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was maybe the lowest of african migrants are nigerian migrants coming out to europe . and if we continue pushing and the narrative the rhetoric of and showing that we create jobs we create decent life leave for young africans who are coming into the job market who are unemployed who are disillusioned if we change that if we creating those investments and the opportunities like merkel has been talking about when they when if this becomes a true reality we shouldn't see much of the migration into europe anymore but it has to happen very quickly right back with their entrepreneur and head of akron a venture and certainly an ambassador for nigeria and business there thank you so much thank you monica. now one of the biggest trade shows for consumer electronics and home appliances has opened here in berlin let's take a look around eva twenty eighteen. mostly problems this year's eve might have the answer push on some headphones and a sleek mask and you can be literally told to sleep if nothing else it offers a brief interlude from the busy trade fair pretty good but not eno

government has said the nigerian f.a. must reinstall the previous president and would you pin it by midday on monday or faced punishment. europe states you see. the real. stefan stefan schmidt is the german sea captain and the refugees commissioner for the state of slaves because i'm talking to him about death in the mediterranean sea rescue and migration before. you experienced it all firsthand or you rescue ship wrecked africa with a german ship caught on a more in two thousand and four and in italy they arrested you as a human traffic are it's just that still pain you today it's hard to. know the fact that motivates you to carry on fighting like that and say injustices in the world. it's not as if i'm especially angry with the italian groups have been vikas they were actually all on my side we realized that in prison it was just the italian government that has gotten worse and the most of all. back then you wanted to help but you were charged with the serious organized aiding and abetting of the illegal entry you were

one is mine to do good send it to called the protection zone as part of a wider strategy of the nigerianconcert in a new state and federal thought evidence of operandi yet the punishment of sending to court the protection zone is part of a wider strategy of the nigerian conservation foundation the ngo hopes to save the diminishing forest in the country each year nigeria loses more than three thousand square kilometers of woodland only seven percent of its land mass is still coming by trees the foundation a set of grass roots because of asian comedians to help to protect the forests the chairman fred explains the zone system of neighboring going to get a forest that covers three hundred fifty square kilometers divided into three times we are transitional and causal yeah we are transitional. where we're plant. last. july august so we are also intend to plant one with your trees this year the transition season the most human activity farmers there are allowed to plant crops here in the close supervision however one major concern is arsenic people sneak into the area to set fire to the land

government he said that the nigerian f.a. must reinstall the previous president a major panic by midday on monday or face on which. you're watching news from by lead because your company. would have been fighting for the case to take you seriously in the world of what appears has come out women strong tough. superhero women smart talks smart station a legend rank recently in dangerous time buffer w. me for my. time for an upgrade. our bought furniture that grows on buying. a house with no room. for design highlights you can make yourself. tips and tricks that will turn your home a special. upgrade yourself with d w's interior design channel on you tube. this week on world stories. germany head scarves in the classroom. india gay rights and the constitution. but first we go to the u.s. and to charlottesville virginia where people have been commemorating the events of one year ago in a far right rally turned violent the death of one counter demonstrator heather higher shocked the city and the nation we have this report to the h

into projects them vicious goal of the nigerian prince of asian foundation is to have twenty five percent of nigeria's land mass covered with forest again within thirty years that's about the will of the nigerian prince of asian foundation is to have twenty five percent of nigeria's landmass covered with forest again within thirty years that's about four times more than now. one approach is to ban all human activity and let the forest regenerate itself every adult every leave every warning type of valuable year so the commitment is i believe just released on porch that this way where. those things will be like beef the next step will be to plant more than two million trees over the next three years to ensure the survival and growth of nigeria's forests. cher bots are becoming ever more popular in africa for cooking i mean. but the award of the share not. a body of all my energy and that's why it's made into charcoal in book enough. to stop the resulting deforestation what i'm doing. the group is training the women to make the top. recognize that the thinking here. on this one a live tree

