Monthly Archive: July 2018

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Nigerian CSOs Reviews RMNCAH+N Investment Case

Press Statement Civil society organizations from national and subnational coalitions met in Kaduna for a 2-day retreat, 21st-22nd July, 2018, where they reviewed Nigeria’s RMNCAH+N...

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Stakeholders Laud Nigerian Breweries for Numerous Intervention Projects Across Kaduna State

By Alex Uangbaoje, Kaduna Stakeholders in Kaduna at the weekend commended the Nigerian Breweries Plc, for its laudable and sterling achievements in offering her Corporate...

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Midnight Fire Razes Over 200 Shops in Jos Market

Mysterious fire in the wee hours of Saturday razed over 200 shops erected on the rubble of the earlier burnt Jos main market; causing the...

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23 US Lawmakers Question Water Privatisation in Lagos

The “Our Water, Our Right Coalition” has commended the 23 members of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) and Congressional Progressive Caucus (CPC) who wrote a...

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Malawi: Man Arrested for Selling a Sister in Kasungu

Lilongwe — Police in Kasungu Tuesday arrested Charles Nkhoma, 33 for allegedly selling his sister to a maize mill owner at a price of K180,...

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The Ultimate Parent Guide For Protecting Your Child on the Internet

Introduction We see news stories about the impact of technology on our everyday lives all the time these days. Many of us started to think...

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Development of Communication Documents Key to Addressing Climate Challenges

The work being done by the country leading up to the development of National Communications under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)...

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Flooding: Environmentalist Seeks Stronger Legislation Against Waste Disposal

An environmentalist, Mr Gafar Odubote, has called for legislation against blocking of drains and canals, saying it is immediate cause of flooding. Odubote, a climate...

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Lagos, Edo Restate Commitment to End Use of Amalgam For Women, Children

Nigeria at the weekend made considerable progress in its bid to curb the use of dental amalgam, especially for women and children. At two separate...

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‘He4She’: How Boys Are Championing Girls Education in Northern Nigeria

By Alex Uangbaoje Different survey has shown that more than 50% of young women ages 15-24 have no experience with formal education in Northern part...