Have you ever seen a human who doesn’t want to be great? Although one may argue that there are such people, I doubt if it would be a personal decision of any man not to be…

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REPORT ON THE FREE SUMMER TECHNOLOGY CAMP (ICT4Y) FOR ALL PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN WARRI-SOUTH LGA, DELTA STATE HELD AT WARRI-SOUTH LOCAL GOVERNMENT SECRETARIAT, SEPTEMBER 6-11TH, 2010.

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The Summer Technology Camp was targeted at the first 150 secondary school students to register from schools in Warri-South LG ranging from Pry5 -SS3 only. A banner was designed for the training and this was made alongside media publicity on Radio and TV, and also during the daily morning… Continue

The International youth conference on Biodiversity was held in Aichi, Nagoya from 23Aug to 27^th Aug 2010 and was hosted by ministry of Environment, Japan.

This event was held just before the CBD COP 10 with the intention to present the opinion of the international youth community in front of the world leaders…

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They are half of the world population; they have everything equal to their counterpart. Their brain, capability, & skills are not less than those who dominate them. But as a culture of dominance and discrimination,

they are being dominated still now. Hey, don’t be surprised, I’m talking about

gender discrimination, discrimination against women.

All though women are getting equal rights in many countries of the world but in

many parts of the world…

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One great advantage of personification is that it helps reduce an abstract entity to a relatively understandable concept. When we use… Continue

Jennifer's storie in summer 2010 with KUKI NDIHO by Marie Claudine Mukamabano

This summer, I went to Kigali, Rwanda as an intern with the Kuki Ndiho Foundation. As a student at City College, I found out about the opportunity through the International Studies department there.

The Kuki Ndiho Foundation, founded by Marie Claudine Mukamabano, is a non-profit organization that works to improve the lives of underprivileged and orphaned children in Rwanda. During my stay in Rwanda, I…

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