memory care and resources for families dealing with Alzheimer's diagnoses.
Families and Friends of Murder Victims, INC FFMVffmv
This newsletter from Families & Friends of Murder Victims provides information about upcoming events to honor victims of crime and their families during National Crime Victims' Rights Week from April 24-30, 2022. It lists names of volunteers who provide grief support and resources. It also includes a list of April birthdays and anniversaries of loved ones who were murdered, as well as information on how to make a donation in someone's memory.
This document is the August 3-9, 2009 issue of the New Horizons bulletin for the Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay. It includes letters from the club president about recent club activities and welcoming new members. It also announces details of an upcoming visit from the District Governor and dinner meeting. There is an update on a Peace Fellow applicant from the club and information on how Indonesian Rotary clubs are helping children with cleft lip issues. The final article is about Rotary World Peace Fellows.
The Community Hope Center is a faith-based organization that provides food, clothing, household items, and other services to those in need in Illinois. Run solely by volunteers and donations, it serves over 22,000 individuals annually through its food pantry and donations. The Hope Center collects and distributes over 1,860 pounds of food daily and over $1 million worth of donated items each year. Its dedicated volunteer staff of over 31,000 hours annually helps those struggling with basic needs and shares the message of hope through Jesus Christ.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay bulletin provides updates on:
1) The upcoming changeover to a new Club President and invites members to the Changeover Night dinner on June 30th.
2) Last week's guest speaker who discussed abrasives manufacturing and this week's scheduled speaker on BHP Billiton.
3) The successful "Paint Your Pinky" fundraising event at a local primary school that raised over $500 for polio immunization.
4) Upcoming Rotary Youth Driver Awareness program and request for member volunteers on August 16th.
5) Recognition of two new club members and their involvement in an international education project in Fiji.
The Rotary Club of Freshwater Bay held its weekly meeting and heard from guest speaker Ken Wyatt about challenges facing Australia's indigenous population. Club President Di Collins provided an update on club activities and resignations. New member Elizabeth Bain was inducted at the meeting. Upcoming social activities were discussed, including a brunch hosted by members Bill and Sue Hassell. The club is also looking at assisting Manna Industries by helping to fund and equip a new kitchen facility.
The document discusses mental health issues faced by veterans and soldiers returning from combat. It notes that over 40% of veterans from Operations Enduring and Iraqi Freedom report mental health concerns like PTSD. Families also struggle as veterans try to reconnect emotionally and transition to civilian life. The Mental Health Association of Southwest Florida offers a support group for veterans and their families to help with this process. It provides tips for returning service members to transition back to normal routines and know when to seek professional help if feelings of depression or anxiety persist.
Rotaract District 9125 Nigeria December 2012 NewsletterPrince Adefemi
The December edition of the District Rotaract Representative DRR's Newsletter of Rotaract District 9125 Nigeria displays a captivating 2 in 1 attractive messages giving us a reflect on the events that dominated the last month in the calendar and opening our mind to the Family month in the Rotary calendar with the blockbusting opening message of the DRR.
All information contained in the newsletter are true as at the time of this publication and all errors are of the hand and either of the head or of the heart.
Dear reader, please take your time to please enjoy as we celebrate Rotary/Rotaract family together in this month.
A fantastica maquina criadora de tempo - Capítulo 1: tirando suas ideias da g...Leonardo Correa
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The document discusses how to carry out projects in the fragmented world of the 21st century and how to undertake projects with purpose. It notes that in today's world, projects are no longer carried out in a linear way within well-defined teams, but rather occur in distributed and changing environments. It suggests that to be successful, projects must have a clear purpose that engages people and coordinates efforts in this complex landscape.
The document discusses the benefits of meditation for reducing stress and anxiety. Regular meditation practice can help calm the mind and body by lowering heart rate and blood pressure. Studies have shown that meditating for just 10-20 minutes per day can have significant positive impacts on both mental and physical health over time.
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The document describes a fun family trip that included activities like swimming, going to the beach, eating tacos and breakfast out, seeing a movie, skydiving, and playing volleyball. They spent their evenings socializing over dinner at restaurants and discussing plans for the new school year.
