Are you a young person who has voice that needs to be heard in your local community?

Comr Olalekan Odedeyi will be hosting a FREE EVENT  with BME Middlesbrough CLP at @BarZero on 7th of July from 1pm.

Come along and let participate in being a community champion who gets their voice heard.

I WILL ALSO BE A GUEST SPEAKER AT THIS GREAT INITIATIVE

THIS IS AN INSPIRATIONAL EVENT YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS

Dear Family and Friends,

THE FIRST EVER AFRICAN INTERRACIAL FESTIVAL TOOK PLACE ON FRIDAY THE 29TH OF JUNE AND SATURDAY THE 30TH OF JUNE IN BASEL SWITZERLAND
This inspirational African initiative attracted audiences from neighbouring FRANCE, neighbouring GERMANY, THE UK and different regions around the world with special live musical performances from West Africa, Jamaica and Brazil

Abah, Linus Ajene was born in Ogo Oluwa L.G.A. of Oyo State and brought up in Idiri Okpoga in Okpokwu L.G.A. of Benue State where he has his biological root. He is a 400L student of Benue State University studying English/Education with the ambition of become an African Literature scholar as he progresses in life with time. He was the first runner-up of the 2017 Albert Jungers Poetry Prize and was also shortlisted for the 2018 Tony Tokunbo Fernandez International Poetry Competition.

He is the current President of Writers’ League, Benue State University chapter. He writes poems and prose-fictions.

WE ARE READY FOR THE 1ST EVER INTER-CULTURAL AFRICAN FESTIVAL TAKING PLACE IN BASEL, SWITZERLAND THIS FRIDAY – WILL YOU BE THERE ??

This inspirational African initiative shall be attracting audiences from FRANCE, GERMANY, THE UK and different regions around the world
Come and be part of this great festival with African live performances, the very best of African cuisines and lots of fun and networking

Are you a young person who has voice that needs to be heard in your local community?

Comr Olalekan Odedeyi will be hosting a FREE EVENT  with BME Middlesbrough CLP at @BarZero on 7th of July from 1pm.

Come along and let participate in being a community champion who gets their voice heard.

I WILL ALSO BE A GUEST SPEAKER AT THIS GREAT INITIATIVE

THIS IS AN INSPIRATIONAL EVENT YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS

It is gratifying that the University of Ibadan has produced those who recognized what this 70th anniversary means in terms of the contribution that the University has made to human capital development in the past seven decades.

Join Us and our world class education and healthcare experts on interactive session to discuss “The State of Higher Education and Healthcare in Africa, Challenges and Prospects.”
* Inaccessibility of African numerous youth to higher education due to general poverty in Africa and the economic downturn, and inadequate number of tertiary institutions.
* The issue of increase in the number of private universities leading to proliferation and questionable quality of products.
* Problem of employability of graduates of African universities.
* Challenges of discipline and corruption among staff and management; and examination malpractice among staff and students. and many more.

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-state-of-higher-education-and-healthcare-in-africa-challenges-and-prospects-tickets-46886567987

NEXT STOP: Christian TV Network, The Netherlands. Join me on 01/07/2018 on Majesty Christian TV Network, The Netherlands, from 18:00 – 19:00 European Central Time to discuss Diaspora Global Conference (26-28 July 2018) in London
– $20 Million Diaspora Housing Fund
– Diaspora Job recruiting for Nigeria
-Flagging off of Diaspora Registration (Big DATA)
– State of Diaspora Commission
– Diaspora & Election 2019
Host: Apostle Helen-Ruth Onwu Dorkenoo

About Kenneth Gbandi

 I hold a Master’s Degree in Peace Research and Conflict Mediation, with focus on dialogue based solutions in stress afflicted communities, conflict mitigation, integration and the rights of demographic minorities. I have served in Hamburg Senate’s Foreigners Advisory council, representing Africa, and was later elected Chairman of the Committee on Anti-Discrimination. I currently run one of the biggest African – European Media Network in Germany & German speaking areas. I am the director of the African-German Information Center AGiC, a social business outfit responsible for one of the Federal German Government programs for recognition of migrant’s educational qualifications (Africa) and the empowerment of Nigerians and African citizens in Germany. I currently coordinate the activities for Germany & continental Europe for Nigerian Fallen Heroes project, an initiative of Nigeria Legion in partnership with the Ministry of Defence Abuja. The Project aims to rally support from Nigerian Diaspora community for our Fallen Heroes. Since 2015 I am a member of the German-Africa communication concept committee of German Foreign Affairs, Africa division, aimed at analyzing the causes of African influx into Europe, its consequences and possible solutions.  I have founded and co-founded many Initiatives in Germany, including Nigerian Football Club Germany, African Football Festival Germany, Miss Africa Germany, Miss Nigeria Germany and African Living Legend Award Germany. I am also currently the Head of Media Commission, African Union African Diaspora Sixth Region (AUADS) Germany.

Nigeria striker Odion Ighalo says Tuesday’s decisive World Cup Group D clash against Argentina in St Petersburg will be “a war”.

Argentina must win to reach the second round while the Super Eagles can qualify with either victory or a draw.

“It’s going to be war (and) a final of finals because they need to win,” Ighalo told BBC Sport.

“They are going to come all out and (use) every tactic that they know to win a game.”

The clash between Argentina and Nigeria will be the fifth World Cup meeting between the sides – with the Super Eagles yet to avoid defeat.

With maximum points in Russia following wins over Nigeria and Argentina, group leaders Croatia have already claimed one of the group’s berths in the Round of 16.

That has left Nigeria, Iceland and Argentina – runners-up at the 2014 World Cup – scrapping for just one place.

SOURCE BBC SPORT

I define myself as a self proclaimed psychotherapist, full of witty inventions, charisma and grace.
My number one goal is to leave everyone better than how I meet them.
I have 3 children and live with them and my pet rabbit named Money in Bradford, United Kingdom.
I was originally born to a Scottish mom and a Nigerian Dad in Port Harcourt, Nigeria where I completed my University education (BSc in Human Pysiology), set up my first business and started my monthly outreach ministry to the kids: Let The Young Ones Come.
I have since then lived in the states (Texas), Milton Keynes, Ipswich, Colchester, Derby and now Bradford.

Throughout this journey I have worked with over 5,000 kids in schools, alternative education, religious institutions and even on the streets.

My life revolves around two main passions: teaching and dancing. I also enjoy cooking, singing/songwriting, travelling, modelling and writing.
In my daily life and work projects I implement the techniques, expertise, knowledge, experience and skills gathered from:
OCN, Level 2 Introduction to Counselling Concepts.
Introduction to Hypnotherapy and NLP.
Equipping Track, Level 3 Understanding yourself and Others.
City & Guilds, Level 4 Preparing to Teach in the Lifelong Learning Sector.
Family links, The Nurturing Programme and HENRY Course.
COLBEA’s, Start up Business Programme, as well as from the several job roles I’ve served in throughout my life.

Some of which include: Volunteering with Colchester Borough Council youth Job clubs, worked with CPM Intl, TNT Alt Ed, Nwando’s Chambers …

The Nurturing Self is just one of the many programs, I’ve created that centre on personal development and self improvement.
Others include: Happiness Course, Identity Pack, Time Management, Mindset rewriting, Perception Changes and many more.
For more details, Please Google or  check out our Facebook pagesLet The Young Ones Come – Matt 19:14 & Life Improvement Consults.

ESTHER OSAKWE