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Double Honour: DAM/CHAMA Founder, Dr. Olugu Ukpai Received Double Proclamation From Canada

Double Honour: DAM/CHAMA Founder, Dr. Olugu Ukpai Received Double Proclamation From Canada

The Founder of Drum Against Malaria (DAM), Dr. Olugu Ukpai (Man on Mission), a passionate advocate for malaria prevention, has received two signed proclamations from His Worship Mayor Andy Filmore at a ceremony held at City Hall. The proclamations recognized DAM's (a subsidiary of CHAMA) efforts in promoting kindness and raising awareness about World Malaria Day. The "Random Goodness Act of Kindness proclamation" on 20th March annually, acknowledges DAM's commitment to spreading kindness and compassion in the community, aligning with their mission to prevent malaria and promote overall well-being. The World Malaria Day Awareness proclamation highlights the importance of raising…
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Olugu Ukpai, Dalhousie University Alumnus Pays It Forward: A Story of Hope and Inspiration

Olugu Ukpai, Dalhousie University Alumnus Pays It Forward: A Story of Hope and Inspiration

Halifax, Nova Scotia - In a heartwarming display of gratitude, a Dalhousie University alumnus has returned to his alma mater to give back to the community that inspired him. Dr. Olugu Ukpai, a renowned humanitarian, attributes his life's purpose to the support he received from Dalhousie University during a pivotal moment in his life. A Life-Changing Phone Call It was during his time at Dalhousie University that Dr. Ukpai received the devastating news that his daughter, Goodness, had passed away due to malaria. The sudden loss could have shattered his world, but the outpouring of support from the university community,…
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AmakaGate: Canada Encourages Nigeria Government to Address Ethnic Conflicts Through Dialogue

AmakaGate: Canada Encourages Nigeria Government to Address Ethnic Conflicts Through Dialogue

The Canadian government has urged the Nigerian government to resolve its internal ethnic and tribal conflicts through peaceful means. This call came after a recent interaction between Canadian authorities and a Nigerian national, Amaka, who was invited for questioning following a report filed by the Nigerian government. Amaka presented video evidence to the authorities, alleging threats against the Igbo people in Nigeria by individuals from other communities. After reviewing the evidence, the police determined that no further action was necessary and released her without charges. The Canadian government took the opportunity to emphasize the importance of peaceful conflict resolution, encouraging…
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BOOM! Two Ohafia Siblings, Ukpai’s, Make History In Canadian Basketball Men’s Championship

BOOM! Two Ohafia Siblings, Ukpai’s, Make History In Canadian Basketball Men’s Championship

In an impressive display of talent and dedication, two brothers from Ohafia, Southeast Nigeria, Eme and Uma Olugu Ukpai, have qualified to represent Halifax in the Canadian Basketball National Men's Championship. This remarkable achievement marks a milestone for the siblings, who are also the sons of renowned humanitarian and CEO of Challenge AIDS and Malaria in Africa (CHAMA), Dr. Olugu Ukpai. Eme, competing in the U15 category, and Uma, representing the U17 category, have demonstrated exceptional skill and passion for the sport. Their selection to represent Halifax in the national championship is a testament to their hard work and commitment…
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Canada Launches Caregiver Immigration Programs with Enhanced Requirements

Canada Launches Caregiver Immigration Programs with Enhanced Requirements

The Canadian government has relaunched two caregiver immigration programs, the Home Child Care Provider Pilot and the Home Support Worker Pilot, starting January 1, 2024. These 5-year pilot initiatives are designed to welcome qualified caregivers and their families as permanent residents in Canada. Under the modified criteria, experienced caregivers, with just 12 months of qualifying work experience, can now apply for permanent residence, a significant reduction from the previous requirement of 24 months. The goal is to attract skilled caregivers to contribute to Canada's workforce and provide an opportunity for them and their families to establish permanent residency. In a…
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