ok illusion on the bend a nigerian entrepreneur in an anti-corruption advocate joining us tonight from nigeria illusion we appreciate your time thank you and we apologize for the bad signal there. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world a senior's zimbabwean opposition figure has appeared in court accused of inciting public violence and publicizing unofficial or fake presidential election results tendai biti had unsuccessfully tried to seek asylum in neighboring zambia the un has expressed its grave concern at reports that zambia had forcibly returned beauty in defiance of a court order a powerful aftershock has struck the indonesian province of longbow the six point three magnitude tremor is the strongest of hundreds of aftershocks that have hit the area since the deadly quake on sunday officials say the death toll from sunday's quake has now risen to two hundred fifty nine tens of thousands of people remain home this moscow says it is considering how to retaliate against fresh sanctions from washington the u.s. state department announced t

first of all my own doctor is a nigerian woman so. i am able to distinguish between one another so there are. local community level support systems which are high trust. but to say it's hard to africa's high trust know that the really high trust society in the world is japan ok let's go let's go to another member of our panel david good heart he's here he's the author of the book the british dream and you in your book david unlike paul you don't talk so much about indigenous you used the phrase if i remember correctly when i read it white british you get how people sometimes are quite suspicious when they hear those labels you know but i do think it's one of the best things about the debate in the last few years is that we have been able to distinguish issues of race and racial justice from its use of the economic and yes in the cultural impact a very large scale immigration you do have very serious issues of integration and segregation almost half the ethnic minority population now live in wards where less than half of the population

government has said that the nigerian f.a. must reinstall the previous president i'm jus pick by midday on monday or face punishment . and in tennis former world number one novak djokovic became of the first player to win all of nine masters one thousand tournament's with victory over roger federer in cincinnati the thirty one year old sir beat federer six four six four wimbledon champion djokovic how the loss the sense in that the final to the swiss on three previous occasions. their time is a charm now it's over to monica jones and it looks like greece is out of the woods this time is no longer running out for greece at least it looks that way sarah a major milestone there as the country greece emerges the last of three bailout programs today for the past eight years athens have been dependent on aid from the european union the european central bank and the international monetary fund the loans given to greece amounted to two hundred sixty billion euros and in return greece had to implement painful austerity measures and ref

organizations nearly dead that people rejected he was mandate when educate has the support of the nigerian government they said that the nigerian a must read install the previous president a major panic by midday on monday or face on it. you're watching the news from by lead excuse company. create yourself with interior design channel on. climate change. sustainability. environmental projects. globalization. biodiversity species conservation exploitation. human rights displacement. the global and current local action. three thousand. stefan stefan schmidt as the german sea captain and the refugees commissioner for the state of slaves because i'm talking to him about death in the mediterranean sea rescue and migration fundable. you experienced it all first hand or you rescue ship wrecked africa with a german ship caught on a more in two thousand and four and in italy they arrested you as a human traffic are it's just that still pain you today it's hard to him on a. bush to has it's i need. no the fact that motivates me to carry on fighting against the injustices in the world. it's not as if

salvador, brazil, ithink, has the most nigerians outside of nigeria.that came from nigeria. when i was in this gift shop and i saw a picture of the 0risha for the first time, that was mind blowing. because, you know, i'd never seen that. i'd never imagined that we could have an african god and goddesses. and so it blew open my imagination, and the world of the book came to me. i mean, why do you think it's important that we should be told stories about black goddesses? we don't have these stories yet. like, we can nowjust think of black panther. if we were talking in 2017, we wouldn't even have that. yes, it's steeped in nigerian culture. yes, when they use magic, they're speaking their language. but those are more of the details. it's more of the fact that you pick up this book and you see a magical, dark—skinned black girl on the cover. when you open the pages, you see blacks of all shades on the cover. you see us celebrated as the hero. you see us in epic battles. you see us get these big, twisty romances. we have the story for all of us to celebrat

the first novel by nigerian—american author tomi adeyemi debuted at number one in the new york timesovie deal before the book was even released. debula kemola from bbc africa‘s whats new met tomi while she was on her uk book tour. i try not to think of her, but when idoi i try not to think of her, but when i do i think of rice. when mother was around, the heart always smelt of it. i think of how her dark skin glowed like the summer sun, the way her white hair first". glowed like the summer sun, the way her white hairfirst". and an untamed crown that breathed and fried. tomi adeyemi has onlyjust turned 25 and she‘s already published a bestselling novel. with two more sequels and a movie adaptation on the way. children of blood and bone is set in the fictional land of orisha in west africa and is based on the traditional yoruba novel. teenagers fightan traditional yoruba novel. teenagers fight an evil king to bring back the magic of their ancestors. i asked what inspired the book? the first inspiration for children of blood and bone came in a gift shop in salvador, brazil. there, it ha

