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A video has just gone viral on the internet showing DMW sensation, Peruzzi, with a certain girl in a sexual mood on a bed.
The video shows both the artiste and the mystery girl lying on the bed both naked while the girl was romancing the singer who is caught in the realm of the moment.

We have no idea what relationship exist or existed between them both, but judging by Peruzzi’s mood in the video, we are sure they must have had a good time.

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Women with long index fingers on their left hands are more likely to have affairs, a study has shown. The findings have surprised scientists as having a longer index finger is associated with having more typical female characteristics. The longer index finger and shorter ring finger have been linked to being exposed to higher levels of female s-x hormones in the womb. It was assumed that women who were ‘more feminised’ would be more likely to be satisfied with their romantic relationships, and to be less impulsive.
Being more exposed to the s-x hormone oestrogen in the womb leads to women’s index fingers growing longer than their ring finger. By contrast, being exposed to more of the male s-x hormone testosterone in the womb has a more ‘masculinising’ effect – and results in a longer ring finger and a shorter index finger.

Men with longer ring fingers than index fingers have been found to be better sportsmen. Eiluned Pearce of Oxford University carried out the research which has been published in a Royal Society Journal. She took measurements of the finger lengths of 274 female volunteers and also sampled their DNA. They also completed psychological tests on their relationship quality. She found that ‘women with higher (more feminine) left hand digit ratios are more impulsive and rate their romantic relationships less favourably.’ She added that the finding is ‘intriguing, because the opposite might be expected’. In the research paper, she speculates that women with the higher index finger to ring finger ration are likely to be ‘more feminized‘ and more highly sought after by males. Because they know they have a lot of options, ‘this might be associated with dissatisfaction with current partners’ and this might lead to flings – or as the scientists call it ‘opportunistic mating’ and ‘impulsive’ mating with men who are not their husband or partner.

The two main strategies in s-x are ‘opportunistic mating‘ – in other words having lots of flings – and a strategy ‘focusing on long-term commitment’. She writes that ‘If females with more feminised morphology [body shape] have higher ‘mate value‘, this might be associated with dissatisfaction with current partners, leading to impulsive extra-pair matings and seeking alternative mates.’ The researchers also looked at the ratio of index finger to ring finger lengths in males, but did not find any connection with relationship quality.Last month research found that women whose ring fingers are longer than their index digits more likely to be lesbian. Researchers at Essex University looked at sets of identical twins where one of the siblings was heterosexual. They found that the homosexual twin tended to have a greater difference between the length of their index and ring finger, with the difference most pronounced among women.

Previous research has indicated that exposure to the male hormone testosterone in the womb could be linked to differences in finger length and also to sexuality. Women’s index and ring fingers are typically of similar length while in men there is a greater difference. Both men and women are exposed to the ‘male‘ hormone testosterone in the womb. The study observed that in 18 sets of female twins, the lesbian twin had more ‘male-typical’ hands than her straight sister. In 14 sets of male twins the gay twin had slightly more ‘male-typical’ hands than their straight brother but the difference between the two was not viewed as significant. A chart indicated that the index finger of non-straight women was typically around 90 to 100 per cent as long as the ring finger.
Source: https://thebloggerway.com/wow-scientists-reveal-how-you-can-use-index-finger-to-know-if-your-girlfriend-is-cheating/

Tiffany Trump, the daughter of US president, Donald Trump, is allegedly dating a Lagos-bred millionaire, Micheal Boulos.
According to Page Six reports, Micheal is the son of a multi-billion dollar family in Nigeria.



A source close to Tiffany told Page Six that the president’s daughter and Boulos spent Thanksgiving together and that he met most of her family.



“Tiffany is happy. She has so far been able to keep things with Michael under the radar.

“But she introduced him to her family at Thanksgiving, and he comes across as a very intelligent young man from a great family. There was no mention of the president’s unfortunate comment about African nations,” the source said.



Tiffany and Boulos are believed to have started dating sometime in June, when they met while on vacation in Mykonos.



Boulos reportedly grew up in Lagos, Nigeria. Tiffany’s father President Trump had once referred to Nigeria as a “shithole country.”

