24052018 - BUHARI-OBASANJO FACEOFF : Crossfire, as supporters bombard each other

28 — Vanguard, THURSDAY, MAY 24, 2018
By Josephine Agbonkhese
What started as a blind
date two years ago
between Prince Harry, sixth in
line to the British throne, and
U.S. actress, Meghan Markle,
has finally become a
significant part of the history
of the British monarch.
The lovebirds exchanged
vows last Saturday to the
admiration of millions of
guests and viewers worldwide.
In case you were too busy to
watch it live, here’s a timeline
of every bit of the event.
08:11: Queen Elizabeth II
makes Prince Harry the Duke
of Sussex, a title not used
since the reign of King George
III in the 1700s.
The same Buckingham
Palace announcement
confirms that Meghan Markle
will become the first Duchess
of Sussex. Harry takes the
titles of Earl of Dumbarton and
Baron Kilkeel.
09:45: Guests, including US
television host, Oprah Winfrey
and British actor, Idris Elba
arrive at Windsor Castle.
11:19: Meghan Markle
leaves Cliveden House Hotel
with her mother, Doria
Ragland in a vintage Rolls-
Royce Phantom IV to travel to
Windsor Castle.
11:35: Prince Harry and his
best man, Prince William, the
Duke of Cambridge, arrive
at St. George’s Chapel, in
Windsor Castle. The pair
walk through the Lower
Ward and into the
Horseshoe Cloisters
in front of the
chapel’s West Steps
entrance.
11:45: Meghan
Markle and her
mother, Doria
Ragland arrive on
the Windsor estate.
Ragland changes
vehicle as Markle
greets the page boys who
will accompany her to the
chapel.
11:52: Doria Ragland is
delivered to the chapel’s side
entrance.
11:55: Charles, Prince of
Wales, and the Duchess of
Cornwall arrive at the same
place.
11:57: The Queen and Prince
Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh
arrive.
11:59: Markle’s bridesmaids
and page boys, including
Prince George and Princess
Charlotte, arrive at St.
George’s Chapel,
accompanied by their mothers,
Benita Litt, Jessica Mulroney
and Catherine, the Duchess of
Cambridge.
12:01: The vintage Rolls-
Royce carrying Meghan
Markle and two page boys,
Mulroney twins - Brian and
John - both 7, comes to a halt
in the Horseshoe Cloisters in
front of St. George’s Chapel.
Markle emerges from the car,
giving the world a first full look
at her wedding dress.
12:03: Kensington Palace
announces that Markle’s dress
is made by British designer,
*The couple flanked by members of royal family
Harry and Meghan’s
wedding: A timeline
*The
couple
waving at
guests
during
procession
By Gabriel Ewepu
ABUJA- THE Federal
Government and Nestle
Nigeria Plc, have partnered to
fight acute malnutrition among
2.3 million children as the
situation poses a danger to their
future.
This was disclosed by the
Minister of Health, Prof. Isaac
Adewole, in his remark during
the launch of Nestle for
Healthier Kids, NHK, initiative
in Abuja by Nestle Nigeria Plc,
to reach 17, 000 children and
350 teachers in the Federal
Capital Territory, FCT, and
Ogun State through the State
Universal Basic Education
Board, SUBEB.
Represented by the Head of
Nutrition, Federal Ministry of
Health, Dr Chris Isokpumwu,
the minister said the Ministry
Clare Waight Keller, the first
female Artistic Director at
French fashion house,
Givenchy.
12:19: The Most
Reverend Michael
Curry begins his
sermon on the
power of love,
prompting senior
Royals to react.
12:31: The
couple begins to
recite their vows.
12:39: Prince
Harry and Meghan
Markle are
proclaimed husband
and wife by the
Archbishop of Canterbury,
Justin Welby,
after an exchange
of rings.
13:05: The newlywed
Duke and
Duchess of Sussex kiss on
the West Steps of St. George’s
Chapel as onlookers cheer.
13:10: The couple begin one
of the longest Royal wedding
processions in living memory
across Windsor and the estate,
including the two-mile Long
Walk.
13:30: Their carriage returns
to Windsor Castle,
disappearing under an arch
within the grounds.
14:00: The first reception,
FG, Nestle partner to fight acute malnutr
…as firm launches ‘Nestle for Healthier Kids’ initiative
lauds the initiative championed
by Nestle Nigeria Plc to
promote good nutrition among
children including their parents.
According to him, the
initiative by Nestle Nigeria Plc
was good, however, there are
32 million school children in
Nigeria today, therefore Nestle
Nigeria’s initiative to reach 17,
000 was just a drop in the
ocean, and charged it to scale
up the number.
Nigeria joins the global
Nestlé for Healthier Kids
initiative launched on May 15,
2018 - The International Day of
Families. The programme
include further development of
healthier products and advice
for families on nutrition and
exercise. It aims at helping 50
million children globally, to
lead healthier lives by 2030.
The NHK launch in Abuja
was attended by children from
participating schools in the FCT,
high-level representatives from
the ministries of health and
education, the Nutrition Society
of Nigeria, Universal Basic
Education Board, UBEB, FCT
and Ogun State Universal Basic
Education boards.
He said: “We have 2.5 million
children acutely malnourished
and at least one in five of those
children will die. We are taking
action, but you know
government alone cannot do
that because it requires support
of parents, teachers, corporate
organisations like Nestle, and
everybody.
“We are happy that Nestle is
launching the Nestle for
Healthier Kids initiative. We are
happy that Nestle plans to
reach 50 million children by
2030 with the message of good
*The couple
reciting
vows
hosted
by the Queen, sees around 600
guests are welcomed to the
Royal apartments - essentially
all those who attended the
wedding.
19:00: A second, more
exclusive evening reception
for just 200 of the guests at
Frogmore House, half a mile
south of Windsor Castle,
hosted by Prince Charles.
nutrition, play and be active,
maintain good hygiene at all times,
choose water instead of sugary
beverages, in fact, generally live
healthy lives because healthy
children end up as healthy adults.
“The Federal Ministry of Health
was very eager to partner with this
initiative because of the prospects
of scaling it up to the rest of the
country. We will continue to
support, promote and protect our
children.
“We are in a country and indeed,
a world where people no longer
live to the ripe old age. We need
to go back to the basics.
“We are building a strong
foundation for the children in this
country with various policies and
programmes to ensure children are
strong enough to have the right
Intelligence Quotient to be able to
perform well in school, and the