Yakubu adesokan wikipedia

  • Yakubu Adesokan (born 16 July, 1979) is a Nigerian powerlifter.
  • Yakubu Adesokan (an haifeshi ranar 16 ga watan Yuli, 1979) ɗan wasan ɗaukar nauyi ne a Najeriya.
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    The internet is buzzing with news of the Nigerian para-olympian who set a new world record in para-powerlifting in Congo yesterday. If you’ve been searching for more facts about this great sportsman, then you’re in luck! Here are 10 things you should know about the man of the moment, Yakubu Adesokan: 1. Yakubu Adesokan was born on 16 July 1979. 2. He is a disabled Nigerian powerlifter from Ibadan, Oyo State. 3. His nickname is “Agbarapo” which means “Too much power” 4. He attended Idi-Oro Academy Primary School but had to drop out when he was in primary fem due to financial constraints. 5. He was a shoe cobbler before he became a powerlifter. 6. The first sport he wanted to participate in was Tennis. 7. He set a world record at the 2012 Paralympic Games in London with a lift of 177 kg. 8. He won a silver medal at a recent Open Asia Championship held in Kazakhstan. 9. He set a new world record with a lift of 182.5kg in the 49kg vikt class on Tue
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    Yakubu is a male-given Hausa, Yoruba and some parts of Edo. The name is commonly used as a surname in Nigeria and other African countries. It means "God is merciful.".[1] It is a cognate of Jacob or Yakub from both the Christians and Muslims scriptures.

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    GenderMale
    Language(s)Hausa/Yoruba
    Word/nameNigerian
    MeaningGod is merciful.
    Region of originNorth-East, North-West and South West, Nigeria

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      The growing trends for skilled health worker (SHW) migration in Nigeria has led to increased concerns about achieving universal health coverage in the country. While a lot is known about drivers of SHW migration, including national/sub-national government’s inability to address them, not enough is known about its governance. Underpinning good governance systems is a commitment to human rights norms, that is, principles that enshrine non-discrimination, participation, accountability, and transparency. Hence, this study was aimed at deriving a conceptual framework that captures the scope of SHW migration governance in Nigeria and the extent to which it is human rights based. To describe the scope of SHW migration governance, we conducted an exploratory factor analysis and mapped our findings to themes derived from a qualitative analysis. We also did a multivariate analysis, examining how governance items are related to migration intentions of SHWs. The scope of SHW migration