The Trumpet Newspaper Issue 567 (March 23 - April 5 2022)

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Page4 TheTrumpet MARCH 23 - APRIL 5 2022 TheTrumpet Group News Campaign launched to tackle violence against Field: 07956 385 604 E-mail: info@the-trumpet.com TheTrumpetTeam PUBLISHER / EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: ’Femi Okutubo CONTRIBUTORS: Moji Idowu, Ayo Odumade, Steve Mulindwa Continued from Page 1< SPECIAL PROJECTS: Odafe Atogun John-Brown Adegunsoye (Abuja) DESIGN: Xandydesigns@gmail.com ATLANTA BUREAU CHIEF: Uko-Bendi Udo 3695 F Cascade Road #2140 Atlanta, GA 30331 USA Tel: +1 404 889 3613 E-mail: uudo1@hotmail.com BOARD OF CONSULTANTS CHAIRMAN: Pastor Kolade Adebayo-Oke MEMBERS: Tunde Ajasa-Alashe Allison Shoyombo, Peter Osuhon TheTrumpet (ISSN: 1477-3392) is published in London fortnightly THINKING OF WRITING A BUSINESS PLAN? We can help you develop a professional business plan from only £250. For more information, contact us at 07402792146 or email us at: tolu.oyewole@consultant.com women and girls Continued from Page 1< forms part of the government’s Tackling Violence Against Women and Girls Strategy, highlights a range of actions that can be taken if you witness abuse – including calling it out, showing support, or reporting it. As part of the campaign, a new website - www.gov.uk/enough has been launched to provide further guidance around safe intervention and reporting of abuse, support for victims of abuse, and advice for people who recognise their behaviour needs to change. Bubble In Christ Music Band For your Music band with classic rendition for all occasions, with traditional, contemporary African international and Gospel filled with professional decent Presentation. More Musicians, Singers, Instrumentalists, handy men, Music directors band coordinators, Audio and/or video technicians, Drivers, Marketing Personnel are welcome. Contact: Olugbenga on 07438 264613 CHANGE OF NAME I, formerly known and addressed as Ms Kate Osarenren Ishekhure, now wish to be known and addressed as Mrs Kate Osarenren Onaghino. All former documents remain valid. Nigeria High Commission, London and the general public, please take note. Home Secretary - Priti Patel said: “For too long, the responsibility of keeping safe has been placed on the shoulders of women and girls. This campaign says enough, and recognises it is on all of us to demand major societal change. Everyone has a stake in this. “Our new campaign shows that everyone can play a role in challenging abuse and making our country a safer place. By accepting all of the recommendations in the HMICFRS report I commissioned last year, the government and the police are doubling down to support victims and survivors and punish perpetrators.” Liz Kingsley, CEO of domestic abuse charity - Safe Arms, said: “Many of us may not be aware that these acts of violence can be illegal, or the devastating and long-lasting effects it can have on victims, their families and the wider Black community. “The Enough campaign is incredibly important, as not only does it empower us to recognise when abuse happens, but it equips us with the confidence to safely challenge perpetrators if we witness any of these abusive behaviours. We truly are our sister’s keeper, and we need to work together to break the cycle of abuse and teach future generations the significance of keeping women and girls safe.” Farah Nazeer, Chief Executive at national domestic abuse charity - Women’s Aid, said: “Violence against women and girls is a spectrum, running from the everyday misogyny that is so prevalent, many people don’t even notice it, right through to horrifically violent crimes and murder. Campaigns like this by the Home Office are an important tool to raise awareness of sexist actions and language that have been tolerated for too long and normalise the treatment of women as objects. Women’s “Aid will continue to keep working for the safety of women - until we no longer walk home in fear, whether it is the journey or the destination that holds the greatest danger – but we can’t do it alone. It’s also not enough that women must initiate and highlight the urgency of these conversations. We need ‘allyship’ to help bring about structural change.” CHERUBIM & SERAPHIM MOVEMENT CHURCH Amazing Grace District -London Branch 2 God’s Promises never fail: * Before they call I will answer; while they are still speaking I will hear (Isaiah 65: 24) CHANGE OF NAME I, formerly known and addressed as Irene Eloghosa Inneh, now wish to be known and addressed as Miss Irene Eloghosa Onaghino. All former documents remain valid. Nigeria High Commission, London and the general public, please take note. WEEKLY DELIVERANCE SERVICE Deliverance: Every Wednesday Time: 6.30pm – 7pm (Individual Prayer & Counselling) Midweek Church Service: 7pm – 9pm Venue: Orange Room, Albany Theatre, Douglas Way, London SE8 4AG Other Service: Sunday Thanks giving 11am – 1.30pm CHANGE OF NAME I, formerly known and addressed as Dwayne Osaizogue Inneh, now wish to be known and addressed as Mr Dwayne Osaizogue Onaghino. All former documents remain valid. Nigeria High Commission, London and the general public, please take note. * He will call upon me and I will answer him: I will be with him in trouble, I will deliver him and honour him (Psalm 91: 15) For further information, contact - Church Secretary: S/M/I/I (Dr) I Oni-Owoyemi 07788 745231 Or Church Elders: S/A T Owoyemi 07956 996689 or / M/S/A W Ojomo 07939 836499 or / Apostle T Gbolasere 07484 243990 Email: amazinggracebranch2@gmail.com
Immigration MARCH 23 - APRIL 5 2022 TheTrumpet A Senior Researcher’s choice of LanguageCert SELT in journey to success Page5 Senior Researcher - Dr Hamada Alshaer’s path towards British citizenship Top-tier members of academia are in high demand and are drawn to live and work in the UK, and many of them choose LanguageCert as their go-to English language exam for immigration purposes. One such individual is Dr Hamada Alshaer, who came to the UK from the United Arab Emirates in 2015 to follow his career ambitions and has been granted British citizenship in addition to his French nationality. As Hamada was born in Palestine, his first language is Arabic and from a young age he had a flair for languages. His love of reading is how he originally became interested in learning new languages and understanding human communications in various civilisations. He now speaks English, as well as French, German, and Urdu. Hamada obtained his degrees with the support of selective scholarship schemes and achieved a PhD in Computer Engineering and Telecommunication from one of the top universities in France, Pierre et Marie Curie University in December 2005. After completing his PhD, Hamada was keen to explore his chosen industry and career prospects in cutting edge research. This includes software-defined mobile and wireless systems and networking, with industrial applications to small cell networks virtualization and integration, Internet of Things (IoT), 5G core networks, cyber security, and intelligent transport systems. “You have to grab opportunities, move forward and succeed – there is no walking backwards,” he said. Why LanguageCert: Hamada took the LanguageCert SELT B1 test to complete his UK citizenship application. While researching SELT providers, he was pleased to find that LanguageCert was very competitively priced: “Overall it was a really nice experience. I booked my test online and it was very straightforward. The test was practical and fair,” Hamada said. Passing the LanguageCert SELT B1 has enabled him to focus on his future career ambitions. He has, so far, authored over 50 articles on various research topics in electrical and computer engineering, including information technology and systems and has also authored a book. He now works as a Senior Researcher at the University of Strathclyde and lives in Edinburgh with his wife, who joined him from Palestine earlier this year. He is Dr Hamada Alshaer excited and ambitious about the future. He said: “Although the weather is unpredictable, we really like Edinburgh and have no current plans to move.” For more information about LanguageCert SELT exams, www.languagecert.org/en/selt2022?utm_s ource=Banner&utm_medium=Online&ut m_campaign=selt2022&utm_id=selt2022
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