High Expectations As Seyi Law Marks 20 Years on Stage, Nasboi, 9ice, Destalker, Senator, Others To Perform
Residents of Abuja, the nation's capital are highly expectant as one of the country's oldest comedians, Oluwaseyitan Aletile popularly known as Seyi Law is set to mark his 20 years on stage in a grand style.
The famous merchant of humour and rib cracker has in the last two decades brought joy to the hearts of many with his brand of comedy, bringing thousands of persons psychological healings and relief from stress by making them laugh away their sorrow.
He has played in big stages across the country and helping to hone the skills of others in the industry.
Through his comedy adventure, he has toured several countries across the world, selling his comedy brand across borders.
Seyi Law equally attracts quality artists at his comedy shows, and equally respected in the ranks of entertainers across the country.
Top names in the industry have confirmed attendance at the event tagged, "20 Years on Stage: The Mic Tyson", coming up on Sunday, June 1, 2025.
Venue of the event is Transcorp Hilton Hotel Abuja, starting from 6pm till mama calls.
Expected to perform include, Nasboi, 9ice, Destalker, Senator, Chuks D General, MC Casino, Ambassador Wahala, ATM, Mr. Talk, Deacon Albino, Ukpabi Ranky, Aje Baba, Benji Mouth Organ, Nick B, MC Bob, Shortcut, Field Commando, Aminu D Comedian, Faith Jay, Deckey Lyrical, DJ Fancy, and several others.
Seyi Law has also caught some controversy among his fans, especially with his support for President Bola Tinubu, whom he says he has no regret supporting.
The event is being pearheaded by Black Advoc8 International Ltd, with leading real estate brand, Tosland Group as headlines sponsor.
At the moment, the hype is high in Abuja as the streets are dotted with billboards of the upcoming event.
Senate President Godswill Akpabio received The President of League of Women Voters Hon Irene Awunah-Ikyegh President, President Women in politics forum Barr. Ebere Ifendu, Ms Ene Obi Foremost Gender Advocate and Action Aid Country Director (Former) and Founder TOS Network Chief Osasu Igbinedion, a gender rights advocate.
This visit was part of the series of advocacy call towards the passage of the special seats bill currently awaiting public hearing at the national assembly. a bill proposed to amplify women’s participation in politics and have more women in elective positions. The move comes amid mounting pressure from civil society
The bill seeks to amend the 1999 Constitution to create dedicated seats for women at all legislative levels. Specifically, it proposes one additional seat for women in both the Senate and House of Representatives from each of Nigeria’s 36 states and the FCT, along with three special seats for women in every State House of Assembly. If passed, the provisions would kick in after the current National Assembly’s term and be reviewed after 16 years.
Noinachi Digestive Bread Opens New Branch in Abuja, Assures Customers Uncompromised Quality
A leading bakery brand, Noinachi Digestive Bread has opened a new branch in the Mabushi area of Abuja, the nation's capital with an assurance that it will continue to meet the satisfaction of customers with quality pastries to help them feed appropriately.
At a colourful ceremony to for opening of the new branch on Friday, the company said it is committed to ensure that its valued customers get quality products in return for their money.
Addressing the guests, the CEO Noinachi Digestive Bread, Chief Jude Okpelibie highlighted the health value of bread, noting that bread, especially wholemeal, is an important source of dietary fibre which helps to keep the human digestive system healthy, helps control blood sugar and cholesterol levels and makes humans feel fuller for longer.
"On average in Nigeria, bread provides 17-30% of fibre intake across all age groups and it's importance can never be overestimated", he stated.
Also speaking, the company's General Manager, Prince Favour Chukwuemeka said the brand is tested and trusted and has been in business for some time now, providing quality and value for its esteemed customers in Abuja and environs.
"We have been tested and trusted, so the issue of quality and originality is not in doubt. Our prayer has been answered, so we go forward and achieve success. However we have challenges regarding the cost materials in the market.
"Our plan is that every citizen of this country should have access to quality bread even with the little money. We are deterred at all as we have worked out something suitable for every citizen, something they can afford and enjoy at all times", he said.
He urged the government to look into the issue of multiple taxation which he believes is one of the reasons businesses suffer setbacks.
Guests at the event expressed joy with the new market expansion, which they said will give accessibility and create new customers for the brand.
They urged Noinachi Digestive Bread to continue standing out among competitors with good pricing and quality for which it has carved a niche for itself.