Source: https://thebloggerway.com/new-report-donald-trumps-daughter-reportedly-dating-lagos-millionaire/

The Presidency has insisted that Boko Haram insurgents have been ”technically defeated” especially in the northeast region, according to a report by Channels Television.

The Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Mr Femi Adesina said this on Channels Television’s Sunday Politics, in reaction to the killing of several soldiers in the Metele area of Borno State.

Although he described the situation as sad and unfortunate, he believes it is not enough to conclude that the insurgents now have control over the region.

Also in reaction to the conflicting number of casualties recorded in the recent attacks, Adesina said the Presidency is yet to know the actual figures.

According to him, it is the place of the military to give an authoritative figure of the casualties.

He said, “The Presidency did not mention any figure. Its not for the presidency to mention a figure, its for the military because it is purely military thing.

“It is the military who can give you an authoritative figure in terms of casualties, not the presidency.”

When asked if the President had been briefed on the number of casualties, he said, “I am not in the knowledge of that. Unless the President tells me, I don’t know, we have not discussed it.

“He is the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces, so he should be briefed by the hour, if not by the minute.

“For some time, you know that things had eased, the Nigerian Army had the upper hand and the insurgents had been technically defeated but then, there is this sudden upsurge and there is that casualty figure which I do not know, but which people say is on the high side.

“The military is the one that can tell us what actually happened”.

“That was maybe a breach in security but it doesn’t not mean that Boko Haram is having the upper hand and like the President said in the statement we released yesterday( Saturday), we will still get to the end of this Boko Haram insurgency.

“I agree with you that this is a breach, it is sad, it is unfortunate but then, it does not mean that Boko Haram is now in charge, they are not,” Adesina stressed.

Speaking further, the President’s aide also addressed some of the claims made by former President Goodluck Jonathan over an alleged increase in corruption under the present administration, despite its promise to curb the menace.

He said, “Don’t you think the reason adduced for that is rather simplistic.

“It says, under the Jonathan administration, this is the amount that was recovered, now under Buhari, this is the amount that has been recovered which is like four, five, six fold of what was recovered under Jonathan… is that then enough reason to say corruption has increased, or rather there is more efficiency in tackling corruption now.

“It could mean that corruption was just accepted as a way of life, that was why the recovery was so minimal and now the recovery is so huge now because corruption is being tackled.”

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It was pure drama that took place last Friday during a burial ceremony in Nnewi, Anambra State, after it was discovered that a carved wood was to be buried instead of a man’s corpse.

Local reports show that the deceased identified as Sunday Nwosu, died on the 10th of January, 2016, and his younger brother, Ikechukwu, had been telling people that Sunday’s corpse was in the mortuary and he didn’t have money to bury him, yet.

But, on Friday, 23rd of November, 2018, Ikechuchkwu invited few friends to a funeral service without the approval of his kinsmen. He brought a coffin containing the supposed corpse of Sunday and instructed that it shouldn’t be opened.

However, their younger sister stormed the venue without notifying anyone and forcefully opened the casket. And to the surprise of everyone, only a carved wood was found inside. .

But despite her cries, Ikechukwu still went ahead to bury the wood. Now, some villagers have called on the Igwe of Orizu, Nnewi, and the police to arrest Ikechukwu and make him provide his brother’s corpse.
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Some customers of commercial banks in the Federal Capital Territory, FCT, have appealed to the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, to stop charges on transactions made through Automated Teller Machines, ATMs.

The customers, who made the call in separate interviews with News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, in Gwagwalada on Monday, described the maintenance and transaction fees as well as other charges levied by the banks on ATM transactions as “worrisome and fraudulent”.

They noted that customers’ withdrawals with the ATMs of other banks had been unattractive because of the continued charge of N65 for every transaction, while commercial banks in the FCT had re-programmed their ATM machines.

They said that the ATMs of most banks in the FCT dispensed only N10,000 per transaction, adding that customers were, therefore, forced to make many withdrawals to enable the banks to earn more through charges.

The customers moaned that if they had a cause to withdraw N100,000 or more through other banks’ ATMs, it meant they would be made to part with more cash under the guise of ATM charges.

Mr Godwin Onmonya, a Zenith Bank customer in Gwagwalada, said that the ATMs of virtually all the banks in the neighbourhood dispensed a maximum of N10,000 per transaction.

