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TANKDESTROYER:
Yep...diseases can never be totally eradicated despite technological advancements....... even technological advancements......brought about more harm than good......

Do you have a good reason? Except scriptural reasons.

psucc:
I disagree that human advancement will reduce diseases.
Rather it will increase the number geometrically.

As we advance in technology, we just have to be conscious and think of negative impacts. Also we need to be deliberate in our activities to end diseases.

TANKDESTROYER:
it is impossible to have a disease free world

With all the things that humans have achieved. We are able to travel to space, we've built robots to act and think like us.

Is it possible to have a disease free world?

Human beings have built sky scrapers and have developed the most complicated technologies ever. But why are we still fighting to tackle all diseases. Ebola nearly swept entire country, just a tiny microscopic organism dealing with the full grown and intelligent animal ever.

We are discussing if a disease free world is possible, how will Africa contribute?

Let's start a discussion http://blog.ebolaalert.org/stayalert-week-2-today-a-disease-free-world-is-possible/

These were people that exposed other to the disease the most. Their activities caused more death than imagined.

http://blog.ebolaalert.org/superspreaders-were-the-drivers-during-the-last-ebola-outbreak/

These were people that exposed other to the disease the most. Their activities caused more death than imagined.

http://blog.ebolaalert.org/superspreaders-were-the-drivers-during-the-last-ebola-outbreak/

These were people that exposed other to the disease the most. Their activities caused more death than imagined.

http://blog.ebolaalert.org/superspreaders-were-the-drivers-during-the-last-ebola-outbreak/

These were people that exposed other to the disease the most. Their activities caused more death than imagined.

http://blog.ebolaalert.org/superspreaders-were-the-drivers-during-the-last-ebola-outbreak/

These were people that exposed other to the disease the most. Their activities caused more death than imagined.

http://blog.ebolaalert.org/superspreaders-were-the-drivers-during-the-last-ebola-outbreak/

These were people that exposed other to the disease the most. Their activities caused more death than imagined.

http://blog.ebolaalert.org/superspreaders-were-the-drivers-during-the-last-ebola-outbreak/

Running a business in Nigeria is gradually becoming a challenge especially with the ‘recession’ and the unwillingness of customers to let go of their last dollar to purchase luxury items that aren’t food.

What can you do now that things are tough? How can you get ahead especially with the economic recession especially because there are bills to pay? Like they say, only strategies win battle and here are some to consider:

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Hi,

This is part of school research and it's for a start for an idea.

Plsss do eppp my career !! Kindly click this link to eppp me answer some few things.



https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScFCdyXdfFvZOQ7bdvZWHbwnf2nJiMus2R4mA-sTb1YqjIVqw/viewform

Thank you... God bless you as bless my hustle

Get this week’s update on health communication and Global Health Security.

This week, attention was towards Lassa fever as the media used the opportunity to drive their social engagement without conveying the actual information that should be. Lassa fever is on the increase and it's disease that thrives in dirty and unkempt environment as long as rats are allowed to build mansions in our environment, Lassa fever cases in West Africa will still persist. Then also the most interesting conversation, the cure for HIV/AIDS. Not even in this recession that someone has the energy to stomach unreliable claims. Research is still ongoing to confirm the claim of the HIV cure from a professor of veterinary medicine. Interesting report all summarized in the #StayAlert weekly update.

http://blog.ebolaalert.org/stayalert-week-1-the-proclaimed-cure-for-aids-and-other-stories/

We are urgently in need of Translators who are proficient in writing and speaking any of the three Nigerian languages; Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba.

This is the link for application- https:///forms/SnlF4mC6SZyfrVLe2

Thank you.

Ignite Africa is a VOLUNTEER DRIVEN social impact non-governmental organization, with a simple mandate to build lifetime Readers, who become intellectually rich, enough to envision self and social development, while holding excellence and integrity as core values to become great leaders of society in their chosen fields.

Within a year of our reading intervention programs (started 2015), we have established over 50 book clubs and Book-To-Child connection groups across 8 schools in Lagos State, 12 schools located in 4 remote villages in the Onelga region and Bonny Island of Rivers State, Nigeria. These projects would not have existed or been as successful as they have been without the help of our Igniters. They have truly ignited these areas and these children. They are our champions; they champion our cause!

The organization will be recruiting volunteers for her Book/Reading programs . These are outstanding opportunities for young individuals, passionate about making a difference to volunteer and contribute to a social change project in Nigeria.


Who can Volunteer?

Volunteers may fall into any of these 3 categories:

1. Working class professionals who can spare 1 hour every Wednesday (or every other Wednesday) for 40 weeks between October 2016 and June 2017.
2. Entrepreneurs/ Undergraduate students, who manage/run their own businesses and have flexible schedules.
3. Corps members serving in Lagos who can spare 1 hour every week for 40 weeks between October 2016 and June 2017.
Note: Experience from previous projects and previous/current work with children and teenagers will be an added advantage.

Prospective Volunteers should:

1. Be Passionate about education, reading, teaching leadership, entrepreneurship and social change.
2. Possess great interpersonal communication skills and ability to interact with people (especially kids) of diverse cultures, religious beliefs etc.

Implementation Locations:

This project will be implemented in the following areas and volunteers will be posted based on proximity.

Jibowu / Yaba
Maryland / Ikeja
Ojota / Oregun

Program Duration

A complete academic session, 40 weeks. (from September 2016 – June 2017)

Time commitment

Each reading partner or volunteer spends an average of 4 hours a month (1 hour per week) working with our student members.

