Infobip launches Infobip Startup Tribe, its new global startup program
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The program will seek out the most innovative and impactful startups, assisting them with growth tools, credit allowances and network support JERSEY CITY, N.J. (PRWEB) May 25, 2021 Global communications company Infobip today announces the launch of its Infobip Startup Tribe program. The program will be led by newly appointed director Nikola Pavesic who joins from one of the world s largest business media publishers and Financial Times parent company – Nikkei. Mr. Pavesic is based in Japan where he headed Nikkei’s startup and investor relations, alongside leading the largest tech conference series in Japan.
The
Daily Observer has reliably learnt that authorities of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion University (AMEZU) investigation team cannot trace any information concerning when Kokulo S. Borvor entered the institution through its office of Admission and Records.
According to our sources, as the institution investigates Borvor, the investigative team has also discovered that there are other names that surfaced on the graduation list but did not meet the administration’s academic standard. Instetad, they reportedly duped the system to form part of the graduating class of 2021. The other names are yet to be released to the public.
Our investigation has established that Mr. Borvor âs picture is in the graduation souvenir as a graduate of the Wilfred E. Clarke College of Criminal Justice Administration, but the same name is seen nowehere among names on the list of graduates of this college.
Following expulsion for academic fraud
Just in February Kokulo S. Borvor was forced to resign as Comptroller-General of the Ministry of Justice following an investigative report by the
Daily Observer, titled, “Justice Ministry Employs Expelled AMEU Student as Comptroller,” Mr. Kokulo finally resurfaced in full academic regalia (cap and gown), as a member of the African Methodist Episcopal Zion University (AMEZU) Class of 2021.
A document in the possession of the
Daily Observer shows that Mr. Borvor was allegedly expelled from the African Methodist Episcopal University (AMEU), and he went on to present a faked academic credential to a number of employers including the Justice Ministry, claiming to have graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Accounting from that university in 2017.
Editorial: Life After Graduation
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ANOTHER GRADUATION SEASON is upon Liberia and hundreds of students are proudly walking through the corridors of higher institutions of learning full of hope and upbeat about the future. The sad reality is that many of those graduates are unlikely to find jobs, improve theirs or that of their families.
THIS HAS BEEN a recurring dilemma for Liberia, a post-war nation, with the title of Africa’s oldest independent nation, yet often finding itself in a state of recurring nightmares with each passing generation struggling to find their way.
THE COUNTRY has suffered serious brain drain and degradation as a result of the civil war.
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