The new place which is one of the 5 branches it has in Abuja was blessed by Rev. Father A.O.A Adeh and there was so much to eat and drink. Popular entertainers, Headmaxter praised the initiative and çalls for more patronage based on the quality of the brand.
The CEO took AlexReports and media team around the bakery and showing them the standard operating procedures.
Hon. Jim Okolo Chimezie, a UN accredited international election observer and the Nigerian National Coordinator, Nouvelle Perspective International has met with the Burundi’s ambassador to Nigeria, Ambassador Edouard Nduwimana in his office in Abuja, ABUJAPRESS reports.
The visit is in connection with the Burundi’s presidential election coming up on the 5th of June, 2025.
He had visited the ambassador to explore possible participation of Nigerian delegation as observers to engender the confidence of every key stakeholder, including the opposition which in the last election alleged lack of transparency.
Hon. Jim Okolo Chimezie has been at forefront in promoting transparency in election and good governance in the African continent.
He has also participated in observing high profile electoral contests, including the 2024 US presidential election won by President Donald Trump.
Jim Okolo had recently visited a former Nigerian President, Olusegun Obasanjo and later the Minister of Water Resources, Engineer Joseph Terlumun Utsev
During his visit to Obasanjo, he intimated the former leader with some of the activities of his organisation, Nouvelle Perspective International and how it has helped in sustaining the confidence of electorate through unbiased electoral observation mission.
Ahead of the 2027 general elections, a youth organization, Coalition of Southern Nigeria Youth Groups for ASIWAJU 2027 (COSONYGA-2027) says it will support the incumbent President Bola Tinubu for a re-election.
The group, comprising of youths from the 17 states of the Southern Nigeria was formally launched at the weekend where it said it is not driven by blind polarization or ethnic interests but ideology of your governance which it claims Tinubu has promoted in the last two years when he assumed office.
COSONYGA-2027 also assured that it will leverage grassroot engagement, digital advocacy, and policy-driven initiatives to ensure massive youth participation in the upcoming electoral cycle in order to solidify the support base of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and contribute to the overall development of the nation.
Addressing a press conference in Abuja, the Executive Director COSONYGA 2027, Rt. Hon. Rikki Nwajiofor, described Tinubu as a symbol of generational progress whose commitment to Nigerian youth is backed by action-driven, and results-oriented policies.
According to Nwajiofor, under Tinubu, the youths of the country have witnessed concrete transformations that impact our generation directly.
He said, "Digital Empowerment for the Future and the tech cum skill training of the youths: Through the launch of the 3 Million Technical Talent (3MTT) program, young Nigerians are being equipped with cutting-edge digital skills in coding, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and more".
He continued, "The Return of the Student Loan Scheme Education is the bedrock of empowerment. President Tinubu’s reintroduction and expansion of the Student Loan Act provides equitable access to tertiary education for all, regardless of economic status. This is a landmark reform that prioritizes learning and lifts the burden off struggling families.
"Youth in Governance For the first time in many years, we are witnessing a federal cabinet and political appointments that reflect youth inclusion. Young people are not just voting; they are leading. From ministers to special advisers, DGs and Executive Secretaries of various parastatals, the President has demonstrated trust in the ability of Nigerian youth to lead and deliver".
The group also lauded President Tinubu on Creative and Sports Economy Development, Support for Youth-Owned Businesses, NYSC Revitalization and Skill Acquisition, Local Government Autonomy.
"We believe that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has laid a strong foundation for a modern Nigeria - and he deserves our support to complete this noble mission. A four year tenure is not enough to entrench life-changing policies and uproot stenching corrupt practices that have held our great nation backwards. Asiwaju deserves a second term so as to nurture these economic and social reforms to an enviable height", it noted.
Abuja Abuzz As Veteran Comedian Klint da Drunk Thrill Residents With "The Drunk and The Preacher
Excitement is brewing in Abuja as lovers of comedy are keenly anticipating a fresh package from one of the veterans in the industry, Klint da Drunk.
Coming up 18th May at the Transcorp Hilton Abuja, "The Drunk and The Preacher" is already trending on the social media space, with big industry players amplifying it in their handles.
They have also booked a space to thrill guests with floor-rolling laughter through their comedy craft.
On the list include, Ogbuefi Igotuk, Koboko Master, Forever, Mog CFR, MC Danfo and several others.
