FIAP Trains CSOs on Reporting to Strengthen Anti-Trafficking Data Systems By Prosper Okoye The Foundation for the Internationalization of Public Administration (FIAP) conducted a three-day Learning Lab for members of the Network Against Child Trafficking, Abuse and Labour (NACTAL) aimed ...
Read More »COWA PTML Chapter Enters Fresh Chapter as Hajiya Nabila Miko Assumes Leadership
COWA PTML Chapter Enters Fresh Chapter as Hajiya Nabila Miko Assumes Leadership By prince Benson Davies The Customs Officers’ Wives Association, COWA, PTML Chapter marked a leadership transition on Wednesday when Hajiya Nabila Nura Miko formally assumed office as Chairperson. ...
Read More »School Abductions Expose Children to Trafficking, NACTAL Warns
School Abductions Expose Children to Trafficking, NACTAL Warns By Prosper Okoye School abductions across Nigeria are deepening children’s vulnerability to human trafficking, the Network Against Child Trafficking, Abuse and Labour (NACTAL) has warned, saying prolonged insecurity-driven school closures are expanding ...
Read More »NACTAL Presents Civil Society TIP Review, Faults NAPTIP Reporting
NACTAL Presents Civil Society TIP Review, Faults NAPTIP Reporting By Prosper Okoye The Network Against Child Trafficking, Abuse and Labour (NACTAL) has presented a civil society review of Nigeria’s anti-human trafficking response, saying the contributions of non-governmental organisations and development ...
Read More »Polaris Bank Extends Global Money Week Outreach, Equips Tsaski Yan’albasa Students with Financial Skills
Polaris Bank Extends Global Money Week Outreach, Equips Tsaski Yan’albasa Students with Financial Skills By prince Benson Davies Polaris Bank Limited has extended its financial literacy campaign to Katsina State, training students and teachers at Community Day Secondary School, Tsaski ...
Read More »When The Meat Is Sweet, The Mouth Goes Quiet
When The Meat Is Sweet, The Mouth Goes Quiet By Udoh Precious Innocent A few days ago, I was listening to people discuss the state of the country. As usual, the conversation drifted from the cost of food to insecurity, ...
Read More »Money Isn’t Happiness, But Poverty Isn’t Peace Either
Money Isn’t Happiness, But Poverty Isn’t Peace Either By Udoh Precious Innocent We have all heard the saying: “Money can’t buy happiness.” It is one of those phrases that sounds wise and comforting, especially when repeated often enough. But whenever ...
Read More »A Girl From Delta Who Learned To Build Her Own Door
A Girl From Delta Who Learned To Build Her Own Door By Udoh Precious Innocent I remember standing at Jibowu motor park with one tired Ghana-Must-Go bag and a backpack full of documents I had photocopied too many times and ...
Read More »Apapa, Tin Can Ports Break Into World Bank’s Top 20 for Efficiency Gains
Apapa, Tin Can Ports Break Into World Bank’s Top 20 for Efficiency Gains By our Correspondent Nigeria’s two busiest seaports have earned international acclaim after the World Bank named Apapa and Tin Can Island Ports among the most improved container ...
Read More »Natasha Idibia and the Emergence of a New Political Identity in Edo Politics
Natasha Idibia and the Emergence of a New Political Identity in Edo Politics By Ajiri Daniels At a time when many Nigerians are becoming increasingly frustrated with traditional politics, a new generation of political figures is beginning to attract public ...
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