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Kano – Kano State
Government has signed a
Memorandum of
Understanding with
Dangote and Bill and
Melinda Gates Foundations
for the revitalisation of
routine immunisation and
other primary healthcare
services, an official said.
Dr Shehu Abdullahi, the
Executive Secretary, Kano
State Primary Health Care
Management Board, made
the plan known in Kano
on Monday at the
inauguration of the Kano
State Implementation
Training for 2013
Integrated Measles
Campaign.
The secretary said that the
state had recorded 200
deaths from 8,000 cases of
measles since 2012.
He said that 80 per cent of
those affected, aged
between 0 to 59 months,
were not immunised
against the disease.
, “Measles is one of the
childhood killer diseases,
which can be prevented
through immunisation,’’
Abdullahi said,
He said it was unfortunate
that parents and
caregivers of the affected
children did not make
them available for
immunisation and as such
exposed them to the
disease.
He said that the training
for Local Immunisation
Officers, State Technical
Facilitators and Local
Government Facilitators
was aimed at addressing
the challenges facing
immunisation in Kano
State.
Abdullahi said halting the
spread of the wild polio
virus, particularly, posed
enormous challenges but
gave an assurance that the
government was poised to
meet the challenges.
Abdullahi commended
Kano State development
partners for their support
toward the success of
healthcare services in the
state. (NAN)

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Chynx: What is this again?!

gistyinka: This is totally shock. how could Governor woke up sack all is cabinets in just one days...

Breaking News: Reshuffle Cabinet Gov AJimobi Fires All Commissioners, Special Advisers and SSG

http://www.gistyinka.com/breaking-news-reshuffle-cabinet-gov-ajimobi-fires-commissioners-special-advisers-ssg/

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Hosted by President Bill Clinton,
the annual meeting will bring CGI
members together under this
year’s theme of “Mobilising for
Impact,” which focuses on
involving the right people and
resources needed to drive
effective action on global
challenges.

PRESIDENT Goodluck Jonathan,
will, this afternoon in a special
lunch session, host top 10
Nigerian-Americans believed to
have done Nigeria proud in the
United States of America.
Those to be honoured by the
President in a New York hotel are
winners of the “Top 10 Nigerian-
Americans Award” instituted by
the Christian Association of
Nigerian-Americans (CANAN).
According to Nigeria’s
Ambassador to the United States,
Prof Ade Adefuye, the CANAN top
10 winners and other eminent
Nigerians and professionals
would be present at the special
luncheon and the winners would
be introduced to President
Jonathan.
Adefuye added that the award
process has been thorough,
adding that it showcases some
of the best Nigerians in the
Diaspora.
A statement from CANAN
Secretariat explained that the
association is determined to
shine the light on high-flying
Nigerians in America as a
counter-point to negative reports
and unnecessary focus on few
“rotten eggs” in the community.
President of the Christian
group, Dr. James Fadele, said:
“Nigerian-Americans should no
longer wait for other people to
define them, nor wait until the
next negative illustration on their
behalf. We have the ability to
showcase who we are, in our
own voices, through our own
stories and by using our own
words.”
Professor Babatunde
Osotimehin, the Executive
Director of the United Nations
Fund for Population Activities
(UNFPA) and former Nigerian
Health Minister would be
delivering the keynote remarks at
the Gala and Awards Dinner.
Winners of the awards are
picked from a pool of nominees
drawn from the Nigerian
community in the US and
scrutinised by a panel of eight
prominent US-based Nigerians.
For the first year, the 10
categories were identified but
eight winners were selected
leaving out two categories of
Sports and The Professions this
year due to what a CANAN
statement described as
“planning constraints.”
In the honours list are Judge
Bunmi Awoniyi (Law category),
Augustine Esogbue (Engineering
and Technology), Mr. Emmanuel
Ohuabunwa (Youth), Ola
Akinboboye (Medicine), Professor
Toyin Falola (Academics), Chief
Usua Amanam (Business),
Ambassador Ibrahim Gambari
(International Public Service),
among others.
Judge Awoniyi, the first
Nigerian to become a Superior
Court Judge in California and
possibly the highest-ranking
Nigerian-American holding the
judgeship of a state high court
anywhere in the United States,
lives in California
Esogbue, the first African to
become a member of NASA’s
Safety Advisory Board, is based in
Atlanta, while Ohuabunwa, a
Nigerian student who became
the first black man to emerge as
the best graduating student in
John Hopkins with a 3.98 GPA, is
currently an MD candidate in Yale.
Akinboboye, a New York-based
award-winning nuclear
cardiologist is being honoured
as leader of black cardiologists in
the US.
Falola, a Professor of History at
the University of Texas, is the
most-decorated Nigerian scholar
in the US; while the California-
based Amanam probably made
the list because he built the first
private refinery in Nigeria.
New York-based Nigerian
diplomat, Gambari, served the
United Nations in some of the
toughest diplomatic spots in the
world, including Darfur, where
he led the largest UN and
international peacekeeping
mission ever.
Courtesy of the Clinton Global
Initiative (CGI), the 2013 edition
of the two-day conference,
which has become synonymous
with global fight against poverty,
kicks off tomorrow in New York,
with Founders of the Bill and
Melinda Gates Foundation and
the Tony Elumelu Foundation,
Messrs Bill Gates and Tony
Elumelu, scheduled to discuss
effective philanthropy as panacea
for markets-induced gaps.
The duo will be discussing
how effective philanthropy can
accelerate progress in the fight
against global poverty.
Organisers of the event, had, in
a statement issued last week,
said that the solution to the
world’s most pressing challenges
could only be found in ambitious
risk-taking, effective
partnerships, and the most
efficient use of resources.
“While market solutions can be
used to create economic
opportunities, philanthropy is still
essential to solve issues that
cannot be addressed by markets
alone,” the statement posited.
Discussions, according to the
Clinton Global Initiative, will focus
on how to promote collaboration
among multiple stakeholders,
including philanthropists,
governments, private sector,
investors, social entrepreneurs,
and NGOs to address intractable
global issues.
The 2013 Clinton Global
Initiative is expected to design
and establish strategies for
innovative financing, such as
impact investing, and
philanthropic funds to
complement one another,
allowing them to scale up
exemplary projects.

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