Cidi Aliyu (Mezra Interna2onal) Aids Cavendish School Structural Development
Cidi Aliyu (Mezra Interna2onal) Aids Cavendish School Structural Development
Cavendish is a modern-day school that focuses on developing and enhancing student capacity and engagement in all crucial learning aspects and to bring each her students to the zenith of their poten9al. The school posi9ons significant emphasis on the supremacy of numeracy and literacy. Cavendish School is excep9onal, with high professionalism and unparalleled care for the students. In terms of modern facili9es, the school is incomparable and up to date with the latest technology and learning facili9es. To further enhance it’s solid mission and vision of the Cavendish School. The school recently awarded the contract of renova9ng it’s premises to Ms. Cidi Aliyu (Mezra Interna9onal). Cidi Aliyu is a bachelor's degree holder in law from Warwick University. She also possesses a Diploma in Petroleum Law and Policy from Dundee University. She has diverse exper9se and experience, which covers a period with petroleum project interna9onal, Siemens Nigeria, and Centre for Interna9onal Environmental Law Washington DC. Cidi has aQained broad experience in the Nigerian construc9on and hospitality sectors. Cidi is also a member of the transac9on and Business Support Group and heads its Business Development Team. Her main areas of competence and professionalism include Energy Law, Entertainment Law, Commercial Law, and Corporate Governance. There is no doubt that Cidi, with her unique quali9es, is a woman worthy of the contract, with confidence in her ability to do a fantas9c job in the deal given to her in renova9ng the Cavendish school. The future of the Cavendish school is colourful, especially with the excep9onal and professional touch of Ms. Cidi Aliyu of Mezra Interna9onal to oversee the school's development. With the school board believing this development will rank the school as not just one of the best in the northern region but also in the Na9on.
Mezra Interna2onal - Ms. Cidi Aliyu Commences Distribu2on of Solar Energy in Nigeria Entrepreneur & CEO, Mezra Interna9onal, Cidi Aliyu has shown interest in her willingness to partner with the federal government of Nigeria in the distribu9on of solar energy across the na9on, in what she termed her “Passion for Energy Law”. Ms. Cidi Aliyu (Mezra Interna9onal) is aware that the African con9nent is turning more and more to renewable energy technologies, and in par9cular for photovoltaics (PV), to strengthen energy security, reduce price vola9lity, guarantee access to electricity for all and sustainably strengthen rapid economic growth. With the opening of electricity produc9on and distribu9on segments to private operators and new price reduc9ons, solar PV (grid and off-grid solu9ons) now offers prompt and cost-effec9ve means to provide contemporary energy services to over 600 million Africans that have no access to electricity. Although Nigeria invests a lot of resources for a considerable expansion of the amount of electric power generated, the energy delivery infrastructure is insufficient to manage the country’s energy demand (considering a popula9on of more than 150 million, the largest on the African con9nent). Also, the high price paid for the energy supplied by the na9onal grid makes photovoltaic systems an excellent solu9on to solve the country’s energy crisis. A gradual shia from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources was launched with the plan called “Renewable Energy Master Plan (REMP)” launched in 2006. The project has set a target of 500 MWp for photovoltaic solar energy by 2025; and the program called “Energizing Access to Sustainable Energy (EASE)”, aims to improve the framework of renewable energies and energy efficiency. Cidi further sited that complexi9es of the poorest con9nent in the world appear when it comes to energy. Africa is rich in energy sources, supplying around 19% of the world’s produc9on of fossil fuels: a figure that contrasts with that of energy consump9on. African popula9ons consume only 3.2% of the world’s primary energy, which is the lowest per capita consump9on by con9nent. Also, the majority of African countries s9ll mainly use tradi9onal biomass to access primary energy. The gap between produc9on and consump9on is a good illustra9on of the colonial heritage of economies that depend on exports of natural resources. The most interes9ng example is that of uranium, of which Namibia and Niger are among the largest producers in the world. However, there are only two nuclear reactors currently in commercial opera9on in Africa, both located in South Africa. In 2014, half of the con9nent’s popula9on, which stands at 1.2 billion, do not have access to electricity. Nearly 730 million people used ineffec9ve and dangerous cooking methods, with most harmful effects on the health of households, in par9cular, that of women and children. Energy bills are expensive in certain regions; northern Nigeria, for example, has the highest electricity rates in the world per household, sixty to eighty 9mes more costly than in New York. When they exist, infrastructure is oaen in poor condi9on due to lack of adequate maintenance: thea of energy is not uncommon, as are illegal connec9ons to electrical networks. This move as she (Cidi) has planned will take some 9me before reaching all regions of the country, but ac9vi9es of installa9ons will kick off as soon as possible.
