The Transphysiognomy behind Achievers Media

Rex Idaminabo is the founder and CEO of Acheivers Media, the organization which hosts the popular African Achievers Award, an annual event that recognizes individuals and organizations that have distinguished themselves in their contribution towards the growth and development of Africa. The event generates in excess of $1 million in sponsorship revenue annually. He is also the co-founder of Young CEO’s Business forum and was recently appointed as an Advisory Board member of the World Leaders Forum in Dubai.

The first West-African to be on the Advisory Board of World Leaders Forum, Dubai, Tonye Rex has accomplished a strong record of success in Glasgow; fighting for the rights and making sure the voices of Black and Minority Ethnic group (BME) are heard . His passion and commitment to excellence and humanity led to his appointment as the Deputy CEO of Transforming African Initiative (a registered Charity in the UK).

He was also elected the President of the Nigerian Student Society of Glasgow Caledonian University Scotland. And during his time as the president he successfully piloted a national conference tagged “Building a Greater Nigeria” which brought together Nigerians and non Nigerians to share thoughts on the progress of Nigeria. The conference was attended by the Vice Chancellor of the university, a member of UK parliament, an adviser to the Nigerian president, the Nigerian Ambassador to the United Kingdom, academics as well as students from all levels of study.

He was also elected the secretary of the Niger Delta Professionals United Kingdom and also appointed member of the central working committee of the Scottish Pan African Initiative. He also had the opportunity to engage with some of top political leaders in the UK when he was appointed the community advisor to David Milliband’s (former foreign secretary UK) movement for change (Future Leaders Training).

He was selected as a delegate to attend sittings at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) at The Hague, the European Parliament Brussels, the European Commission in Luxemburg as well as the European court of Justice in November 2010. These engagements added to the wealth of experience and introduced more new realities that will no doubt be useful in his practice as a legal practitioner.

He can be reached through www.facebook.com/tonyerex.idaminabo

The Making of Sujimoto Constructions

It is only natural that a young person embarking on laudable projects and making accomplishments, will be endeared to many who are already doing well. This aptly describes the kind of support dynamic and upwardly mobile young architect, Sijibomi Ogundele, is enjoying from the cream of society.

 Sijibomi Ogundele is the CEO of Sujimoto Construction and one of the biggest luxury real estate development consultant in Nigeria and Africa.

                                                                    With Emir of Dubai
His company is the Youngest growing company according to Forbes Africa. Their Construction portfolio comprises of infrastructure, building and industry,works and Services including construction, design, management and maintenance with proven commitment to provide luxury in construction and interior decoration. 

Billionaire Sijibomi Ogundele at 34 has been a strong advocate, promoter of youths and national development. He has spoken at different International speakin conferences within Africa,Europe and United Staes on the opportunities  within the Real Estate Industry.

The danger of eating Hotdogs

Hot dogs are America’s number one treat with more than seven billion of them consumed every summer. They hit the streets in the 19th century when they were introduced by the German immigrants. Soon, they were given an iconic status and became a part of many nations’ eating culture.

Now,Africans,Europeans and Asians now eat hotdogs.When you look at what goes into hot dogs and how they are made, you might be surprised to find out that this much loved food is lurking with health dangers.
Hot Dogs are a Health Hazard
Frankfurters are nutritionally empty processed foods. There is nothing natural about them and the factories produce them in a highly robotized manner at an astonishing rate of 300,000 hot dogs per hour.
Traditionally, hot dogs are made from a mixture of pork, beef and chicken. Leftovers from cutting steaks or pork chops and ‘edible’ slaughter by-products are used. These include fatty tissue, skins, animal feet and heads.

 Nitrates and nitrites are the next on the list of problematic additives used in hot dogs. In the presence of high heat they combine with amines in processed meat to form nitrosamines.

It’s the nitro samines that have been linked to cancer – especially colon, bladder, stomach, and pancreas cancer.
According to the American Institute for Cancer Research, one hot dog a day increases your risk for colorectal cancer by 21%. Even organic hot dogs contain nitrite, sometimes even in higher amounts than the conventional hot dogs.

Hot Dogs Contribute to Childhood Obesity
Hot dogs are listed among the unhealthy foods that contribute to increasing rates of childhood obesity, which is of course linked to a myriad of health problems.
If you think you cannot go without hot dogs, then eat them once in a while and go for brands that:
Contain no nitrates.
Say 100% beef, or 100% chicken, so that you know no by-products have been used.
Contain no MSG, corn syrup, preservatives and additives.

First Masturbation booth opens in Newyork City

Those who love to ease themselves of stress will be looking up to a new booth recently opened in New York City Center called "Guyfi Booth", which comes in with complete laptop and a curtain for privacy. The idea originated from a company that specializes in the designs of male sex toys known as ‘guybrators’, suggesting that stressed out men need a place to be able to masturbate during the day.

According to reports,the masturbation booth known as ‘Guyfi booth’ comes complete with a chair, a laptop – for inspiration – and a curtain for privacy.

Nwaokobia to Igbos:Demand good governance, not Biafra

                      
                                          Chris Nwaokobia Jnr
Head of the Change Ambassadors of Nigeria, CAN,Chris Nwaokobia Jnr, has called on Igbos across the country to demand for good governance from leaders in the zone rather than support the call for Biafra Republic.
Nwaokobia, a political, public and social analyst, gave the impression that the problems facing the region is mostly caused by bad leadership in the region as well as the refusal of the indigenes to question some unfavourable policies of governments of the various states that make up the South-east.
In a Facebook posting concerning the agitation for Biafra, Nwaokobia said: “I know that we have the worst network of Inland Roads in the South East. I see baffling cronyism in state contracting protocols in Igboland.
“I hear fuel sells the highest in Igboland, my brothers hoard the product and sell at awkward times and prices.
“I hear Rochas Okorocha of Imo State has sacked 3,000 workers. And I remember how the former Governor of Abia State, Theodore Orji, sacked all the civil servants in the state who were not from Abia.
“What we need in the South-east is Igbo renaissance, we must overhaul our values and mores.
“We must re-work our worn-out fabric of love and community. And we must insist on responsible and responsive governance within and outside Igboland, not Biafra.”

Olubadan of Ibadan is dead

                     
                                               King Samuel Odulana Odugade 1

The Olubadan of Ibadan land,Oyo State,Nigeria, King Samuel Odulana Odugade 1, is dead.
The monarch, who attained the age of 100 years in 2014, passed away on Tuesday late night after he reportedly lost consciousness.
It was reliably gathered late last night that the monarch’s corpse has been taken to a morgue as at that time.

Gunmen Storm Univerity of Pakistan

A Taliban commander has claimed responsibility for an attack in which at least 19 people died at a university in Pakistan.

Four of the attackers are known to have been killed at the campus building in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, in the country's northwest.
Militants wielding AK-47s used a cover of thick, wintry fog to scale the walls of the Bacha Khan University in the town of Charsadda, about 30km (18 miles) from the city of Peshawar.
They then went into university buildings and began to open fire on teachers and students in classrooms before engaging in a three-hour gunbattle with police and soldiers.
Explosions were heard inside and TV pictures showed heavily armed security personnel heading into the compounds as female students ran for their lives.

Photo of the day:A G Wagon Casket

I am actually shocked when i saw this online.A burial was taking place recently at Agbaja Abatete in Idemili North LGA in Anambra State,Nigeria and a G Wagon Casket was used to carry the corpse of the person.