“If you want to make withdrawals, you will discover that only few ATMs are dispensing and they only dispense N10,000 per transaction.

“Recently, I wanted to withdraw above N100,000 and I went to another bank, only to discover that its ATM was dispensing only N10,000 per transaction.

“I also discovered I was charged N65 for every transaction, as I had exceeded the mandatory three withdrawals limit; this is outrageous,” he said.

Mr Abraham Gado, another bank customer in Kwali Area Council, said that he often received alerts for charges like management, maintenance and commitment fees as well as other frivolous charges after ATM transactions.

“These banks are making huge money to the detriment of poor Nigerians; imagine the collection of N100 charged as maintenance fees from just five million citizens.

“Our ATM cards are always with us and not in the banks; so, I don’t actually know what they are maintaining.

“Even as regards the N65 charge which CBN authorised should be charged after three transactions, I am not sure the banks are following the rule, judging by the number of debit alerts we usually receive.

“The concerned authorities should please look into this matter because people are suffering; there is no money in the country, yet the banks are ripping off their customers,’’ Gado said.

Mrs Sarah Bako, another customer in Abaji Area Council, recalled an instance when withdrew N100,000 from her account with a First Bank ATM, saying that she was charged N65 per transaction.

Saying that was not her first experience, Bako described the practice as “fraudulent and an act of robbing the people’’.

She urged the CBN to urgently intervene in the matter, with a view to curbing excessive charges on ATM withdrawals by commercial banks.

Bako, however, called for the establishment of more banks in Abaji Area Council in order to boost commercial activities in the area, saying that First Bank Plc. was the only commercial bank operating in the neighbourhood.

“People travel from neighbouring villages like Rubochi, Nuku, Chikara, Dangara, Bukpe, Atako and other faraway places to Abaji central area just for bank transactions.

“We have First Bank as the only commercial bank in the whole of Abaji Area Council and that is not too good for business activities in the area.

“First Bank is the only bank operating in Abaji; for a long time, we have clamouring for the presence of other banks in our area to reduce the stress but so far, nothing has been done,” she said.

NAN recalls that the Senate recently called on the CBN to suspend the ATM card maintenance charges being deducted from customers’ accounts, following a motion moved by Sen. Gbenga Ashafa (APC-Lagos East).

https://thebloggerway.com/breaking-news-cbn-under-pressure-to-order-banks-to-stop-atm-charges/

The interdisciplinary Graduate School ‘Performing Sustainability. Cultures and Development in West Africa’ is a collaborative training network for postgraduate students by the University of Hildesheim (Germany), the University of Maiduguri (Nigeria) and the University of Cape Coast (Ghana). The initiative is funded by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) and focuses on innovative research that brings together approaches from performance, arts and culture to bear on sustainable development as defined in the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). A specific focus of the Graduate School is on issues of peace and conflict resolution.

We hereby announce the availability of six 2-year scholarships for Master in Cultural Sustainability at the Centre for the Study and Promotion of Cultural Sustainability, University of Maiduguri, Nigeria. The scholarships will commence in October 2018. More specifically, we call for proposals for the following available scholarships:

6 Master scholarships at the University of Maiduguri (Nigeria)

The Graduate School will be based on one year course work and two intensive research workshops held annually at the Universities of Maiduguri and Cape Coast (Ghana). During the two-week workshops, experts from various areas will teach specific topics related to the research subjects and methodology for all scholarship holders. Participants in the Graduate School will pay the respective tuition fees for the programs they are enrolled in, but all costs in relation to the Graduate School (workshops, access to library and technical material) will be covered. Scholarship holders will additionally receive a monthly stipend.

Focus of Research Proposals

Research proposals may focus on various topics connecting performance, arts and artistic/cultural expressions in relation to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Africa, such as:

The role of artistic and cultural expressions in processes of conflict transformation and peace building (e.g. applied cinema, theatre, music, performance, fine arts, literature, media, cultural heritage)
Conflict transformation and social equality (e.g. actions for righteous participation and self-determination of gender, reconciliation building after the end of violent conflicts, promoting physical / mental healing processes within the society)
The prevention of violent conflicts and protection of the diversity of cultural expressions
Peacekeeping (e.g. securing land and land use rights, reconciliation after violent conflicts, stopping and preventing environmental degradation and resource exploitation, educating about climate change and social challenges)

The research projects should be conducted in local contexts and be directed towards solving problems voiced by local agents and stakeholders. Projects should therefore include an applied aspect aiming at sustainable, mid- and long-term solutions in the fields of education, socio-cultural development or cultural policy.