Cidi Aliyu (Mezra Interna2onal) To Commence Solar Energy Distribu2on In Cote D’Ivoire The energy capacity of Côte d’Ivoire will soon increase by 25 megawaQs. These will be produced by a photovoltaic power plant installed in Korhogo in the north of the country. A proposed act like this will be adopted by Nigeria’s Cidi Aliyu and the government to this effect. According to Ms. Cidi Aliyu, Côte d’Ivoire is gradually moving towards its objec9ve to reach an energy capacity of 4,000 megawaQs by 2023 with the share of renewable energies in its energy mix at 16%. To date, with the launch of the Soubré hydroelectric dam (southwest of the country, 365 km from Abidjan) built by China in 2017 and with a produc9on capacity of 275 megawaQs, the country stands at 2,000 megawaQs. A country of more than 26 million inhabitants, Côte d’Ivoire has set itself the objec9ve of reducing its greenhouse gas emissions by 28% by 2030, mainly through the increase in the share of renewable energies in its energy mix. We take stock of the challenges and developments that should propel the country into a new energy era. According to figures from the University of Sherbrooke in Canada, electricity consump9on in Côte d’Ivoire has increased by 193% in 43 years, going from 94.35 kWh per person in 1971 to 276.15 kWh per person in 2014 It is also es9mated that in 2020, Ivorians should consume around 340 kWh on average per person per year. The “intelligence grid,” a march revolu9on by Cidi Aliyu - Mezra Interna9onal to achieve the objec9ves set in terms of renewable energies, a revolu9on of intelligent networks, as she stated, will soon take flight in Côte d’Ivoire. New technologies which should make it possible to take a significant energy step forward in the country with a revised budget of around 40 million euros will thus be allocated to this large-scale project. Electricity produc9on in Côte d’Ivoire reached 2,737.29 GWh in the first quarter of 2019, of which 67.55% came from thermal and 32.45% from hydraulic. The Azito thermal power plant located on the outskirts of Abidjan and provides a third of the country’s electricity produc9on has grown considerably in recent years. The associated investment is es9mated at around $60 million.
Mezra Cocktails C.E.O Cidi Aliyu Unveils New Premium Non-alcohol Cocktail
Ms. Cidi Aliyu is the brain behind Mezra cocktails, a company that offers different types of non-alcoholic cocktails, She has classically dis9nguished herself and has acquired extensive experience within Nigerian hospitality sectors. Mezra cocktails is the number one premium mobile bar company in Nigeria that offers cocktails and drinks services which is also available for different occasion and is available for travel. The company recently unveiled a brand new Premium non-alcohol cocktail drinks, for the lovers of cocktails. The purpose of the non-alcoholic cocktail is to sa9sfy her customer who is allergic to alcohol or those who doesn’t take alcoholic beverages. For Ms. Cidi Aliyu, customer sa9sfac9on is her utmost priority. What is a cocktail you may ask? Well, not everybody has had a taste or even heard about cocktail before. Cocktails refers to an alcoholic drink, and it is made from a mixture of different liquids, mainly fruit juices that give a new flavour. These drinks are, however, the favourite of many people. Thou, there are s9ll those who avoid it because of the alcohol in it. Either for health reasons or religious belief. Cocktails are suitable for all 9me and any type of environment, most notably in the morning. It is also known to be healthy and has a lot of nutrients as well. The Mezra non-alcoholic cocktails are of high quality and loaded with lots of benefits, of which are: • Mezra cocktails are produced in a most healthy way which provides you with all the advantage of the ingredients it’s made of and thus gives you more nutrients. • The cocktails is make up of lots of fresh vegetables containing essen9al vitamins and minerals; this is to ensure a tasty and nourishing drink for your daily diet. • Mezra non-alcoholic drink is safe for all ages, children, pregnant woman, nursing mothers, so you have nothing to worry about, as it is perfect for everybody, including chronically ill people. • The non-alcoholic cocktails drink is an excellent replacement for alcoholic ones because alcoholic drink leads to excessive urina9on and leaves you dehydrated. • Non-alcoholic cocktail poses no risk of extreme and dangerous unhealthy addic9on and abuse of alcohol. • Some fruits like pomegranate are right for your heart and posses sweet flavour to make you enjoy it as well. It has an9-carcinogen proper9es which help in feeling beQer. Best place to take chilled & Sweet Mezra cocktails: • Religious func9ons & Weddings • Birthday par9es & Gradua9on • Corporate Events & Product Launches • Night par9es & More. So next 9me you wish to take a cocktail for yourself or your event, especially non-alcoholic cocktail, think of mezra cocktail, and you won’t be disappointed.
