Friday, 3 October 2014

CHINESE COMPANY IN NIGERIA FACE MURDER RAP

XI JINPING:WHAT WILL THE CHINESE LEADERSHIP DO ABOUT A CONTINUAL CHAIN OF CHINESE COMPANIES MOLESTING WORKERS OF THERE HOST NATIONS

 CHINESE COMPANY IN NIGERIA FACE MURDER RAP
A Chinese owned company in Nigeria, the Linda Manufacturing  Company otherwise called Expressions by admirers and foes alike is now in deep trouble.
About a week ago, a casual worker on the books of the company by name, Mr Wisdom Atukpor complained bitterly to his supervisor of suffering from a severe stomach ache that needed him to go home for urgent treatment  but unfortunately this was denied ,hours later he was found dead in a drainage canal opposite the firms plant at Number 48 Iju Road, Agege, Lagos, Nigeria
When Paedia Express Multimedia was informed about what looked like culpable homicide superficially ,we swung into action and when we got to the scene of the crime ,at least by bird’s eye view about 80 workers of the company were seen standing in front of there compound looking worried a week after the incident.
They were united in informing this reporter that they were surprised that despite the order from the state government ordering the closure of the outfit till investigations into the death of the worker and some of there complains are  looked into the company was still in production as at press time.
They accused some of there colleagues of betraying there trust by working  because of there love money when they were protesting inhumane treatments which has led to the death of one of there colleagues.
A security officer from the anti –riot unit of the Nigerian Police told this reporter that it was untrue that the firm was still in production as it was shut 24 hours before by the Lagos state government
Workers stated in a letter to Governor Babatunde Raji Fashola of Lagos to do something urgently about there plight as they were been molested and treated as slaves by Chinese officials in their own land.
They said:“27 point, this could be referred to as one of the stringent measures used by the management to compel workers to come to work even if they are under ill health ‘they delay salaries for no good reasons, poor medical facilities ,indiscriminate termination of employment ,poor working conditions, unrealistic target set up for all including pregnant women”
The statement ended with the workers appealing to the Governor of the state  to use his good position to prevail on then Board and management of the company on the need to urgently respond to these set of issues now tearing the company apart.

MUSLIMS ENRAGED ABOUT PLANS TO RELOCATE PROPHET MOHAMMED’S MOSQUE


THIS HOUSE WHICH IS NOW A LIBRARY IS THE HOUSE WHERE PROPHET MOHAMMED WAS BORN
EDITOR:DUE TO THE INABILITY OF BEEN ABLE TO GET AN ACCURATE TOMB PICTURE ASIDE FROM CARTOON IMAGES,WE HAVE DECIDED TO USE THE PICTURE OF THE PROPHET'S BIRTH PLACE


