2018 Most Beautiful Presidential Palaces in The World- Number 8 and 10 are From Africa

The 2018 most beautiful presidential palaces are homes to presidents, top emperors and Kings who rule nations or kingdoms in the world. These palaces are of great magnificent value, in terms of cost. Countries in the world regard the presidency as the most prestigious touristic avenue in their country.

1. The White House (USA)
It is the United state's presidency having solid fragrant building, carved with passion, making it the US's touristic site though not only for US citizens but also international visitors. It was built in 1800 during the days of John Adams.

The White House, USA.

2. Dushanbe presidential palace (Tajikistan)
This where the president lives, commonly called the Tajik presidential palace also known as the palace of unity.

Dushanbe presidential palace.

3. AK Orda Presidential palace, Astana-(Kazakhstan)
Situated at the left bank of Ishim river is the presidential office and also a home to staff of presidential administration. The palace is 80m tall.

Astana AK presidential palace.

4. Presidential Palace(Abu Dhabi) United Arab Emirates
This architecture by Wilson Associates and others is said by many architectsarchitects that the palace is the most expensive in the world. The compound is embraced by lots of jewelleries that have cost the state some $490 million  constructed by three companies.

UAE presidential palace.

5.Prague Castle (Czech Republic)
The Castle was seat of powers of Kings of Bohemia, Roman emperor and presidents of Czechoslovakia. The top jewels of Bohemia are hidden in the secret rooms in the palace. The Castle has been listed in the Guiness Book of record as  the largest ancient castle in the world.

Prague Castle in Czech Republic.

6.Grand Kremlin, Moscow (Russia)
It was built from 1837 to 1849 on the site of the Grand princes, established on the 18 century in Borovitsky Hill. The Grand Kremlin was formerly the tsar's Moscow resident.

The presidency of Russia.

7.Oguztstan Presidential Palace, Asgabat (Turkmenistan)
Ogukstan is the jobsite and work place of the president of Turkmenistan, located in the capital city of Asgabat. The palace is estimated at a cost of $250 million constructed by the French company Bouygues.

Turkmenistan Presidencial palace.

8. Unity Palace, Yaounde (Cameroon)
The architech was constructed by President Amadou Ahidjio the former Cameroon's president who passed over in 1982. Biya, the recent Cameroon's president has been using it since 1982 till date. Hanging on sophisticated pillars under green environment, it still remain the best in Africa.

The unity palace in Yaounde.

9.Presidential Office building(Taipei) (Taiwan)
The presidency houses the president of China, located at Zhongzheng district in Taipei. The building was designed during the Japanese rule of Taiwan 1895-1945. The building was bombed during the second world war but was reconstructed by the governor of Taiwan province.

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Presidential building of Taipei, Taiwan.

10. The Flagstaff House, (Ghana)
It serves as the presidency and office of the president of Ghana. The presidency was reconstructed and re inaugurated by the government of John Kufour in November, 2008. The construction cost is estimated at about $45-50 million

The Flagship House, Ghana.

Facebook | One Big Thing You Have Never Known About The Number of Friends a User Should Have

Facebook, the number one Social platform one Earth.

Facebook is openly known as one of the best and the most used social media on earth. It is used worldwide, allowing users to interact with friends and family, create business contacts and also advertise their goods and services to reach more audience. Though their sponsored adverts can reach more audience.

Here is the number one biggest thing many didn't know or never knew about the number of friends you are supposed have on Facebook. The question is, why should Facebook limit the number of friends users are supposed to have on its platform. As we go global, we are forced naturally to meet new people and they will obviously ask for friend's requests on this social platform.

5000 is the total number of friends a user should have on Facebook. If you already have this number of friends, friends who really want to become your friend may never add you unless you delete some of you friends in order to give room for new friends.

Here is the message" He has already reach a total of 5000 friends and can't receive more friends". Facebook has set up other strict rules like not advertising Gambling, hate speeches and others that may lead to your account suspension. That's why some of your friends suddenly disappears on Facebook.

Some of your friends may be no where to be found due to space and finally were deleted. They have to delete friends who hardly interact with them. One funny thing is that you will still see them just below posts as " People you may know" . If you think that you can create a better relationship this time around, then hit the invite button.

One weak thing about Facebook is that they will hardly warn users on bad practices as they use Facebook. They will simply suspend your account. For example, if a friend reports your post as being abusive or hate and others, they will check it but most of the times they just suspend it considering that you must have read and understood their terms of services.

After all considerations, Mark Zukerberg,s Facebook still remains at the top followed by WhatsApp when talking of the social media family. He is also the owner of Whatsapp whom he bought in 2017. If you have any problem with your Facebook account, ask it here.

Post Graduate Scholarships For Ghanians and Nigerians At the University of Portsmouth in UK, 2018

University of Portsmouth, UK.

The University of Portsmouth is inviting Nigerians and Ghanians for the post graduate scholarship application. The scholarships are full-time Post Graduate Master's degree only.