This document discusses foreign exchange risk management policies and best practices for banks in Bangladesh. It establishes a focus group at Bangladesh Bank to develop a strategy paper addressing major risk elements in foreign exchange activities. The focus group consists of senior managers from Bangladesh Bank and several major commercial banks. The strategy paper will evaluate foreign exchange policies, organizational structure, processes, and a code of conduct. It aims to circulate the recommendations among commercial banks as best practices for managing foreign exchange risk in the local market.
1) The document discusses the opportunity for technology to improve organizational efficiency and transition economies into a "smart and clean world."
2) It argues that aggregate efficiency has stalled at around 22% for 30 years due to limitations of the Second Industrial Revolution, but that digitizing transport, energy, and communication through technologies like blockchain can help manage resources and increase efficiency.
3) Technologies like precision agriculture, cloud computing, robotics, and autonomous vehicles may allow for "dematerialization" and do more with fewer physical resources through effects like reduced waste and need for transportation/logistics infrastructure.
The Rotary Club of Waterkloof held several successful service projects and events in the second quarter of the year, including their annual Wellness Day which provided free medical services to hundreds. They also delivered donations of clothes and toys to organizations helping children. The club welcomed new members and hosted visits from the district governor. Upcoming events include advertising in the club's quarterly bulletin and participation in district and international Rotary events.
The document discusses an upcoming "Ugly Sweater" party for a local Rotary club, reflecting on family traditions during the holidays. It summarizes the guest speaker at a previous meeting, JD Sutphin, who started his own events company called Big Lick Entertainment after leaving his corporate job, applying lessons from his family about community involvement. The newsletter highlights members who received awards for their service last year and discusses how the Rotary club itself forms an extended family through shared values of service and connection to the local community.
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We hope this will be a fun way for the youth to connect,
learn and serve together!
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September 9th
9:15 a.m.
Sunday School Kick-Off
10:30 a.m. Worship
with Installation of Teachers
and Blessing of the Backpacks
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The document provides information about leadership changes and themes for the 2016-2017 Rotary year. It introduces the new Rotary International President, District Governor, and club President. It outlines the themes of "Rotary Serving Humanity" for RI and "Enjoy Growing Rotary" for the district. Additionally, it announces upcoming events like the district governor visit, Rotary Family Health Days, and the Night at the Races fundraiser.
The document provides information about leadership changes and themes for the 2016-2017 Rotary year. It introduces the new Rotary International President, District Governor, and club President. It announces the RI theme of "Rotary Serving Humanity" and the district theme of "Enjoy Growing Rotary". It also provides updates on upcoming events, including the Rotary Family Health Days, a district governor visit, and the club's annual fundraiser "Night at the Races".
The document discusses upcoming Rotary Club of New Bombay Seaside events in August, including their regular meeting on August 5th, Spirits 2012 youth competition on August 12th, and continuing the youth competition on August 19th. It also discusses previous club events like a picnic and a fundraising event, and encourages members to help expand youth programs and think ambitiously about goals.
The document contains a calendar of events for October through December for an organization including a flu awareness day, blood donation talk, end of challenge measurements, Halloween party, tobacco cessation talk, food drive, massage day, lunch and laugh, Christmas, and New Year's Eve. It also includes summaries of the organization's wellness program activities, new hires and promotions, and recognition of employees.
Christmas Speech 2020 by Deputy President David Mabuza SABC News
The Deputy President of South Africa's 2020 Christmas message summarizes the challenges of the year, including the COVID-19 pandemic, and calls for unity, solidarity and adherence to health protocols during the festive season. He acknowledges the economic difficulties but expresses hope for recovery. He pays tribute to frontline workers and their sacrifice, urging citizens to continue efforts against the spread of the virus. The message promotes peace, safety and compassion during Christmas celebrations.
This document is the December 2017 issue of the Rotary Africa magazine. It includes articles about various Rotary projects helping communities with issues like lack of clean water, health care needs, and more. It also provides updates on upcoming Rotary events and conferences. The magazine aims to spread information about the service work of Rotary clubs in Southern and Eastern Africa.
