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Sunday, 6 November 2016
Wednesday, 5 October 2016
HETTYFIELDS SCHOOL CELEBRATES NIGERIAN INDEPENDENCE IN STYLE.
Hettyfields School is situated at 331 Road, i Close, Gown Estate, Ipaja, Lagos State. The School celebrated Nigeria's 56 years in Cultural Atires and with beautiful cultural Displays. Ify Nwobosi Anatune witnessed it all.
Tuesday, 27 September 2016
SOME OF MY RECENT CULINARY ADVENTURE.
Eat with your eyes and eat healthy too. Contact me for your personalised Healthy Menu for your Family and for
loved ones with health issues (Diabetes, Hypertension, Obesity etc).
loved ones with health issues (Diabetes, Hypertension, Obesity etc).
Thursday, 22 September 2016
Thursday, 15 September 2016
Tuesday, 13 September 2016
FEEDING THE POOR AND DOWNTRODDEN.
Cooking is one of my Hobbies and a Passion too. We provide food FREE or at the LOWEST possible cost to the Needy in the Society.
Feeding the poor and downtrodden is an exciting routine activity for me and my N.G.O. Do you care to join us?
Feeding the poor and downtrodden is an exciting routine activity for me and my N.G.O. Do you care to join us?
Sunday, 4 September 2016
A DAY WELL SPENT WITH THE GREAT SINGER, IDRIS ABDULKAREM.
Happy Sunday to viewers. Aunty Ify Anatune and Chinedu Anatune had an inspiring and musical day with the evergreen songs Artist, Idris Abdulkarem.
Friday, 19 August 2016
Thursday, 11 August 2016
Sunday, 7 August 2016
Thursday, 4 August 2016
WHAT FOOD WORKS FOR YOU ?
Monday, 1 August 2016
Wednesday, 27 July 2016
Sunday, 24 July 2016
WOMAN KNOW YOURSELF ; COURSE 103.
Sincere advise from Ify Nwobosi Anatune to all Ladies and gals !! .......
Women, most of us multi task a lot. So if your Work will allow you the time, please pamper yourself on Sunday, or Weekends, or Work free days. Do something you love that is off work routines. You can Cook a new short recipe, go dancing, catch a film, visit a relaxation or recreation facility, go window shopping, take a long walk, go horse riding, visit family and friends, visit the gym, swim, do other spirts, etc. Create a "me time" to refresh, relax and reflect. This is crutial !!!. Most Men know when to stop Work and take a break, because they listen to their bodies and respond quicker to stress signs from what Researchers have observed.
Saturday, 23 July 2016
GAMES FOR EMOTIONAL STABILITY IN CHILDREN.
Games enhances physical growth and emotional stability in Children. Please, join us to encourage games as a life style for Children.
Tuesday, 19 July 2016
CHILDREN ENJOYING JUMPS ON THE TRAMPOLINE.
Friday, 8 July 2016
GAMES ARE GREAT FOR CHILDREN.
Tuesday, 28 June 2016
IFY NWOBOSI ANATUNE ON NATIONAL TV PROGRAMMES.
TV Interviews are always great moments to discuss issues affecting Children, Women and Youths. Above are pictures of some TV Interviews of Ify Nwobosi Anatune.
Wednesday, 22 June 2016
GIVING FREE MONKEY BUSINESS MAGAZINES TO ENCOURAGE CHILDREN TO READ.
Friday, 17 June 2016
Wednesday, 15 June 2016
E - CURRICULUM IN NIGERIA.
ARE WE READY?
E - Curriculum is an excellent idea and a modern technologically driven education Tool via e - platform. But the key question will be ; Is Nigerian educational system and environment ready for it? The issues militating against its usage in Nigeria will include;
Erratic power supply; We know that since the inauguration of the e - curriculum in 2014, that we are still trying to fix our electricity supply chain and this will affect its operation.
Insufficient funds; let us be truthful to ourselves, the budget allocation for Education cannot fund this system and other laudable things we may wish for our education sector.
lack of qualified technicians to install/maintain/repair all gadgets for it; Qualified Nigerian ICT Technicians will rather seek for employment in hi - tech countries where salaries are high, like USA, Australia, etc.
Untrained Teachers who cannot maximize the opportunities provided by the e - curriculum platform; At the moment we still have Teachers who are not ICT compliant especially in our rural areas, in both the public and private schools.