banjoko a british nigerian doctor and the managing director of the for. david goodhart journalist author and an advocate of much tighter controls on immigration and philip economist adviser and a supporter of open borders. ladies and gentlemen professor paul collier. an economist at the university his latest book is a migration is changing. paul collier we're both you and i were both the products of migration you're the grandson i believe of a german migrant i'm the son of indian immigrants to the u.k. in your book exodus you say that while immigration into developed countries from developing countries has had economic benefits in many ways it's been very good you also say that more and more immigration into the west poses a danger to social cohesion risks diluting our culture our national identity and may undermine trust corporation solidarity between members of the public those a pretty big claim some would say pretty controversial claims you know the debate on migration is polarized into two strident positions heartless and headless. do you sound to be

in the projects they ambitious goal of the nigerian prince of asian foundation is to have twenty five percent of nigeria's land mass covered with forest again within thirty years that's about four times more than now. one approach is to ban all human activity and let the forest regenerate itself every adult every leaf every warning type of. so the comedian is actually just released on porch that is why i. came on board to generate those these will be like this the next step will be to plant more than two million pieces over the next three years to ensure the survival and growth of nigeria's forests. cher bots are becoming ever more popular in africa for cooking i mean. but the water of the show not. a body of all high energy fields and that's why it's meetings are charcoal. to stop the resulting deforestation what are they doing. the group is training the women to make the top. recognize as an organic products the thinking here. on this one a live tree is more valuable than the dead one. sacks of charcoal selling on the side of the road for bargain prices it's charcoal made from shia

into force before next month's qualifying matches favre has confirmed it's nice for both feet on a nigerian football associations that they could be barren from playing unless the country's governments end their intervention in football matters the goal. honoree comes after the government of course action against the f.a. that was after allegations of corruption for rules do not allow governments involved in football or nigeria's been told by women's team can continue playing at the under twenty world cup us despite that line sic apply coming up next week before the nigerian government to stop occupying f.a. offices in a boucher like yours on the twenty six average the quarter finals in france drawing against china here on monday. well earlier on we sparred city sports writer. he says that nigeria and ghana missing the nations cup will be a huge blow for african football two nations. salute lisa surrounding them nigeria and ghana superpowers of africans will face in different football crises and it will be a big blue for africans and world eve good contraries still participate in the two th

ongoing under twenty world cup despite that deadline being already up to twentieth fifo one the nigerian government to stop occupying f.a. if offices in the region ideas under twenty's have reached the quarter finals in france during hare against china on monday morning the story throughout the day. now the man who missed croatia's run to the world cup final off to being sent home from russia is set to play for his new team athletic or madrid in the european super cup nicolette callen it with introduced by your ip league win is before wednesday's match against champion hold israel madrid he was sent home author of using to come on as a substitute in croatia is group stage when ivan nigeria and. so he's going to go if you will look at what happened happened it was a decision made by the coach he didn't want to counsel me for the world cup and i used to accepted that decision i didn't want to accept the medal because i didn't compete i didn't play and didn't do anything to help achieve that great result for croatia but let us leave that behind now we're playing a very important rival and i

trust a lot of nigerian prince a lot of nigerian prince so you don't know what's happening. so the beginning of the internee age all in front of a computer the caption was and it was very funny because if you think abou that nobody knows if you are a bot or a 400-pound man on the couch. and that lack of trust nobody knows you are a dog or a russian by.n is eroding that trust everybody operates online we will all be denied the best measures and benefi benefitsts of a common pool a common pool of internet everybody has access to.irst cam >>host: the independent line in virginia go ahead be 14 be 14 good morning.the spli it is fascinating but what do you think is the most probable at for given the current situation? also bringing up the dark web and how the internet may affect that or not? and how the internet may affect that or not? be met great question.at quest first let me start off by sayint i am not a digital expert one of my jobs is to run the conversation and talk to the general public and to the general forum but the experts are talking about and what they are saying.

