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Fineman87:My people, please use this mofo to increase the thread pages. |
8TH ANNUAL IBADAN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT SUMMIT (ISDS, 2017) Theme: Challenges and Prospects of Attaining Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) within Planetary Boundaries Date: 21 – 25 August 2017 Venue: Opening Ceremony: Trenchard Hall, University of Ibadan, Nigeria Technical Sessions: University of Ibadan Centre for Sustainable Development, 20 Awolowo Avenue, Old Bodija Estate, Ibadan, Nigeria Introduction The Summit is aimed at investigating and understanding how Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) can be achieved within the planetary boundaries. The summit shall engage key stakeholders in discourse to x-ray development process, bearing in mind the myriad of challenges that developing countries face. This year’s Summit is jointly organized by the University of Ibadan Centre for Sustainable Development in conjunction with African Sustainable Development Network (ASUDNET), and Sustainable Development Solutions Network – Nigeria (NSDSN). Human activities are generally channelled towards improvement and development of communities and the world in general. However, these activities also impinge on the environment and if humans do not act responsibly in their actions, there are possibilities for them to pass certain thresholds or tipping points, defined as “planetary boundaries”. Once this happens, there is the risk of “irreversible and abrupt environmental change. Responsibilities on the part of human beings include responsible production and consumption, responsible population growth, responsible human capital (education and health) accumulation among others. All these actions while they can lead to development, also challenge the resilience of the planet to support human activity. The fundamental question is how our societies can develop in a just and safe way within the planet’s boundaries. Some query the concept of planetary boundaries, in particular whether we face risks of abrupt, irreversible changes, with potentially catastrophic implications for poverty alleviation and human development. This Summit will therefore explore the various theoretical and practical ways of understanding current debates in the global sustainability arena and emerging examples of approaches and solutions currently being developed and deployed so that the Sustainable Development Goals can be effectively and efficiently achieved both individually and collectively. Sub-themes: Clean Energy and Sustainable Infrastructure Climate Change and Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services Ending Poverty and Narrowing Inequality Health, Water and Sanitation Inclusive Economic Growth, Prosperity and Sustainable Businesses Innovative Science and Technology Environmental limits to Human Development Politics and Governance (including Communications Conflicts and Partnership) Quality Education, Job Skills and Decent Work Sustainable Land Use and Rural Development Sustainable Cities and Human Settlements Tourism and Sustainable Development Registration: Registration fee is $200 while student registration is $75. Participants from Nigeria may pay local equivalents of the above rates. For further details on ISDS, please visit www.isdsconfrence.com https://sustainableconvos.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/ISDS-2017-Poster_new.jpg https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DGn3kqzXoAAZaPI.jpg |
kettykin:My exact thought when flatttties claimed that Putin and Trump will come to their rescue. |
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Deedeedeeone:I leave am to the best two. I'm going through the pages to save our data. ![]() |
laudate:I hate that Yorubas are stuck in this hell hole |
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mercyville:Amen! ![]() |
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To archive all these pages from 200 go take pesin days ![]() |
BabaRamota1980:Yoruba, always ![]() |
GoldNiagara: Deedeedeeone:I've heard that name being associated with Aregbesola. |
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GoldNiagara:Isn't that in Osun state? |
Let me start archiving the content of this thread again before dem close am. Both Ibo and Yoruba saboteurs. O ma se. |