Target Group

The Graduate School offers the opportunity to learn and exchange experiences in an international academic environment with scholars from Nigeria, Ghana and Germany. It is targeting qualified young scholars and students. It is addressed to qualified young scientists and students.

Application and Selection Process

A precondition for entering the Graduate School is a researched Bachelor degree in the humanities, social sciences, cultural sciences or cultural policy.
The working language of the Graduate School is English; a very good command of English in oral and written communication is mandatory. Candidates apply with a project proposal (maximum five pages) which must include issues and topics clearly related to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The proposal should also contain the following information: description of the current situation/state of research, the resulting research questions and the intended research methods, a list of the relevant literature and other potential research materials (e.g. documents, interviews, sound archives, media sources), a description of the targeted results and ideas for an applied project based on the outcome of the research.

Candidates will be selected based on their qualification and motivation. Special emphasis is placed on gender balance. We particularly encourage women and people with diverse backgrounds to apply. International applicants are eligible to apply but requested to relocate to Maiduguri for the study period.

The deadline for application is 15th October, 2018. No application after this date will be accepted. The extension became necessary to give more room for more candidates (especially females for gender balance) to apply. This is to meet the requirements of the funding body.

To apply please send the following documents to: daad-sdg@uni-hildesheim.de

Research project proposal (maximum 5 pages)
Motivation letter (2 pages) stating qualifications and interest and also indicating the specific graduate program the applicant wishes to enrol in
CV in English
Certificates and other relevant credentials
2 letters of academic reference

Selection will take place in June 2018.
We are looking forward to receiving your application. Please do not hesitate to contact us for further inquiry.

Contact

University of Maiduguri (Nigeria), Department of Visual and Performing Arts: Dr. Christopher Mtaku (mtaku@unimaid.edu.ng)
University of Hildesheim (Germany), Center for World Music: Dr Nepomuk Riva (nepomuk.riva@uni-hildesheim.de); UNESCO Chair Cultural Policy for the Arts in Development: Meike Lettau (lettau@uni-hildesheim.de)
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International Major Entrance Scholarships (IMES) are awarded to exceptional international students entering undergraduate programs at UBC. Students receive their IMES when they enter their first year at UBC, and the scholarships are renewable for up to three additional years of study. The number and level of these scholarships awarded each year vary, depending on available funding.
Eligibility

To be considered for the IMES, you must:

be new to UBC, entering directly from secondary school or post-secondary (university or college)
be an international student who will be studying at UBC on a Canadian study permit (student visa). (Changes to your citizenship status will affect your IMES eligibility.)
demonstrate exceptional academic achievement and intellectual promise, as well as impressive extracurricular and community involvement
apply to UBC by January 15

How to apply

If you apply to UBC by January 15, you will be automatically considered for the IMES.
Scholarship status

You will be considered for this scholarship shortly after you receive an offer of admission to UBC. We’ll start making scholarship decisions in February 2019.


Outstanding International Student Award

The Outstanding International Student (OIS) Award is a one-time, merit-based entrance scholarship awarded to qualified students when they are offered admission to UBC. Students selected for this award show strength academically and display involvement outside of the classroom.
Eligibility

To be considered for an OIS Award, you must:

be new to UBC, entering directly from secondary school or post-secondary (university or college)
be an international student studying at UBC on a Canadian study permit (student visa). (Changes to your citizenship status will affect your scholarship eligibility.)
demonstrate outstanding academic achievement and strong extracurricular involvement
apply to UBC by January 15

How to apply

If you apply to UBC by January 15, you will be automatically considered for the OIS Award.
Scholarship status

You will be considered for this scholarship shortly after you receive an offer of admission to UBC. We’ll start making scholarship decisions in February 2019.
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AdCamp, open to all current or recently graduated university students from across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), gives participants the chance to get a 360-degree look behind the scenes at Google, develop a professional network, gain new skills, experience our culture, and learn more about career opportunities in a fun and inclusive environment.

