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Shareholders of African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) have voted and re-appointed Prof. Benedict Oramah as President of the Pan-African multilateral financial institution for a second 5-year term. The decision was announced on 14th June 2020, in Cairo, Egypt following Afreximbank’s 27th Annual General Meeting of Shareholders which was held by circulation of resolutions due to the COVID-19 pandemic situation. https://etimesafrica./2020/06/18/anambra-born-prof-benedict-oramah-re-appointed-as-afreximbank-president/
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The SBTS Group Inc has unveiled Health Outbreak Manager (HOM), a full ITTC (Identify, Track, Trace, and Contain) solution that works as a primary tool to support and aid users in an outbreak and also helps officials and health organization handle outbreaks from start to finish. HOM is powered by the SBTS Group, the company that innovated the first Ebola outbreak system. HOM is a solution that helps governments, health care organizations, facilities, businesses and citizens manage outbreaks before, during and after a pandemic. It comes handy as the world begins to return to a new normal from the effects of COVID-19. More Video here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrYlnzew8LZ7U1MUjg0BLxA Globally, more governments are easing lockdowns and providing guidelines for opening their economies that offer safe social environments for their constituents while continuing to offer support and resources for those exposed. HOM offers a solution tailored to governments, businesses and global health organizations for these complex problems. HOM is a full ITTC contactless solution that uses mobile technology, tech-enabled manual support to provide pandemic support to both officials and constituents. The technology encompasses a comprehensive suite which centers around symptoms checker, anonymous electronic contact tracing, using live maps and location-based information to identify those that may have been exposed and provide them with resources and support. This comes integrated with Google and Apple Contact tracing API out of the box. The main features of HOM for users include: • Machine-learned risk profiling that uses area concentration, location and travel history, demographics, vital signs, risk factors, activities and symptom trends, to understand a user’s risk to others and their overall health. • Symptom checking to provide users and their families with the most up-to-date information for their current symptoms and direct communication for assistance and clinical support when necessary. HOM includes six (6) modules to provide the tools to manage their constituent’s safety. • Contact Tracing and advanced location—Utilizes short wave Bluetooth and GPS communication to create supporting exposure networks to increase the effectiveness of electronic contact tracing with support for manual contact tracing. • Access/Surveillance—Provides secure, contactless ID technology to decide about a person’s risk for entry into any office building, local transit, restaurants, events, etc. • Healthcare/Tele-Health—Creates encrypted remote communication between users and healthcare centers for symptom monitoring, consultations, testing and treatment. • Transportation/Tourism/Immigration—Delivers departure and arrival Forms/Questionnaires based upon specific country requirements and regulations along with a user’s profile data to mitigate risk for travelers and entrance for visitors and their families with our symptoms checker component included. • Quarantine Management—Supports potential and confirmed users and their families who may have been exposed with symptom tracking, location-based reminders, and direct support for services while in quarantine. • Data management/Call center—Initiates tailored questionnaires from scientists and researchers alike to provide social powered solutions based on pattern analysis, user experiences, profile information, forms, reports, DHIS2, USSD and survey administration. • HOM comes in English, Spanish, French, Arabic and Portuguese. The SBTS Group Inc. is a global technology firm that helps governments understand and coordinate attention to economic organizational, technological innovation, and integrated enterprise. “Just like we did in helping governments and other stakeholders leverage technology to manage Ebola, we have created HOM as a full ITTC contactless solution using mobile technology, tech-enabled manual support to provide pandemic support to government, health officials and constituents,” said CEO of SBTS Group, Evelyn Lewis. Modules HOM delivers a highly configurable, secure and robust platform proven to work efficiently and effectively. Governments can feel confident in knowing that their constituents are managed and maintained in a responsible way. These modules adapt to support constituents in both low and high-tech environments to ensure that necessary information is captured securely regardless of the region, connectivity, or population. With Access/Entry at its core, HOM can securely identify individuals, asses profile information, and make necessary decisions to ensure general public safety and quarantine recommendations. Healthcare Module Patients can communicate directly with healthcare centers for information, aid, and support. Tourism/Transportation/Immigration Module Utilize unique identification, travel history, origin and destination requirements and location-based history for public transportation, air travel and immigration decisions. Access Module Utilize unique identification, building requirements, location-based history for access to office building, public events, restaurants and shops. Advanced Location Module Using location-based history, along with short wave Bluetooth to anonymously monitor