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Zeeno Davies is a self-taught fashion talent, her interest in dressmaking started at the age of 6, as a young adolescent she designed dresses for friends and family.

She later studied Law and Finance at the University of Salford, United Kingdom, where she obtained a First Class degree and worked as a Legal Adviser for sometime but she returned to her first love “FASHION” and unleashed her creative side in 2011 when she launched the Zeeno Dee label which is about breaking the rules of fashion to create new rules.

Zeeno Davies was announced the Winner of the Britain’s Top Designer(BTD) 2014 Competition organised by Fashion Finest, after showcasing her Haute Couture Collection at London Fashion Week. She became a Judge at the BTD Competition in 2015.

She Designs for today’s modern woman who enjoys bold, unconventional pieces that are wearable with a good sense of proportion and graphic lines that celebrate the female silhouette.http://www.zeenodee.com/the-designer/

"This year’s finalists were Simonetta Sabo, Cassandra Stephenson, Milina Imrichova, Zeeno Dee and Sofia Dourvari, all of whom were shortlisted from a huge number of entries for their innovative ideas that reflect the climate as well as pioneering. Winner Zeeno Dee was announced on Sunday, where her understanding of fabrics and use of structure were praised by the judges. Zeeno will go on to judge at next year’s Britain’s Top Designer"
http://ladycpr.com/zeeno-dee-wins-second-annual-fashions-finest-britains-top-designer-competition-2/

Feeling this guy...I have always known that the western sanctions at some point will be counter productive. The US economic growth has slowed due to strong dollar

This whole life pension thing, do this guys even consider the funding? How and where is the nation expected to get the money to fund this rogues for life!

yungEX:
thank you o. d op started wit d "ibo teenager" and d fact is that they aint even ibo

yungEX:
thank you o. d op started wit d "ibo teenager" and d fact is that they aint even ibo

eye4eye:
Shut your trashy Ibo mouth. His parents were interviewed on CNN three days ago. They are not Ibos. They are from Edo State. The father works as cashier at Target in NY. I'm in NY myself.

they are igbos from Awka in Anambra state but the Dad schooled in Edo state.

So on point, the fact is, his supporters do not know him.

Nice response from the president on corruption.

tk4rd:
What happens to the people that did transfer in october 2014.?? Is their PVC ready yet.? Answer me please.. I need to know

so sorry can't help with that, but I will advice you visit INEC office.

repent4christ:
What is PU number pls?

PU number is the number at the top right hand corner of you TVC printed on that blue strip line.

princejenks:
Can't it be checked on the fone?

I did with my phone

bigv:
Seriously?? You've got to be kidding me.
Not even an INEC related website.

Please y'all should be careful with data you submit on some of these anonymous 'electorate-data-loving' sites springing up now and then.
DO NOT be misled! Simply walk into an INEC office closest to you, and ask whatever questions you have.

After all, no online 'search and locate' would physically deliver your PVC, not even DHL!

after several visit to inec this process helped me in tracking and collecting mine. And its affiliated to inec.

You are welcome bro

This is how I tracked my PVC;
1) visit www.govote.ng
2) click on the "pick up your voters card"
3)on the "PVC pick up location" page scroll down
4) Enter your PU number from the top right hand side of your TVC, enter your phone number and email.
5)click the green "pick up location" below

Your pick up location will automatically display and emailed to you.

Thanks for your time, I tried and it worked for me

Visit. http://www.govote.ng

Fashola is losing it, the federal govt clearly warned of "tougher times ahead " as a result of the current economic realities. Can fashola tell me which road he intends to construct now, when he had close to eight years to achieve same. My take is the minster envisages wastage on election campaigns and so putting checks on the state govts so as to ensure the best. Kodus to you NOI.

MzJackBaueress:
I am only interested in her speech. What did she say this time around?

she is on it, and doing good so far...

Mama peace dancing to Duncan's song

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YouWIN is failing, says ActionAid

