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NWA, FISSAN protest marginalization of firm domicile in Edo community

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Nigerian Welders Association an affiliate of United Labour Congress ( NWA) Zone H Benin, and the Association of Filters Senior Staffs of Nigeria (FISSAN), yesterday, protested the marginalization meted on them by the Oilserv Company Ltd domiciled in Oben in Orhionmwon Local Government Area of Edo State.

The protest which lasted for several hours, led to the barricading of the main entrance leading to the company with heavy trucks and other items while chanting war songs and bearing placards with different inscriptions.

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It took the intervention of the Nigeria Army to bring the situation under control that was almost degenerating into a free-for- all.

Addressing newsmen during the protest at the community, the chairman, NWA, Mr. Idemudia Osagiaro, said they decided to resort to protest due to the violation of the agreement reached with the company and the continuous marginalization of their profession by the said company.

Osagiaro said the non inclusion of their services by the firm whenever the need arises negated the policies and programs of the present administration of the federal government of Nigeria to encourage indigenous and local content service.

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“We are professionals and also from this community every job they do here is our profession. We wonder why they will bring people from other states to do our jobs”.

“This is not the first time a company will be building a gas plant in our community.

“Oben is the community that produces the highest quantity of gas in the country.

“SEPLAT build a gas plant here and engaged our services with good agreement.

“We wonder why Oilserv will abandon us and go and bring people from other states to do the job we do as professionals”, he said.

The chairman said series of letters have been written to the firm by the association to have a change of attitude but all was to non avail.

Some of the letters read thus “we the above name, Nigerian Welders Association Benin Zone are using this medium to inform your management that any fabricated pipe, pipe support, pipe racks, off skid support, pipe shoes or anything related to our profession, which are fabricated in or outside the state or country without involving the Host Community (Oben) workers, and Edo state zonal office of Nigeria Welders Association of Nigeria (NWA), will not be allowed to enter or installed in Oben Community Orhionmwon local government area of Edo state”,

Also speaking, chairman, Filters Senior Staffs of Nigeria (FISSAN), Mr. Omoregie Sylvester, Orhionmwon Central Unit, however used the medium to appeal to federal government, state, local and the palace of the Oba of Benin to come to their rescue as they promised to used soldiers to brutalise them.

Meanwhile all efforts to reached the management of Oilserv company were unsuccessful as they insist journalists should come to Port-hacourt for their comments.

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OSINACHI CHIBUZO ONYEOZIRI: FROM HEALING TO DATA BY CHINEDU NSOFOR

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OSINACHI CHIBUZO ONYEOZIRI: FROM HEALING TO DATA

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CHINEDU NSOFOR

 

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In the dynamic landscape of modern careers, few individuals traverse diverse paths with the same vigor and determination as Osinachi Chibuzo Onyeoziri. His journey unfolds like a tapestry woven with threads of healing and data, melding the worlds of medicine and technology into a seamless narrative of achievement and innovation.

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Osinachi’s odyssey began in the hallowed halls of the Escuela Latinoamericana de Medicina in Havana, Cuba, where he embarked on a quest for knowledge that would shape his future. From 2001 to 2007, he diligently pursued his Doctorate in Medicine (MD), honing his skills and nurturing a passion for healing that would define his early career.

After completing his medical education, Osinachi returned to his homeland, Nigeria, where he dedicated over three years of his life to serving as a Medical Officer at the 81 Division Hospital/Medical Services in Lagos. In this role, he delivered compassionate care to countless patients, whether in outpatient clinics, emergency rooms, or inpatient wards. His commitment to excellence extended beyond bedside manner, as he spearheaded initiatives to enhance clinical processes, ensuring optimal outcomes for those under his care.

However, Osinachi’s journey took an unexpected turn as he felt a calling towards the realm of data science. In 2022, he embarked on a new educational endeavor, enrolling in the Masters in Data Science Management program at the Rome Business School in Lagos, Nigeria. Here, he delved into the intricacies of data analysis, mastering the tools and techniques necessary to extract insights from vast troves of information.

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Armed with his newfound expertise, Osinachi emerged as a multifaceted professional, seamlessly blending his medical background with his data-driven acumen. His skill set transcended traditional boundaries, encompassing program and project management, process improvement, business development, and leadership.

One of Osinachi’s defining attributes is his unwavering commitment to continuous learning and development. Throughout his career, he has embraced opportunities to expand his horizons, acquiring proficiency in technical tools such as SQL, Tableau, and Python, while also refining soft skills like critical thinking, problem-solving, and effective communication.

Moreover, Osinachi’s bilingual proficiency in English and Spanish has enabled him to navigate diverse cultural landscapes with ease, fostering connections and collaborations across borders.

