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# Robert Ndlovu

Robert Christopher Ndlovu (25 December 1955 –) is a Zimbabwean prelate of the Roman Catholic Church who serves as the Archbishop of Harare.

## Quotes

* We have to also realise that celibacy itself is not an easy life and I think anyone who tells you it's an easy life, will not be truthful. Celibacy is not an easy life but is a life that is worth living with the grace of God.
** ‘Pius Ncube now living a life of prayer’ (5 August 2012)
* In trying to work for you, we might have failed to take good care of your souls as expected. We ask for your forgiveness in this Year of Mercy. We ask a bit a bit of amnesty from you. We should humbly acknowledge before God and his people the fact that in the history of our priesthood, the dark presence of sin is also found, so there is the need for us in this Year of Mercy to commit ourselves fully to the search for holiness.
** Archbishop of Harare celebrates Chrism Mass (24 March 2016)
# Edward John O'Dea

Edward John O'Dea (November 23, 1856 – December 25, 1932) was an American prelate of the Catholic Church who served as the bishop of the Diocese of Seattle.

## Quotes about Edward John O'Dea

* The bishop's solicitude was not limited to the general needs of the diocese; it extended also to the wants of the children and the needy.
** William J. Metz, Diocese of Seattle (1913) Catholic Encyclopedia
# Charles Moose

Charles Alexander Moose (born 1953 – 25 November 2021) was an American author, policeman and military officer best known for his role as the primary official in charge of the efforts to apprehend the D.C. snipers in October 2002.

## Quotes
### 1990s

* I don't shut anybody up... It’s not very democratic, not very American.
** As quoted in "Guess Who’s Coming to Power" (1993), by Rachel Zimmerman, Willamette Week

### 2000s

* In America, we vote, we decide as a group of people what our policies are, and that's the way we do business. We don't let violence make those determinations for us.
** Town hall meeting (8 October 2001)

### 2020s

* Nandy!
** Last words, as attested in "Call Me God" (2022), Three Weeks of Hell

## Quotes about Moose

* You have lifted a shadow of fear for many families. God bless you and may God bless the victims.
** George W. Bush, Air Force One phone call (24 October 2002), as quoted in "Bush Praises Law Community For Capturing Sniper Suspects" (25 October 2002), by Ron Fournier, Berkeley Daily Planet.
# Jacinta A. Opara

Jacinta Agbarachi Opara (born 2 February 1976) is a Nigerian Professor of Environmental Health, Ecology and Biodiversity and the 2nd substantive Vice Chancellor of the Dominican University Ibadan.

## Quotes

* By creating a positive and inclusive organizational culture and good working environment, we shall all realize a shared vision.
** Professor Jacinta Opara, VC Dominican University, Samonda, Ibadan: One hundred days in office
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# Olayinka Ramota Karim

Olayinka Ramota Karim FNIFST (born 18 March 1968) is a Nigerian professor of food science and the 4th substantive vice-chancellor of Fountain University Osogbo.

## Quotes

* ...appropriate processing and handling are the problems.
** Talking about how food production is not the challenge in Nigeria
* The foods of today and tomorrow have been carefully designed to alleviate the problems associated with hidden hunger that are responsible for dietary-related diseases and of course, a short life span.
** Speaking on Good Foods Yesterday Better Today Best Tomorrow
* You are what you eat and what you eat determines your life span and to eat is a necessity, but to eat intelligently is an act.”
** How eating healthily determines one's lifespan
* I accept this award with humility and joy, and I am excited to join fellow distinguished individuals at the ceremony. I look forward to celebrating the accomplishments of brilliant young female Muslims and engaging in discussions that further our mission of peace and understanding.
** Her response to the notification of honour from Peace Magazine
# Qing Madi

Chimamanda Pearl Chukwuma (born July 1, 2006), professionally known as Qing Madi, is a Nigerian singer, dancer and songwriter.