The president's newsletter discusses upcoming events for the club in 2019, including a parliamentary vote in their country and club project planning. It wishes members recovering from ill health a continued speedy recovery and hopes everyone enjoys time with family and travels safely over the holidays. Membership efforts inducted a new member in December and will focus on gaining another member in January from an organization partnering with a medical trust. The club also plans to attend the next Rotary International Convention in Hamburg. The newsletter details a solar oven donation to a community project and delivery of food packs to that community.
The annual report summarizes World Help's work in 2013, highlighting their holistic approach of providing both physical help and spiritual hope. They impacted over 2.7 million people globally through aid and relief efforts, education and community development programs, and sharing the gospel. The report features the story of a Syrian refugee father named Fadi and his family's journey after fleeing the conflict, as well as World Help's response to crises like the Philippines typhoon through emergency aid distributions. It expresses gratitude to supporters who make the organization's work possible.
Down Syndrome Victoria's 2010-2011 annual report summarizes the organization's activities and finances for the year. Key details include:
- Natalie Graham was elected as the new President of the Committee of Management.
- Down Syndrome Australia was formed, creating the first national Australian Down syndrome organization.
- The organization ran a deficit of $72,053 for the year due to funding challenges.
- Family and professional support services continued across Victoria, including 56 contacts with new families.
- Club21, the adult peer support program, continued to grow with 34 members attending social activities.
Kids Be Aware, Inc. is opening a new center in March 2013. They are seeking volunteers and new enrollments. Autism rates have increased and may be linked to infectious diseases. While the MMR vaccine was found to not cause autism, avoiding vaccines increases risks of diseases. Immunizations have saved lives and healthcare costs. Kids Be Aware promotes disease awareness, healthy behaviors, and reducing health issues in children.
This document discusses Rotary's efforts to improve maternal and child health globally. It notes that while child mortality has declined significantly in recent decades, millions of mothers and children still die each year from preventable causes. Immunization has saved millions of lives by protecting against diseases like measles, smallpox, and polio. However, vaccine coverage could still be improved to prevent 1.5 million additional deaths annually. The document encourages Rotarians to support World Immunization Week in promoting vaccines and raising awareness of their impact on public health. It emphasizes that through immunization programs, Rotary is serving humanity by protecting current and future generations.
The document provides an annual review and financial summary for a charity called the Wimbledon Guild for the 2012/2013 year. Key points:
- The charity provides services to tackle poverty, support aging, and encourage mental well-being in the local community. Demand increased due to an aging population and recession.
- Services included counseling, activities for older adults, home visits, and a nursing home. The nursing home was closed due to costs and changing needs.
- New initiatives were launched including an "Ageing Well" program and expanded counseling services.
- Over 27,000 volunteer hours were contributed. The charity shop, fair, and other fundraising events brought in funds to support the services.
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Lutheran Social Services of the Southwest (LSS-SW) provided services to seniors, people with disabilities, and their families in 2010. Key services included home care, adult day health care, and senior nutrition programs. Despite funding cuts due to the economic crisis, LSS-SW continued serving thousands of hours through dedicated staff, volunteers, and community support. Looking ahead, LSS-SW is prepared to face ongoing challenges and continue its mission of serving those in need.
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Rotaract District 9125 Nigeria Monthly Newsletter for December 2012
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DRR’s News Letter Issue No. 6, December 2012
Pointers: DRR’s Message Article Info-bytes Pictures
DRR'S MESSAGE: DECEMBER 2012
TIME FOR FAMILY!
Our lord! Suffer not our heart to deviate after
that which You have guided us to and bestow on
us from Your presence mercy. Surely, it is You
Who are the bestower!
