Minister of Women Affairs, Pauline Tallen, says government has established family courts in 16 states across the country to ensure child-friendly justice for children, either as victims or as offenders of violence. Tallen disclosed this while briefing newsmen recently in Abuja.
According to her, the establishment of family courts is as a result of the effective and sustained advocacy and sensitisation for effective implementation of the Child Rights Law (CRL).
Tallen added that to ensure the safety and protection of children, she also reconstituted the Technical Working Group on Ending Violence Against Children and the Technical Working Group on Case Management in Nigeria.
She said the ministry had also launched the Beta Version and upgraded the National Orphans and Vulnerable Children Management Information Systems (NOMIS) data base.
She explained that the data base was to provide robust data on the National Orphans and Vulnerable Children, generated from the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
The ministry had also launched the Movement for Good to end Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) and mobilised some persons to pledge to end the practice by 2030, she stated.
She noted that in spite of efforts by government and other stakeholders, children were still vulnerable and victims of abduction, ritual killings, rape, child marriage, domestic abuse and others.
“These are all acts that are perpetrated by close family members and caregivers that are supposed to protect these children.
“More worrisome is the recent increase of violence in schools, where children are physically and sexually abused.
The minister, therefore, urged stakeholders, particularly the entertainment industry, to use their platforms constructively toward promoting good values.
She revealed that 31 states have so far domesticated the Child Rights Act 2003, adding that advocacy was ongoing to ensure the remaining states do the same.
The Minister of State for the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Dr Ramatu Tijani-Aliyu, represented by Hajiya Hadiza Kabir, the Secretary, Special Development, stressed the need to strengthen mechanisms that would protect children from violence.
pain’s Rafael Nadal celebrates winning his quarter final match against Serbia’s Novak Djokovic REUTERS/Pascal Rossignol
Talks of an end to Rafael Nadal’s reign proved premature once again as the claycourt king stayed on course for a record-extending men’s 22nd Grand Slam title by beating arch rival Novak Djokovic 6-2 4-6 6-2 7-6(4) in a vintage French Open quarter-final clash on Tuesday.
The 13-time Roland Garros champion, beaten by the world number one in the semi-finals here last year, arrived in Paris on the back of two injuries that had hampered his preparations.
Having already survived a five-set thriller against Felix Auger Aliassime in the previous round, the Spaniard, who has only lost three times at the French Open since his first campaign in 2005, knows every inch of the immense court Philippe Chatrier and Djokovic paid for the reminder.
The Serbian is still stuck at 20 Grand Slam titles after being barred from taking part in the Australian Open by local authorities over his refusal to get vaccinated against COVID-19 – a major that Nadal won.
On the day teenager Carlos Alcaraz, who has been widely tipped as his successor, was knocked out, Nadal threw the punches and had defending champion Djokovic on the ropes in a high octane start under the spotlights.
Djokovic fought back in an 88-minute second set but the 35-year-old Nadal, backed by a partisan crowd, found the resources to end it in four sets despite being a break down in the fourth and set up a meeting with German third seed Alexander Zverev for a place in Sunday’s final.
Zverev beat Alcaraz in four sets earlier.
MAGIC NIGHT
“It’s a very emotional moment for me. Thank you everyone. It’s incredible, the support I get from you. Everyone knows how important it is for me to play here. It’s the most important tournament of my career,” Nadal said on court after the four-hour-12-minute tug of war.
“Very tough match. Djokovic is one of the best players in history. Playing against him is always a big challenge. Against him there’s only one way to play – at your best level from the first point to the last.
“And today was a magic night for me. Unexpected level from me.”
A 10-minute opening game, won by Nadal on Djokovic’s serve, set the tone of the clash of the heavyweights.
“Rafa, Rafa!” the crowd chanted.
He broke a second time with a trademark forehand winner down the line before wrapping up the first set on serve when Djokovic made his ninth unforced error.
The Serbian fell 3-0 behind in the second, but a poorly-executed drop shot by Nadal allowed him to pull a break back.
A smile appeared on Djokovic’s face. In a key 18-minute sixth game, Djokovic broke again on his fifth attempt when Nadal’s backhand went wide.
He faced a break point in the following game but Nadal was playing too short and the Serbian bagged his fourth consecutive gale in a spectacular turnaround.