Low public enlightenment and low mass media campaigns; last year I tried to discuss it with about 12 people at different times, only to find out that they were hearing about it from me for the first time !!
lack of sensitization of stakeholders; There is still a disconnect between the major stakeholders in this issue. The Stakeholders are: Government, Teachers, Parents, ICT Experts, ICT Equipment Manufactures, Public Private Partnership Entrepreneur Investors, and the general Public.
Inadequate infrastructure; Broad Band Internet connection is still expensive in Nigeria, at the average of 1G for N=1,000=00, so how many Schools can afford to continuously pay this? Poor storage facilities to safely keep the Hardwares to protect them from theft, excessive heat, rain and moist.
Erratic power supply; We know that since the inauguration of the e - curriculum in 2014, that we are still trying to fix our electricity supply chain and this will affect its operation.
Insufficient funds; let us be truthful to ourselves, the budget allocation for Education cannot fund this system and other laudable things we may wish for our education sector.
lack of qualified technicians to install/maintain/repair all gadgets for it; Qualified Nigerian ICT Technicians will rather seek for employment in hi - tech countries where salaries are high, like USA, Australia, etc.
Untrained Teachers who cannot maximize the opportunities provided by the e - curriculum platform; At the moment we still have Teachers who are not ICT compliant especially in our rural areas, in both the public and private schools.
Low public enlightenment and low mass media campaigns; last year I tried to discuss it with about 12 people at different times, only to find out that they were hearing about it from me for the first time !!
lack of sensitization of stakeholders; There is still a disconnect between the major stakeholders in this issue. The Stakeholders are: Government, Teachers, Parents, ICT Experts, ICT Equipment Manufactures, Public Private Partnership Entrepreneur Investors, and the general Public.
Inadequate infrastructure; Broad Band Internet connection is still expensive in Nigeria, at the average of 1G for N=1,000=00, so how many Schools can afford to continuously pay this? Poor storage facilities to safely keep the Hardwares to protect them from theft, excessive heat, rain and moist.
Solutions will include ( but not limited to) the following;
More reliable and constant power supply should be attained first.
Funding of the Education Sector is critical to our development. Education Sector should be declared "an emergency" in the real sense of it, with the Government matching words with actions. Government should also explore deeper a monitored Public Private Partnership window to get investments into education.
The brain drain of ICT Technicians can be drastically reduced if they are offered better working conditions and welfare.
Teachers in the Private Schools should be trained "free of charge", if we really want mass participation and to make progress.
Teachers in Public and Private Schools should be properly trained on the various e - platform opportunities before the installation of this e - curriculum.
People should be engaged in a serious dialogue on this issue on social media, print media, audiovisual media, audio media, visual realities media etc. The more people talk about it, the more popular it will be, the more Government will get feedbacks on how to improve it, the more the Stakeholders will be willing to get more involved, and best of all is, the more our children benefit from this e - curriculum.
From: IFY NWOBOSI ANATUNE.
More reliable and constant power supply should be attained first.
Funding of the Education Sector is critical to our development. Education Sector should be declared "an emergency" in the real sense of it, with the Government matching words with actions. Government should also explore deeper a monitored Public Private Partnership window to get investments into education.
The brain drain of ICT Technicians can be drastically reduced if they are offered better working conditions and welfare.
Teachers in the Private Schools should be trained "free of charge", if we really want mass participation and to make progress.
Teachers in Public and Private Schools should be properly trained on the various e - platform opportunities before the installation of this e - curriculum.
People should be engaged in a serious dialogue on this issue on social media, print media, audiovisual media, audio media, visual realities media etc. The more people talk about it, the more popular it will be, the more Government will get feedbacks on how to improve it, the more the Stakeholders will be willing to get more involved, and best of all is, the more our children benefit from this e - curriculum.
From: IFY NWOBOSI ANATUNE.
Tuesday, 14 June 2016
Saturday, 11 June 2016
TRIBUTE TO MUHAMMED ALI
As a child, I liked watching Muhammed Ali on TV, especially hearing what he will say before a big Match. He was fearless. He had a rare charisma. He died on 3rd June 2016 at 74 years, may his kind soul RIP. He is the GREATEST !!!
TRIBUTE TO STEPHEN KESHI
Nigeria has been blessed with a number of Men and Women in the field of Sports, and Mr Stephen Keshi is one of these people. He brought discipline, team work, charisma, patrioticism and confidence into Nigerian Football, much more than what foreign Coaches could offer. He will be dearly missed by millions of us. He died on Wednesday 8th June 2016 at the age of 54 years. May his good soul RIP.
Thursday, 2 June 2016
Sunday, 22 May 2016
CHARITY WORK IS GOOD, GIVE TO THE NEEDY.
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