## Quotes

* I wanted to create something that will be relatable among my Gen Z fans and I hope resonates with anyone who listens.
** Qing Madi Bares it All in New Single. 25 March 2023, ThisDay Newspaper.
* I was bullied a lot because I was one of the youngest. To be honest, I’m not sure why I was bullied.
** Qing Madi: How 16-Year-Old Artiste Tells Her Teenage Struggles With Music. 1 May 2023, The Net.
# Raja Aghzadi

w:Raja Aghzadi is a professor of medicine in Morocco , is the president of the Moroccan association for the fight against breast cancer Cœur des femmes . She is the first Moroccan woman to have obtained the distinction of major in the university medical competition. She was admitted to the university competition in 1981, Raja Aghzadi has degrees in ultrasound , digestive surgery , cancerology and serology . She is the first Moroccan woman to obtain the distinction of major in the university competition for medicine. She is a surgeon and cancer specialist specializing in breast cancer, she is a professor and has been practicing for several years 1 . A women's rights activist , she declared at a conference organized in Casablanca , Morocco by the Wimen network in 2021: "It is through health, education and employment that women and young girls will be able to flourish".
Quotes
* We are facing an ascending curve. Today, breast cancer has become an epidemic. From experience, it seems that women with breast cancer are younger in Africa than in the West.
* In industrialized countries, screening starts from the age of 55. In Africa, we should start earlier from the age of 40. Studies must be done to find out the factors that explain this particularity in Africa: is it a genetic question? Could it be linked to the climate, to the way of life? These questions still remain unanswered today.
* There is no one rule that can be applied to all women. It all depends on family status and the type of breast.
* Breasts at risk should be watched closely … It is recommended from the age of 40 or even before, to start doing breast self-examination once a month. This self-examination allows women to find up to 70% of the anomalies. Radiological screening can be done every 1 to 3 years, depending on the type of breast and family status.
* In Morocco, we have the possibility to treat breast cancer according to the best standards in the world. We use the most advanced devices and molecules.
* I call on all women on the continent to realize the importance of health because it is the only real capital anchored in time and space. They should also choose a healthy lifestyle to prevent breast cancer.
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# Nora Berrah

Nora Berrah is an Algerian physicist who studies how light and matter interact. She is a professor at the University of Connecticut, where she previously was chair of the physics department.Berrah earned a diploma in physics in 1979 from the University of Algiers. She completed her PhD in 1987 from the University of Virginia. She worked from Argonne National Laboratory from 1987 to 1992, and became a professor at Western Michigan University in 1999. She moved to the University of Connecticut in 2014.

## Quotes

* I preferred studying alone. I always prepared study plans for exams and studying alone helped me to respect this agenda.
* The first and also the last time when I saw these lifts was at the University of Miskolc: the elevators without doors which never stop.
* I felt myself at home, as there are a lot of nice places to visit and honestly, the calmness of the city helped a lot during the exams
# Vito Mancuso

Vito Mancuso (1962) is an Italian theologian.

## Quotes

* Always let you work on your inner temple, therein lies great beauty.
** Lavorate sempre al vostro tempio interiore, lì c'è la grande bellezza.
*** As quoted in Vito Mancuso: “Lavorate sempre al vostro tempio interiore, lì c’è la grande bellezza”/BZ News24, Grand Orient of Italy, (November 5, 2023; in Italian)
* In every human being there is a divine dimension. There is a heart within a heart, [which is] the thought that precedes the words.
** In ciascun essere umano esiste una dimensione divina. C'è un cuore dentro un cuore, [che è ] il pensiero che precede le parole.
*** As quoted in Costruire il tempio interiore. La lezione del filosofo Vito Mancuso/Video dalla Gran Loggia 2018, Grand Orient of Italy (March 15, 2020; In Italian)
* Authority control: WorldCat search
# Shalewa Ashafa

Shalewa Ashafa (born 12 July 1995) popularly known as ShallyStar is a Nollywood actress who is known for her roles in Ajoche and The Razz Guy.