Dear family members, how much I care about and think of you this very
As we ushered in the traditional start of the holiday joyous time of the year. We wish you and your
season by celebrating all the wonderful blessings in family a very happy and healthy holiday season!
our lives, we roll into December and Family Month, God bless you all!
a time when we pay special attention to our Family Other News from the District Rotaract
of Rotary, both our individual families and our Rotary "families" worldwide - Representative
December is Family month and I propose that
Rotaractors, Interactors, Rotarians etc. We have given thanks, not only for our
we do things that address family. At zone/club
family and friends, but for the opportunity to serve in an organization that, for
level you should/could hold an event this month
over 107 years, has done so much to touch those less fortunate at home and
that demonstrate our commitment to families in
abroad by providing: clean water and sanitation, food for the hungry, medical
Rotaract.
care for the sick and poor, vaccine to eradicate polio, education and job training
Thank you again to District Newsletter Editorials
to combat illiteracy, and so much more.
for your diligent efforts in putting together this
Your generosity and support have reached, and will continue to reach, so many
newsletter each month so that all of you can
individuals whose lives are blessed by what you do to make a difference. But if
enjoy the news of the District.
we focused all our attention on nothing but that life-saving and life-altering
work, then that work would eventually come to an end. Rotary/Rotaract would MAY ROTARACTORS CELEBRATE
CHRISTMAS AND WELCOME THE NEW
die out in a generation if we did not also pay attention to the health of our own
YEAR IN THE SPIRIT AND ACTION OF
clubs and members. Since almost everything we do as we make "Peace through SERVICE ABOVE SELF. AND MAKE PEACE
THROUGH OUR SERVICE
Service," and since almost all of our strength is derived from our family, we
must make sure that we also continue to take care of the immediate families of Yours in service,
Rtr. SHITTU, D. Abdulwasi’u
our local Rotaractors. District Rotaract Representative
2012/2013 Rotary Year
As we gather in our respective family (zones) or other settings for the various
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holiday celebrations, let us remember that the holidays are more than fried rice shittu87@gmail.com
and chickens. Let us also remember, particularly in these trying time, that some
of the greatest gifts in our lives are those that don't cost a thing, like spending
time with family and friends, and participating in family traditions. We have
many personal gifts to give - our time, knowledge and experience are just as
important as the monetary gifts. Our families can benefit every bit as much from
those gifts as those in need throughout our communities, so give generously to
your families during this holiday season!
I want to take this opportunity to let each of you know how thankful I am to all
the Rotaractors in our beloved District for all your service and support for the
six months journey so far! I consider you all "spirit friends", and I wish that
I had more time to spend with each and every one of you. Please know
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An eye for an eye will only make the whole world blind
2. District 9125, Nigeria
Polio As It Stands In Nigeria as at World Polio Day 2012 as
Reported by Nigerian Guardian
Despite a $60 million (N9.6 billion) commitment from President Goodluck Jonathan for polio eradication
efforts in 2012 and 2013, and the setting up of a Presidential Task Force on Polio Eradication in March
2012, Nigeria is the only country in the world that recorded an upsurge in polio cases from 62 cases in
2011 to 97 in 2012.
Call for THE world yesterday on the occasion of the World Polio Day, celebrated a 63 per cent decline in the
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number of new cases of the Wild Polio Virus (WPV), from 467 at this time last year to 171 this year.
Polio cases have decreased by over 99 per cent since 1988, from an estimated 350,000 cases in more
than 125 endemic countries then, to 650 reported cases in 2011. In 2012, only parts of three countries in
the world remain endemic for the disease – the smallest geographic area in history – and case numbers of
WPV Type 3 (WPV3) are down to lowest-ever levels.
However, the situation in Nigeria is different. Nigeria is the only country out of the three remaining polio
Based on the directive of the DRR, the
endemic countries to record increase in cases with 36 per cent, that is from 62 cases this time last year to
closing date of the submission of
97 cases today.
articles and entries for the district
magazine has been extended to the Afghanistan and Pakistan are the two other countries alongside Nigeria that have remained endemic to
second week of December, fellow polio, and have not been able to stop the transmission of the virus.
Rotaractors, please let us maximize his
According to the latest edition of Weekly Polio Update published by the Global Polio Eradication Initiative
opportunity.
(GPEI), Afghanistan recorded 37.5 per cent case-decline, from 40 cases in 2011 to 25 in 2012; and
RATES OF PUBLICATIONS IN Pakistan, a 62.7 per cent decline, from 118 cases in 2011 to 44 cases today.