Nadal just managed to hold for 4-4 but cracked on serve at 5-4 as Djokovic levelled the match.
The Mallorcan, however, started the third set in similar fashion as the first, racing to a 4-1 lead and wrapping it up on yet another unforced error from Djokovic.
In a see-saw contest, Djokovic regained the upper hand to open a 3-0 lead in the fourth set but Nadal would not go into a fifth set, breaking back for 4-5 before forcing a tiebreak in which he gave his opponent no chance.
The Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) says it plans to institute new dimension strategies in basic education.
Executive Secretary of UBEC, Dr. Hamid Boboyi, disclosed this at a two-day interactive meeting of the department of special programmes with SUBEB special Education desk officers in Abuja.
He acknowledged that technical experts were selected to kick start the programme for a clearer understanding of the principles of inclusive education in terms of whole-school planning.
He noted that the ultimate goal of the meeting was to ensure that the learning needs of all categories of children with special needs are adequately catered for through the provision of assistive technologies and instructional materials.
Boboyi mentioned that the inclusive education system would implement individualised education opportunities for different categories of children with disabilities, provide a common learning environment for all learners, and present a clear vision and well-stated mission geared toward achieving exceptional learning performance.
“It is on record that they are between 93 and 150 million children with different categories of disabilities in the world. There are 100, 863 males and 88,208 females totalling 189,070 Nigerian children with different categories of disabilities in basic education institutions only as revealed in the UBE National Personnel Audit report in 2018,” said the UBEC boss.
If you want to combat heart disease, there are plenty of foods you can incorporate into your diet to do so. We know you might think there will only be fruits and vegetables on this list, and while they are incredibly healthy for you, there are plenty more foods you should eat. To help you get started on your health journey, Here is a list of fantastic foods you can eat.
Green Tea
This refreshing drink comes with many antioxidants and helps prevent arterial plaque buildup. It also lowers LDL, cholesterol, and triglycerides! Drink up if you wish to promote your heart health.
Red Wine
Red Wine
You don’t have to give up all of your vices! Feel free to drink red wine (in moderation, of course). Experts revealed that doing so can lead to a boost in your HDL levels and prevention of cholesterol buildup. It comes with antioxidants that prevent unhealthy blood clots by keeping blood vessels flexible!
Chocolate
It is also fine to indulge in your favorite chocolate bar from time to time. This sweet treat will make you feel better instantly, not to mention that it brings down your risk of heart disease and stroke. A Harvard study said regularly consuming raw cocoa led to better blood pressure and no hypertension. Eat it in moderation, and you will see improved blood vessel flexibility, better blood pressure, and lower heart-related disease risk.
Mackerel
Mackerel
If you want to eat fish other than salmon and tuna, why not go with mackerel? It goes well in salads and other dishes. Moreover, it is loaded with antioxidants and omega-3 fatty acids. It is great at lowering the risk for cancer and cardiovascular disease.
Salmon
Salmon
Also known as the ‘chicken of the sea,’ salmon comes with omega-3 fatty acids and other nutrients that help lower triglyceride levels, loosen up blood vessels, prevent blood clots, and combat heart disease.
Oatmeal
Oatmeal
Oatmeal is a great way to begin your day! It is flexible and tasty, not to mention that it is full of various nutrients and minerals. It is high in fiber and boasts of a low glycemic index so look no further if you wish to lose weight and control diabetes. It also clears arteries for better heart health!
Chickpeas
Chickpeas
Chickpeas might be small, though they are nonetheless packed with cardiovascular nutrition. Loaded with fiber, potassium, and vitamins, chickpeas can bring down cholesterol and lower the risk of heart disease.
Brown Rice
Cooked Brown Rice
Rice has for many centuries been a staple food for many cultures around the world. The brown variety however is often less frequently spoken of, so we’re here to give it the good PR that it deserves. Aside from filling you up with vitamins and minerals, brown rice fights off heart disease and diabetes.
Kidney Beans
Kidney Beans
Rich in magnesium, protein, and folate, kidney beans are low in fat and high in fiber. This means they bring down homocysteine levels and effectively reduce risk for strokes, heart disease, and even cancer! Go ahead and add them to your soups and stews if you wish.