MUSLIMS ENRAGED ABOUT PLANS TO RELOCATE PROPHET MOHAMMED’S MOSQUE
BY ABDULMUMINI ADEKU.
Muslims have been left feeling angry about ideas been muted in some quarters about the possibility of relocating the Holy Tomb of Prophet Mohammed{P.B.U.H].
In an investigations conducted by Paedia Express Multimedia in Lagos, Nigeria from members of the Muslim Ummah ,this reporter reliably gathered from several sources that Al Masjid Al Nabawi, the spot where the prophet is buried peacefully in Medina, Saudi Arabia was divinely inspired and not man made .
Imam Mukadam Abdulkabir, Chief Imam of the Marqaz Fausil Kabir Mosque in elerinko, Sango Otta ,Ogun State  said that anything the Prophet said in the Quran and the Hadith during his lifetime is not opened to any human negotiations as it was all divinely inspired.
He went don memory lane to recall that the burial and the choice of the location of the tomb of the prophet was actually supported by a Hadith.
He noted that the favorite wife of the Prophet during his life time,Aisha had a wonderful dream in which she saw two stars descend down from heaven to rest atop her roof top and disappeared almost at the same time.
He explained that it was at this point that  her father,Abubakar, a great companion of the Prophet and first leader of the Muslim nation worldwide upon the prophet’s demise told Aisha that the dream will be interpreted for her later.
His words:”so when the prophet now died peacefuly,Abubakar based on the spiritual direction in the dream urged the Ummah to bury the prophet in her room, so Abubakar now told her that the meaning  of her dream previously showed that the prophet was to be buried in her room and that there was still one more star remaining “
“This was why when Abubakar died, he too was buried near the prophet in Medina till this day and so it is an irreversible act of faith”
Mr Mukaila Saeed Abiola ,an ardent Muslim told Paedia Express Multimedia in Lagos,Nigeria that the issue was just a wishful though and that it can never happen as everything in Islam was based on divine inspiration.
His words:”before the prophets died,he gave out instructions on how he was to be buried ,the particular spot in which he will laid and that manner of prayers recited for then dead was known and so it it is highly unlikely that this type of abomination can take place”
Yet another source told Paedia Express Multimedia in Lagos,Nigeria that he has heard of people talking of building an underground tunnel to have access to the tomb but this will never happen in Islam
Another source told this reporter that in Islamic Jurisprudence there was a clause that stated that a body could be relocated from a tomb if a city had grown too big due to expansion and the exigencies of the time but those covered mortal men and not the person of Holy Prophet Mohammed. The government of Saudi Arabia has dismissed reports that it will destroy one of Islam’s most revered holy sites – the tomb of the Prophet Mohammed – and relocate it to an anonymous grave.
The proposal, which has sparked criticism globally, is part of a consultation document by a leading Saudi academic, Dr. Ali bin Abdulaziz al-Shabal, of Imam Muhammad ibn Saud Islamic University in Riyadh.
The document was reported to have been circulated among the supervisors of the al-Masjid al-Nabawi Mosque in Medina, The Independent of the United Kingdom reported had on Monday.
However, the Presidency of the Two Holy Mosques, in Saudi Arabia on Friday, described it as an opinion of a researcher, an Arabian newspaper, Saudi Gazette reported.
“What is being circulated in the media about the chamber where the Prophet’s grave is situated at the Prophet’s Mosque is related to a special study carried out by a researcher.
“It does not represent either the opinion of the presidency or the directive of the state, which has utmost keenness in serving the two holy mosques and maintaining their sanctity,” the spokesman for the Presidency, Ahmad al-Mansouri, said.
Similarly, another newspaper, Arab News, quoted al-Mansouri as saying, “This is the personal opinion of a researcher, who had expressed his views in a study, and it does not reflect the views of the Presidency or the Kingdom.”
The Presidency was reported to have threatened to take legal action on the report.
The mosque, where the tomb of the Prophet are housed under the Green Dome, is visited by millions of pilgrims and venerated as Islam’s second-holiest site.
The Independent UK had quoted the Director, Islamic Heritage Research Foundation, Dr. Alawi, as saying the document had been circulated to the Committee of the Presidency of the Two Mosques.
“Several pages of the consultation document had been published in the Presidency’s journal. They call for the destruction of the rooms surrounding the tomb, which were used by the Prophet’s wives and daughters, and venerated by the Shia because of their association with his youngest daughter, Fatima.
“The document also calls for the Green Dome, which covers the tomb and these living quarters, to be removed,” the journal added.
Saudi Arabia’s monarch, King Abdullah, is the official custodian of the tomb.
The UK-based journal reported that the plan to relocate the tomb was made public by another Saudi academic who had exposed and criticised the destruction of holy places and artefacts in Mecca – the holiest site in the Muslim world.
The plan also includes the destruction of chambers around the Prophet’s grave, which are particularly venerated by Muslims of the Shia sect.
The Independent UK reported that the 61-page document also called for the relocation of Prophet Mohammed’s tomb to the nearby al-Baqi cemetery, where they would be interred anonymously.
Dr. Alawi was further quoted as saying, “The al-Baqi cemetery already contains the graves of many of the Prophet’s family, including his father, who was removed there in the 1970s.
“In 1924, all the grave markers were removed so pilgrims would not know who was buried there, and so be unable to pray to them.”
“The Prophet would be anonymous. Everything around the Prophet’s mosque has already been destroyed. It is surrounded by bulldozers. Once they’ve removed everything, they can move towards the mosque. The imam is likely to say there is a need to expand the mosque and do it that way, while the world’s eyes are on Iraq and Syria.
“The Prophet Mohamed’s grave is venerated by the mainstream Sunni, who would never do it. It is just as important for the Shia too, who venerate the Prophet’s daughter, Fatima.
“I’m sure there will be shock across the Muslim world at these revelations. It will cause outrage.”






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P&G applies latest research in cognitive science to boost fabric care innovation




P&G Applies latest research in cognitive science to boost fabric care innovation
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P&G Fabric Care – whose global brands include Ariel, Tide, Dash, Downy and Lenor - is applying cognitive science to understand why people fall out of love with their wardrobe, leading to many of usonly using 20 percent of our wardrobe, 80 percent of the time.P&G will utilise this knowledge to create products that can help to unleash and prolong the longevity and beauty of clothes people love.  In fact, a recent survey conducted on behalf of P&G,revealed that 84 percent of women would like to reinvigorate the clothes inside of their wardrobe. 
P&G’s latest research reveals that people are affected by  multi-sensory influences even more than they realize, and at some point they stop wearing clothes because they lose the multi-sensorial properties that originally drew them in – their specific look, feel and handle. These cognitive –but for the most partunconscious -responses our brain makes to the sensorial properties of fabrics can mean that a garment is relegated to the back of the wardrobe and not worn again. Combining this cognitive knowledge of our multi-sensory brains with an unrivalled expertise in the science of the beauty and care of clothes, P&G Fibre Scientists have been exploring fabric care innovations to help maintain the desirable sensorial attributes of clothes, so we can wear and love them for longer.

