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Friday, February 19, 2016

Professional accountants urged to become entrepreneurs

Accounting professionals have been urged to participate in the ongoing entrepreneurial revolution taking place in the country.

Discussants at the third entrepreneurship symposium of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria, Ikeja District Society, pointed out that the training of chartered accountants would make them indispensable in any sector and business endeavour.

Calling all Hair Stylists/Enthusiasts & Make Up Artists! Come Learn New Skills at Charis Hair Live Demo Master Class | Sunday, December 6th

Are you a hair stylist, make up artist, or just generally interested in these fields? Then you don’t want to miss the Charis Hair Live Demo/Master Class.

Participants will get a chance to watch the process of 4 amazing hairstyles from start to finish with UK-based hairstylist, Tola Olayanju of Charis Hair.

During the event, you will have a chance to:

Berahino (22years) returns to Training with West Brom

Berahino was expected back at the club's training base on Monday afternoon after being granted a period of leave following the fallout from his protracted move to Tottenham and he was there along with the rest of the Albion squad not on international duty.

It is understood the 22-year-old will take part in a session under the watchful eye of head coach Tony Pulis, who then plans to speak to the player and his mother over dinner.

Raheem Sterling is NOT a problem player, insists ex-England Under-21 boss -Manchester City

Sterling, close to sealing a £49million move to City, has faced stinging criticism for the way he has attempted to engineer his exit from Liverpool and the majority of Reds supporters will be glad to see the back of him.

But Pearce, who managed the 20-year-old during his time in charge of the England Under-21s, insists Sterling is not the troublesome character he is perceived to be and has suggested he has been badly advised by those around him.

“I wouldn’t put Sterling in the category of a problem player,” Pearce told the Alan Brazil Sports Breakfast.

When it comes to convincing anti-vaxxers, doctors’ communication skills need work: study

Training physicians in communication skills may not make it any easier for them to convince vaccine-resistant parents to inoculate their babies, a study suggests.

Doctors may need more intensive training to win over anti-vaxxers.

Researchers invited physicians at 30 clinics in Washington state to attend 45-minute classes led by a pediatric immunization expert and health educator. But doctors who attended the sessions were no better at lowering vaccine resistance than their colleagues at 26 other clinics where training wasn’t offered.