Nigeria’s Premium Non-Alcoholic Cocktail “Mezra Cocktails” By Cidi Aliyu
With The best of exo9c fruits serving cocktails, Superior quality juices, a wide choice of exo9c flavours and juices adapted for mixology. Mezra is the essen9al fruit juice brand to make your cocktails delight! Ms. Cidi Aliyu, in the pride of her fabulous repertoires, has taken special care in selec9ng the best varie9es of fruit, the tas9est origins, and the rarest essences, on five con9nents, to offer drinks, nectars and exo9c fruit juices with taste and quality incomparable into one boQle as she introduces her Premium non-alcoholic Cocktail, “Mezra Cocktails.” an appealing extra, a dis9nc9ve taste made for the people. To Enhance Your Cocktails; Mezra is the brand recognised as an expert in fruit sourcing. And because it is not enough to have the best fruit to obtain the best juice, it applies the same quality requirement at all stages of the fruit processing process. The brand offers fruit juices and nectars with a high fruit content for beQer tolerance to ice cubes for a rich taste preserved in cocktails. Mezra has always worked with all of its products for mixed-use in cocktails. Today, the offer of bars specialising in cocktails is much broader than a few years ago, and the laQer con9nues to develop. Surprisingly, the non-alcoholic proposal follows the movement. A thirst for novelty and sensa9on, which is the essence of “mocktail.” Cidi carefully put crea9vity to the test, the very core of the profession. With the fresh canned and boQled Mocktails, it is no longer possible to build a recipe solely around alcohol, but indeed from one or more ingredients that would typically be secondary. The Inten9ons, For the consumer, it is also a ques9on of finding a more extensive choice of drinks following a real demand from them. Today, consuming without alcohol is no longer a solu9on to a problem but a proposi9on driven by people’s requirements.[/b]
Cavendish is a modern-day school that focuses on developing and enhancing student capacity and engagement in all crucial learning aspects and to bring each her students to the zenith of their poten9al. The school posi9ons significant emphasis on the supremacy of numeracy and literacy. Cavendish School is excep9onal, with high professionalism and unparalleled care for the students. In terms of modern facili9es, the school is incomparable and up to date with the latest technology and learning facili9es. To further enhance it’s solid mission and vision of the Cavendish School. The school recently awarded the contract of renova9ng it’s premises to Ms. Cidi Aliyu (Mezra Interna9onal). Cidi Aliyu is a bachelor's degree holder in law from Warwick University. She also possesses a Diploma in Petroleum Law and Policy from Dundee University. She has diverse exper9se and experience, which covers a period with petroleum project interna9onal, Siemens Nigeria, and Centre for Interna9onal Environmental Law Washington DC. Cidi has aQained broad experience in the Nigerian construc9on and hospitality sectors. Cidi is also a member of the transac9on and Business Support Group and heads its Business Development Team. Her main areas of competence and professionalism include Energy Law, Entertainment Law, Commercial Law, and Corporate Governance. There is no doubt that Cidi, with her unique quali9es, is a woman worthy of the contract, with confidence in her ability to do a fantas9c job in the deal given to her in renova9ng the Cavendish school. The future of the Cavendish school is colourful, especially with the excep9onal and professional touch of Ms. Cidi Aliyu of Mezra Interna9onal to oversee the school's development. With the school board believing this development will rank the school as not just one of the best in the northern region but also in the Na9on.