force before next month's qualifying matches faith has confirmed it's notified both the gun and a nigerian football associations they could be banned from playing unless the country's governments end their intervention in football matters for garner it comes after the government sort production against the f.a. following allegations of corruption pfieffer rules do not allow government's involvement in football my jiri of been told there women's team can continue playing at the on going under twenty world cup that's despite their deadline to comply coming up next week people want the nigerian government to stop occupying f.a. offices in a period nigeria's under twenty's have reached the quarterfinals in front strongly against china here on monday. for the money miscreations runs the world cup final after being sense hung from russia resets a play for his new team athletic or madrid in the european super cup they click our niche was introduced by the roper league winners at let's go before wednesday's game against champions league holders round madrid he was sent home after a few seem to com

working together to stop the trafficking of nigerians into europe. many end up in the uk.os, promising help in france to tackling the problem. there is still significant poverty here and that is clear as you drive into lagos from the airport but this is an economy that is growing fast and after theresa may's dash of our nigeria today tomorrow she heads to kenya where she again hopes that historic links will help the uk ca ptu re a historic links will help the uk capture a slice of the future. the headlines on bbc news: the former first minister of scotland, alex salmond, resigns from the scottish national party amid allegations of sexual harrassment, which he strongly denies. the uk ambassador to france raises concerns, after clashes between british and french fishermen in a row over scollops. more than a fifth of 14—year—old girls say they've self—harmed, a report says worries about physical appearance are contributing to their unhappiness. lets a story. —— let's stay with that story. a study looking at the rate of self harming among children in the uk has found just over

she will be offering further assistance to the nigerian government and army in their battle against theko haram, which has killed thousands of people in recent years. there is a lot on the agenda, she is only here for a day and then she is moving on to kenya. ben wright travelling with the prime minister. ben wright travelling with the prime minister. the government is being urged to address what's being called a "crisis in children's mental health" after new analysis suggested that more than a fifth of 14—year—old girls say they've self—harmed. the children's society says gender stereotypes and concerns about physical appearance are contributing to unhappiness. the government says it is investing £300 million to provide more mental health help in schools. ricky boletto reports. all right, bethany, so this is your microphone. bethany started self harming when she was 13. it's something she's happy to talk about today. she wants to open up to other young people. i don't think there was really a reason why, but the bullying made me feel really, really depressed. so i think that was kind o

nigerians are a people of enormous potential.ately, a lot of it is untapped. european countries are competing for business but working together, trying to stop the trafficking of nigerians into europe. many end up in the uk and the prime minister met victim5 of modern slavery in lagos, promising more support, along with france, towards nigeria's effort to tackling the problem. there's still significant poverty here, and that is clear as you drive into lagos from the airport. but this is an economy that is growing fast, and after theresa may's da5h around nigeria today, tomorrow 5he heads to kenya, where she, again, hopes that hi5toric links will help the uk capture a slice of the future. ben wright, bbc news, in lagos. a study looking at the rate of self harming among children in the uk has found just over one in five 14 year old girls has hurt themselves on purpose. the figures — highlighted in a children's society report — examined the state of children's wellbeing in the uk during a 12—month period in 2015. young people who se

now thousands of nigerians are heading home after being displaced by violence linked to the. five years on from having their lives completely overturned by the fighting many are trading the safety of their camps in my degree for their home villages and towns i met interest reports from northeast nigeria. they set off on a two hundred eighty kilometer journey all most of them are going to their town for the first time since book or arm over only five years ago the destruction that greeted them was unimaginable yet most are glad their whole. nigeria's government says four hundred thousand homes were destroyed in borno state alone over nine years about one hundred thousand have been rebuilt despite the huge challenges in the process of constructing it we experience. does this one the second difficult didn't we think we have the transportation the building materials which is also another problem another issue is the prohibition of skill level to add to that is a like of money while some displaced persons of return home thousands more i mean in camps like this they say it's still

