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Approximately one in four children worldwide will live in regions with extremely scarce water resources by 2040, UNICEF said in a report Wednesday. The Agency noted that drought and conflict are factors behind water scarcity in parts of Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan and Yemen, the report says. Nearly 1.4 million children in those areas facing “imminent risk of death” from famine. In research released on World Water Day, the United Nations children’s agency warned that in just over two decades nearly 600 million children will be living in areas with severely limited safe water sources, as population growth and surging demand for water clash with the effects of climate change. Rising temperatures and droughts can leave children at risk for dehydration, according to UNICEF, while increased rain and flooding can destroy sanitation infrastructure and help spread water-borne diseases like cholera. More than 800 children under the age of five die every day from diarrhoea linked t...

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Australian drivers are often warned to look out for critters that stray onto the road. But there was no avoiding this snake as it was dropped onto a moving car (circled) by a hawk in Queensland. A motorist called Joanne was driving near the Wivenhoe Dam, west of Brisbane, when the bird of prey suddenly swooped towards her vehicle. She and her passengers screamed as the bird swept across the road with a large snake between its claws. The driver’s dash camera captured the moment the hawk let go of the serpent, sending it slamming into the windscreen. The bird quickly took off into the skies, leaving Joanne and her friends in shock. But their screams soon turned to laughter as they realised they were fine.  SOURCE:DASH Camowner Australia. DailyTrust. 

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Today 8 th march 2017 is celebrated all over the world as International Women’s Day. This year Theme is #BeBoldForChange. Is a day set aside to recognize the importance of women and their achievements to national development. This is done irrespective of their national, ethnic, linguistic, cultural, economic or political background’ IWD enables women to look back on the struggles and important past achievements with a view of unraveling the immense gift or potentials that future generation of women needs to explore. The 8 th of march is now annually celebrated in some countries while some have even made it to be an official holiday for women take the examples in Nepal, Madagascar, China, Vietnam, Afghanistan, Cambodia, Mongolia and Zambia. In Lagos Nigeria, Enterprise Development Centre which provides support services for  SMES through Capacity building, Advisory services, Mentoring, Access to market and Partnerships in conjunction with Diamond Bank of Nigeria, today...

On behalf of the entire Ndiogbunyeoma kingdom of Arondizuogu, I join the entire Arondizuogu clan and Igboland to mourn your death. May the Almighty God comfort all your immediate family and grant them the grace to bear the irreparable loss. Father we plead for your forgiveness and remission of sins,  grant him peaceful passage. Adieu Ichie Mezuo until we meet to part no more. Amen. HRH Awada Ogbuonyeoma Inocent Mbanefo. Chief Amb Ikenna Aniche (Nke nke Enyi). ICHIE MEZUO IS A fine antique reservoir of Igbo  tradition laced with beautiful prose’s depicting intense competitions and triumphs handed down to us and future generations through music in war songs and danceable rhythms. He will NEVER be replaced. Farewell Great man.