Mezra Interna2onal - Ms. Cidi Aliyu Commences Distribu2on of Solar Energy in Nigeria Entrepreneur & CEO, Mezra Interna9onal, Cidi Aliyu has shown interest in her willingness to partner with the federal government of Nigeria in the distribu9on of solar energy across the na9on, in what she termed her “Passion for Energy Law”. Ms. Cidi Aliyu (Mezra Interna9onal) is aware that the African con9nent is turning more and more to renewable energy technologies, and in par9cular for photovoltaics (PV), to strengthen energy security, reduce price vola9lity, guarantee access to electricity for all and sustainably strengthen rapid economic growth. With the opening of electricity produc9on and distribu9on segments to private operators and new price reduc9ons, solar PV (grid and off-grid solu9ons) now offers prompt and cost-effec9ve means to provide contemporary energy services to over 600 million Africans that have no access to electricity. Although Nigeria invests a lot of resources for a considerable expansion of the amount of electric power generated, the energy delivery infrastructure is insufficient to manage the country’s energy demand (considering a popula9on of more than 150 million, the largest on the African con9nent). Also, the high price paid for the energy supplied by the na9onal grid makes photovoltaic systems an excellent solu9on to solve the country’s energy crisis. A gradual shia from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources was launched with the plan called “Renewable Energy Master Plan (REMP)” launched in 2006. The project has set a target of 500 MWp for photovoltaic solar energy by 2025; and the program called “Energizing Access to Sustainable Energy (EASE)”, aims to improve the framework of renewable energies and energy efficiency. Cidi further sited that complexi9es of the poorest con9nent in the world appear when it comes to energy. Africa is rich in energy sources, supplying around 19% of the world’s produc9on of fossil fuels: a figure that contrasts with that of energy consump9on. African popula9ons consume only 3.2% of the world’s primary energy, which is the lowest per capita consump9on by con9nent. Also, the majority of African countries s9ll mainly use tradi9onal biomass to access primary energy. The gap between produc9on and consump9on is a good illustra9on of the colonial heritage of economies that depend on exports of natural resources. The most interes9ng example is that of uranium, of which Namibia and Niger are among the largest producers in the world. However, there are only two nuclear reactors currently in commercial opera9on in Africa, both located in South Africa. In 2014, half of the con9nent’s popula9on, which stands at 1.2 billion, do not have access to electricity. Nearly 730 million people used ineffec9ve and dangerous cooking methods, with most harmful effects on the health of households, in par9cular, that of women and children. Energy bills are expensive in certain regions; northern Nigeria, for example, has the highest electricity rates in the world per household, sixty to eighty 9mes more costly than in New York. When they exist, infrastructure is oaen in poor condi9on due to lack of adequate maintenance: thea of energy is not uncommon, as are illegal connec9ons to electrical networks. This move as she (Cidi) has planned will take some 9me before reaching all regions of the country, but ac9vi9es of installa9ons will kick off as soon as possible.
Cidi Aliyu (Mezra Interna2onal) To Commence Solar Energy Distribu2on In Cote D’Ivoire The energy capacity of Côte d’Ivoire will soon increase by 25 megawaQs. These will be produced by a photovoltaic power plant installed in Korhogo in the north of the country. A proposed act like this will be adopted by Nigeria’s Cidi Aliyu and the government to this effect. According to Ms. Cidi Aliyu, Côte d’Ivoire is gradually moving towards its objec9ve to reach an energy capacity of 4,000 megawaQs by 2023 with the share of renewable energies in its energy mix at 16%. To date, with the launch of the Soubré hydroelectric dam (southwest of the country, 365 km from Abidjan) built by China in 2017 and with a produc9on capacity of 275 megawaQs, the country stands at 2,000 megawaQs. A country of more than 26 million inhabitants, Côte d’Ivoire has set itself the objec9ve of reducing its greenhouse gas emissions by 28% by 2030, mainly through the increase in the share of renewable energies in its energy mix. We take stock of the challenges and developments that should propel the country into a new energy era. According to figures from the University of Sherbrooke in Canada, electricity consump9on in Côte d’Ivoire has increased by 193% in 43 years, going from 94.35 kWh per person in 1971 to 276.15 kWh per person in 2014 It is also es9mated that in 2020, Ivorians should consume around 340 kWh on average per person per year. The “intelligence grid,” a march revolu9on by Cidi Aliyu - Mezra Interna9onal to achieve the objec9ves set in terms of renewable energies, a revolu9on of intelligent networks, as she stated, will soon take flight in Côte d’Ivoire. New technologies which should make it possible to take a significant energy step forward in the country with a revised budget of around 40 million euros will thus be allocated to this large-scale project. Electricity produc9on in Côte d’Ivoire reached 2,737.29 GWh in the first quarter of 2019, of which 67.55% came from thermal and 32.45% from hydraulic. The Azito thermal power plant located on the outskirts of Abidjan and provides a third of the country’s electricity produc9on has grown considerably in recent years. The associated investment is es9mated at around $60 million.