well we've been here before and we nigerian situation we've seen courts case court injunction you know the problem continue to evolve the character stays the same so the man who claimed to the position of the civil said mission of nigeria was election in august two thousand and fourteen was no recognized continues to fight in the law courts the money by a few for with election is a symbol two thousand and fourteen was a fever that is homage to pin it continues to order for so what is the ask that the nigerian government who is also back in just force minister backing and of such an a leader should lead the one recognized. and these but to actually wrongful ball on interrupted the given them a deadline august twentieth and they said this is not nigeria will be true and out of international football i think this matter will be resolved before the deadline thank you very much. thanks for having me. well as always you can keep in touch with us using the hash tag tweet me directly. and i'll hand you back to camille thank you so much for that thank you for joining us for this news group keep

well frankly nigerians don't stand to lose much when it comes to water supply it's so scar's activists have called for a state of emergency but with business sharks calling the shots the country's crisis kind of down the drain entirely so-called investors are ready to call in and there is. so little to. do for the liberty government it is just purely business commodification of what the financial as usual is a little bit good to be able to revolt to accept it because each we'll. he will go along with. the prevalence of the world to be a busy gay human rights it will be a lot of conflict in these prescript. in the public well just to go a little more do. deals in level the political will deliver. to teenagers have probably been captured or home security camera shockingly beating a seventy one year old sake man in the us at a california it's the second assault on the religious minority there in the area in the last two weeks the signal if he says that since donald trump became president there's been an increasing number of hate crimes towards its members you may find this for the website

in the women's event, nigerian—born 0luwakemi adekoya, representing bahrain, also achieved a games recorde gold. now cricket, and afghanistan have take a 1—0 lead in their 3—match one—day series against ireland. gulbadin naib hit 64 as the visitors posted a score of 227/9 in their 50 overs in belfast. in reply, ireland could only muster 198 all out, despite a half—century from andy balbirnie. a recap of our top story: jose mourinho walked out of his press conference after manchester united lost to tottenham 3—0, telling a reporter they were being disrespectful with their question and reminding the room that he'd previously won three league titles, and the rest of the current premier league managers had won just two put together. two defeats out of three for united, spurs joint two defeats out of three for united, spursjoint top with two defeats out of three for united, spurs joint top with three wins out of three. you can get all the latest sports news at our website, that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, chetan pathak, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello. as high pressure b

indiscipline but the push factors in nigeria are many recent research shows that more than a third of nigerians have considered moving abroad in part because of widespread corruption an even bigger reason to leave is poverty new data suggests that the west african state has surpassed india as the country with the most people living in extreme poverty. merkel's under pressure back in germany to be seen to be finding a solution to the illegal migration. from nigeria and neighboring states this could be a positive move european countries willing to invest to not only stop people smuggling but also to boost african industry in a bid to improve conditions for young people who may otherwise seek a better life in europe. for us your dog and went clear at the top of germany's bones as they go on friday but only by a point after they were held for gold or straw and however on much day to day captain marco gros had his sights best chance in the first half but he could only hit the bar from close range in the second half and set up maximillian philip as dortmund sort of breakthrough that is deflected had

the former captain of the nigerian men's team who was in the nba for three years disagrees.und for the past 60 years. nigeria joined 5a yea rs past 60 years. nigeria joined 5a years back. it's been doing very well. several players have played in the nba. in the world championship. nigeria won many basketball championships in the 90s in the 80s. 2001, 2002, five times in the finals. i don't know where they are coming from. right now, the concessions of social media, the internet, new—age media so maybe you can see that right now. while it isn't putting a damper on things, people are saying don't get carried away just yet but people are saying don't get carried awayjust yet but basketball experts say there is a lot to be optimistic about. there are many signs of development of basketball in africa. many african born players playing in top leagues around the world. but think about the nba, the champions league, for example. many, many african players who are competing in those leagues. this past season, for example, the nba had 12 african born players. that is about to sign, a