Category: Business Published on Thursday, 12 March 2015 05:01 Written by Abbas Jimoh.
The Youth Enterprise with Innovation in Nigeria (YouWIN) launched on October 11, 2011 by President Goodluck Jonathan is failing because it is not connecting with existing pro-employment plans and projects, but high-political influence, the ActionAid Nigeria said in a report.
Deputy Country Director Ifeoma Charles-Monwuba and Governance Coordinator Esther Agbon presented the report titled “YouWIN performance and impact study report” at a validation meeting yesterday in Abuja.
Lead Consultant of the Man-hour Consulting Associates and Citizens for Justice, Employment and Transparency (C-JET), Victor Anyanwu, who read the report, said the existence and implementation of the programme seem to have drawn largely from the presence of high-political influence of the Finance Ministry and that had the programme been subjected to normal cost-benefits and due process evaluation, it may not have been accorded the prominence and priority witnessed.
He noted that the result of the programme’s third and final edition of 1,500 awardees was announced in September 2014, while the awardees from the two previous editions have commenced operations and are employing various numbers of workers in their businesses.
He however regretted that monitoring of programme implementation has been restricted to only the organizations approved by the implementing Ministry and that it has not been easy for an independent monitor to access the awardees and their business places.
He said 60 awardees enterprises were targeted for assessment with 54 successfully contacted across the six geo-political zones and their completed questionnaires used for the study.
“The awardees were not restricted to or focused on any preferred sector of the economy, such that over 25 percent, about 35 percent and 14.8 percent respectively, are into services, agriculture and pseudo-manufacturing (which included sachet water packaging); one awardee ventured into the highly needed energy services. The about 2, 390 currently active awardees of the first and second Youwin editions engage an average of 10 workers per business, while the estimated best performance of the entire 3,900 awardees will be the creation of 40,108 jobs. This figure will fall very short of the 80,000-110,000 jobs targeted by government, even without giving consideration for the critical issue of job quality.
“Again, most of the awardees are facing the challenge of inadequate power supply and additional funding for their sustenance and continuing business expansion, and accordingly express need for additional support. At Nigeria’s current population of about 177million, at least 54 percent of the youth in the 15-44years bracket of an 80 million labour force amounts to 43.2million unemployed youth; and it is against this number that Youwin can at best offer 40,108 jobs (still very short of the insignificant 80,000-110,000 programme target),” he said.
He therefore suggested that the government should quickly institute a battery of both fiscal and monetary instruments to revive the economy and spin off millions of sustainable jobs, and must also invent a sustainable low-interest regime for inclusive entrepreneurial activities to thrive, far and beyond Youwin type of restricted grant among others.The Youth Enterprise with Innovation in Nigeria (YouWIN) launched on October 11, 2011 by President Goodluck Jonathan is failing because it is not connecting with existing pro-employment plans and projects, but high-political influence, the ActionAid Nigeria said in a report.
Deputy Country Director Ifeoma Charles-Monwuba and Governance Coordinator Esther Agbon presented the report titled “YouWIN performance and impact study report” at a validation meeting yesterday in Abuja.
Lead Consultant of the Man-hour Consulting Associates and Citizens for Justice, Employment and Transparency (C-JET), Victor Anyanwu, who read the report, said the existence and implementation of the programme seem to have drawn largely from the presence of high-political influence of the Finance Ministry and that had the programme been subjected to normal cost-benefits and due process evaluation, it may not have been accorded the prominence and priority witnessed.
He noted that the result of the programme’s third and final edition of 1,500 awardees was announced in September 2014, while the awardees from the two previous editions have commenced operations and are employing various numbers of workers in their businesses.
He however regretted that monitoring of programme implementation has been restricted to only the organizations approved by the implementing Ministry and that it has not been easy for an independent monitor to access the awardees and their business places.
He said 60 awardees enterprises were targeted for assessment with 54 successfully contacted across the six geo-political zones and their completed questionnaires used for the study.
“The awardees were not restricted to or focused on any preferred sector of the economy, such that over 25 percent, about 35 percent and 14.8 percent respectively, are into services, agriculture and pseudo-manufacturing (which included sachet water packaging); one awardee ventured into the highly needed energy services. The about 2, 390 currently active awardees of the first and second Youwin editions engage an average of 10 workers per business, while the estimated best performance of the entire 3,900 awardees will be the creation of 40,108 jobs. This figure will fall very short of the 80,000-110,000 jobs targeted by government, even without giving consideration for the critical issue of job quality.
“Again, most of the awardees are facing the challenge of inadequate power supply and additional funding for their sustenance and continuing business expansion, and accordingly express need for additional support. At Nigeria’s current population of about 177million, at least 54 percent of the youth in the 15-44years bracket of an 80 million labour force amounts to 43.2million unemployed youth; and it is against this number that Youwin can at best offer 40,108 jobs (still very short of the insignificant 80,000-110,000 programme target),” he said.
He therefore suggested that the government should quickly institute a battery of both fiscal and monetary instruments to revive the economy and spin off millions of sustainable jobs, and must also invent a sustainable low-interest regime for inclusive entrepreneurial activities to thrive, far and beyond Youwin type of restricted grant among others.

Seriously he is making much sense. How can APC be talking about ceasefire now that we are making progress and talking about a fake Shakau? Who then, is the real one? The only person to tell real from fake is one who knows the real...

Nutase:
Desperate bloggers cooking fake stories since the days of Elijah the prophet.

sorry bro I'm not a blogger. I just posted what I saw online and as a public forum the authentication of the news will be faster.

BeeBeeOoh:
Pray this isn't lie cos becos, oga OP ama find u..

I only posted what I saw online. My brother I pray its true toooo....

Intelligence sources have leaked that the Nigerian government with its Chadian partners have captured a current “Abubakar Shekau,” leader character of the Boko Haram sect.

Our sources did not tell us exactly when he was detained, however he said categorically that “we have Shekau and he is alive.”

The Nigerian army and unusually the president himself this week promised to capture “Shekau” alive before the March 28th elections.
http://newsrescue.com/breaking-boko-haram-leader-abubakar-shekau-reportedly-nigerian-government-custody/#axzz3SYa3cauj

Burger01:
What reasonable proof He should try harder cos I can't tske that thing up there as reasonable proof.

Did you take your time to look at the frames? Is the similarity not obvious? He showed us similar furniture's with explanation as to the difference in colour and even gave specifics as to which floor he believes Buhari was pictured so tell me if that's not valid come up with counter claims.

1toRtoiSe1:
someone is getting bashed on his own thread

He has shown us with reseanoble proof to back up his claims, if you have a problem with his why not come up with yours? The name calling and your "bashing" does not change the facts he presented. Any right thinking individual knows that Noviolence2015 has made a valid observation.

Baawaa:
Those that remains in PDP are senseless, both the males and the females, the young ones and the old ones.
The OP is one of them.

just read through your post one more time and tell me sincerely, does it sound sensible to you?