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Many may not know how lucrative the cattle business is in Nigeria but Nigerians eat beef on a daily basis notwithstanding how tough the economy has become lately. In developing countries, this business has been left in the hands of the so called illiterates, unlearned nomads. However, these people wield so much influence and power because of the economy they …

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Nigeria’s NextGeners say driving family business growth by adopting technologies and upskilling is a top priority post the pandemic.

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The Kuchingoro camp sheltering Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) at the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja is a huge camp. However, well-meaning Nigerians through various Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) have been visible with various projects including Water and Sanitation facilities. In this report facilitated by Christian media organisation, the Journalists For Christ (JFC) International Outreach, sponsored by the World Association For Christian Communication, …

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As eminent Nigerians thronged Lagos State to join the Principal Manager at the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Corporate Communication Department, Mr. Olalekan Ajayi to give his father a befitting burial, he described his father as a man who lived an exemplary and fulfilled life.

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Nigeria is truly not a united country. She is a country of so many nations who do not trust themselves. From my observations, There is no single ethnic group that is not bias and suspicious of others. So many derogatory languages being used today among the tribes out of hatred, jealousy and suspicion. When you hear terms like ‘omo Ibo’, …

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The year 2022 has been described as pivotal for achieving gender equality in the context of climate change and environmental and disaster risk reduction, which are some of the greatest global challenges of the twenty-first century as without gender equality today, a sustainable future, and an equal future remains beyond reach.

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Our continent is the most vulnerable to climate change, warming faster than the global average temperature, and the least able to afford the cost of implementing policies and practices that collectively make up what is called “adaptation” to climate change. Without immediately embracing a revolutionary approach, we will cause our own demise. We must agree it is African biodiversity, habitats, …

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For a couple of decades, the integrity of the Nigerian University system has been erased and what remains is the urge for degrees instead of a functional University system where the hunger for knowledge can’t be quantified. The lingering faceoff between the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and the Federal Government has almost killed the University system due to …

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Olusanya has remained an epitome of cerebral prowess. With an unrivaled experience in the financial sector where she has spent close to two-decade, her astronomical rise to an enviable height ladden with impeccable records makes many of her peers green with envy.   

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Faith based media NGO, Journalists For Christ (JFC) International Outreach has concluded a day stakeholders forum on the welfare and rights of internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Abuja, asking the media to promote rights of the displaced persons. The event which attracted journalists, social workers and representative of IDPs in Kuchingoro camp, Abuja, was one of the activities in the …

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