Grapefruit
Grapefruit
Did you know that grapefruit comes with loads of fiber, potassium, lycopene, and choline? It’s true! This is a great way to keep your heart health in check. It is even recommended in the DASH diet, a nutritional pattern meant to bring down blood pressure.
Oranges
Oranges
We all love oranges! The fruit can quench your thirst, but it can also help absorb the cholesterol in your food. It comes with fiber, nutrients, vitamin C, and potassium. These components are great if you wish to flush out sodium, bring down blood pressure, and neutralize unhealthy proteins.
Cranberries
Cranberries
This fruit is not only delicious, but it also comes with plenty of antioxidants and nutrients. It would not be here if it did not help lower your risk for heart disease. Apart from that, it also prevents UTI and lowers risk factors for gum disease, stomach ulcers, and cancer.
Pomegranates
Add pomegranates to smoothies, salads, and shakes since they come with many antioxidants that protect your arteries from plaque oxidation and fight heart disease. Studies show it also helps prevent prostate cancer, diabetes, strokes, and Alzheimer’s. It is great for your teeth, skin, and joints as well!
Blueberries
Blueberries
Blueberries are tasty and full of antioxidants and nutrients. Apparently, three servings per week can do wonders for your health! It will prevent cholesterol build-up, improve blood pressure, and protect against arterial plaque buildup. Other benefits are the elimination of cancer and lower risk for heart disease.
Apples
Apples
The common saying might actually be true! Apples are full of minerals, antioxidants, and vitamins that lower risk for heart disease and bring down blood pressure. There are endless options to choose from and you can sort them by colors, flavors, and health benefits!
Pears
Pears
Like apples, pears are also rich in antioxidants, nutrients, and fiber. Ultimately, this means they can lower the risk for heart disease and reduce both blood pressure and cholesterol.
Watermelon
We dare say that watermelons are the best fruit for the summer! Since the fruit is made of about 96% water, this is a great way to hydrate. Watermelons are brimming with potassium, magnesium, and vitamins A, B6, and C. This means regular consumption will lead to lower blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
Dragon Fruit
Listen, before you get all giddy thinking that this fruit comes from actual fire-breathing beasts, it doesn’t. However it does pack a fiery punch of phytonutrients, nutrients, iron, calcium, protein, antioxidants, carotene, polyunsaturated fatty acids, vitamin C and B vitamins.
Bananas
Bananas go great in your smoothies or breakfast bowls! Aside from the taste, it is also full of fiber, potassium, and protein. Bananas also help muscles contract and nerve cells respond. Though they get a bad rep in the dieting world, the yellow fruits are actually low energy density food with resistant starch and fiber. Basically, they are great for weight loss. Not to mention that they bring down blood pressure, keep heartbeat regular, and promote heart health in general.
Beets
fresh sliced beetroot on wooden surface
Beets come with high levels of minerals, antioxidants, and minerals. These purple superstars can lower homocysteine levels, reduce risk for heart disease, strengthen various organs, and prevent cancer.
Avocados
Avocados have become so famous there are stores completely dedicated to the fruit! This is partly because of how healthy they are. Avocados are full of potassium, antioxidants, and monounsaturated fats that help bring down cholesterol, improve heart health, and lower the risk for heart disease.
Carrots
Carrot
Carrots are excellent heart-healthy vegetables. We know they help improve vision, though they also fight against free radicals and heart disease. Carrots are full of nutrients and vitamins that help combat cancer, as well as improve bone and cardiovascular health.
Eggplant
Eggplant
Eggplants taste wonderful, and they are loaded with vitamins, nasunin, antioxidants, minerals, and flavonoids. These purple beauties help improve circulation, lower cholesterol, prevent blood clots, and bring down risk for heart disease.
Broccoli
Broccoli
Don’t be scared of broccoli! They are excellent for your cardiovascular health as the vegetable brings down cholesterol and strengthens blood vessels. Thanks to its sulforaphane content, it has anti-inflammatory properties and helps the prevention of blood sugar-related chronic problems.
Cabbage
Cabbage
At the end of the day, we only have our own bodies to protect us against disease and illness. Having said that, it’s of paramount importance that we look after ourselves, and cabbage is on our side in this endeavor. Cabbage is packed with vitamin c, an array of minerals, vitamins and antioxidants and a lot more. As a bonus, cabbage helps maintain healthy vision.
