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Nigerian Vice President Osibanjo Launches African Court’s Judicial Year in Arusha​




The Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Prof Yemi Osibanjo joins Tanzanian Prime Minister, Kassim Majaliwa in gracing the inaugural opening for the Judicial Year of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights in Arusha.

Also known as the Court, the Pan-African Legal Institution holds the solemn ceremony to mark the Judicial Year launch at its Premises in Majengo area, along Dodoma Road, adjacent to the Tanzania National Parks’ headquarters on Monday, the 28th of February 2022.

An official statement from the ACHPR Communications officer, Sukhdev Chhatbar, confirms the presence of the high ranking government officials from Nigeria and Tanzania.

The ceremony, whose theme is ‘The African Court and the Africa we want’, takes place at the premises of the Court in Arusha, and will be marked by speeches from the Nigerian Vice President, the Tanzanian Premier as well as human rights stakeholders from across the continent and beyond.

Premier Kassim Majaliwa

The guest of honour and keynote speaker at the ceremony is Prof Yemi Oluleke Osibanjo, the Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, who also happens to be a lawyer by profession.

The Ceremony is being attended by representatives of Member States, Regional and Sub-Regional Courts and African Union organs with a human rights mandate.

Also in attendance are the African Union Ambassadors accredited to Tanzania, members of the judicial corps of Tanzania, representatives of Bar Associations, civil society organisations, members of the academia and other stakeholders involved in the work of the Court and the protection of human rights on the continent.

The Ceremony kicks off this Monday at 10:30 am East African Time (EAT), will be following a hybrid model, and will be live-streamed, to allow all Africans the opportunity to witness this auspicious and solemn event of Africa’s apex Court.



Operating from Arusha, Tanzania the African Court is composed of eleven Judges, nationals of Member States of the African Union elected in their individual capacity. The Court meets four times a year in Ordinary Sessions and may hold Extra-Ordinary Sessions.

 
Cheki vitako vya hizo nguzo
Sasa nionyeshe hiyo arch structure hapa halafu tofauti yake na Tanzanite bridge! Kazungula bridge 👇! Maana kwa uwelewa wangu mimi hamna hiyo structure unayosema wewe! BTW curved beams and arch bridges r two different things! May be i should ask u what do u understand by the word beam?
 
Sasa waweke kwa marefu ilhali imeshikiliwa na cable si itakua kuongeza gharama? Kuhusu nguzo za Tanzanite sio arch structure na ndio maana wakalaza column kusupport daraja. Sijaona maelezo ya arch structure iliyobend downward
 
Sasa waweke kwa marefu ilhali imeshikiliwa na cable si itakua kuongeza gharama? Kuhusu nguzo za Tanzanite sio arch structure na ndio maana wakalaza column kusupport daraja. Sijaona maelezo ya arch structure iliyobend downward
Ndo maana nikakuambia curved beam and arch structures r different! Kwa hiyo ya Kazungula bridge hawajalaza column kabla beam za daraja hazijazwa kuunganisha pier moja na nyingine?


 
Kwa hiyo ya Kazungule bridge hawajalaza column kabla beam za daraja hazijazwa kuunganisha pier moja na nyingine?
Hiyo ya kwao imecurve upward then wakaongezea rectangular column ambapo ndio inaifanya iwe strong zaidi. Angalia hata malango ya majengo ya Roman empire
 
Hiyo ya kwao imecurve upward then wakaongezea rectangular column ambapo ndio inaifanya iwe strong zaidi. Angalia hata malango ya majengo ya Roman empire
tensile strength yake haina tofauti na kama ikiigeuzwa! wacha ubishi! labda kama ingekuwa kwa marefu ya piers span! halafu arch na curved beams ni vitu tofauti! asubuhi yoote umeongelea curved beams!

angalia zinavyokaa both bridges hazina hii structure!



Angalia hiyo pier ya Kazungula bridge unayodai ina structure ya arch bridge/curved beam!



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Two legs pier with Inverted curved beam in Tanzanite bridge
 
Hawa jamaa watatoka vita halafu watakuja kuwalisha kwa msaada pale statehouse Nairobi! Nyie endeleeni kujishebedua mkitaka shobo za wanaume!
This is food from the government of Kenya. What is wrong with a government feeding it's people?
 
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