## Quotes

* Being sexy to me is being confident in who you are and your craft. Being able to stand out in any gathering you find yourself.
** I’m a fantastic actress – Shalewa Ashafa. 25 October 2021, Vanguard Newspaper.
* There is an unreal level of nepotism and it exists in acting as well.
** Getting big roles is sometimes based on who you know — Shalewa Ashafa. 3 March 2019, Punch Newspaper.
# Ngozi Chuma-Udeh

Ngozi Therese Chuma-Udeh is a Nigerian Professor of English who served as the University Orator at Anambra State University from 2012 to 2017. She is a teacher, an orator, an academic, a novelist, a poet, and an activist for women and children.

## Quotes

* What your administration is doing at the center is wonderful because society is dependent on it. She said if the people coming into the center-left exactly how they were when they came to the center, society would suffer the consequences
** Commendation on the work of Michael Anugwa as deputy controller
* Establishing a school is a wonderful initiative as it offers the inmates opportunities of living a better life when released into society
** Speaking on the opportunities establishing a school gives
* I don’t think my orientation has changed. I am still a contemporary writer. Sometimes, I veer into feminism –the concern of women and children, not really feminism, because I have a brand of feminism I call Beside Feminism.
** Speaking on her orientation towards being a contemporary writer
* Womanism takes in a lot of things, like pride for women. Womanism may say: let the woman be superior to the man to some extent; it is a kind of struggle for supremacy. But Beside Feminism is not a struggle for supremacy; it is not a fight for power; it is not a struggle.
** Speaking on womanism
* So feminism means work to maintain a good family; live for your family; live for your husband; let your ideas match that of your husband; move beside your husband and be one in decision and in unison. Any other thing is not feminism.
** Speaking on her concept of feminism
* I believe I have something to offer to ANA. I have a great contribution to make to ANA. It doesn’t matter how many times I will be contesting; the most important thing is that there is something I want to give to ANA, and that I really want to achieve.
** Speaking on the values she can offer ANA
* In our contemporary society, we say behind a very successful man there is a woman, but I don’t think it is right to place your wife or woman behind you.
** Clarifying the need for women to stay beside their husbands, partners and not behind them
# Rajaâ Cherkaoui El Moursli

Rajaâ Cherkaoui El Moursli (born 12 May 1954) is a Moroccan Professor of nuclear physics, at the faculty of science within the Mohammad V University of Rabat. She won the L'Oréal-UNESCO Awards for Women in Science for her work on the Higgs Boson.

## Quotes

* Increasing the impact of science and building confidence in science can only be achieved through science education, scientific mediation and the development of scientific and technical skills."
* I'm really honoured to be selected as a recipient of one of the 2022 TWAS Medals. This is also a recognition of the high level of Moroccan science, which is now part of the most important international collaborations."
* the strong force, which holds together atomic nuclei; the weak force, which is behind radioactivity; the electromagnetic force, including both visible and non-visible light; and gravity. "The ATLAS collaboration is searching for a new physics, transcending our current vision of the universe,"
* "It was designed to detect particles that can be created only through proton-proton collisions at extremely high speed. Through these experiments, the international community hopes to recreate the conditions existing in the universe less than one billionth second after the Big Bang, about 13.7 billion years ago."
# Zohra ben Lakhdar

Zohra ben Lakhdar Akrout (Arabic: زهرة بن لخضر عكروت; born 12 March 1943) is a Tunisian spectroscopist specializing in developing new spectroscopic methods to study the influence of pollutants on the quality of air, water, and plants. She earned in 2005 the L’Oréal-UNESCO Awards for Women in Science.