Kale
Kale
This member of the cabbage family is extremely good for you. It comes with nutrients that ensure the health of your cardiovascular system and fight heart disease. Kale is full of omega-3 fatty acids, antioxidants, and fiber as well. It is a great addition to meals since it is low in both fat and calories.
Spinach
Spinach
This leafy vegetable is the best source of vitamin K, ultimately helping the prevention of blood clots and development of stronger bones. It is also full of potassium, fiber, folate, and lutein that helps promote cardiovascular health.
Garlic
Garlic lowers the plaque level in arteries, bring down blood pressure, and lower blood vessel-constricting enzymes. Feel free to consume it as a pill if you don’t like the taste!
Ginger
Ginger fans, we have some great news! Regular consumption of the wonderful-smelling spice actually lowers the risk for cardiovascular disease like high blood pressure and coronary heart disease.
Turmeric
Turmeric has been found to contain the active compound curcumin that helps block heart enlargement. Other benefits include the prevention of obesity, high blood pressure, and dysfunctional blood vessels. It also helps lower the risk for heart disease.
Cinnamon
Cinnamon
Cinnamon is enriched with calcium, full of fiber fiber and lowers glucose and cholesterol levels. Cinnamon doesn’t just add a festive taste to most dishes, it’s super healthy and can even improve cognition.
Almonds
Almonds
We all know how tasty almonds are, though you should also remember that they can boost cognitive functions, combat heart disease, and reduce cholesterol! Thanks to the high level of plant sterols, it also helps prevent the absorption of LDL.
Olive Oil
Olive oil
Olive oil isn’t just the best oil to add to any salad, it is also really healthy! Used largely in the Mediterranean diet, it’s no surprise it’s so good for your health. If you’re looking to reduce harmful LDL cholesterol, fight blood clots and regulate blood sugar levels, then opt for the extra virgin strain.
Water
Water
Water is healthy? Are you serious? Yeah yeah, we all know that water is better than any other drink on this planet… at least when it comes to health. There are a bunch of coffee addicts rolling their eyes right now. As basic at it may seem, keeping yourself hydrated is essential in keeping all the body’s systems running at 100%.
There you have along list of foods to help keep your heart healthy, also remember to always exercise as this really helps your heart.
Fourteen months after getting approval to operate as a private university, Topfaith University has taken its place among established tertiary institutions in Nigeria.
The university’s inauguration and first matriculation ceremony held at its luxuriant campus in Mkpatak, Essien Udim, Akwa Ibom State recently.
The two-part ceremony was premiered by the inauguration of the Udom Emmanuel Block (housing the Management and Social Sciences Faculty) by Governor Udom Emmanuel.
The faculty consists of the Udom Emmanuel Accounting Laboratory, a world class financial service and research facility.
Speaking at the brief ceremony, the governor who was represented by his Deputy, Moses Ekpo commended the leadership of the university for the creativity, hard work and foresight that have facilitated the success story of the university.
The Chairman of the institution’s Board of Trustees, Dr. Emmanuel Abraham pledged the management’s commitment to innovating premium quality in tertiary education.
He explained that naming the Accounting facility after the governor represents the university’s regard for Emmanuel’s area of professionalism.
Abraham said the university’s three dimensional thrust focuses on the desire to discover, develop and deploy talents.
The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Patrick Ebewo highlighted the academic offerings of the institution and stressed the need for students to embrace the ethical standards promoted by the university towards the attainment of social progress.
The governor’s representative also planted the “Topfaith Inauguration Tree” to commemorate the establishment of the university before joining the procession to the matriculation hall.
Highlights of the event were the formal installation of HRM Edidem Raymond T. Inyang, Paramount Ruler of Onna LGA as the Chancellor of the university; the matriculation oath-taking by the 104 students; presentation of the ARISE fund for research and goodwill messages.
Ekpo advised the new students to replicate the values of the university in their daily lives.
“The state government is ready to partner your university and be part of this unfolding greatness. You must turn away from anti-social behaviour to explore your full potential for development.”
The 104 students were admitted into the university’s four faculties. The present course profile is to be expanded to accommodate other disciplines in 2023, while a post- graduate school is earmarked for the second phase in 2028.
