LSF Creation Science Club member tops graduating class at RUNOpeoluwa Adewale Fasoro, one of the founding members of LSF Creation Science Club at the Redeemer’s University emerged the overall best graduating student at the 8th Convocation Ceremony of the University. With a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 4.97, Opeoluwa actually became the overall best graduating student for all times at the University. Apart from handshakes with eminent personalities including the Vice President of the Country (who is also the Chair of the University’s Board of Trustees), Opeoluwa also secured automatic employment at the institution, and further went home with a cash prize of about N250,000. Sharing his testimonies earlier at the inaugural meeting of the Creation Science Club, Opeoluwa had indicated he actually came to the University to gain competence in declaring the glories of God in His creation to all, and specifically to debunk the evolution theory of origins. Read more at http://blog.lsfnigeria.org/2016/10/lsf-creation-science-club-member-tops-graduating-list-at-run/
Joshua Ojo receives special Commendation Award
Prof Joshua Ojo,
President of the LivingScience Foundation recently completed his sabbatical
leave spent at the Redeemer’s University, Ede (Sept 1 2015 – August 31 2016).
In appreciation of the quality services rendered by him during the period, Prof
Ojo was among the distinguished personalities selected for special recognition
and commendation at a colourful ceremony on Tuesday September 6. Read more at http://blog.lsfnigeria.org/2016/10/prof-joshua-ojo-receives-special-commendation-award-at-run/
2nd National Conference on Environment
and Health now scheduled. The second
edition of the Environment-Health Conference sponsored by the LSF and bringing together
top stakeholders across different national sectors has been scheduled for
Tuesday 4th and Wednesday 5th April, 2017. Venue remains the serene Redeemer’s
University, Ede, Osun State, with her world-class conference facilities. The Conference general focus is on the various
ways the environment impacts on human health.
It seeks in particular for creative customized solutions that would
engender sustainable development in Nigeria’s peculiar circumstances. For the Call for Abstracts and other details,
visit the Conference website: http://conferences.lsfnigeria.org. The webpages of the first edition of the
Conference which held in May this year are archived at http://1stconferece.lsfnigeria.org.
LSF is floating a peer-review Open-access technical online
Journal. A result-oriented approach to management of
the environment must involve all relevant stakeholders: academics,
professionals, industries, and the regulators.
Currently (unlike in the more developed countries), there is no Forum
for all these to meet as equal partners to discuss and proffer solutions to
Nigeria’s many peculiar environment-health challenges. The
Nigerian Journal of Environment and Health will provide this Forum.
Maintaining the core value of Excellence which we hold dear at the
LivingScience Foundation, the NJEH will bridge the divide between the key
Sectors and help further LSF’s goal of enhancing public health in Nigeria.. Prof Folorunso Ogundare of the Department of
Physics, University of Ibadan will serve as the Editor-in-Chief.
To download a copy
of the Half-year Report of the LivingScience Foundation, kindly visit http://lsfnigeria.org
Loss of a Patriot – Bashir Kanoma
We
are saddened to hear the demise of our professional friend and core supporter,
Dr Mohammed Bashir Kanoma from Zamfara State Ministry of Health, Gusau. A
mutual friend, Dr Callistus Akinleye passed on the sad news on 15th
October, months after the event. A patriot and professional to the core, we met
Dr Kanoma during a research visit to Zamfara in the height of the Lead
poisoning incident that resulted in the loss of hundreds of children in 2010. Bashir was at that time the Chief Medical
Director of the State Hospital, Gusau.
After hectic daytime administrative activities including long field
trips and research discussions on epidemiology and public health, he would return
in the evenings to deliver personal health-care to the long queue of his
out-patients, who were always confident he would come back for them. Despite differences in ethnicity and
religious affiliations, Bashir and I [Joshua] developed very strong friendship
and affection, founded on mutual respect. We have since collaborated on a
number of projects as well as shared ideas for the progress of our people and
country. Although unable to attend the
first National Environment and Health Conference in May, Dr Kanoma played very
significant roles in the planning and helped mobilize participants,
particularly from the North. Before his sad demise, the Board of the
LivingScience Foundation had already approved his nomination to be a member of
the International Advisory Council for the Foundation. His death is truly a sad
and considerable loss for Nigeria. May the LORD keep his memory sweet and
comfort his folks. http://blog.lsfnigeria.org/2016/10/loss-of-a-patriot-bashir-kanoma/
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