Online advertising is at the core of Google’s business and we’re thrilled to share the magic of our platforms with university students through Google AdCamp. AdCamp offers a collaborative curriculum focused on Google’s advertising sales and services operations, an overview of Google’s ad products and insight into the industry.

Up to 50 current university students will be selected to participate in an all-expense-paid AdCamp experience at one of Google’s offices. Participants will get the opportunity to gain new skills, compete in a case competition, develop a professional network, get an inside look into helping small and medium businesses thrive, and learn more about career opportunities within our Global Business Organisation in a fun and inclusive environment.

If a student is selected, Google will cover transport (most reasonable mode) to the programs and hotel rooms if needed for the duration of the program.
http://nairascholarship.com/index.php/2018/09/22/call-for-application-google-adcamp-emea-for-fresh-graduate-all-expense-paid-camp-at-googles-office-2018-2019/

One full scholarships is available for applicants who are ordinarily resident in Nigeria and who are applying to a full-time one-year master’s course within the African Studies Centre at Oxford.

The scholarship covers course fees and a grant for living costs of at least £14,777. Awards are made for the full duration of your fee liability for the agreed course. The scholarship is funded by the Imperial Majesty Oba Adéyeyè Enitan Ògúnwùsì and aims to provide funding to exceptional candidates pursuing postgraduate study of Africa.



There is no separate application process for this scholarship: to be considered, submit your application for graduate study by the relevant January deadline for your course. Selection is expected to take place in April 2019.

Unless otherwise stated, you will be considered automatically for these scholarships if:

You are applying to start a new graduate course;
You submit your course application by the relevant January admissions deadline;
You are subsequently offered a place after consideration of applications received by the deadline;
Your application is not placed on a waiting list or held back after the January admissions deadline to be re-evaluated against applications received by the March admissions deadline; and
You meet the eligibility criteria.

About the selection process:

The eligibility criteria will be applied automatically, using the details you provide in the relevant sections of the graduate application form (for example, your country of ordinary residence and your previous education institutions), to determine whether you are eligible.
Selection is based on academic merit, unless specified otherwise.
Some of the scholarships are only tenable at specific colleges. Unless specified otherwise, you do not need to select that college as your preference on the graduate application form. All eligible applicants will be considered, regardless of which college (if any) you state as your preference. However, successful applicants will be transferred to the relevant college in order to take up the scholarship.
Applicants who hold deferred offers to start in 2019-20 are not eligible to be considered for these scholarships.

Application Deadline: January 2019
http://nairascholarship.com/index.php/2018/09/21/apply-now-ooni-adeyeye-enitan-ogunwusi-scholarships-2019-for-young-nigerians-to-study-at-university-of-oxford-uk-funded/

The Coca-Cola Company (NYSE: KO) is the world's largest beverage company, refreshing consumers with more than 500 sparkling and still brands.

At The Coca-Cola Company you can cultivate your career in a challenging and dynamic environment. We are the largest manufacturer and distributor of nonalcoholic drinks in the world-selling more than 1 billion drinks a day. Unlock your full potential with a future-focused company that is known and respected throughout the world.
Senior Procurement Manager

Job Type: Full Time
Qualification: BA/BSc/HND
Experience: 7 years
Location: Lagos
Job Field: Procurement / Store-keeping / Supply Chain



