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Oxygen access need 'not ended with pandemic' | Medical Oxygen - Vimarsana News

Oxygen access need 'not ended with pandemic' | Medical Oxygen

Continued investment and technical support for the expansion, operation and maintenance of oxygen infrastructure are still urgently needed to improve overall health outcomes and achieve universal health coverage, according to Unitaid.

A Shifting Landscape: Is ECOWAS Awakening to Regional Economic and Security Realities? -By Kestér Kenn Klomegâh – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

A Shifting Landscape: Is ECOWAS Awakening to Regional Economic and Security Realities? -By Kestér Kenn Klomegâh – Opinion Nigeria

On the flip side, Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger's foreign ministries formally notified the ECOWAS Commission of their decisions to leave the bloc in written notices dated Jan. 29. According to the bloc's treaty, member states wishing to withdraw must give a written one-year notice. So the move to quit the 15-member bloc could yet take time to implement, opening a door for negotiations.

Ghana: Stop Playing Politics With Rights of LGBTQ+ Persons -By Leo Igwe – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

Ghana: Stop Playing Politics With Rights of LGBTQ+ Persons -By Leo Igwe – Opinion Nigeria

It is pertinent to remind politicians that Ghana is a secular country, not a religious state. The constitution guarantees equal rights for all Ghanaians without discrimination.

The Evil Commandments of Canada -By J. Ezike – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

The Evil Commandments of Canada -By J. Ezike – Opinion Nigeria

The plot summary to one of my books titled: Baba Goo – a book that contends with the pseudo-historical account of black people and the distortion of Black History was stolen. The realization that I wasn’t safe in Quebec prompted me to leave. It wasn’t the strange faces that sought to interview me by stealth at every given opportunity that made me change my location – I mean people who posed as friendly strangers but were really informants. No. My safety, my privacy, my freedom and my inalienable rights had been threatened.

Nuclear Disarmament: A Natural Buddhist-Catholic Alliance, says Japanese Leader - Vimarsana News

Nuclear Disarmament: A Natural Buddhist-Catholic Alliance, says Japanese Leader

At the United Nations headquarters in New York City, on the third floor, a solemn statue of St. Agnes, holding her namesake lamb, stands as a disturbing reminder of nuclear destruction.The saint