## Quotes

* Be aware of the importance of culture; be open-minded as a scientist and as a person. Seek independence. Understand how important it is to be a responsible citizen. Be of good heart and be confident.
* Spectroscopy is about analyzing bodies according to the spectrum of light emitted or absorbed by matter. What does that mean? Think of the planets, stars, galaxies, which are beyond our reach. – How is it that man is able to get information about them and photograph them
* I am grateful for what science has already brought to people's lives. My mother had open-heart surgery, and her life was saved. There are no borders in science, people are equal: scientists are not separated by color, gender, religion, or money
* In future, nothing should be impossible. I long to build a center for optics and photonics for African research scientists in Tunisia, just like the Trieste center. But I also have wilder dreams – of using science to control the climate, to create rain, make deserts fertile, and to get drinking water cheaply from sea water.
* Light is a set of waves through space. So the “messages” are presented as waves. Each atom has its own way to send its message. This is its “spectra”, its own set of waves. So spectroscopy is the common language of atoms. When you know how to read these waves, you understand the language of atoms and molecules.
# Faouzia Charfi

Faouzia Farida Charfi (born 1941 in Sfax, née Rekik) is a Tunisian scientist, intellectual and politician. She was Minister of State for Education in 2011.

## Quotes

* It is from the history of science that I was led to deepen my knowledge of religions, particularly Islam. I was not a priori versed in theological questions. What interests me is our relationship to modernity and the question of secularization. I immersed myself in the writings of modern thinkers from Islamic countries, who look at Islam from a scientific perspective without any essentialism.
* Today, I would love that everyone could freely use their conscience, benefit from knowledge that is universal, and not “Western” as it is sometimes called. I hope to encourage readers to revisit the history of science in the lands of Islam and to discover critical thinking.
* They drew lessons from the decline of science in the Arab world and sought a middle way to reconcile attachment to religion with modernity.
* I work for the autonomy of science, to free it from ideological discourses that are a source of blockage. If science has progressed in the West, it is by detaching itself from the religious sphere. The Muslim nations that have fallen so far behind need to take a leap forward.
* Inheritance legislation is therefore contrary to the principle of equality and represents a fundamental issue for the defence of women's rights. This is obviously not the only source of inequality.
# Freedom of education

Freedom of education, or educational freedom, or educational liberty, is the right for parents to have their children educated in accordance with their religious and other views, allowing groups to be able to educate children and other age groups without being impeded by the state.

## Quotes

* In 2010, a Bolivian law granted to the state a monopoly on the formation of teachers. As a consequence, private institutions were gradually closed, including the Catholic Sedes Sapientiae and a parallel Adventist college. The question at issue is whether states are entitled to create monopolies in certain fields of higher education that exclude private academic institutions, including those inspired by specific religious values.
** Massimo Introvigne, "Why the Catholic Church Denounced Bolivia to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights", Bitter Winter (April 10, 2024)
** Curator's Note: Any private academic institutions of any ethnoreligious background that wish to continue operating will have to do so through personal and informal connections.
* Freedom of expression, association, and education are important, intimate, and public rights but in an ideal list or hierarchy they come after [ freedom of religion or belief ], and it can even be argued that they derive from it.
** Marco Respinti, "Made in Japan: No FoRB for the Family Federation. 1. Denying the First Political Human Right", Bitter Winter (December 2024)
* Our children are starving for people who can provide them with practical skills that will allow them to build a life for themselves. There are many adults who have those skills and would love the opportunity to prepare [children] for a jobs-based economy, if only they were allowed. There are welders, machinists, lawyers, artists, graphic designers, writers, accountants and more out there, all with skills our children need. …Why shouldn’t any principal at a public school have the option to hire someone like me with significant real-world experience?
** Shannon Whitworth, "Want To Improve Public School Outcomes? End Teacher Licensing", The Federalist (July 6, 2023)

## See also

* Freedom of assembly
* Freedom of the press
* Freedom of religion
* Freedom of thought
* Freedom of speech

## External links

* Encyclopedic article on Freedom of education on Wikipedia
* Media related to Freedom of education on Wikimedia Commons
# Keter

Keter or Kether (Hebrew: כֶּתֶר‎, lit. "crown") is the first of the ten sefirot in the Kabbalistic Tree of Life. Transcending human understanding, it symbolizes the divine will and the initial impulse towards creation from the Ein Sof, or infinite source.