i look forward to seeing more british investment in nigeria, creating jobs here for nigerians.ondent there — mayenijones. what sort of reception do you think theresa may is getting at these various talks? from speaking to various talks? from speaking to various people here, first of all newspapers this morning are focused very much on the statement she made yesterday in cape town about the amount of poverty in nigeria. people have been saying they're not entirely sure why the prime minister is here, i suspect it's to do with trade and brexit but a lot of people compare it to the visit of the manual of macron who made a lot of fa nfa re manual of macron who made a lot of fanfare about wanting to create business opportunities between france. but with theresa may they are looking to see if it will create more trade and especially employment which is quite high in nigeria. you mention some other european leaders and quitea mention some other european leaders and quite a number of them are visiting nigeria at the moment and thatis visiting nigeria at the moment and that is interesti

there was a state of limbo because of a power struggle at the nigerian football federation.g body says they've received assurances that the "legitimate leadership" of the nff has been restored to power. from lagos, janine anthony reports. nigeria seems to have escaped this suspension from all put all activities on deadline day. in a statement credited to the federal government via twitter, they have said an official response, stating they will recognise the executive board and in short all football squabbles in the country come to a halt. this is an amazing u—turn in a case that has plagued the country since september 2014, as the aggrieved party had taken a case appealing that conviction to fifa and two high court. while we wait fifa's official communique, people have side relief across the country as the men's national team will participate in the african cup of nations qualifierfor participate in the african cup of nations qualifier for 2019 and the women's national team, defending their title later this year in ghana. most importantly, laterthis year, the eagerly awaited

research shows that was than a third of nigerians think about moving abroad. bigger reason to leave his poverty. the west african state has surpassed india with the most people living in extreme poverty. lolocals under pressure back in germany, seem to be trying to find a solution to the legal -- illegal migration. for neighboring states, this could be a positive move. european nations want to boost african industry and improve conditions for young people who may otherwise seek a better life in europe. >>. business no -- let's talk business now. >> that initial deal between u.s. and mexico still stands. you're talking about a trilateral deal that includes canada. work now from officials that talks between the u.s. and canada have broken up with no agreement. it now remains to be seen whether president trump sees the bilateral trade deal off to congress. >> donald trumps friday deadline. no three-way agreement. they appear less optimistic about striking a deal with washington. >> as he indicated from the very beginning, canada is a country that is good at findi

tomorrow, theresa may will fly to the nigerian capital abuja, before travelling to lagos to meet victimsslavery. on thursday, she will visit kenya for talks with president kenyatta. in her speech in cape town this morning she outlined her committment to the relationship between the uk and africa, built on shared prospertity and security. asa as a minister of a trading nation, i wa nt to as a minister of a trading nation, i want to see strong african economies that british businesses can do trade with in a free and fair fashion. whether creating new customers or opportunities for british investors, oui’ opportunities for british investors, our integrated global economy will mean it is good news for british people as well as african people. that is why i am delighted that we will today confirm plans to carry over the european union's economic partnership agreement with the southern african... once the eu's deal no longer applies to the uk. the prime minister also announced an ambitious commitment to uk investment in africa. let's go to westminster and get the thoughts of our political corr

nigerians have been campaigning for change the hashtag answer has been their rallying cry. nelson is one of those campaigners he leads a civic organization that provides free legal services for victims of police brutality with a network of more than hundred full untill lawyers across the country he says he receives an average of five complaints every day from people who have been harassed by science officers. people need the media it's a remedy for. soul. food. in the police station so we. pulled these. people how. to walk in on the plan. to the president on the issue. if you weeks after our interview with. finally you deem fruits the federal government has. the immediately reviewed and overhauled. after more than a year of activism and activists finally have something to rejoice about. so awful are such a quora and not report he joins us now from lagos welcome flourished so activists are happy i would have been the other reactions there in nigeria. all right it looks like we have a few technical problems we're trying to bring about the story shortly let's move on to a germ