Function Specific Activities

Responsible for sourcing and operational expertise in defined Categories collaboratively aligning with Marketing, Operating Expenses and Capital Investments related functions at early stage in 7SSP project development process (Business Planning), analysis, sourcing, negotiating, contracting and managing agency to deliver maximum productivity benefits (Efficiency and Effectiveness)
Responsible for supplier development and relationship. Currently there are over 300 suppliers of with over 150 suppliers bill the business unit over $150,000 per annum.
Responsible for ensuring monthly reporting through updated CPM Tracker at Country and BU, levels, ensuring Project Management Office in place with strong governance through management of Steering Committee cadences, enabling correct sign off at senior director level within the BU
Support BU Finance Director in the realignment and new branding of the Procurement function, development of the team towards influencing strategic business priorities as well as bringing strong sourcing strategies and foundational procurement skills.
Through knowledge of Category Strategy Management identify regional/global sourcing opportunities for improved systems and process efficiencies e.g. Agency SOW management, Production Process management, End to End business process management in both OpEx and Media Categories
Develop strong collaboration with Finance Department and marketing function in BU to ensure knowledge of and a proactive approach to budget timeline and planning in order to support 7SSP for each Category (ZBW.)
Contribute to the creation of productivity pipeline, strong Category Management practises, Strategic Sourcing, P2P Management, Operational support and internal controls and compliance.
Ensure strong analytics capability within marketing procurement function in order to enable detailed analysis of key categories and support recommended spend and buy better strategies. In conjunction with business owners, validate buying requirements and guide users to the most appropriate products and services
High Level of responsibility for Procurement Internal controls, Risk Management and supplier integrity in partnership with BU Finance Director including P2P leadership and operational management.
Collaborate with Regional BU’s and Global teams to ensure full visibility to local category strategies and ensure sharing of best practices in and out of BU as well as driving best practise and global strategies.
Engage and Align with Global Agency Management, Brands and BU IMC to guide and support best practice Agency Management in VBC or other compensation models, Scope of Work management and Roles and Responsibilities aligned and in place for all Marketing sourcing activity.
Support Marketing with delivery of Key Performance management (such as P4P) including half yearly agency reviews (TCCC Agency Evaluation)
Coordinate with Marketing & Commercial Finance and Financial Operations to ensure appropriate and relevant financial analyses conducted, spend analysis, budgeting, internal controls and transactions processing. Identify opportunities for greater finance reporting to support Procurement sourcing decisions e.g. P2P business intelligence
In alignment with BU FD and Global P2P team, ensure successful delivery of Purchase to Pay processes and subsequent compliance management, ensure Key Performance metrics for P2P usage monitored and applied
Manage SPP5.1 procurement policy and procedure for BU to ensure consistent and complied implementation.
Collaborate with Bottlers (where possible) to identify savings as well as process improvement opportunities

Key Competency Requirements
Knowledge and Experience Required:

7+ years of strategic sourcing experience in indirect procurement, especially in marketing procurement, preferably gained in a FMCG/ Beverage/ Retail / Consulting
Proven experiences in managing complex internal and external partnership for outsourced and insourced services as well as change management projects
Proven ability to effectively partner/ influence/ lead to achieve business results
Leadership skills – strong self-management and influencing to form consensus
Strategic Change Management
Exceptional business communication skills, including negotiations and forming coalitions to drive change
Category management knowledge and experience
Procurement expertise and analytical skills
Operational excellence and business process improvement
Project management
Fluent in English – and French an advantage.
MCIPS, IPA / MBA preferred
Travel up to 25% of work time required

Leadership Behaviors:

Drive Innovation: Generate new or unique solutions and embrace new ideas that help sustain our business(encompassing everything from continuous improvement to new product and package innovation).
Collaborate With System, Customers, And Other Stakeholders: Develop and leverage relationships with stakeholders to approximately stretch and impact the System (Company and Bottler).
Act Like An Owner: Deliver results, creating value for our Brands, our System, our customers, and key stakeholders.
Inspire Others: Inspire people to deliver our mission and 2020 Vision, demonstrate passion for the business and give people a reason to believe anything is possible.
Develop Self And Others: Develop self and support others' development to achieve full potential.

Growth Behaviors:

Growth Mindset: Demonstrates curiosity. Welcomes failure as a learning opportunity.
Smart Risk: Makes bold decisions/recommendations.
Externally Focused: Understands the upstream and downstream implications of his/her work. Tracks and shares external trends, best practices or ideas.
Performance Driven And Accountable: Has high performance standards. Outperforms her/his peers.
Fast/Agile: Removes barriers to move faster. Experiments and adapts. Thrives under pressure and fast pace.
Empowered: Brings solutions instead of problems. Challenges the status quo. Has the courage to take an unpopular stance.

Method of Application
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The University of Wollongong is awarding University Postgraduate Award (UPA) to both domestic and international candidates. This award is available to pursue master and doctoral programme.