proximity and automatic contact tracing when necessary. Survey Module Scientist and researchers can get direct insight from users based on symptoms, demographics, and risk factors to improve their understanding of outbreaks and socially engineer solutions. Features HOM is a secure contactless solution used to aid and support users during an outbreak. The primary features center around machine-learned risk profiling that uses area concentration, location and travel history, demographics, vitals, risk factors, activities and symptom trends to understand a user’s risk to others and their overall health. Live Maps Using public and user reported information to track areas of concentration. Contact Tracing Automatically notify users you may have come in with using location tracking. Symptom Checker Check your symptoms and receive suggested measures and support based upon up-to-date recommendations from health officials. Global Stats and News With live data feeds and pattern analysis, HOM provides the latest information, verified news stories and statistics to keep you informed. Profile Sharing Allows users to share their symptom history with family members and caretakers for monitoring, support, and communication. https://etimesafrica./2020/06/17/sbts-group-unveils-health-outbreak-manager-to-help-governments-businesses-manage-covid-19/
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cynosuree:You are smart girl and there is nothing you can do about it You just deal with it or leave it |
catherine1998:ubulu eikiti also |
catherine1998:Next time think before you talk |
Obamaofusa:You think it is Nigeria? Tell that to investigators.... He is nepotistic |
catherine1998:Talk what you know ...we have Onicha Mbaise and Onicha Uboma |
teejet:there is nothing flimsy about this ..these are serious offense. Especially nepotism and not following the due process |
Very nepotistic..... |
IceLip:is she mango |
Praxtech:There is this guy Amudimkpa or something..he drives an ML...I don't know if it's 320 or 350. It I know he drives some Benz SUV 4matic |
Oloun:no probs |
Is it not the same people they said have the highest IGR in the whole world ? I don't get it ! |
Lifedonor:You must be an idiot and a weakling....a girl cheated on you when you were in hospital ..you are here asking us...you be big fool...she doesn't respect you and doesn't respect God either .... Why do we have week men everywhere? |
Dybala11:We you might be right because in future that place would be congested... |
Dybala11:So are you saying that I haven't gone to East before |
Do I say it's a great thread or not but learnt a lot |
lewalee:it's observation Flyover are used in a heavily traffick place |
Prosperchuks1344:they are sir |
Jonathan39:This is wrong...we have hard working Yoruba....we have the Egbas, the Ijebus and they are hard working |
bakynes:What about China that has taller buildings or New York |
Considering the scanty nature of the place...that place doesn't need flyover ...what it needs is a big T junction...but it's all good |
Perverts everywhere |
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chronique:Been a while I haven't been on Nairaland...let's say about 1yr |
masinga07:I LOVE YOU FOR THIS TRUTH...PLEASE TWO BOTTLES OF BIG STOUT ON ME AND NKWOBI ON ME....TELL MAMA NKECHI THAT I SAID SO I Never knew people can be this honest |
The main reason lies in “buying the cheapest option available” kind of approach.The fuel crises of the 1970s changed that. Manufacturers scrambled to save weight to save fuel, and they adopted assorted variations of the front-engine/front-drive layout. With all of the drivetrain components under the hood, cars became smaller and lighter and still had adequate interior room. Plus, with the engine over the drivewheels, traction improved too. Today, the majority of family cars are front-drive. Rear Wheel Drive- There are two main advantages to owning a RWD car. The first is that RWD is both simple and rugged — especially if it’s a solid axle design — and can take a lot of abuse without needing expensive repairs. The other advantage RWD cars offer is better balance — and because of this, better handling. While a FWD car has most of the weight of the engine and transaxle (the transmission and axle assembly are one unit in a FWD car) over the front wheels, a RWD car spreads the weight of its drivetrain more evenly front-to-rear. This is why most sports cars — and virtually all race cars — are RWD.Image result for FRONT WHEEL CARS Front Wheel Drive- The first is economy. It is cheaper to design and build a FWD car. There are fewer parts — and the drivetrain is easier and cheaper to install as the car rolls down the assembly line.https://etimes.com.ng/reasons-why-front-wheel-drive-cars-are-popular-today/ FWD also helps cut down the car’s weight by eliminating the separate transmission and axle assemblies used in a RWD car. This, in turn helps the car get better gas mileage. This is why FWD is most commonly found in economy-type and lower-cost cars. The other FDW plus is better traction than a RWD car can deliver — especially in rain and snow. The front wheels pull the car instead of the rear wheels pushing it. And, the weight of the engine/transaxle sits on top of the (front) drive wheels, which further helps the car get a grip. FWD cars are typically very capable in poor weather — even excellent, when fitted with snow tires. https://etimes.com.ng/reasons-why-front-wheel-drive-cars-are-popular-today/ |
onuebonyi:But the Uche Secondus and Wike factor....don't you think that the non Igbo would see it that way, ariesbull was right well let's see |
ariesbull:What's it...why are you calling me ! This is a nice thread and I never knew that my hopeathand would be in Igbo thread ! Like seriously what is he doing here , years ago he said he isn't Igbo Has he changed ! Well we have written his you off and |