Cognitive Science meets Fibre Science
The link between the senses and fashion choices isn’t new but what is, is the explosion of sensorial fabrics seen on catwalks and in mainstream fashion retailers. As sensorial fabrics become an even bigger part of consumers’ wardrobes, P&G has identified a need to respond; taking its3-Step Fibre Science approach – to Clean, Protect and Enhance the clothes that people love –and applying it tobenefit the multi-sensorial fabric properties that influence people’s relationship with their clothes.

The P&G vision
Vice President of P&G Fabric Care Europe, Robert van Pappelendam comments:
“It is P&G Fabric Care’s belief that people are increasingly looking to the clothing industry, as well as fabric care experts, to make fashion more accessible and easier to clean and care for. This is why we’ve been working with fashion designer Giles Deacon and respected fabric trends forecaster Première Vision, to forge a link between fabric care and fashion so we can develop products that respond to macro trends in the fashion and fabric industry. At the same time, we’ve also been working with the leading cognitive science professor, Dr Lawrence Rosenblum,to better understand how people’s perception and relationship with their clothes is unconsciously influenced by the multi-sensory properties of fabrics. This knowledge is at the very heart of our latest innovations to help us reinvigorate and lengthen the relationship consumers can have with their favourite garments.”

Working with experts
Dr. Lawrence Rosenblum, cognitive psychologist comments:
“Fabrics can evoke a range of sensations and perceptions affecting our memories, mood and even self-esteem. Human perception not only plays a part in the clothing we choose to buy, but if we still select it from our wardrobe twelve months on, we may change how we feel towards the fabric due to multi-sensorial influences. It’s fascinating to be involved in P&G Fabric Care’s response to this challenge.”

Giles Deacon,P&G Fabric Care Global Fashion Consultant said:
“For me, designing clothes is not simply about creating an impact on a catwalk; I want my designs to be clothes that people love, feel good wearing and also last, which is why the 3-Step Fibre Science innovation led by P&G is so important. Knowing that fabrics can receive the quality of care they need to keep their shape, colour and texture is critical. P&G’s constant innovations in Fabric Care inspired my first ever machine washable designsamongst my AW14 London Fashion Week collection and the exclusive range I’ve created for Ariel and Lenor that will be unveiled this November.”

P&G Future Fabrics
P&G Fabric Care will be revealing how its 3-Step Fibre Science approach has influenced its new products at the P&G Future Fabrics eventin Berlin. Now in its second year, the P&G Future Fabrics event will focus on the theme of Fabric of the Senses – the desire to experience fabric and fashion in multi-sensory dimensions. Guests will explore the revolutionary new approach to fabric care innovation that is inspired and informed by the cognitive science of human multi-sensory perception.

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About Procter & Gamble
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About Giles Deacon
Giles Deacon is a celebrated fashion designer renowned the world over for his playful, show-stopping designs.

After graduating from London’s Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design in 1992, Giles chose to travel and gain experiences at different fashion houses. He spent two years working with French fashion designer Jean Charles De Castelbajac before returning to London to work for a number of High Street fashion houses. It was during this time that Giles met the owner of Bottega Veneta, and from 1998 until 2002 Giles was the head designer at Bottega Veneta and the Gucci Group.

In 2004 Deacon launched his own label GILES at London Fashion week to international acclaim. His collection received numerous awards including “British Designer of the Year” at the British Fashion Awards in 2006 and the prestigious French ANDAM Fashion Award in 2009. GILES celebrates its 10th anniversary in 2014.

About Dr. Lawrence Rosenblum
Dr. Lawrence Rosenblum is an award winning Professor of Psychology at the University of California, Riverside. He is the author of the book See What I’m Saying: The Extraordinary Powers of Our Five Senses.His research has been published widely in scientific journals and has been featured in Scientific American, The Economist, and The New York Times. He has appeared on numerous radio and television programs including Through the Wormhole with Morgan Freeman and BBC Horizon.

About Première Vision
Première Vision S.A. is a leading French company that has been organizing textile and fashion trade fairs since 1973. Initially local, the company has skilfully evolved to acquire a global dimension. Première Vision is today at the heart of a comprehensive international network. With twelve subsidiaries and foreign offices throughout the world, the company now organizes 32 events a year in France and in key locations such as New York, Shanghai, Sao Paulo, Moscow or Brussels. Its shows are known for skillfully combining a selective, creative and complementary product offer – high-quality fabrics, accessories, yarns, fibres, and textile designs – with original, forward-looking and cutting edge fashion information.



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