By : Wazobia Staff Nigeria’s former minister of environment , Hajia Amina Mohammed has been officially sworn in as Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations at the headquarters in New York. The new Secretary-General of United Nations , Antonio Guterres, who … Continue reading Nigeria’s Amina Mohammed Makes History,Officially Sworn in as UN Deputy Secretary General.
By: Wazobia Staff Are you age 18 or older and enrolled as a full-time college or university student? Are you bilingual or multilingual? Would you like to share your ideas on a global topic and visit the United … Continue reading Enter Essay Contest and Go to the UN
By Wazobia Staff It’s still the beginning of 2017 and this can be the best year ever for you. I know you made that list of things you wanted to do this year that would take you to the next … Continue reading Financial Habits To Adopt Now
By: Temi Omotayo African Fashion Pop Up held at 1501 Fulford street, Kalamazoo on Saturday, February 25, 2017.The event which was organized by tyd fabrics & fashions, Southfield in collaboration with Rootead and other organizations based in Kalamazoo attracted vendors, … Continue reading When African Fashion Pop Up Held in the City of Kalamazoo
By Wazobia Staff Have you ever heard of the Minority Business Development Agency? If you have heard of them, do you know what they do? Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) is the only Federal agency dedicated to the growth and … Continue reading MBDA: A Friend to Minority Owned Businesses
By Wazobia Staff Since 2011, the Executives and members of the University of Waterloo African Students Association (UWASA) have been putting on a dynamic performance appropriately named TRACES. Every performance seeks to provoke the mind and this year was no … Continue reading East Meets West In UWASA’s “TRACES 2017”
By Wazobia Staff If you asked every person you met today what is their take on education, you would have a variety of answers. Some people love learning and some, not so much. But the one thing most people would … Continue reading African Presidents With Strong Educational Backgrounds
By: Wazobia Staff It is a new dawn for Detroiters, the high school graduates won/t have to pay for their community college education with effect from this year. The Detroit Promise Zone program, officially launched on Tuesday, will make it possible. At first the funds will come from a private scholarship foundation. But starting in 2018, some of the money will come from property taxes already earmarked for the program. According to Mayor Mike Duggan “It doesn’t matter whether you’re a high school senior preparing for college now or a second-grader whose college career is years away. The … Continue reading Free Community College Education for Detroit Residents
By; Wazobia Staff It is a new dawn for Detroiters, the high school graduates won’t have to pay for their community college education with effect from this year. The Detroit Promise Zone program recently launched will make it possible. At first the funds will come from a private scholarship foundation. But starting in 2018, some of the money will come from property taxes already earmarked for the program. According to Mayor Mike Duggan “It doesn’t matter whether you’re a high school senior preparing for college now or a second-grader whose college career is years away. The Detroit … Continue reading Free Community College Education for Detroit Residents
By;Wazobia Staff On Saturday, February 4, 2017, the Odu’a Organization of Michigan, a Yoruba socio cultural group, organized Omo Odu’a Dinner and Social Mixer at the Kenilworth Club in Detroit. The event created an avenue where Yoruba people and … Continue reading Dinner & Social Mixer by Odu’a of Michigan Held in Detroit
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