Victor Ebai: What is SQL: Empowering initiative from a Cameroonian

By Nadine. T

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By failing to take advantage of the 21st century technological advances, Cameroon has continuously missed out on the opportunity to foster a sustainable national economy and not earning its competitive place in this era of globalization. Though the lack of leadership at national level is static, there is no doubt it is speeding intra-personally among its citizens. Cameroonian's have shown crucial initiatives by demonstrating they have resourceful capabilities to cope with the world’s fast technological evolution.

SOUTH AFRICA'S ONLY BLACK BILLIONAIRE DONATES HALF HIS FORTUNE TO CHARITY

Patrice Motsepe follows Bill Gates and Warren Buffet in giving wealth to philanthropic foundation he launched with his wife. When South African billionaire Patrice Motsepe announced that he would be making an important revelation, the speculation was that he would be buying himself some newspapers. He was in Davos, and at the same time, Independent News and Media's biggest shareholder Denis O'Brien met President Jacob Zuma.

700 Cars donated as offerings to Bishop Oyedepo's church

From recent repots, it is alleged during the Cross Over service in Canaanland, Ota, Ogun state, worshipers made donations of over 700 exotic cars to the church. Those who felt they should sow a seed in the life of the prophet came to the cross over service with different donations, a high number of exotic brand new cars and SUVs flooded Canaanland and its environs.

The people who donated them dropped the keys and documents of the cars during offering. It is also reported that The Church auctioned the cars, some went for as less as N300k to its members. 

20 suspected internet fraudsters arrested in Benin

                                     

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested twenty suspected internet fraudsters. The arrest, which was carried out in a joint operation with officers of the 4 Brigade of the Nigerian Army, Benin, followed intelligence report on their activities. They were nabbed in a surprise raid on their Cyber office tucked in an old building located on Siluko Road, Benin City. ∙ At the point of arrest, the fraudsters had in their possession forty five (45) laptops of different make, twenty eight (28) telephone sets, eight telephone.

Miss Heritage Nigeria Beauty Contest winner

The 22 Year-Old Onabu Obehioya wins the Miss Heritage Nigeria Beauty Pageant. Onabu Obehioya Lilian represented Delta State.

The cultural-oriented Awards and Beauty Pageant is organized by Caires Grooming Agency, a non-governmental events production and personal grooming organization”.

Cameroon news: Cameroonians arrested for robbing chinese business man

Three suspected bandits; Ibrahim Nsangou Wandji, Mohamed Nforen and Ibrahim Garba have been caught with a toy gun.

HUMAN RIGHTS IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO

The human rights situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo still remains very questionable. National elections were chaotic and marred by state security forces attacking opposition candidates, journalists and ordinary citizens. Incumbent President Joseph Kabila claimed victory, but election monitors said the results lacked credibility.

A Cameroon born Dean killed in tow-truck accident

Dr. Elias Konwufine, called “Dr. K” by many of his students and colleagues, was the dean of Kaiser University’s business school. Originally from Cameroon, Konwufine earned three advanced degrees in the United States. He was killed Jan. 16 when his white Mercedes was being towed from the front of his home.

Stephanie Linus new feature on African-American Newspaper

Stephanie Linus featured in the January 24, 2013 edition of the renowned No. 1 African-American Newspaper in Los Angeles, California –Read all about it on Stephanie Daily

HIV/AIDS Cure...?

According to  channelstv, “A Professor in the University of Benin, Isaiah Ibeh early this January announced the development of a new drug which could potentially ‘cure’ HIV and AIDS.”

Professor Ibeh; the Dean of the School of Basic Medical Sciences of the university, told reporters in Benin that a series of successful tests have been carried out with the alleged herbal drug.