In reflecting on his journey, Osinachi remains humble, acknowledging the mentors, colleagues, and patients who have shaped his path. He sees his transition from medicine to data science not as a departure from his roots but as a natural evolution, driven by a desire to effect positive change on a broader scale.

As he stands at the intersection of healing and data, Osinachi Chibuzo Onyeoziri embodies the spirit of innovation and resilience, inspiring others to embrace the limitless possibilities that lie at the nexus of tradition and technology

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Wavy The Creator unveils empowering anthem “Star” collaborate with Victoria’s secret

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Wavy The Creator unveils empowering anthem “Star” collaborate with Victoria’s secret.

 

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A Nigerian-born US-based raising artist, Jennifer Ijeoma (Wavy the Creator), has announced the release of a new empowering anthem “Star” to celebrate resilience of womanhood across the globe.

 

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Wavy The Creator, while making a disclosure in an electronic statement, said the anticipated single ‘STAR’ anthem in Collaboration with Victoria’s secret will be released on March 27th, 2024.

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Speaking about the inspiration for “STAR,” she explained that it is a song that describes a woman as a strong, beautiful, and confident woman. The song represents every woman who was part of the world tour experience and every woman in the world.

 

Wavy The Creator unveils empowering anthem "Star" collaborate with Victoria's secret.

 

 

“The music serves as an empowerment anthem for self-belief and resilience, affirming that every woman is a celestial force in her own right.”

STAR, the song was collaborated with Victoria’s secret debuting as part of the prestigious Victoria’s Secret Tour ’23 and produced by Higo Blend’s afro melodies, a funk baseline, and post-disco percussion.

Wavy The Creator is a professional recording artist, photographer, fashion designer, and filmmaker based in Houston, Texas. She worked as the official photographer for Nigerian hip-hop artist Olumide in 2017.

Recently, she released her debut EP, P.S. Thanks you for waiting, and with her genre-defying sound and captivating vocals, features artists worldwide like CKay, Wurld, Efya, Tay Lwar, and others.
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WOMEN LEADERS TO GATHER FOR INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE IN KENYA

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WOMEN LEADERS TO GATHER FOR INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE IN KENYA

 

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Strong indications have emerged that this year’s international women’s day conference will be the biggest gathering of international women leaders across the globe. This is because of the enthusiasm the conference has recorded in the last few months.

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The conference which is being organised in conjunction with the Centre for Black Arts and Civilisation CBAC is a transformative event celebrating women’s achievements and addressing barriers to their progress.

 

 

 

It is scheduled to take place from April 17 to 20, 2024, at the prestigious Weston Hotel in Nairobi, Kenya and expected to be the biggest and most impactful gathering of women leaders from around Africa.

 

 

 

The theme of this year’s conference is *#InspireInclusion: Supporting Women and Girls In Leadership, STEM, Business, and Talent Development*. It will feature a series of engaging workshops, panel discussions, and networking sessions designed to empower women and girls in these key areas.

 

WOMEN LEADERS TO GATHER FOR INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE IN KENYA

 

According to the event coordinator, Duchess Bolaji Odunuga, Principal Partner at Custodian Global Consult and Chief Editor of Duchess International Magazine, “we are thrilled to host this important event, which aims to inspire, educate, and empower women from all walks of life,” adding “at a time when women’s rights and achievements are more important than ever, we are proud to provide a platform for women to share their stories, ideas, and experiences.”

 

 

 

 

Yinka Odeajo, Managing Partner of Custodian Global Consult, adds, “We are thrilled to be part of this impactful event that highlights the importance of women in leadership and development. Through our collective efforts, we can effect positive change and empower women to achieve their full potential.”

 

 

 

The conference will kick off with a Registration and Meet and Greet session on April 17, followed by a full day of workshops on April 18. Participants will have the opportunity to explore the sights and sounds of Nairobi on April 19 before the conference concludes with a full day of sessions on April 20, culminating in a gala dinner and awards ceremony.

 

 

 

“We invite women leaders, entrepreneurs, and change-makers from around the world to join us in Nairobi for this historic event,” said Odunuga. “Together, we can inspire inclusion, support women and girls in leadership roles, and create a more equal and just society for all.”

 

 

 

To register for the International Women’s Day Conference 2024 and secure a place, prospective participants are encouraged to visit https://custodianconsult.com/events-2/womens-international-conference/
Duchess International Magazine is a leading publication dedicated to redefining what it means to be a modern African queen, celebrating life and achievements, and inspiring dreams. With a focus on women of African descent, strives to empower and uplift its readers through engaging content and meaningful dialogue.

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