The University of Wollongong is a research-intensive university with an outstanding reputation for its learning environments across a broad range of disciplines.

UOW is an international network of campuses and regional learning centre’s. Together with our partners, we make a strong and connected presence in our communities.

Applications Deadline: October 17, 2018
Course Level: This award is available to pursue master and doctoral programme.
Study Subject: Doctoral degrees and Masters of Philosophy programs.
Scholarship Award: Stipend for 2018: $27,082* non-taxable. * Stipends are indexed annually.
Nationality: Both Domestic and International Students.
Number of Scholarships: Numbers not given
Scholarship can be taken in Australia

Eligibility:

Eligible Countries: This award is available for both Domestic and International Students.

Entrance Requirements: Applicants must meet the following criteria:

International applicants
Domestic applicants (Australian citizens; Australian Permanent Residents; or New Zealand citizens)

English Language Requirements: Applicants whose first language is not English are usually required to provide evidence of proficiency in English at the higher level required by the University.

How to Apply: If you are interested in applying for a UPA, please follow the directions when you apply for your degree at UOW apply online.

If you’re a non-school leaver i.e. completed Yr12 before 2016 and/or completed a TAFE qualification or equivalent, and you’re looking to study your first university degree, you can apply directly to UOW from this page. There is no application fee to apply directly to UOW.

https://nairascholarship.com/index.php/2018/09/19/apply-now-for-uow-university-postgraduate-award-upa-for-australian-and-international-students-in-australia-2019/

Applications are now open for the ECOWAS Research and Innovation Support Program (PARI) which is a competitive program that aims to select the best projects submitted by researchers through calls for applications. It is included in the ECOWAS Science, Technology and Innovation Policy Action Plan and is in close alignment with the Community Strategic Framework. (CSC) 2016-2020 of the ECOWAS, the African Union Strategy on Science, Technology and Innovation (STISA), the African Union Agenda 2063 and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG-30).

This program is implemented to respond to the many challenges of the research sector (obsolescence and degradation of equipment and infrastructure, low production of researchers, development of regional research programs, etc.).

Objectives

The PARI pursues the following specific objectives:

Financing research on a competitive basis of call for applications of research projects contributing to the fight against poverty and having an impact on the development of the region;
Promote the mobility of researchers through the development of regional projects;
Support research laboratories to strengthen their capacities (equipment and connectivity) and access to scientific information;
Build the capacity of young researchers to ensure the next generation of scientists of the research institutes within the region.

Funding Information

The PARI program provides a grant of one hundred thousand dollars ($ 100,000) per field of research.

Domain of Research/Research Activities

Earth and Life Sciences
Basic Science, Technology and Innovation

Recipients

The PARI shall award grants to two types of recipients1:

research Institutions;
laboratories in ECOWAS Members State.

Criteria

The laboratories and research Institutions must fulfill the following conditions:

Be located in one of ECOWAS member country;
work in the field of Research in science, technology and Innovation;
Apply in one of the fields identified by the call for applications;
Propose an integrative research project with a need to form consortia of researchers;
Comply with the deadline for the submission of applications;
Present a project of 10 pages maximum. The project must Have an impact on the development of the region;
Contribute to the development of Science, Technology and Innovations through its results;
Integrate young researchers (doctoral student, junior researchers) with the consideration of the gender issue;
Contribute to the resolution of a sustainable solution;
Contribute to the sustainable acquisition of equipment for research.

ECOWAS Member States

Bénin, Burkina Faso, Cap Vert, Côte d’Ivoire, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinée Bissau, Liberia, Mali, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Togo.


Deadline: 30 September 2018
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Beautiful actress, Fathia Balogun surprised everyone when she agreed to shave off her hair totally for a role in a movie she was playing.
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The advertisement on the Telegram app as
chilling. A a girl for sale is “Virgin. Beautiful.
12 years old … Her price has reached $12,500 and she will be sold
soon.”

The posting in Arabic appeared on an encrypted conversation
along with ads for kittens, weapons and tactical gear. It was shared by
an activist with the minority Yazidi community, whose women and
children are being held as sex slaves by ISIL.

While the extremist
group is losing territory in its self-styled caliphate, it is
tightening its grip on an estimated 3,000 women and girls held as sex
slaves.

