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02/12/2019

UEHRO SCAM ALERT!!!!!!!
There is a very strange email sent to you mail box inviting you to conference it is a scam o be careful.

This is a sample

Dear Applicant,

We are delighted to inform you that your request to participate in this forthcoming human rights conference meeting has been accepted by our organization. The forthcoming international conference meeting is open for everyone who is interested to participate.

The human rights conference meeting is scheduled to take place from 16th to 21st March, 2020 @ Oliver Jefferson Grand Hotel located in Dallas Texas USA. The essence of this conference meeting is to discuss issues of Challenges to Human Rights & Economic Development as a result of Human Trafficking, Women Molestation, Corruption and Political Instability in our society and proffer solutions, the forth coming international conference meeting is organized by the Universal Equality and Human Rights Organization (UEHRO) here in United States of America.

Delegates are accepted to participate together as a group of 2 to 7 persons from each organization or you can also participate as an individual if you don’t have a group. The independent donors and the organization sponsors are responsible for participants traveling documents (Visa) application processing and round-trip flight tickets to attend the conference and there will also be translators present at the conference for all major languages. Please note that participants will only be responsible to pay for their hotel accommodation charges with the recommended hotel.

Your registration file will be open after we have received your filled registration forms A and B and your hotel booking confirmation receipt. You are to contact the hotel management immediately and make your room booking to secure your hotel accommodation. We shall send you an official invitation letter immediately after the confirmation of your registration to enable you obtain the U.S visa to participate in this event. Your visa documents will be processed here in United States and the approval letter of your visa will be sent to the U.S Embassy in your country and an appointment date given to you for the collection of your visa.

All participants are requested to make a paper presentation on the event topics which is "Human Trafficking, Women Molestation, Corruption and Political Instability: A Challenge to Economic Growth" as it affects your society, for all documentation will be published by the Universal Equality and Human Rights Organization (UEHRO) and certificate will be given to all participants as a representative of 2020 conference meeting.

All filled registration forms and hotel booking receipt should be submitted to the conference secretariat office: [[email protected]] before [December 5th, 2019.] which is the deadline date to receive filled registration forms and hotel booking receipt.

Below is the selected hotel contact for you to secure your room booking and send us the booking receipt along with your filled forms with the scan copy of your passport data page.

Oliver Jefferson Grand Hotel
Tel: +1 214-310-1931
Email: [email protected]
Email: [email protected]

Note: immediately after your registration file is opened, your registration documents will be forwarded to the U.S Bureau of Immigrant Affairs (Visa Processing Office) here in United States for the authorization and approval of your visa documents before faxing the visa documents to U.S Embassy (Consulate Office) in your country of resident and you shall be called by the Embassy for visa appointment date to secure your visa for the conference meeting.

We thank you for the interest to participate in this conference and we hope to see you at the meeting venue.

Yours Cheerfully,
Prof. Daniel Nixon,
(UEHRO Secretariat)
Texas City, (USA)
Tel: +1 940-784-4796
Website:

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29/03/2019

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Few weeks ago, I was driving on Apapa-Oshodi expressway and stopped briefly under the Ilasamaja Bridge to pick a call. Suddenly, a Danfo bus pulled up beside me, the bus conductor jumped out and landed by my side. I was about to be robbed!

However, the conductor had other plans...

'Oshodi Oshodi Oshodi o...'

I heaved a sigh of relieve and breathed deeper, then I saw a guy I'd known for long. Years of separation couldn't play on me any trick. He was one of the brightest guy in our class, and had won for us a couple of Inter-School competition.

He was of a modest middleclass family that valued education and when he says a word is 'adjectival proverb' or 'future present past participle', we dared not argue because he was usually right.

Always ahead. He had a way of mentally working out complex mathematical equations without writing. He was a silent threat to the 'booboo' teachers and would sometimes challenge their answers' which later earned him cold hates. Gbenga was that hot and was named one of the most likely to succeed in our class.

'Oshodi…Oshodi…Oshodi oke o…' He continued.

I pushed out my head from the car and 'hala' his nick name.

'Gbengene!'

He was shocked. Only his old allies would know that name, I guessed. He looked intently at me and then screamed. I came out of the car and we hugged fiercely, like old thieves, gallons of his sweat rubbing all over me, but I cared not. I was happy to see my old friend.