The University of Portsmouth is a public university in the city of Portsmouth, the ceremonial county of Hampshire on the South coast of England. The united kingdom's only island city at Portsea.
The aim of the scholarship is to encourage academically stable Nigerian and Ghanian students to advance their education.

The scholarship is open to all Ghanians who holds a Second-Class Upper in a relevant subject and to Nigerians applicants who hold a minimum GPA of 3/5 in a relevant subject.

Scholarship Description

• The application deadline is July 6,2018.

Scholarships are available for full taught Masters Post-graduate.

The scholarships are available for Nigerian and Ghanian students who have applied for one of the following Taught Masters Post graduate degrees.

1. Masters of Engineering Geology
2. Msc Geological and Environmental Hazards
3. MSc Environmental Geology and Contamination
4. MSc Crisis and Disaster Management
5. MSc Geographical Information System
6. MSc Coastal and Marine Resource Management

Scholarship Award

The scholarship will be in the form of 20% fee reduction from any tuition fee. It can't be taken with any other fee reduction or bursary by the university. The scholarship is a one-year Masters fee and it is non-renewable, valid for the listed courses.

Nationality is only for Nigerian and Ghanian students only.

The scholarships can be taken in UK.

Who is Eligible

Only Ghanians and Nigerians are eligible for these scholarships.

You will be considered for the scholarship if if you:

Are fully self-funding

Have a Ghanian or Nigerian Nationality.

Have applied to and have been offered a place in one of the courses.

English Language Requirements

Applicants from outside the home country must meet the English language requirements in other to be able to study at the University of Portsmouth.

Here is the application link http://www.port.ac.uk/faculty-of-science/postgraduate-scholarships/

The Misery Behind Mohammed Salah's Injury at the Champions League Finals between Liverpool and Real Madrid

The striking story behind Sahah Mohamed's Injury against Real Madrid.

Following the Daily Mail UK, an Islamic preacher has claimed that Mohamed Salah's injury came because he broke his Ramadan fast for the match.
The Liverpool superstar sprained his arm in an attacking battle with Sergio Ramos in about 32 minutes of play with Liverpool losing the encounter 3-1 in Kiev, Ukraine.

Mubarack Al Bathali a Kuwaiti preacher claimed the next day in a tweet " that God punished him for eating before the match during the holy month.
He insisted that all Muslims are only allow to stop fasting during travel, but Mohamed eating so that he could play the finals wasn't an excuse and Salah had sinned. The preacher said  that Salah decided to break the fast because he was traveling to Ukraine and his intention was what mattered.

Salah's fast breaking was confirmed by Liverpool's physiotherapist stating that Salah would break his fast for the match after a discussion with a nutritionist. He told Cadena, a Spanish radio station that the Salah will not break his fast for two days.

The Kuwaiti preacher said that Salah was given bad advice and he is now paying for his action.
The 25 years Egyptian forward risk not going for the world cup by June 14 in Russia and the preacher said that it is only by God's will.

Mubarack Al Bathali further recited that "Do not think that Muslims believes is managed by reasons and effort but life is in the hand of God come to whom he will whether hard or not diligent.

 Egypt last week said that S.Mohamed will be fit for some matches.
The Muslim preacher also praised Mohamed S for kine attention on other Muslim requirements like walking away from teammate when they drank alcohol. He also praised him as being a respected man being an Ambassador for Muslims in the West and raising their image there.

2019 UCD Masters Scholarships in Public Health (Community Eye Health) in South Africa

Partial view of the University of Cape Town, South Africa.

 The University of Cape Town is awarding Masters of Public Health to candidate from low and middle income commonwealth country's members. The scholarship covers cost fee, travel cost and accommodation cost.

The Commonwealth Eye Health Consortium is a group of expert organizations, working together to deliver a five year program of fellowships, research and technology to strengthen Eye Health Systems across the commonwealth.

About the Scholarship

The application deadline is the 31st of July, 2018.

The scholarships are available to take a Master's Degree program at the University of Cape Town in South Africa.

For the subject area, scholarships are awarded for Masters in Public Health, a Community Eye Health Program.

Scholarship will cover cost fee, accommodation and travel cost.

The number of scholarships are not known.

Available to low or middle income Commonwealth Countries.

Scholarships to be taken in South Africa.

Who is Eligible for the scholarship

Applicants for middle or low income African Commonwealth countries of Botswana, Cameroon, Ghana, Kenya, Lesotho, Malawi, Mauritius, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Sychelles Sierria Leone, South Africa, Swaziland Uganda, United Republic of Tanzania, and Zambia.

English Language Requirement

Applicants must meet the English language requirements needed to study and succeed at the University of Cape Town.

How to Apply

Inform the university of the scholarship using the registration of interest form.

Apply for a place on course at the University of Cape Town.

Once you have received an offer from University of Cape Town, they will contact you about your application for scholarship.
Apply here http://www.publichealth.uct.ac.za/phfm_master-public-health