Mezra Cocktails C.E.O Cidi Aliyu Unveils New Premium Non-alcohol Cocktail
Ms. Cidi Aliyu is the brain behind Mezra cocktails, a company that offers different types of non-alcoholic cocktails, She has classically dis9nguished herself and has acquired extensive experience within Nigerian hospitality sectors. Mezra cocktails is the number one premium mobile bar company in Nigeria that offers cocktails and drinks services which is also available for different occasion and is available for travel. The company recently unveiled a brand new Premium non-alcohol cocktail drinks, for the lovers of cocktails. The purpose of the non-alcoholic cocktail is to sa9sfy her customer who is allergic to alcohol or those who doesn’t take alcoholic beverages. For Ms. Cidi Aliyu, customer sa9sfac9on is her utmost priority. What is a cocktail you may ask? Well, not everybody has had a taste or even heard about cocktail before. Cocktails refers to an alcoholic drink, and it is made from a mixture of different liquids, mainly fruit juices that give a new flavour. These drinks are, however, the favourite of many people. Thou, there are s9ll those who avoid it because of the alcohol in it. Either for health reasons or religious belief. Cocktails are suitable for all 9me and any type of environment, most notably in the morning. It is also known to be healthy and has a lot of nutrients as well. The Mezra non-alcoholic cocktails are of high quality and loaded with lots of benefits, of which are: • Mezra cocktails are produced in a most healthy way which provides you with all the advantage of the ingredients it’s made of and thus gives you more nutrients. • The cocktails is make up of lots of fresh vegetables containing essen9al vitamins and minerals; this is to ensure a tasty and nourishing drink for your daily diet. • Mezra non-alcoholic drink is safe for all ages, children, pregnant woman, nursing mothers, so you have nothing to worry about, as it is perfect for everybody, including chronically ill people. • The non-alcoholic cocktails drink is an excellent replacement for alcoholic ones because alcoholic drink leads to excessive urina9on and leaves you dehydrated. • Non-alcoholic cocktail poses no risk of extreme and dangerous unhealthy addic9on and abuse of alcohol. • Some fruits like pomegranate are right for your heart and posses sweet flavour to make you enjoy it as well. It has an9-carcinogen proper9es which help in feeling beQer. Best place to take chilled & Sweet Mezra cocktails: • Religious func9ons & Weddings • Birthday par9es & Gradua9on • Corporate Events & Product Launches • Night par9es & More. So next 9me you wish to take a cocktail for yourself or your event, especially non-alcoholic cocktail, think of mezra cocktail, and you won’t be disappointed.
Nigeria’s Premium Non-Alcoholic Cocktail “Mezra Cocktails” By Cidi Aliyu
With The best of exo9c fruits serving cocktails, Superior quality juices, a wide choice of exo9c flavours and juices adapted for mixology. Mezra is the essen9al fruit juice brand to make your cocktails delight! Ms. Cidi Aliyu, in the pride of her fabulous repertoires, has taken special care in selec9ng the best varie9es of fruit, the tas9est origins, and the rarest essences, on five con9nents, to offer drinks, nectars and exo9c fruit juices with taste and quality incomparable into one boQle as she introduces her Premium non-alcoholic Cocktail, “Mezra Cocktails.” an appealing extra, a dis9nc9ve taste made for the people. To Enhance Your Cocktails; Mezra is the brand recognised as an expert in fruit sourcing. And because it is not enough to have the best fruit to obtain the best juice, it applies the same quality requirement at all stages of the fruit processing process. The brand offers fruit juices and nectars with a high fruit content for beQer tolerance to ice cubes for a rich taste preserved in cocktails. Mezra has always worked with all of its products for mixed-use in cocktails. Today, the offer of bars specialising in cocktails is much broader than a few years ago, and the laQer con9nues to develop. Surprisingly, the non-alcoholic proposal follows the movement. A thirst for novelty and sensa9on, which is the essence of “mocktail.” Cidi carefully put crea9vity to the test, the very core of the profession. With the fresh canned and boQled Mocktails, it is no longer possible to build a recipe solely around alcohol, but indeed from one or more ingredients that would typically be secondary. The Inten9ons, For the consumer, it is also a ques9on of finding a more extensive choice of drinks following a real demand from them. Today, consuming without alcohol is no longer a solu9on to a problem but a proposi9on driven by people’s requirements.[/b]
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