An Edtech company, Edves Inc., has concluded plans to organise an Edtech and non-Edtech conference for primary and secondary school leaders.
The conference, which will hold in Lagos, is aimed at bringing together over 5,000 educators, administrators, school owners, parents, and other stakeholders both online and offline across six African countries to discuss actionable ways to enhance quality education delivery while prioritizing technology.
The Chief Executive Officer and co-founder, Edves Inc., ‘Dimeji Falana said the goal of this year’s conference is to discuss ‘Learning Outcomes’ of students with thought leaders in the industry, proffering both tech and non-tech related solutions to the challenges associated with the need to evaluate the skills and abilities individual students should possess and demonstrate upon completion of a learning cycle or a sequence of learning experiences.
The conference with the theme ‘Learning Outcomes’, will hold on Friday, June 3 2022 (online) at 12 noon GMT+1 and Saturday, June 4, 2022 (online and in-person) at D’ Podium Event Centre, Ikeja, Lagos at 9am GMT+1.
Some of the expected speakers include Prof. Ndubuisi Ekekwe; Harvard Business Review; Prof. Elechi Ogba, Dean Faculty of Management, EBSU; Prof. Olumide Longe, Fulbright Scholar; Rotimi Eyitayo, Chief Executive, Teammaster; Amba-Fowler, Director, Vivian Fowler Schools, Lagos; Miracule D. Gavor, University College London; Trisha Callella, University of South California, among others.
UNICEF Ambassador and global award-winning artist, Cohbams Asuquo would sing on the theme of the annual conference, ‘Learning Outcomes’.
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has called for community ownership of telecommunications infrastructure to save needless economic losses across the country.
NCC also decried the increasing rate of visualisation on telecom facilities that includes daily 40 fiber cuts, stealing of oil, panels and other valuable at operators’ sub-stations.
The Executive Vice Chairman of the Commission, Professor Garba Umar Danbatta, made the call during a Village Square dialogue with the theme “Protection of Telecom Infrastructure for Improved Quality of Service: The role of residents,” held in Danbatta Local Government Area of Kano State.
Danbatta represented by the Director, Technical Standards and Network Integrity Department, Engr. Bako Wakil stressed the need for the community members to safeguard the telecom infrastructures to ensure efficient and effective consumer services.
Wakili who stressed that available statistics show that the telecom operators experience daily cable damage, stealing of generators, inverter batteries, and diesel among others, insisted that until the community, traditional and religious leaders rise to take ownership of the facility, there may not be an end to activities of the vandals.
He said the protection of telecom infrastructures was a responsibility of all, hence the need for the community members not to hesitate in reporting any suspicious act of vandalizing telecom infrastructure in the interest of all.
According to him, “We are advocating that people in the communities should be at the forefront of protecting the telecommunication infrastructure because without those infrastructure we cannot get the desired quality of services.
“And it is our hope that people in Danbatta area where we are conducting the second edition of village square conversation to enlighten the people towards protecting telecommunication infrastructures particularly the mast, fiber optic that are buried in the ground because if those infrastructures were tampered with, there will not be services.
“And you will agree with me that today Telecom services has become an essential services to us that all of us cannot do without. So it is in our interest to protect those infrastructure for us to get improved and good quality of service.
“Across the country, there are so many complains of vandalization and destruction of infrastructure. The recent data we have shows that the service providers on daily basis experience over 40 fiber cuts in a day. They also experience stealing of generator, inverter batteries, diesels and so on.
“People know how to complain about poor services but don’t know that it is the actions of those bad elements that are tempering with our infrastructures that are causing the issues.”
In his remarks, the District Head of Danbatta and Sarkin Ban Bichi, Isyaku Wada Waziri assured the commission that the people of his community would support the commission in protecting the telecom infrastructures in the area.
Secondary school teachers can now apply for the 2022 edition of the ‘Maltina Teacher of the Year’.
Entries will be received from May 26 to July 22, 2022.
Speaking at the flag-off ceremony for this year’s award in Lagos, the Company Secretary/Legal Director of Nigerian Breweries Plc, Uaboi Agbebaku, said, “The teaching job is a special one, and there is really no reward on earth that is big enough to compensate teachers for what they do. Indeed, we owe them a great deal of gratitude for the crucial roles they continue to play. So, for us in Nigerian Breweries, the Maltina Teacher of the Year Awards is an avenue to honour them.”