THE DISTRICT MAGAZINE The GPEI noted: “The four new Type 1 WPV (WPV1) were recorded last week in Kaduna, Kano, Katsina,
ADVERTS and Sokoto states.
Back page N 50,000 “The most recent case was the one from Kaduna State, with onset of paralysis on September 22, bringing
the total number of cases for 2012 to 97. A second-round immunisation campaign, in response to the
Inner back page N 40,000 recent Taraba WPV3 case, is ongoing.”
Inner pages N 30,000 But the Executive Director, National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA), Dr. Ado Gana
Mohammed, told The Guardian that despite the security challenges the country has made progress in
Half page N 15,000 improving population immunity and the quality of the immunisation campaigns.
Who is who in Rotaract D9125 N1,000 Defending Nigeria despite the upsurge,
Shout out and goodwill messages box Mohammed said: “I will say that Nigeria is committed to the global eradication efforts and we have shown
N 1,000 that. What we are seeing is a continued transmission from last year. We found out that over the years a lot
of children have not been vaccinated. Last year a lot of children were not immunised.”
Reports, articles, information etc Free
But the NPHCDA has been conducting immunisation campaigns? “What we noticed is the quality of the
NB: vaccinators reaching the children were very poor. Routine immunisation was not functioning and there was
Only clubs in good standing will be security challenges which made it impossible to reach a lot of areas. What we are doing is to reposition
allowed to submit reports ourselves in such a way that we can overcome these challenges,” he said.
Reports should be submitted with Mohammed added: “The population immunity is on the increase as well as the quality of the campaigns.
photographs The population immunity is now between 60 and 70 per cent and we have reached 80 per cent
immunisation coverage, which was confirmed by the World Health Organisation (WHO).
Who is who: Brief profile of
“Last week, Mr. President had a meeting with governors of the polio endemic states. We have reviewed
Rotaractors: Name, call name, club,
our micro-plan. We discovered that there were 287 settlements that were not on the polio eradication map.
designation, classification, phone
In addition we have increased our surveillance. The surveillance this year has been excellent, that is why
number, email address and a
we cannot miss any new case.”
photograph
He promised: “We are working very hard. We will be able to stop the transmission of the polio virus by the
Shout out and goodwill messages end of next year.”
shall be a 3 x 3 box message
According to the WHO Fact Sheet, polio (poliomyelitis) mainly affects children under five years of age.
All articles, info, messages, reports Polio is a highly infectious disease caused by a virus. It invades the nervous system and can cause total
and other entries should be sent to paralysis in a matter of hours. The virus enters the body through the mouth and multiplies in the intestine.
either: tundenmerry@yahoo.com or Initial symptoms are fever, fatigue, headache, vomiting, stiffness in the neck and pain in the limbs.
fikayobenson01@yahoo.com
One in 200 infections leads to irreversible paralysis. Among those paralysed, five per cent to 10 per cent
Rtr. Tunde Oluwasimirin die when their breathing muscles become immobilized.
District Editor. Continue from page 5
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Don’t gain the world & lose your soul, wisdom is better than silver or gold
3. District 9125, Nigeria
Born mostly without a silver spoon, grow through the thicks and thins of life, fed with the , he went to a bookshop and out of his
unimaginable and drank from the same river where his clothes are washed, loaded with savings, he bought a copy of the
different mentalities that has no correlations, living so disturbed but with the hope of a Nigerian constitution to find out what is
the portion of youths in the national cake
bright future. Launched into the journey; started a primary school with no uniform, trekking and discovered that the only place where
a 5km distance on daily basis in pursuance of the dream bare footed, attended classes with youth was mentioned in the 400page
empty stomach and sometimes if lucky, eat the remnant of the previous night, came back to book is the stage he just left; NYSC,
what a pathetic Nigeria that has no plan
resume on the chores for the day leaving no time to rest, sleep so late after a long wait for
for the youths of her land and want to
the dinner, yet on a tattered mat passing the night with irregular dreams and at times, grow.
