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Eme B

Emerald Serwaah Boateng Bekoe (born on April 3, 2001) popularly known as Eme B is a US based Ghanaian Gospel singer, songwriter and performing artist. She is a young, fast-growing gospel artist from Ghana who has lived in the United States since she was nine.
== Biography ==
Emerald Serwaah Boateng Bekoe was born on April 3, 2001 in Koforidua, Ghana until she came to the United States at the age of nine. She began to sing and write her own songs at the age of 8 but did not begin to develop her gift until she was 10 years old when she would lead praise and worship at church. A recent graduate from Purdue University Global, she just received her Associates Degree in Information Technology and will be pursuing her Bachelor's Degree soon
== Musical Career ==
Eme B released her first single Who am I on the first of January 2022 to begin her path of ministry as she serves in her father’s church, Pastor Jerry Boateng (Resident Pastor) of Abundant Grace Chapel International - House of Grace, as the Choir Director. As a gospel artist, she has showcased her ability to create a fusion of African languages and English through her music releases.
== Discography ==
* Who am I - 2022
* Miracle God - 2022
* Worship Encounter - 2022
* The Omnipotent (Live) - 2022
== Awards and Nominations ==
In 2022, Eme B was nominated in 4 categories during the Eastern Music Awards in Ghana for her first single Who am I. Out of these categories, she won the Gospel Act of the Year and Female Vocalist of the Year. 
* Gospel Act of the Year (2022)
* Gospel Song of the Year (2022)
* Female Vocalist of the Year (2022)
* Eastern International Based Act of Year (2022)
Category:2001 births
Category:Ghanaian gospel singers
Category:Ghanaian songwriters
Emeka (British musician)

Matthew Chukwuemeka Onyike (born 14 August 1999), better known as Emeka, is a British rapper Emeka and songwriter and from Gosport, Hampshire. His stage name is the short version of his Nigerian name 'Chukwuemeka', which means "God has done so much"
Emeka is an artist who resides in Australia but originates from the UK. He started releasing music in July 2021. 
== Early life ==
Matthew Chukwuemeka Onyike was on born August 14, 1999. As well as music, he is a podcast host for, and owner of The Modern Day Man Podcast https://au.linkedin.com/in/matt-onyike https://au.linkedin.com/company/themoderndaymanpodcast?trk=public_profile_topcard-current-company
== Personal life ==
On Genius (company)|Genius Emeka cited Wretch 32, Cadet, Kano and others as musical influences, which he later also mentioned in an interview 
Emeka is a big believer in self-improvement, the pursuit of greatness, and self-development
== Discography ==
* Shoot Your Shot (Emeka Single) (2022) 
* Beauty And The Beats (Emeka Single) (2022)
* On The Same Crud (Emeka Single) (2022) 
* Wretch's Cadet (Emeka Single) (2021)
* Neverland (Emeka Single) (2021)
== Family ==
Emeka is the grandson of Eze Ogo Anagha Ezikpe and Linda Ezikpe, who were both prominent Nigerian figures , and Emeka's source of inspiration and motivation 
Category:1999 births
Category:English hip hop musicians
Category:Black British male rappers
Emeka Kalu

Chief Dr. Emeka Kalu, a Nigerian politician and business man who hails from Amaogwu Village in Bende LGA of Abia State was born into the family of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Kalu on 15th August, 1961. He attended his elementary school within his locality and then completed his secondary school education at Methodist College, Uzuakoli in Umuahia, Abia State. Thereafter, he gained admission into Phoenix University, USA where he studied Electrical Engineering. He is a prominent man in the society. Engr. Dr. Kalu is the CEO of Stercoll Group of Companies having subsidiaries and annexes with its headquarter in the United States of America. He is also a Chieftain of People' s Democratic Party (PDP) and is serving as the National Coordinator, PDP Coalition since 2019. Dr. Kalu is happily married and blessed with four children.
==Political Career==
In 2015, Chief Emeka Kalu aspired and ran for governorship of Abia State under the umbrella of All Progressive Grand Alliance (APGA) but he lost. In 2019, he was the mobilizer of Atiku Abubakar/Peter Obi PDP Presidential campaign through a movement tagged "ATIKULATED AGENDA" with the goal of winning the election for the party. He is a Chieftain of the People's Democratic Party working to ensure the Party succeeds in the 2023 general elections. Chief Emeka kalu is also the Director General of Global Initiatives For Good Governance (GIGG).
==Industrial Career==
Dr. Emeka Kalu is an industrialist with good stake in the oil/gas services, shipping, offshore rigging, platform assemblage, consultancy, electronic fittings, construction and general merchandize. He is always prepared to contribute his quotas for the overall transformation of Nigeria economy. He is passionate about helping humanity and is empowering people through his foundation, Stercoll Foundation, a charity and philanthropic organization that has been providing education, health related and other humanitarian services.
Category:1961 births
Category:Peoples' Democratic Party politicians
Category:Abia State politicians
Category:Members of the Senate (Nigeria)
Category:People from Abia State
Category:University of Phoenix alumni
Emergency communication system