According to Agbebaku, eligible teachers should log on to the competition’s website (www.maltinateacheroftheyear.com) to apply.
Alternatively, they can download the forms, fill them out, scan and email the forms to maltinateacheroftheyear@heineken.com.
“The first runner-up of the competition will receive a trophy and a cash reward of N1,500,000, while the second runner-up receives a trophy and N1,250,000. All state champions will be rewarded with recognition plaques and a cash prize of N500,000 each,” he added.
He commended the stakeholders in the education sector for their continued support for the Maltina Teacher of the Year award, such as the federal and state ministries of education, the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), All Nigeria Confederation of Principals of Secondary Schools (ANCOPSS), Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN) and the media.
The Kano Zone of ASUU on Tuesday expressed concern over alleged intimidation and threats against some of its officials by the management of the Kaduna State University (KASU).
The Coordinator, Abdulkadir Muhammad, expressed the consternation in a statement issued on Tuesday in Kaduna.
Muhammad stated that the zone had received a disturbing report on the issuance of queries to the KASU Branch Chairman and Acting Secretary, Dr Peter Adamu, and Dr Akos Ibrahim, respectively.
He added that the queries were vindictive and were issued to the two officials for communicating the decision of the branch’s congress through the media.
He stated also that the congress agreed to communicate to the public its angst against reopening of the university by the management while ASUU strike subsisted.
“We condemn the action of the university management which singles out the branch chairman and the acting secretary for a possible reprimand over an action that emanated from members of the branch.
“As a duly registered trade union recognised by law, we shall not tolerate any form of threat or intimidation against any member or official of our union for exercising constitutionally guaranteed rights of embarking on industrial actions.
“The Kano Zone of ASUU wants to re-emphasise that the on-going national strike action of our union is patriotic and necessary for the restoration of our long-neglected university system,’’ he stated.
Muhammad advised the university’s management against any action that could worsen the current precarious industrial relations climate.
He called on the management withdraw the “vindictive and hastily issued queries’’ to the two ASUU officials.
“The zone’s leadership is closely monitoring developments in the university, and we remain prepared to take appropriate action at the appropriate time on the matter,’’ Muhammad stated.
An authoritative source in the university who spoke on condition of anonymity confirmed that the ASUU officials were queried for sabotaging efforts by management to resume academic activities.
The varsity’s management had announced on April 26 that academic activities would resume on May 9 for the continuation of the second semester 2020/2021 academic session.
The university’s branch of ASUU stated on May 1, however, it had not pulled out of the on-going ASUU strike.
The union, in its statement, dissociated itself from the circular released by the university on April 26 asking students and lecturers to resume academic activities on May 9.
The Kano Zone of ASUU covers Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Bayero University, Kano, Kaduna State University, Kaduna, and Yusuf Maitama Sule University, Kano.
It also covers the Federal University, Dutse, Kano University of Science and Technology, Wudil, and Sule Lamido University, Kafin Hausa.
Nigeria is set to pick up another FIFA World Cup ticket in women’s football as the U17 Girls, Flamingos go up against their Ethiopian counterparts in the final round, final leg of their FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup fixture at the MKO Abiola National Stadium, Abuja on Saturday.
The Flamingos won the first leg in Addis Ababa penultimate weekend 1-0, with a strike by goal-a-game forward Opeyemi Ajakaiye, who now has six goals in the campaign.
Officials for the big match are scheduled to arrive Nigeria on Thursday, led by Senegalese referee Mame Coumba Faye, who will take charge of proceedings. She will be assisted by compatriots Adia Isseu Cisse (assistant referee 1), Fatou Bintou Sene (assistant referee 2) and Fatou Thioune (fourth official).
The match commissioner is Aisha Nalule from Uganda while Emmanuella Grace Aglago from Ghana will serve as the referee assessor.
The winner on aggregate will pick one of Africa’s tickets to the FIFA U17 Women’s World Cup in India, already scheduled for 11th – 30th October.
Since the competition was launched in New Zealand in 2008, Nigeria have failed to qualify to participate in only tournament – the 2018 finals held in Uruguay.
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