## Quotes

* The word for Crown is Keter (כֶּתֶר‎), and Abulafia notes that when these letters reversed, they spell karet (כָּרֵת‎), which means "cut off." Thus, when an individual attempts to reach the highest level of the Crown, if he is not worthy, he can end up being "cut off" spiritually. Abulafia therefore warns in the strongest terms that one who attempts to enter these mysteries must be adequately prepared, and that one not enter unless he is thoroughly familiar with all the necessary introductions.
** Aryeh Kaplan: Meditation and Kabbalah, ch. 3, "Rabbi Abraham Abulafia", p. 80. Weiser Books (1982). ISBN 0-87728-616-7.

## See also

* Kabbalah
* Tree of life (Kabbalah)
# Phoebe Okowa

Phoebe Nyawade Okowa (born January 1, 1965) is a Kenyan lawyer and Professor of Public International Law and Director of Graduate Studies at Queen Mary University of London. In 2021 she was elected to the International Law Commission for a period of five years, starting January 1, 2023, becoming the first African woman to serve as a member of the Commission. In 2016 she was appointed a Member of the Permanent Court of Arbitration at The Hague by Kenya. An advocate of the High Court of Kenya, she has acted as counsel and consultant to governments and non-governmental organisations on questions of international law before domestic and international courts including the International Court of Justice.

## Quotes

* Throughout the campaign experience, I have remained conscious that the ILC is a subsidiary organ of the UN that is at its most effective working in collaboration with the sixth committee. I look forward to working with the other members of the commission and those on the Sixth Committee as the commission continues its vital work in responding to the defining challenges of our generation.
# Wendy Osefo

Wendy Onyinye Osefo (née Ozuzu, born May 21, 1984) is a Nigerian-American political commentator, public affairs academic, and television personality. She is a main cast member of The Real Housewives of Potomac.

## Quotes

* A front-row seat to history!! Thank you to the DNC for inviting me to be a part of this historic moment.
** RHOP’s Dr. Wendy Osefo and Husband Eddie Attend DNC Convention 2024
* And if she would have owned up to it, it would have been like, ‘OK.’ But let’s not cower under the guise and say, ‘Oh, I’m concerned.’ It wasn’t rooted in concern.
** Wendy defending her husband to her castmates after Gizelle Bryant exacerbated unfounded gossip that he was having an affair
* When your friendship unit is really strong and you genuinely care for someone, everything else, you do it as a team.
** Talking about her ten years of marriage with Eddie
* We always talk about everything. When I told him what was said, he was like, ‘I’m sorry that someone who you thought was a friend did this to you.
** How Eddie became her teammate in helping her rethink her friendship with Gizelle
# Ellen Banda-Aaku

Ellen Banda-Aaku (born 6 May 1965) is a Zambian author, radio drama and film producer who was born in the UK and grew up in Africa. She is the author of two novels and several books for children, and has had short stories published in anthologies and other outlets.

## Quotes

* My advice to all writers is focus and invest time in your writing ...At the end of the day, it is your writing. It is your story and you have to take responsibility for it and not rely or expect help from anyone.
* Write your heart out and persevere, persevere, persevere!
* I grew up in Zambia surrounded by books but I was not much of a reader. I did however talk a lot and tell a lot of stories as a child. I think it was this passion for telling stories that eventually translated into writing much later in my life.
* Writing is very subjective. It is also solitary. My advice to all writers is focus and invest time in your writing. Do your homework in terms of submitting manuscripts to the right publishers etc. At the end of the day, it is your writing. It is your story and you have to take responsibility for it and not rely or expect help from anyone.
* In stories I look for originality. I am also big on characters. A story that has me thinking about a character or characters long after I have turned the last page works for me.
* I don’t dwell on regrets. There are many things in my life I could, with hindsight, have done differently but I don’t regret them. The mistakes have contributed to who and where I am today.