In a fusion of ancient barbaric practices and modern technology,
ISIL sells the women like chattel on smartphone apps and shares
databases that contain their photographs and the names of their “owners”
to prevent their escape through ISIL checkpoints.

Yazidi women
and children were taken prisoner in August 2014, when ISIL fighters
overran their villages in northern Iraq with the aim to eliminate the
Kurdish-speaking minority because of its ancient faith. Since then, Arab
and Kurdish smugglers have managed to free an average of 134 people a
month. But by May, an ISIL crackdown reduced those numbers to just 39 in
the past six weeks, according to figures provided by the Kurdistan
regional government.

Mirza Danai, founder of the German-Iraqi aid
organisation Luftbrucke Irak, said escape had become more difficult and
dangerous in the last two or three months.

“They register every
slave, every person under their owner, and therefore if she escapes,
every Daesh control or checkpoint, or security force – they know that
this girl … has escaped from this owner,” he said.

Lamiya Aji
Bashar tried to flee four times before finally escaping in March, racing
to government-controlled territory with ISIL fighters in pursuit. A
landmine exploded, killing her companions, 8-year-old Almas and
Katherine, 20. She never learned their last names. The explosion
left Lamiya blind in her right eye and her face scarred. Saved by the
man who smuggled her out, she spoke from her uncle’s home in the
northern Iraqi town of Baadre. She counts herself among the lucky.

“I
managed in the end, thanks to God, I managed to get away from those
infidels,” she said. “Even if I had lost both eyes, it would have been
worth it, because I have survived them.”

The Sunni extremist group
views the Yazidis as barely human. The Yazidi faith combines elements
of Islam, Christianity and Zoroastrianism, an ancient Persian religion.
Their pre-war population in Iraq was estimated around 500,000. Their
number today is unknown.

Nadia Mourad, an escapee, has appeared before the US congress and the European parliament to appeal for international help.

“Daesh

is proud of what it’s done to the Yazidis,” she told the parliament.
“They are being used has human shields. They are not allowed to escape
or flee. Probably they will be assassinated. Where is the world in all
this? Where is humanity?”

ISIL
relies on encrypted apps to sell the women and girls, according to an
activist who is documenting the transactions and asked not to be named
for fear of his safety. The activist showed the negotiations for the
captives in encrypted conversations as they were occurring in real time.
The postings appear primarily on Telegram and on Facebook and WhatsApp
to a lesser degree, he said.

Both
Facebook-owned WhatsApp and Telegram use end-to-end encryption to
protect users’ privacy. Both have said they consider protecting private
conversations and data paramount, and that they themselves cannot access
users’ content

Lamiya
was abducted from the village of Kocho, near the town of Sinjar, in the
summer of 2014. Her parents are presumed dead. Somewhere, she said, her
9-year-old sister Mayada remains captive. One photo she managed to send
to the family shows the little girl standing in front of an ISIL flag.
Lamiya recounted her captivity, describing how she was passed
from one ISIL follower to another, all of whom beat and violated her.
She was determined to escape.

She said her first “owner” was an
Iraqi ISIL commander who went by the name Abu Mansour in the city of
Raqqa, the de facto ISIL capital deep in Syria. He brutalised her, often
keeping her handcuffed. She tried to run away twice but was
caught, beaten and raped repeatedly. After a month, she said, she was
sold to another ISIL extremist in Mosul, Iraq’s second city in the
northern province of Nineveh. After two months with him, she was sold
again, this time to an ISIL bomb-maker who Lamiya said forced her to
help him make suicide vests and car bombs.

“I tried to escape from him. And he captured me, too, and he beat me.”

When
the bomb-maker grew bored with her, she was handed over to an ISIL
doctor in Hawija, a small ISIL-controlled Iraqi town. She said the
doctor, who was the ISIL head of the town hospital, also abused her.

From there, after more than a year, she managed to contact her relatives in secret.

Her
uncle said the family paid local smugglers $800 to arrange Lamiya’s
escape. She will be reunited with her siblings in Germany, but despite
everything, her heart remains in Iraq.

“We had a nice house with a big farm … I was going to school,” she said. “It was beautiful.”
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