Dr Ajibola Abayomi, JIFORM President, in a statement on Monday, said that his team was received by Mr Gerald Wolf, the Deputy Consul General and Elle Ogunsanya, the programme Coordinator at the Lagos consulate of the embassy.
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In his opening remark, JIFORM President, Dr Ajibola Abayomi, with over 300 journalists across the continents covering migration urged the government to address both the push and pull factor fueling irregular migration human trafficking by improving the enabling environment to provide jobs, security, education and other social amenities to the citizens.
The group with Adeniyi Sanusi, a Romania-based Nigerian as the Chairman Diaspora chapter and Tito Philips Jnr, the Chairman of the Nigerian Chapter said beyond congratulating the APC leader it has set up machinery in motion with strategic virtual meeting fixed for April 16 to galvanize support for Tinubu’s presidential ambition.
At the event that attracted top dignitaries including the Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, Benin Republic, the President/Chancellor of the University, Dr Mehoba Dossa Theodore charged the awardees that also included member of the African Union Labour-Migration Advisory Committee, Her Excellency Dr Princess Asie Kabuki Ocansey from Ghana, Director General, Cross River State Migration Control Agency, Prince Abuo Michael Nku and another Nigerian, Barrister Ohanyere Cosmos Chinendu to be good ambassadors of the school.
A notification letter from the school signed by its Annex Director of Studies, Porto Novo, Dr Ajijola Issac reads thus: “The Governing Council of our University has ratified the conferment of Ph D (Honoris Causa) in Public Administration on you on 29 January 2022.
Ajibola Abayomi, the JIFORM President in a statement congratulated the “Fem” crooner on his 29th birthday and commended the singer, songwriter, and record producer for giving back to the society.
The event was organized by the UNESC in conjunction with the Global Fundamental Need Aid and Development Forum.
Participants from North America, Europe, Asia, South and North America, Africa and from several countries have confirmed participation at the hybrid event to be held in Toronto between December 3-11, 2021.
A statement issued by the president of JIFORM, which comprises over 300 journalists covering migration across the continents headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria, Ajibola Abayomi, directed interested applicants to log on to www. jiformalert.org to register for the event.
This is as an international media body with over 300 media practitioners covering migration matters across the continents, Journalists International Forum For Migration, with headquarters in Lagos on Thursday petitioned the National Agency for Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons and other organisations to come her rescue.
He spoke in Calabar while delivering a presentation titled Exploring Regular Migration/Assisted Voluntary Returnees and Reintegration To Reshape Economy And Human Development during the Cross River State Migration summit held on April 22.
Ajibola Abayomi, President of JIFORM, comprising over 300 journalists spread across the continents covering migration matters, disclosed this in a statement on Thursday.
African leaders, journalists, stakeholders, institutions and migration advocates beyond the continent would be converging at the Accra International Conference Centre, Ghana between February 25 and 26 for the event.
Ajibola Abayomi, President of the forum, made the plea in a statement on Sunday in Abuja.
She left for the country in November 2016 to search of greener pasture after being talked into the deal by a close friend.
Also named as Co-Chairman of the summit is Korede Ogunbunmi, the General Manager Radio Nigeria 103.5 FM, Lagos, Nigeria.
The conference, themed: “Migration governance and media strategy for development with physical and virtual presentations,” was attended by hundreds of journalists and other participants across the world.
Kafala is a system used to monitor migrant labourers working primarily in the construction and domestic sectors in Gulf Cooperation Council member states, which was erroneously bought into by some African countries several years ago.
This was as the body appealed to the government to defer the evacuation mission beyond the August 25, 2020 deadline to accommodate fresh 435 Nigerians women trafficked and stranded in Oman and Saudi Arabia, with 190 and 235 ladies respectively, on separate lists compiled by JIFORM, Synergy Rescue Initiative (Rescue Mission), Rescue Africans In Slavery foundation and the Nigerian community in Diaspora.
She arrived on that fateful day in the company of 14 other ladies on the same mission after meeting all the required conditions of an agent who connected her to work in the country as a housemaid.