Zobah:
You want to work for someone and stay in a rented apartment?

RuddyFusion:
Every Christian observe Good Friday...it's the holiest day for Christians and the essence of Christianity......without HIS Death , they won't be a resurrection

londonbanks:



Bro give me your account number and phone number. I know someone who can help you raise the funds so you can fulfill your dreams. I'm sorry for everything that you're going through, i cant even imagine what life must be like for you.

jmoore:


What does tradition say about a son that plans to kill his father?

His input is not needed.

We took care of our dad during his sickness without him. So we can go ahead with the burial without him.

I will put Umunna and co in their place if they dare to support my stepbrother to disrupt the burial.

jmoore:

Authority over who?
He has authority over my mother?

My mother(the spouse) of my father is still alive.


Where was his authority when my father was sick?

My stepbrother hired kidnappers to kidnap my father.
He said it openly in the market that my father will die.

So which authority does he deserve? The news of my father's death is good news to him.

Leezah:
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jmoore:


The bone of contention is not who is first son or not.

OfficialR:


It's not fake. I can show you our chats. I don't have time to be making up fake stories this long

Theboy21:
This days people always prefer their options or choices to be fully accepted by others and if you are not in support of their preferences then you are making a wrong decision..

McSquishi:


You’re the person who said a woman is in no position to judge if a man will make a good husband but I’m so unintelligent? Ha!!

I can have a preference for men with lots of money and with looks like Brad Pitt in his prime but that doesn’t mean my choice and preference can’t properly be judged as shallow and not the priorities a serious woman should have.

Having a preference and CHOICE doesn’t mean the average person can’t determine whether that person’s preference and choice is based in ignorance or immaturity.

In this case it’s very clear to me that a man who requires a woman who is a decade or more his junior is not husband material. Sorry to tell you...

McSquishi:


Last I checked heterosexual relationships involve both men and women. So yes i, a woman, can beat determine what makes a good husband and what does not. You think fellow men are best suited to judge who makes a good husband? Are you ok?

McSquishi:


I think men who think like that are very insecure.

Why would a woman need to be ten years younger for you to feel able to get along with your wife? It doesn’t even make logical sense.

Such a man doesn’t know what it means to be a husband and doesn’t know how to love and nurture his woman. Therefore he requires a person a decade or more younger so he can replace a woman’s natural submission that she gives in response to love with a submission based on him being her elder.

Men who think like that won’t make good husbands.

(24 March 2021) ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA - Across the continent, two-thirds of citizens interviewed expressed willingness to accept COVID-19 vaccines.

But the sentiment has varied across the continent. In the 19 member countries surveyed, 91% of the people surveyed in Morocco were most interested in receiving the vaccines while Tunisia and Cameroon had the lowest number of people, at 35%. The report disclosed levels of acceptability in other countries as follows; South Africa (61%), Zimbabwe (61%), Zambia (53%), Mozambique (75%), Egypt (78%), and the Democratic Republic of Congo (52%).

This was revealed as part of the findings of a report released by the Partnership for Evidence- Based Response to Covid-19 (PERC) Consortium. The consortium is made up of public health organizations such as the Africa Centre for Diseases Control and Prevention; Resolve to Save Lives, an initiative of Vital Strategies; the World Health Organization; the UK Public Health Rapid Support Team; the World Economic Forum and private sector firms such as market research company, Ipsos.

The new briefs (part of the third series of data collection and analysis from PERC) combine results from phone surveys on the impact of public health and social measures (PHSMs) with information on epidemiological trends, media monitoring, and data on population mobility.

Dr Emmanuel Agogo, the Nigeria Country Representative of Resolve to Save Lives outlined the reasons for vaccine hesitancy identified in the research.

He also urged the media to take responsibility for enlightening audiences.

"Journalists can inform and increase public confidence in vaccines," Agogo said.

He further encouraged journalists not to be sensational in reporting on vaccines since many myths are perpetuated,they should instead distribute reliable and accurate information.

Agogo said:"Journalists should do research,check the facts and use trusted sources of information."

In the presentation, the Africa CDC recommended that African countries should continue the rollout of the vaccine.

This recommendation was revealed during a webinar hosted by the African Centre for Diseases Control, public strategy firm, Gatefield, and the Global Health Advocacy Incubator, to engage journalists on the issue of COVID-19 vaccines safety, effectiveness, and distribution.

Dr. Ouma presented that the African Taskforce for Coronavirus (AFTCOR) had determined based on evidence, that the benefits of the vaccines outweigh its risks.

An expert panel of journalists including Hopewell Chin’ono, an award winning investigative journalist from Zimbabwe; Dr. Laz Ude Eze, AIT television host; Tanya Farber, senior science reporter, Sunday Times; Vuyo Mkize, health writer, City Press; and Elizabeth Merab, health and science journalist, Nation Media Group, shared their experiences covering vaccines at the event and advocated for more responsible reporting on the subject.




For more information, media contacts:

Nekerwon Gweh, Communication Officer, Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC). Email: GwehN@africa-union.org

Collins Boakye-Agyemang, Communications Officer, WHO Regional Office for Africa. Email: boakyeagyemangc@who.int; Tel: +4724139420 or +242065206565

Rolf Rosenkranz, Associate Director, Communications, Global Health Advocacy Incubator. Email: rrosenkranz@advocacyincubator.org; Tel: +1 202.481.9356

Christina Honeysett, Director of PR, Vital Strategies. Email: CHoneysett@vitalstrategies.org; Tel: +1 914 424 3356

Dr. Darrell Bricker, CEO, Ipsos Public Affairs. Email: Darrell.bricker@ipsos.com; Tel: +14165098460

Amanda Russo, Head of Media Content, World Economic Forum. Email: Amanda.Russo@weforum.org; Tel: +1 415 734 0589

Farida Adamu, Webinar Manager, Gatefield. Email: fadamu@gatefield.co;
Tel: +234 706 821 1304