Ibadan : A City That Can Set The Pace “Wait, is anything Tech happening in Akure? “She asked. With a huge label of sincerity on her face. Her question launched me into a sequence of answers without stopping for the next 10-15 minutes. Fortunately, I had been to Whitespaces (An innovation hub and start-up lab offering various levels of digital solutions and incubation opportunities), Planet NEST ( An Africa renowned Start up, that helps to train World class developers with the aim of helping them gain entry into major tech players around the world. It’s also a tech hub with amazing innovative solutions), Devs District (A complete software and hardware developing start up led by the Amazing Emmanuel Odunlade), Bode Akimogun’s LIENSY , Joel Ogunsola’s Prunedge and a couple of other amazing digital solutions providing companies in the Akure Ecosystem. By the time I was done, she was like: What! This happened in IBADAN -the premier western City. The Xumalo Team arrived in Ibadan on Friday with the aim to tour the major tech Hubs in the City. Before now, the only name that would have come to mind was WENNOVATION HUB; little did we know that there were some other amazing ones doing great jobs in the City. Like her, the trip was to answer: Is there anything tech happening in Ibadan and to what extent? For these reasons, XUMALO was born to beam the spot light on emerging tech cities. Now let me take you on a journey into what we discovered. First stop, Wennovation Hub. I was wowed to get to find out that Wenno Hub runs a 24 hours Co-working space in the city of Ibadan which serves as a space service for small and medium scale enterprises, meeting rooms’ rental and event space rental for ecosystem related events. WennoKick: involves 36 hours spread over 12 days in 6 weeks which teaches the fundamentals of Entrepreneurship to new entrants. There is also WennoConsulting: which is a business consulting and advisory session where solution strategies are provided to SMEs and Startups. Femi Adewunmi who coordinates operations, describes it as a pioneer innovation accelerator that focuses on social impact sectors including Education, Agriculture, Healthcare and Infrastructure and emphasizes the importance of job creation. Yeah, we also met the amazing Tayo Fagbohun. Tayo is an Ex-Andelan and Mozilla brand representative, now with seedstars and a member of the board at Placement.com.ng Next stop,iBridge HUB. Awesome space! Vintage cars at the parking space, wonderfully designed thoughts on wall banners…the environment alone will inspire you to work and create massive solutions. Xumalords @iBridge Hub, Ibadan For an ecosystem to grow, the people need to be ready to embrace the digital solutions being dished out. So, iBridge is focused on helping the community to assimilate the new generation tech solutions. Community manager says the focus is to help them know it, so that they can use it. So they offer services like research and development, host innovation centred events, innovation co- working lab, and a digital literacy programme that focuses on transforming the lives of people and businesses through equipping them with relevant digital skills. Founder, Pastor Frances Madojemu says he started the place with the aim of creating an inspiring Contemporary open space where young entrepreneurs and innovators in the city of Ibadan can bring their ideas to reality. I was there for few minutes and the inspiration from talking with him was massive. We were meeting for the first time, but the chakra( creative and innovative vibes) was massive; and his words stuck in my head : The world is at the verge of a big time tech revolution and Nigeria is about to miss out. With this, he emphasised the need to see more innovative solutions that will take the society to greater heights. Pastor Frances Madojemu (Founder of iBridgeHub) sharing his thoughts on the viability of Ibadan as a pacesetter in in the Nigerian Tech Ecosystem. And we also met the delectable Google Africa poster boy, Mayowa Oshidero (who coordinates operations at the hub). I will come back to iBridgeHub in subsequent posts. It was the last hub we visited for the day. Oyaleke Ayobami (Placements.com.ng) and the energetic Rasheed Ridwon accompanied us on this last lap. The founder of the Hub, Lemmy Yussuf explains that Ecco aims to provide a support structure that helps to build, start, and sustain business start-ups. EccoHub is a subsidiary of eccoSolutions that focuses on providing a platform for business leaders and new entrepreneurs to easily collaborate and network for a stronger working relationship, and also enhance productivity and performance. The hub has all you need to think right, access the right mentors and there is also an opportunity to access funding if your idea is considered viable. For Lemmy, the aim is to ensure that there are innovative and digital solutions for all facets of human life (In the Nigerian context: Solutions that can compete on the global scale) and equip Nigerians with the required skills to ensure all round development of the society. Lemmy; a true son of the soil who is not only concerned about impacting the ecosystem but sees what he is doing as a good way to give back having worked in global corporate bodies in time past put a crown on the Xumalo visit to Ibadan. A premier city indeed with a lot of brilliant minds working in the city and scattered across the world. https://zumalo.com/techcity/ibadan-a-city-that-can-set-the-pace/#comment-35 |