Emergency communication system (ECS) refers to any system (usually computer-based) designed to facilitate one-way and two-way exchange of emergency information between people and groups of persons. Commonly, these systems are meant to send information across various devices, including signal lights, text messages, and live, streaming video, producing a unified communication system intended to maximise emergency communications. In contrast to emergency notification systems, which provide emergency information in a single direction, emergency communication systems are frequently capable of initiating and receiving communication between many parties. Typically, these systems consist of input devices, sensors, and output/communication devices. Consequently, information may originate from a number of sources and places, from which the system will spread it to one or more target audiences.
An emergency notification system is a set of mechanisms that permit the unidirectional distribution or broadcast of messages to one or many groups of people with information about an ongoing or imminent emergency situation. Examples of emergency notification systems include mass automated dialling services such as Cell Broadcast and Reverse 911, as well as common siren systems used to notify for tornadoes, tsunamis, air-raids, and other similar catastrophes.
In addition to providing or integrating the same notification services, emergency communication systems often permit two-way contact between emergency communications professionals, impacted individuals, and first responders. A further distinction between the terms "communication" and "notification" is that "communication" implies the ability to provide detailed and meaningful information about an evolving emergency and possible responses, whereas "notification" refers to a one-time transmission of the existence and general nature of an emergency.
Category:Emergency communication
Category:Emergency population warning systems
Emergency medical services

The emergency medical services (EMS), often known as ambulance services or paramedic services, are a kind of emergency service that provides rapid pre-hospital treatment and stabilisation for severe illnesses and injuries, as well as transfer to final care for such patients. They could also go by the names first aid squad, FAST squad, emergency squad, ambulance squad, ambulance corps, life squad, or they might be referred to by various initialisms like EMAS or EMARS.
The public, as well as medical facilities, other emergency services, businesses, and authorities, are able to contact emergency medical services in the majority of locations by dialling an emergency telephone number. This puts callers in touch with a control facility, which will then send out a resource that is appropriate for the circumstances of the call.
While police cars, motorbikes, helicopters, and boats are sometimes used, ambulances remain the most common mode of transportation for emergency medical services (EMS). EMS agencies may also offer a patient transport service for non-emergency situations, and some of them may even employ rescue squads that can do technical rescue operations.
Those who are in immediate need of medical attention are given treatment at the site by the emergency medical services (EMS). They are responsible for transporting the patient to the subsequent level of treatment if it is determined that this step is required. It is quite probable that we are at a hospital's emergency room at this time. In the past, ambulances were solely used to carry patients to medical facilities, and in certain regions of the poor world, this practise is still followed. As first responders started placing a greater focus on diagnosis and treatment at the site of an incident, the term "emergency medical service" began to gain popularity. In certain parts of the world, a significant proportion of calls to emergency medical services do not end with the patient being transported to a hospital.
There is a large amount of variation throughout the globe in both the degrees of training and qualifications required of members and workers of emergency medical services. There may be people present in some systems who are only trained to drive ambulances and have no further medical training whatsoever. On the other hand, the vast majority of systems include employees who have at least fundamental first aid qualifications, such as basic life support (BLS). They are referred to as emergency medical technicians (EMTs) and paramedics in countries where English is the primary language. Paramedics have extra training, including advanced life support (ALS) abilities, thus they are distinguished from EMTs. In addition, medical doctors and registered nurses often offer pre-hospital treatment in varied degrees across nations.
Category:Emergency medical services
Category:Lifesaving
Emergency medical technician