. >> she's an italian woman born to nigerian parents and the discus thrower. she was seriously injured after an egg was thrown at her on sunday. she says it was certainly racially motivated and in fact it follows a series of racist attacks that have been plaguing italy and opposition mps are accusing the interior minister of fostering a climate of hatred. he says whoever is responsible will be punished but he has denied that italy has a racism problem. inire: you've got reactions the u.s. to a federal judge temporarily blocking the release of blueprints for 3-d printed guns. >> the temporary restraining order was issued in seattle. articleutile -- this the writer downplays any crisis calling it a bizarre political panic. a gun that is lawful to assemble is lawful to print. plus the writer adds that blueprints have been available for download for some time now to this injunction won't stop those who already have it from sharing it. for quartz is not so much the automated production of unlicensed guns that is the issue here. the real problem for this writer is t

into universe as a kind of nigerian most of them are doing is the moment he's not so easy to keep recovering from sat back. to just. sit face at the finish but leipsic aiming higher after two productive years of the club route possible hopeful will not be there furthur. the europa league is reward enough for labor who is in this time around after the disappointments of the season before direct attacking football is back on the bahrain a menu sept up by a gifted ensemble eager to entertain. aware very motivated but the funny way i know the porch is going to percent behind us and we can that's one of the more. i go ahead and breathe fresh life into the team in this first season in charge with many of the younger players really blossoming. hostile to school just. six times. but as with leipsic inconsistency was a recurring issue over this season. since he had no heat so we're not ready to be calling ourselves a top slot and i know that we also have managed to win three games in a row this season going to green in the end the only missed out on the champions league by goal difference but fifth p

and at home, her father is, you know, this older nigerian man who's been shell shocked by the war and he copes with this by telling her stories about his experiences, and those stories were my father's stories. i exaggerated the last one a bit, just for sto,ry effeut those were his stories. it was sort of very gratifying that he understood what i was doing and liked what i had sor of turned his stories into. >> brown: it's a family story but embedded in history. ys>> yeah. the n which, like, our past traumas inform our present selves, i'm really interested in how that ma manifests. everything that's happened to you leads to this moment and how have those experiences shaped you? d w have they contoured the way that you think e way that you view the world and other people? >> brown: okay, let's go to our next question from one of the readers. >> many of your stories fo ton weight of societal expectations, especially on young women, why did you choose to high light this theme? >> there are all sort of social rules that wom a and gire supposed to follow, at least in sort of my own experie

this is where chinedu brings the animals he rescues the grain syngas conservation god and the young nigerian started a century back in two thousand and twelve using his own money and any donations he can attract he already has an impressive right sea of animals in a sanctuary in some cases some of the animals are badly one did their recovery sometimes complex and one of the fish on the ice is really lucky in that you know it's good to marry them in the pit but near him it's not it's because of the need is being now to another focus to dogs where there's no such thing as invasive surgery for even some animals think about having a dog the vet always a good one to get i mean it's a drugs but surgery or course of what's the right kind if the animal needs that and that's what one of the birds you have that's one of them here that's what what he needs. and we need i'm looking for the opportunity where i can help this bird regain its wing has lost its confidence it doesn't really go it's only idle so i'm looking for the opportunity to. get it back to its for time to its shape. some of the animals i

difference sonny are decided that he was going to start up a training center that will be teaching nigerians how to install and maintain solar panels at no cost let's go and see what he and his team are doing to ensure that renewable energy takes greater in nigeria. how to properly install repat and maintain solar panels that's part of the basic curriculum at the a stephen renewable energy academy forty kilometers north of lagos the educational institute opened in october twenty seventh and so far around one hundred forty five students have received instruction songwriters from the south coast residents i don't think you get your periods with a song like tonight well i don't hear enough of connected on. the wire down here. positive or negative the training is broken down into units it begins with a classroom session where the students are taught the basic principles and applications of solar energy that is followed by hands on experience outside the classroom here the students learn more about the competence of the solar energy system battery charge controller and solar converter and most im

protection has meant very little there but there are some exceptions one company seeking to improve nigerians living standards by providing affordable houses renewable energy clean water and recycling strategies. a myriad of challenges of thanks nine june and interest and amongst them up poor housing conditions and possibly not only ninety five million passes to lead to city that's just over half of the population and even if there is a necessity it is very expensive this is that in many areas people don't have access to save drinking water and good sanitation. it seems of green architects and engineers want change that in southern nigeria they build low energy houses these houses are designed to be environmentally friendly and cost efficient they have inbuilt selfhood in systems use solar energy and we used to water to date sixteen adults and twenty two children live in what they call the eco village one of the residents safe tells us how his life has changed since he moved eighteen miles away with some of his neighbors for now i have to sit in a room and bottle boil it ever and there is no