Concede a Senatorial Seat to Women Across States – Hon. Tukur [Interview]
Concede a Senatorial Seat to Women Across States – Hon. Tukur [interview]
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We have a rehabilitation center called "chance for you" here in Gwarinpa when such drug addicts are brought for rehabilitation. We do urine testing when they bring them in which will tell us the kind of substance they take. We accommodate them for …
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More Afghan Opium May Mean More Pakistani Addicts
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Dr. Saleem Azam, who heads a rehabilitation center in Karachi, said drugs are easily available. "These are available like peanuts; you are sitting in your office, you are sitting in your bedroom, you are sitting in your living room, you can call a …
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He Looked Byond My Faults-The ARC Gospel Choir – A cappella music is sung without instrumental accompaniment. The Choir-The ARC Gospel Choir, in 1975 eight residents of the Addicts Rehabilitation Center (ARC), located then at 253 and 255 West 123rd Street in Harlem, began a gospel journey as an a capella choral group. Since its inception the choir’s dedication and commitment to fight against drugs through gospel songs have won it respect and recognition as one of the most outstanding a capella choirs in today’s gospel industry. Singing primarily in the Greater New York Area, the choir has traveled extensively through the eastern seaboard, performing at schools, hospitals, churches, jails, civic, and social affairs. In their annual performances, they have received critical acclaim from standing-room-only audiences throughout Europe. The choir performs under the direction of its founder, James Allen, and its traveling director, Curtis Lundy, a world-acclaimed jazz musician and arranger. The Song-He Looked Beyond My Faults, was penned by Dottie Rambo in the 70’s, and has been recorded by various gospel groups thru the years. From their 1990 None But The Righteous live recording; He Looked Beyond My Faults, on lead Harold “Sonny” Wright. Harold “Sonny” Wright was a part of the great doo woop vocal groups The Diamonds & The Regals and had his own group the Cadence Metronomes.
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