An emergency medical technician (EMT), who also goes by the title of ambulance technician, is a member of the medical community who works in the field of providing emergency medical care. Ambulances are the settings in which one is most likely to find an EMT at work. In nations where English is the primary language, emergency medical services are provided by paramedics, who are members of a distinct profession with their own unique set of educational requirements, credentials, and scope of practise.
It is common for private ambulance services, municipal emergency medical services, government entities, hospitals, and fire departments to use emergency medical technicians (EMTs). Although some emergency medical technicians work for companies that pay them, others do it as volunteers, especially in more remote locations. A physician would often draught the guidelines that emergency medical technicians (EMTs) follow while providing medical treatment to patients.
EMTs are put in potentially dangerous situations on a regular basis, including lifting patients and equipment, treating patients suffering from contagious diseases, working with potentially harmful chemicals, and transporting patients in either ground or air vehicles. Employers can reduce the risk of their workers becoming ill or injured on the job by providing safe patient handling equipment, implementing a training programme to educate EMTs on the hazards of their jobs, and providing personal protective equipment (PPE) such as respirators, gloves, and isolation gowns when dealing with biological hazards.
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, infectious diseases have emerged as one of the most pressing problems. In response to this, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in the United States, together with other authorities and organisations, have released guidelines for the prevention of COVID-19 hazards in the workplace. Modified call inquiries, symptom screening, ubiquitous use of personal protective equipment (PPE), hand hygiene, physical distance, and severe disinfection routine are among particular suggestions that have been made. After conducting research on ambulance ventilation systems, scientists discovered that aerosols frequently recirculate throughout the compartment. This poses a health risk for emergency medical technicians (EMTs) when transporting sick patients who are capable of transmitting diseases through the air. A design with unidirectional airflow may provide superior protection for employees.
Category:Emergency medical responders
Emergency notification system

An emergency notification system is a mechanism that facilitates the one-way distribution or broadcast of messages to one or more groups of individuals, warning them to an impending or present emergency. These messages may be sent to one or all of these groups of people. In the early 1980s, Dialogic Communication Corporation (DCC) developed what would later become known as the Emergency Notification System (ENS). In 2018, Motorola Solutions completed the acquisition of Airbus DS Communications, which included the purchase of DCC along with its patent portfolio.
One click notification is a mechanism for initiating the dissemination of a message inside a mobile app or emergency notification platform by pressing a single button. This button may be located anywhere within the app. One example of a multimodal notice that may be sent with only one click is an emergency notification system. The sending of messages via pre-saved settings such as selected contact groups, specified delivery methods, and other options may be triggered with a single click by organisations using a one-click notification service.
Systems that provide one-way and two-way communications, between emergency communications staff, first responders, and impacted individuals, are included in the category of emergency communication systems, of which emergency notification systems are a subset that falls under the broader term emergency communication systems. Emergency notification systems include things like mass automated dialling services like Reverse 9-1-1 and typical town siren systems. These are designed to warn people of things like tornadoes, tsunamis, air raids, and other potentially dangerous situations.
In the case of an emergency, several local governments and organisations that host major public events have begun implementing the use of emergency notification systems in order to be able to alert huge numbers of people. For instance, in 2013, the Dallas YMCA held its annual Thanksgiving "turkey trot" event, which attracted over 40,000 participants, and included a notification system known as RedFlag.
In order to promote the efficient use of one-way emergency alerts, the majority of the major telecoms providers provide Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) access to the subscriber data that is stored on their systems (in the regions that are covered by the PSAP).
Category:Emergency communication
Category:Emergency population warning systems
Emerging technologies

Rising technologies are those technologies whose development, practical applications, or both are still in the early stages of development, and as a result, they are symbolically emerging into prominence from a backdrop of nonexistence or obscurity, as opposed to established technologies. These technologies are mainly new, but they also contain older technologies that are still in their infancy in terms of potential, such as gene therapy, which is still in its early stages (which dates to circa 1990 but even today still has large undeveloped potential). Emerging technologies are often portrayed as having the potential to alter the status quo.
Uncertainty and ambiguity describe emerging technologies, which are marked by radical innovation (in application even if not in sources), relatively rapid expansion, coherence, significant influence, and coherence. To put it another way, an emerging technology can be defined as follows: "a technological innovation that is radically novel and relatively fast growing, characterised by a degree of coherence that persists over time and the potential to exert a significant impact on the socio-economic domain(s) that is observed in terms of the composition of actors, institutions, and patterns of interactions among those, as well as the associated knowledge production processes Its most significant influence, on the other hand, will be felt in the future, making the situation in the early stages of development unpredictable and ambiguous."
Emerging technologies encompass a wide range of technologies such as educational technology, information technology, nanotechnology, biotechnology, cognitive science, robotics, and artificial intelligence, to name a few categories.
It is possible that new technical areas will emerge as a consequence of the technological convergence of several systems moving towards comparable aims. Convergence is the merging of formerly independent technologies such as voice (and telephony features), data (and productivity apps), and video so that they may share resources and interact with one another, resulting in increased efficiency.
Category:Emerging technologies
Category:Bioethics
Category:Futures studies
Category:Technology forecasting
Emeritus