nightmares, woke up the following morning to continue the cycle, hmmm, the Nigerian
It is more heart breaking when they say
child. the youths of today are the leaders of
tomorrow when the said leaders of the
Growing in this nature, got admitted into the secondary school and started seeing hope and yester years think of nothing than to be
the reality of the dreams getting closer even amidst the harsh realities of the present recycling themselves in the corridor of
situation, stayed at home most times for school fees as he had to pay for himself, feed power and before they become feeble,
bring in their children into the system to
himself, buy books and so many other things, most times give to the struggling parents replace them, hmmm! No wonder the
from the meager he could realise from the ups and downs, through the pains and smiles, he wealth they gathered are most times
graduated from the secondary school making his first attempt of his final examination but being scattered by the frustrated youths.
gone are those days in the land that such brilliant effort like his will earn you automatic Though, the energetic guy had luck ran
scholarship to study in the tertiary institution, now the whistle for the kickoff of the his way one day and got a good job from
a multinational company and now
problem has just been blown. soothing away the pains of the old,
feeble, weak and grey parents he left in
Travelled to the town to source for a means to make ends meet, after several years of
the village. No effort is wasted especially
preparing for the tertiary institution funding, he gained admission into one of the prestigious when invested on education.
universities in the country to study a course of choice for four years but plus X (4yrs + X),
Finally, I take the second stanza of the
the X been Nigerian factors of ASUU strike, NLC down tool, internal problems among National anthem:
others. Struggling with the purchase of handout after paying the throat cutting tuition fee Oh God of creation
imposed by leaders who started with the Awolowo free education and ended with the
Direct our noble course,
scholarship scheme of the state now became a tuition fee sucking demon, this coupled with
Guide our leaders right
the problem he’s facing with a lecturer who wants the back of the only girl he has loved on
his (lecturer) bed or else, toying with his graduation, battling with this and still thinking of Help our youths the truth to know
the way forward when the news of the new policy of no class without laptops came and he In love and honesty to grow
completely became devastated. Like the Yoruba adage; “elede a de Oyo, ariwo e lapo”, And live in just and truth
“the pig will get to Oyo town its the noise that will be much” , after struggling and battling
Great lofty height attain,
and battling with the university headaches for years, here comes the convocation day,
To build a nation where peace and justice
forced himself to dine and wine with the people – mates, friends, colleagues etc, the NYSC
shall reign.
posting list is pasted just shortly after and the boy is posted to Maiduguri, having just two
Written by
days to report in camp when he got the letter a day before the first day, needed to put some Icon Tunde Oluwasimirin
things in place and had to travel another 21 hours with a challenging transport fare after the
subsidy on PMS was removed by the so called leaders, going through the pains and
surviving on the monthly 19,700 + 3,000 of the state government for the state government,
he went for the POP, looking closer than ever to the fulfillment of dreams , got back home,
Info bytes:
rested a bit and went to book with a vendor for daily reading of newspapers for job The DRR official visitation to zone L and
advertisement, funny enough, he sees vacancies every day, but Nigerian companies will K comes up during the zonal Family of
Rotary for the two zones on the 6th and
always demand for 5 years post NYSC experience, and for the young man who just passed 13th respectively:
out of the scheme could not meet the said requirements, after a while
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YOU ARE ALL INVITED
Whenever you are confronted with an opponent. Conquer him with love
4. District 9125, Nigeria
defense. Guide them far enough down the what is an unseen count for nothing.
The pencil maker took the pencil aside wrong path, envelop them in enough Never let yourself get lost in the crowd,
smoke, and by the time they realize your then, or buried in oblivion. Stand out. Be
just before putting the pencil into the box,
intentions, it will be too late. conspicuous, at all cost. Make yourself a
he said: there are five (5) things you need
to know before I send you to the world, magnet of attention by appearing larger,
LAW 3
he told the pencil, always remember them NEVER PUT TOO MUCH TRUST IN more colorful, and more mysterious than
and you will become the best of pencil FRIENDS, LEARN HOW TO USE the bland and timid masses.
you can be. ENEMIES
Be wary of friends they will betray you LAW 7
Everything you do will always leave a more quickly, for they are easily aroused to
GET OTHERS TO DO THE WORK
MARK envy. They also become spoiled and FOR YOU, BUT ALWAYS TAKE THE
tyrannical. But hire a former enemy and he CREDIT
You can always CORRECT the
will be more loyal than a friend, because Use the wisdom, knowledge, and legwork
MISTAKES you have made
he has more to prove. In fact, you have of other people to further your own cause.
