Alfred Nobel University awards parallel honorary doctorate degrees to ZoDF CEO
May 17, 2021
The Alfred Nobel University of Ukraine has awarded parallel honorary doctorate degrees in humanities and sciences to the Chief Executive Officer of the Zongo Development Fund (ZoDF), Alhaji Arafat Suleiman Abdulai, for his service to humanity.
This was at a convocation held last Saturday by the representatives of the university at the Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research of the University of Ghana.
Reverend Professor Emeritus Edwin Korley and Reverend Professor Emma Yao Nash on behalf of the President of the university, Professor Borys Kholod, decorated Alhaji Abdulai with the academic gown and a hat to match, and presented the honorary degrees to him, at the convocation attended by officials of ZoDF, friends, relatives and the media.
The Alfred Nobel University of Ukraine has awarded parallel honorary doctorate degrees to the Chief Executive Officer of the Zongo Development Fund (ZoDF), Alhaji Arafat Sulemana Abdulai, for his service to humanity.
The Doctor in Philosophy in Humanities and Science was conferred on Alhaji Arafat for his exemplary leadership in propelling socio-economic development of people in Zongo communities.
The convocation was held last Saturday by the representatives of the Alfred Nobel University at the Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research of the University of Ghana, Legon.
Reverend Professor Emeritus Edwin Korley, who represented the President of the university, Prof Borys Kholod, decorated Alhaji Arafat with the academic gown and presented the honorary doctorate degrees to him.
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How Berlin is marking one year since the Hanau attack
Public vigils and demonstrations are planned. A consortium tackling Islamophobic hate will also be formed. Maria Häußler, Elizabeth Rushton, 19.2.2021 - 13:47 Uhr
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Photo: Imago/Patrick ScheiberA vigil in Hanau following the events of 19 February 2020.
Berlin - Today marks one year since nine people were killed in a racist shooting in the city of Hanau that shocked Germany. The gunman specifically targeted people with immigrant backgrounds, and later shot his mother and then himself.
A number of events are taking place across Berlin today and tomorrow to remember the victims. The commemorations are being organised by the Hanau Gedenken alliance (Remember Hanau), which consists of the organisations Migrantifa Berlin, Aktionsbündnis Antirassismus, Kein Generalverdacht, Roma Trial e.V., Young Struggle and We ll Come United.