JeetKuneDo:I love you right now mehn. I hope he listens. This is not a dick contest thread. |
ModsWillKillNL:Yes, I remember. And that's why I created this successful thread. It's no longer a debate, but an archive of Yoruba race's success. You're helping them to destroy it. I'm not asking you not to contribute, I'm asking you to do it positively. Forget them. Who cares about their 2x2 shops? |
ModsWillKillNL:Which debate? This is not a competition or debate between Yorubas and them. This thread is supposed to showcase our business, stop helping them to destroy it. When you think you're doing others but you're doing yourself. |
LISE BEAUTY RANGE Lise beauty range was launched in Nigeria in 2006 by Enitan Balogun, a US certified makeup artist. The brand has quickly grown a huge following in Nigeria, Ghana, Sierra Leone US, UK, and the US particularly in its home base – New York, where all international orders ship from. LISE boasts a complete line of makeup and skin care products as well as practicable help tips that educate customers on how to get the best out of their beauty products. https://stringmynaijawedding.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/1907471_10153237632203738_3653160910378753504_n-500x375.jpg https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/1034/4933/t/2/assets/slide_6.jpg?7901736963384326906 |
ModsWillKillNL:You need to stop mentioning Ibo riffraffs on this thread. If you want this thread to trend, do so by contributing. But stop mentioning their names and stop replying that flat head. You're messing up the thread. |
Kuddy Cosmetics. Kuddy Cosmetics, founded by pioneer Mrs Kudirat Fashola, is the largest beauty products distributor in Nigeria's market. https://i1.wp.com/www.beautygeekng.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/kuddy-cosmetics.jpg?resize=630%2C420 [img]http://1.bp..com/-3SUjz6VWqDk/U6iueIiKvqI/AAAAAAAAGac/FEtDFtG7cY0/s1600/Kuddy-Brand.jpg[/img]
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BLOT BEAUTY BASICS Founded in 2015, Blot Beauty Cosmetics is the brainchild of Funke Preghafi, Being in the global beauty industry for over 10 years exposed her to the lack of diversity in the industry and the need by Multicultural women to find products suited for them. With Long-lasting Liquid Lipsticks curated for diverse skin tones, Face Primers to combat the excess secretion of sebum experienced by women of color, Long-wear Brow creams and a wide style diary of Lash designs. Blot Beauty Cosmetics is for the unapologetic beauty and reminds women not to settle because they are enough and beautiful as they are. https://www.myglamosphere.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/img_1536-1024x615.jpg |
CEO of Taries World and Prestige Cosmetics, Mrs Tara Adesemowo https://i2.wp.com/www.beautygeekng.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/prestige-cosmetics.jpg?w=526 https://tariesworld.com/images/Flyer21-1024x737.jpg |
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For many women entrepreneurs in Africa, the inspiration for launching a new business, product or brand comes from trying to find a solution to a challenge or addressing the lack of a particular product in the marketplace. For Shola Ade-Okafor, the inspiration for her company, BlushinGirl Tools, came from not being able to find an eyeshadow primer suitable for professional make-up artists. [img]http://blushingirltools.files./2015/06/dsc07578.jpg[/img] www.nairaland.com/attachments/5840537_download_jpeg9e044ea0ed5817381b189680f392bafe |
Banke Meshida Lawal is another pacesetter in the makeup industry in Africa. BMPro Makeup was launched in 2006 and after 10 years it has grown to become one of the biggest African makeup brands in the world. Known for their spectacular quality, BMPro Makeup products have become a must have. Their lips products are simply beautiful and long lasting. This is one Nigerian makeup brand that keeps releasing creative makeup products like their eyebrow glitter which gives a subtle shimmer to the eyebrows https://i0.wp.com/www.beautygeekng.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/01/BMPro-Makeup-.jpg?w=600 https://onobello.com/images/newimages3/BeautyBMPRO.jpg https://scontent-b.cdninstagram.com/hphotos-xaf1/t51.2885-15/e15/10963768_996408027050187_579361907_n.jpg https://teambmpro.com/media/wysiwyg/051.JPG |
FLYFIRE:Please answer my question |
FLYFIRE:Is it the SW or North or MB that will vote for a Fayose president? |
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