The most important part of you will more to fear from friends than from Not only will such assistance save you
always be what is INSIDE OF YOU enemies. If you have no enemies, find a valuable time and energy, it will give you
way to make them. a godlike aura of efficiency and speed. In
In life, you will undergo PAINFUL
the end your helpers will be forgotten and
SHARPENING which will make you LAW 4 you will be remembered. Never do
a BETTER PENCIL ALWAYS SAY LESS THAN yourself what others can do for you.
To be the best pencil you can be, you NECESSARY
must allow yourself to be HELD and When you are trying to impress people LAW 8
GUIDED by the hands that hold you. with words, the more you say, the more MAKE OTHER PEOPLE COME TO
common you appear, and the less in YOUUSE BAIT IF NECESSARY
WE ARE NOTHING BUT PENCILS IN control. Even if you are saying something When you force the other person to act,
THE HAND OF THE CREATOR
banal, it will seem original if you make it you are the one in control. It is always
Written by
Merry Olu Escort. vague, open-ended, and sphinxlike. better to make your opponent
Powerful people impress and intimidate by come to you, abandoning his own plans in
saying less. The more you say, the more the process. Lure him with fabulous gains
likely you are to say something foolish. then attack. You hold the cards.
LAW 5 LAW 9
SO MUCH DEPENDS ON WIN THROUGH YOUR ACTIONS,
REPUTATIONGUARD IT WITH NEVER THROUGH ARGUMENT
LAW 1
NEVER OUTSHINE THE MASTER YOUR LIFE Any momentary triumph you think you
Always make those above you feel Reputation is the cornerstone of power. have gained through argument is really a
comfortably superior. In your desire to Through reputation alone you can Pyrrhic
please or impress them, do not go too far intimidate and win; once it slips, however,
in displaying your talents or you might you are vulnerable, and will be attacked on LAW 10
accomplish the opposite inspire fear and all sides. Make your reputation
INFECTION: AVOID THE UNHAPPY
insecurity. Make your masters appear unassailable. Always be alert to potential AND UNLUCKY
more brilliant than they are and you will attacks and thwart them before they You can die from someone else's misery
attain the heights of power. happen. Meanwhile, learn to destroy your
emotional states are as infectious as
enemies by opening holes in their own
reputations. Then stand aside and let public diseases. You may feel you are helping the
LAW 2
CONCEAL YOUR INTENTIONS opinion hang them. drowning man but you are only
Keep people off-balance and in the dark precipitating your own disaster. The
by never revealing the purpose behind LAW 6 unfortunate sometimes draw misfortune on
your actions. If they have no clue what COURT ATTENTION AT ALL COST themselves; they will also draw it on you.
you are up to, they cannot prepare a Everything is judged by its appearance; Associate with the happy and fortunate
instead.
Tunde Oluwasinmirin Fikayo Benson Jide Ajao Rtn Kola Oderinu Dr Buchi Akpeh
District Editor Deputy District Editor Media Consultant Chief Correspondent Chief Correspondent
(Internal Affairs) (External Affairs)
Akintayo Orimadegun Balogun Ajibola Ayoola adedolapo
Senior Correspondent Zone L Senior Correspondent Zone K Correspondent J
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Peace comes from within. Do not seek it without
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Blessed with the best human and natural Continued from page 2
resources The GPEI was launched in 1988 when the 41st
Although we may be born with certain wrong
Had her glorious days and time of World Health Assembly (WHA) adopted a
inclination, violent behavior is usually learned.
celebrations resolution for the worldwide eradication of polio.
