[size=25pt]what is happening to UNIBEN[/size]

[b]World Sight Day (WSD) is an annual day of awareness held on the second Thursday of October, to focus global attention on blindness and vision impairment.
World Sight Day is an important advocacy and communications event on the eye health calendar. It is a great time to engage with a wider audience – a patient’s family, those who seldom get an eye exam, diabetics – and showcase why eye health needs everybody’s attention.

This year’s call to action:
Stronger Together
International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness (IAPB) urges you to focus on all the stakeholders who are important for successful delivery eye care. Think of all the groups of people who engage with eye care: ophthalmologists, optometrists, ophthalmic nurses, donors, patients, carers, the wider family. Clearly, our successes are made possible by the fact that we work together, and so, what can be a better theme for our continued success? The more groups we bring together--the diabetic community, the irreparably blind, vulnerable groups, including those with other disabilities--the stronger we become.

Audiences
Key decision makers, policymakers, government officials, patients, partners/donors and the wider health community (referral networks like diabetes groups, for example) can be invited to participate in our WSD celebrations. Remind them about what they can do to address vision issues in the community, and make them take a public commitment on World Sight Day! Better still, recognise (small or large) acts of support from these stakeholders and celebrate them on World Sight Day.

Areas of Focus
Irrespective of your area of focus this World Sight Day – cataract, glaucoma, diabetes, eye care management – ‘Stronger Together' works. You can use it to reach out to new groups within your work-area, or to highlight support or funding that has helped you deliver quality eye care services.[/b]

source:http://www.iapb.org/wsd16

onlyme07:
PCMs of the following schools can now check https://portal.nysc.org.ng/nysc3/VerifySenateLists for their names.


Michael Okpara University of Agriculture Umudike

Niger Delta University

Ajayi Crowther University,Oyo

Plateau Poly



Registration starts on Oct 17th - Nov 12th, 2016

In other words if your Institution's name starts with U then wait.

oisujeh:

Bros we still dey wait

any news from school

Has anybody from UNIBEN seen he or her name

verify your name here, https://portal.nysc.org.ng/nysc3/verifysenatelists

Can you do this for your wife

Airtel here I come

Can i verify my Neteller account with National ID slip its urgent

How good is forextime

100pips already, trade closed for the day

Kealmin:
plz how many yrs is optometry

Minimum of 6 yrs

Am I doing badly, started with $500 3days ago

Is it just me or a general problem

Did the online exam and scored 60% yet no invite

I hear o, everyday no be Christmas, loose some win some

them wan make me regret today

Won 20k yesterday so Am playing with 10k today

A member of the Senate Committee on Sports has accused the Nigeria Football
Federation of 'celebrating failure' over its decision to hand a new contract to coach Stephen Keshi.
Heineken Lokpobiri, an influential two-term senator who represents Bayelsa
West, said that the NFF was playing politics with the job of the coach when the man failed to lead the Super Eagles to the last Africa Cup of Nations in Equatorial Guinea.
While the NFF has acted like its hands are tied over the decision to re-hire
Keshi, it also did not show it was interested in making the job available
beyond a single candidate.
“I was the former chairman of the Sports Committee between 2007 and
2011 and I know the politics and intrigues which have been playing out in
the country’s football house,” Lokpobiri said.
“Are we trying to celebrate failure?
“I’m aware that Siasia was sacked after he failed to qualify the country for
the 2013 Nations Cup.
“Keshi was given all the support even more than Siasia, yet he failed to
qualify the country for Afcon.
“So I don’t see any reason why NFF should be talking about giving Keshi
another contract,” he queried.
The NFF has been defending its budget before the Senate and House of
Representatives and is expected to re-appear before the body on Monday.

source: m.goal.com/x/en-ng/news/9640032

quixotic:
ít has become a re occuring feature of our daìly lives in nigerìa to hear such. How so sad. Those who support pdp after 16years of poverty , bloodshed and corruption beat my imagination. Those who under estìmate terrorism and play politics with the lives of nigerians will know no peace,

Is that your way of celebrating boko haram

Let be clear
1. OPTOMETRIST are not Med Doctors rather they are Oculus Doctor.
2. All professional courses are lucrative, limitations is from individuals' doing.
3. Don't compare Optometrist and Ophthalmologist, know what you want either first or later, each of them have their scope of practice.
4. There are others, Dispensing Opticians and Ophthalmic Nurses they all work together to ensure your healthy eyes.
Oh to add to it I receive 150k as an Optometrist intern, Med Doc earn more than that but Am Ok with it

Dear Sir / Madam,

Following your online application to our organization regarding our newspaper and online vacancy adverts, you are hereby invited for a job interview as follows;

Date: TUESDAY 13TH JANUARY 2015
Time: 9.00AM PROMPT (NO LATE COMING PLEASE)

Venue: CONVERGENCE HOTELS & SUITES, NO 7A, ACME ROAD, OGBA, IKEJA, LAGOS. (BESIDE ALLIED GAS)

Requirements: ORIGINALS & PHOTOCOPIES OF YOUR CREDENTIALS & 2 COLOURED PASSPORT PHOTOGRAPHS. Enquiries: 07055544678. (is it genuine)

hemartins:
I don't fancy christmas.
Maybe because i'm an introvert. I just sit in my room and watch movies.

you stil dey lie sha

Congrat to her

Eyah

We hear

We hear

We hear

Pls anybody know how to change IMEI on itel it1500 grand

emeka94:


Have you taken your medications today?

You first me ask