Volunteer Work Location

Assigned school based on the programme and the location selected by volunteer

Volunteering Benefits:

Volunteers will:

1. Have an Exciting, Impactful and Rewarding Volunteering Experience
2. Be awarded an Ignite Africa Leadership Foundation Volunteering Certificate.
3. Be part of an increasing network of change agents making a difference in the education sector in Nigeria.
4. Resourceful Networking opportunity.
5. Free access to the basic library and discounted prices on all paid library offerings (Resource Center and Advanced Library)

For more information or enquiries: Call Nike: 08091610789, Success: 08167409322

Registration closes at 6pm, September 4, 2016.

https://igniteafricablog./be-a-volunteer/

The link to register for the above application https://igniteafricablog./be-a-volunteer/

To learn more about the Volunteer recruitment, click on the link /BEANIGNITER

Ignite Africa is a VOLUNTEER DRIVEN social impact non-governmental organization, with a simple mandate to build lifetime Readers, who become intellectually rich, enough to envision self and social development, while holding excellence and integrity as core values to become great leaders of society in their chosen fields.

Within a year of our reading intervention programs (started 2015), we have established over 50 book clubs and Book-To-Child connection groups across 8 schools in Lagos State, 12 schools located in 4 remote villages in the Onelga region and Bonny Island of Rivers State, Nigeria. These projects would not have existed or been as successful as they have been without the help of our Igniters. They have truly ignited these areas and these children. They are our champions; they champion our cause!

The organization will be recruiting volunteers for her Book/Reading programs . These are outstanding opportunities for young individuals, passionate about making a difference to volunteer and contribute to a social change project in Nigeria.


Who can Volunteer?

Volunteers may fall into any of these 3 categories:

1. Working class professionals who can spare 1 hour every Wednesday (or every other Wednesday) for 40 weeks between October 2016 and June 2017.
2. Entrepreneurs/ Undergraduate students, who manage/run their own businesses and have flexible schedules.
3. Corps members serving in Lagos who can spare 1 hour every week for 40 weeks between October 2016 and June 2017.
Note: Experience from previous projects and previous/current work with children and teenagers will be an added advantage.

Prospective Volunteers should:

1. Be Passionate about education, reading, teaching leadership, entrepreneurship and social change.
2. Possess great interpersonal communication skills and ability to interact with people (especially kids) of diverse cultures, religious beliefs etc.

Implementation Locations:

This project will be implemented in the following areas and volunteers will be posted based on proximity.

Jibowu / Yaba
Maryland / Ikeja
Ojota / Oregun
Program Duration

A complete academic session, 40 weeks. (from September 2016 – June 2017)

Time commitment

Each reading partner or volunteer spends an average of 4 hours a month (1 hour per week) working with our student members.

Volunteer Work Location

Assigned school based on the programme and the location selected by volunteer

Volunteering Benefits:

Volunteers will:

1. Have an Exciting, Impactful and Rewarding Volunteering Experience
2. Be awarded an Ignite Africa Leadership Foundation Volunteering Certificate.
3. Be part of an increasing network of change agents making a difference in the education sector in Nigeria.
4. Resourceful Networking opportunity.
5. Free access to the basic library and discounted prices on all paid library offerings (Resource Center and Advanced Library)

For more information or enquiries: Call Nike: 08091610789, Success: 08167409322

Registration closes at 6pm, September 4, 2016.

https://igniteafricablog./be-a-volunteer/

[center]Time to browse Linda Ikeji and Jobberman looking for side gossips and job opportunity
Time to attend seminars and conferences for certificate's sake and to network
Time to think and think and worry about Nigerian situation
Time to stand and argue political matter every morning
Or Time to sit in a library, read, grow and develop.[/center]

It's a fact that successful people are also fresh idea generators. They continually keep their mind alive and soul abreast with information. Aside news and updates, the strategies and new ways to make things happen are in the middle of books.

Ali Baba, the most successful comedian in Nigeria is an avid read
Bola Ahmed Tinubu, a respected statesman in Nigeria with great political and entrepreneurial acumen never end the day without reading a book.
Beyonce, the 'shake it and roll it' girl keeps churning new concepts in every of her album. She isn't using old knowledge, she keeps refreshing her brain.

The ugly thing is our role models' secret places are their mind and their will. They freshen their mind always and strengthen their will.

Really, do you READ?

Kindly take this survey. We want to know your stance. It's completely anonymous... http:///donigeriansread

[center]Time to browse Linda Ikeji and Jobberman looking for side gossips and job opportunity
Time to attend seminars and conferences for certificate's sake and to network
Time to think and think and worry about Nigerian situation
Time to stand and argue political matter every morning
Or Time to sit in a library, read, grow and develop.[/center]

It's a fact that successful people are also fresh idea generators. They continually keep their mind alive and soul abreast with information. Aside news and updates, the strategies and new ways to make things happen are in the middle of books.

Ali Baba, the most successful comedian in Nigeria is an avid read
Bola Ahmed Tinubu, a respected statesman in Nigeria with great political and entrepreneurial acumen never end the day without reading a book.
Beyonce, the 'shake it and roll it' girl keeps churning new concepts in every of her album. She isn't using old knowledge, she keeps refreshing her brain.

The ugly thing is our role models' secret places are their mind and their will. They freshen their mind always and strengthen their will.

Really, do you READ?

Kindly take this survey. We want to know your stance. It's completely anonymous... http:///donigeriansread

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