Wisdom International School of Excellence nominated for the Top 10 World's Best School Prize 2024. Please vote the only school nominated from Nigeria and West Africa
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I look forward to speaking at the University of Cambridge on 14th May on the dynamics of Education and Politics in developing countries. My provocative title is ‘Knowledge is not Power.’ You can register and join by Zoom, here: https://t.co/SC1dP09aAE
Vice President @KashimSM has said Nigeria’s energy transition journey as well as its resolve to embrace clean and renewable energy solutions remains on track under the administration of President @officialABAT.
The Vice President stated this on Tuesday at the Presidential Villa during the signing of the joint venture agreement for the establishment of the Shiroro Generating Company, Nigeria’s pioneer 20MW On-grid Solar-Hydro Hybrid project, between the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (@nsia_nigeria) and North South Power (@NSPowerCompany) Company Ltd.
Everyone in Gaza is hungry.
1.7 million people have been displaced.
The humanitarian system in collapsing.
I call for rapid, safe, unhindered, expanded & sustained humanitarian access throughout Gaza.
People in Gaza are dying not only from bombs and bullets, but from lack of food & clean water, and hospitals without power & medicine.
This must stop.
I will not relent in my call for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire and the immediate & unconditional release of all hostages.
#ClimateAction is dwarfed by the scale of the climate challenge.
Today at #UNGA, I’m urging leaders to generate momentum that we build on over the coming months.
We can – and we must turn up the tempo.
Next year’s Summit of the Future must be a moment to reinforce the connection between global governance & the people of the world.
We must demonstrate that multilateralism can deliver for everyone, everywhere. #UNGA
Almost 786,000 (ha) including communities already flooded as at 15th September 2023. Many toilets and waste materials would have washed into our drinking water sources thus leading to increased incidence of cholera..@NanpetCJ@SuunenA@Fmohnigeria@wateraid@FMWRNigeria@FatoaNg
Almost 277,000 (ha) cropland already flooded as at 15th September 2023 in Nigeria. The consequences of this would be increased incidence of malnutrition, food insecurity and high cost of food items @SuunenA@antonioguterres@BillGates@GlblCtzn@DrJoeAbah@NanpetCJ