‘Viko ómó'lòpè, what’s up? O ti sha-pra-pra gan o...'

He hailed loudly in street parlance. We however couldn't talk as he had to get back to work, and his driver 'oga' was blaring the horn angrily. So I took his phone number and watched him go adoringly.

Gbenga ran back to the moving Danfo bus, jumped in and clung tightly to the door as if his entire life depended on it. He gave me a parting smile and flashed a decolorized teeth supposedly darkened by excessive ma*****na smoking and deepseated apathy to dental hygiene.

God, what happened?

I stood, rooted to that spot and sadly watched him disappear into the fast moving Lagos metro.

Then came flurry of emotion.
I cried.

As I drove on, I flashed back to another flip-sided slice of life that made me conclude afterall that life is a scam.

I was on Admiralty Way in Lekki and stopped at AP/Tantalizer Junction to shine my shoe. I was admiring the Aboki doing his work with much passion when a black Range Rover halted suddenly behind me and the screech of the tyres made me dive for safety.

God forbid bad thing!

While on the safer side, I glanced back to see the idiot behind the wheel, then I saw a familiar face. 'No! Haba! It couldn't be him' I argued within me, then wiped my face for a clearer vision. The loser was still there, smiling stupidly. The face rang a louder bell, and of course, I remembered him.

'What in hell could Bala be doing inside this Range Rover?' I queried myself.

It is tragic to be dumb, and a tragedy to be stupid, but it is a curse to be both. Bala was dumb and stupid! His parents were extremely poor! That, conjoined with his non-existent academic performance which affected his confidence and social life, he was simply termed a failure and had severally been assured he wouldn't amount to anything in life. He agreed, and we all agreed with him. So we treated him as nobody, a scumbag.

‘Well, maybe Bala had finally fulfilled his destiny and become a driver as predicted' I concluded, grinning sheepishly.

What a stupid miscalculation!

Balarabe, the dullest guy in my class was the proud owner of the R2. Back then, this guy could not even write a decimal point with a bottle, but now signs cheques with gold pen and cruises posh SUVs about Lagos. We hung out out at The Sailors Lounge and he told me how he reinvented himself. He attended few crash courses, changed his orientation, worked with a shipping company in Apapa Wharf, became hardworking and brutally honest. His boss loved him and mentored him in shipping and importation business until he stated his own company.

Wow!
Balarabe!
A CEO of a Shipping Company!!!
Bala!
A scum of the earth?!

I couldn't sleep that night as I kept musing over Gbenga and Bala.

So I concluded.

The race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong, nor riches to men of understanding, nor favour to men of skill; but time and chance happen to them all.

It is not over until it is over.
Gbe body é

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DON'T WRITE YOURSELF OFF.

_The Movie is still on and it could soon start to favour you_

➖ Reinvent Yourself
➖ Get started again with much agility and faith!

14/01/2019

11/12/2018

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*Shiv Khera, a renowned author and management trainer writes about his experience in Singapore*

*"Six years ago in Singapore I gave a taxi driver a business card to take me to a particular address.*

*At the last point he circled round the building. His meter read 11$, but he took only 10.*

*I said Henry, your meter reads 11$ how come you are taking only 10.*

*He said Sir, I am a taxi driver, I am supposed to be bringing you straight to the destination. Since I did not know the last spot, I had to circle around the building. Had I brought you straight here, the meter would have read 10$.*

*Why should you be paying for my ignorance ?*

*He said Sir, legally, I can claim 11$ but Honestly and ethically I am entitled to only 10.*

*He further added that Singapore is a tourist destination and many people come here for three or four days. After clearing the immigrations and customs, the first experience is always with the taxi driver and if that is not good, the balance three to four days are not pleasant either.*

*He said Sir I am not a taxi driver, I am the "Ambassador" of Singapore without a diplomatic passport.*

*In my opinion he probably did not go to school beyond the 8th grade, but to me he was a professional. To me his behavior reflected pride in performance and character.*

*That day I learnt that one needs more than professional qualification to be a professional.*

*In one line, be a "Professional with a human touch and Values " that makes all the more difference.*

*Knowledge, skill, money, education, all com later. First comes Human Values, Honesty and Integrity.*

*Professionalism:*
*It’s NOT the job you DO,*
*It’s HOW you DO the job*

12/11/2018

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