The same is true of peacefulness. The question is It is spearheaded by national governments,
who can teach us the ways of true peace? Surely,
With outstanding achievements in various WHO, Rotary International, the United States
the most authoritative person would be our
fields Centres for Disease Control and Prevention
Creator, whose wisdom is unsurpassed. Consider
the following five points. (CDC), United Nations Children‟s Fund
Education, sports, culture, tourism, even
(UNICEF), and supported by key partners
DO NOT BECOME ENVIOUS OF THE governance, 13 years of uninterrupted including the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
MAN OF VIOLENCE. democratic rule, This followed the certification of the eradication
CHOOSE YOUR ASSOCIATES WISELY. Though all these are not without the of smallpox in 1980, progress during the 1980s
turbulence of time test, towards elimination of the poliovirus in the
CULTIVATE TRUE LOVE FOR
Americas, and Rotary International‟s
OTHERS.
The pre-colonial days slave trade commitment to raise funds to protect all children
TRUST GOD TO DEAL WITH THE from the disease.
WICKED. The cultural killing of twin children
In 1994, the WHO Region of the Americas was
LOOK TO GOD'S KINGDOM TO BRING The independence chaos,
certified polio-free, followed by the WHO
TRUE PEACE TO THE EARTH.
The post-independence military coup Western Pacific Region in 2000 and the WHO
These point teachings have help millions of d’état at various times, European Region in June 2002. Of the three
people - including some with a violent types of WPV1, 2, and 3, WPV2 transmission
disposition-to become lovers of peace. Consider The 3 years civil war that took the country has been successfully stopped (since 1999).
the point and let SERVE THROUGH PEACE. through a memorial,
According to the WHO, more than 10 million
Rtr. Oladimeji Jubril A. The post electoral violence of 1983 that people are today walking, who would otherwise
(RAC. Ikirun C.B)
saw the nation through the return to have been paralysed. About 1.5 million
military rule childhood deaths have been prevented, through
THE LAND The era that involved the days of the
the systematic administration of Vitamin A during
polio immunisation activities.
CALLED master dribbler; Nigerian Maradona
Polio eradication partners around the world are
The dictatorship years of Gen. Sanni
NIGERIA Abacha,
marking the first WPD since India was removed
from the list of countries with active transmission
The June 12, 1993 annulment that ended of WPV.
The most populous black nation, with assassination of innocent souls, A statement from the GPEI on the WPD states:
Never an understatement to be called the The beginning of the murder of social “This development opened up a historic
giant of Africa, opportunity to complete polio eradication in the
justice in the land,
remaining endemic countries, powered by the
Or how else do you describe a country
The return to democracy and the WHA declaration of an „emergency for global
like Nigeria,
beginning of another era public health‟ and implemented through national
When a universal maxim says that: emergency programmes run by the governments
The electoral frauds and corruption that of Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan.
“the success of a man is not quantified nearly became a legal business,
by the level of his wealth but by the “In all but three countries of the world,
number of problems he overcame in the The kidnapping that arose from the governments supported by the GPEI have
course of succeeding” militant of the south, stopped transmission of this crippling virus. This
Then you will agree with me that a The present day insurgency of the Boko year, fewer children (171) have been paralyzed
country with by polio, in fewer parts of the world than ever
Haram sect that has claimed so many
before.
One Federal Capital Territory and the lives,
fastest growing city in the continent, “Since the launch of the GPEI‟s Emergency
But the good news of the story is that the
36 States across the 6 geo political zones, Action Plan in May 2010, India – long thought to
beautiful ones are born,
be the hardest place from which to eradicate
Over 250 ethnic nationalities and tribes polio – has stopped polio transmission. Polio
Even though the ugly ones refuse to die but
divided to 774 local governments
then... now survives among the most marginalised
Covering over 900, 000 square kilometer communities of just three countries: Afghanistan,
Amidst all odds, the country still exist as
in land mass Nigeria and Pakistan.
one, then I think I’m justified for calling
With over 150 million people the nation the giant of Africa.
representing more than half of the total
God Bless Nigeria and God bless us all.
population of West Africa To be Continue d
Became a sovereign entity 52 years ago
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There is no ‘way to peace,’ there is only ‘peace’