Emeritus is an adjective that is used to designate a retired chair, professor, pastor, bishop, pope, director, president, prime minister, rabbi, emperor, or other person who has been "permitted to retain as an honorary title the rank of the last office held." Examples of people who fit this description include former pastors, bishops, popes, directors, presidents, and prime ministers.
In certain instances, the title is bestowed onto all individuals who retire at a particular rank as a matter of course, whilst in other circumstances, it continues to be a recognition of exceptional service and is only bestowed on chosen retirees. It is also used when a person of distinction in a profession quits or turns up the job, which enables their prior status to be kept in their title, for example, "professor emeritus." The title of emeritus does not necessarily imply that a person has discharged all of the responsibilities associated with their previous post; in fact, the individual may continue to be responsible for part of those responsibilities.
Except in obituaries, where it may reflect their status at the time of death, the word emeritus is replaced in the description of dead professors emeriti listed at institutions in the United States by an indication of the years during which they were appointed as professors.
Category:Social titles
Category:Academic terminology
Emerson Caruso

Emerson Caruso (born 30 November 1971, Rio Grande) is a Brazilian blues singer and guitarist.
He started his career playing rock 'n' roll in Southern Brazil, where he was in several bands, most notably Jupiter Apple.
After recording the album A Sétima Efervescência he left the group to pursue his career as a blues guitarist..
He was the opening act and accompanying guitarist for several American bluesmen touring Brazil such as Donald Kinsey, Larry McCray, James Wheeler, Magic Slim, Willie "Big Eyes" Smith, Lorenzo Thompson and Henry Gray..
He is currently the frontman of Emerson Caruso Trio.
== Discography ==
* Blues del Fuego (2004)
* Blues Follows Me.. (2009)
* Emerson Caruso Trio + Benê Junior” Live at TUC (2009)
* Strange Times (2012)
* "We Are All Together" (2020) – Single
* Candy Man (2022)
Category:1971 births
Category:Brazilian rhythm and blues singers
Category:Brazilian guitarists
Emerson Fittipaldi Jr.

Emerson "Emmo" Fittipaldi Jr. (born 7 March 2007) is a Brazilian racing driver. He currently competes in the Formula Regional European Championship for Saintéloc Racing.
He previously raced in the Italian F4 Championship and is a former member of the Sauber Academy.
== Career ==
=== Formula 4 ===
==== 2021 ====
Fittipaldi began his single-seater career in 2021, competing in the F4 Danish Championship with FSP Racing. His season started out with a podium at the season opener, before he scored his maiden pole position at the following round. Having fought for the win, Fittipaldi was involved in a late-race collision with Juju Noda, which forced the Brazilian to retire from the race. After scoring a podium in Race 3, Fittipaldi took his first victory in car racing at Jyllandsringen in the third event. Another win followed at Padborg Park, before Fittipaldi took two further podiums in Djursland. He finished the season in third place, having amassed eight podiums.
==== 2022 ====
The following year, Fittipaldi progressed into the Italian F4 Championship, where he completed a full season for Van Amersfoort Racing, whilst also taking part in two rounds of the ADAC Formula 4 Championship. He took four points and ended up 23rd in the drivers' standings.
=== FIA Formula 3 ===
In September 2022, Fittipaldi took part in the FIA Formula 3 post-season test, driving for Charouz Racing System on the first day.
=== Formula Regional ===
Fittipaldi stepped up to the Formula Regional European Championship in 2023 with Saintéloc Racing.
On 1 July 2023, at a FRECA race at Spa-Francorchamps, Fittipaldi was involved in a multi-car crash at Kemmel-Radillon initiated by Tim Tramnitz. One of the racers that crashed Dilano van 't Hoff, was killed in the incident. 
===Formula One===
In 2020 Fittipaldi became a member of the Sauber Academy.
In October 2022 he was a finalist in the Ferrari Driver Academy’s Scouting World Final.
==Personal life==
He is the son of two-time Formula One World Champion Emerson Fittipaldi.
Category:2007 births
Category:Brazilian people