Klint da Drunk is one comedian who has over the decades stamped his presence in the entertainment space, performing in big stages, including Nite of Thousand Laffs and others.
He is highly respected among his colleagues in the industry and is always available at their shows.
The "The Drunk and The Preacher" is expected to be a fully sold ticket event, going by widespread excitement it is attracting.
Abuja entertainment lovers are urged to come out in their large numbers to catch a glimpse of what this veteran has in stock this time.
Neveah Limited Ranks 21ST On Financial Times 2025 List Of Africa’s Fastest Growing Companies
Neveah Limited, a trailblazer in Nigeria’s export and commodity trading sector, has been ranked 21st on the 2025 edition of the Financial Times Africa’s Fastest-Growing Companies list, and notably, 1st in the Metals and Mining category. This prestigious recognition marks a significant milestone in the company’s journey, affirming its position as one of the continent’s most dynamic and resilient enterprises.
Founded with a bold vision to transform Africa’s participation in global trade, Neveah has consistently demonstrated exceptional growth, strategic agility, and a deep commitment to innovation. The company’s rise to prominence is not merely a story of numbers, but one of purpose-driven leadership and a relentless pursuit of excellence. Over the years, Neveah has expanded its footprint across international markets, strengthened its operational capabilities, and delivered consistent year-on-year revenue growth, all while maintaining a strong focus on sustainability and value creation.
What makes this achievement particularly remarkable is the context in which it was realized. In a period marked by economic uncertainty, currency volatility, and inflationary pressures, Neveah not only weathered the storm but thrived. The company made a bold and forward-looking investment in a multi-billion naira aluminum and copper recycling plant, an ambitious project that underscores its commitment to industrial innovation and environmental stewardship. This strategic move, while capital-intensive, reflects Neveah’s long-term vision to drive sustainable development and create highimpact opportunities within Nigeria’s non-oil export sector.
Despite the challenges posed by the fluctuating naira and broader macroeconomic instability, Neveah’s performance has remained resilient. Its ability to maintain momentum and deliver value in such a volatile environment speaks volumes about the strength of its leadership, its workforce's dedication, and its business model's soundness.
According to Ibidapo Lawal, Chief Executive Officer of Neveah Limited, “This recognition by the Financial Times is a powerful validation of our journey. It reflects not just our growth, but our grit. We are proud of what we’ve achieved, but even more excited about what lies ahead. Our mission remains clear: to build a globally competitive African enterprise that delivers value, empowers communities, and champions sustainability.”
As Neveah looks to the future, it remains steadfast in its commitment to innovation, impact, and inclusive growth. The company continues to set new benchmarks in the industry, proving that with vision, resilience, and integrity, African businesses can lead on the global stage, even in the most challenging times.
Late Akwa Ibom First Lady, Late Bimbo Odukoya to Get Posthumous Honour At AIWRA Awards 2025
Patience Umo Eno, late wife of Akwa Ibom State Governor, Umo Uno and late Pastor Bimbo Odukoya of the Fountain of Life Church who tragically died in the 2005 Sosoliso plane crash at the age of 45 will be posthumously honoured at the upcoming African Iconic Women Recognition Awards (AIWRA) 2025 in recognition of their impact towards the improvement of humanity.
This is contained in a statement on Wednesday signed by the Project Director of Face of Democracy Nigeria (FDN), Alexander Ajagbonna, better known as Fajag.
He said though these figures may not be with us now, their legacies still live, saying the decision to honour them followed an approval by the selection board.
Others to be recognized at AIWRA 2025 Award includes, wife of the President, Sen. Remi Tinubu, former President of Liberia, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, immediate past First Lady of Ghana, Rebecca Akufo-Addo and the Director General of World Trade Organization (WTO), Dr. Mrs. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
This comes as the award organizers, Face of Democracy Nigeria (FDN) says nomination has been concluded for awardees in the 2025 edition of the annual award ceremony.
Awardees are usually selected from pool of nominees who were voted for conferment of award base on public rating.
The credibility is highlighted more on the benchmark put in place by FDN, which makes it impossible for nominees who fail to meet the minimum criteria to be awarded.
It has been described as Nigeria's largest hall of fame for women achievers who have left indelible legacies in their endeavours and in touching human life.
The award coming up May 23, 2025 will hold at Transcorp Hilton hotel Abuja.
AIWRA has recognised prominent personalities in the past. In the 2024 edition, notable women such as First Lady of Niger State, Hajiya Fatima Mohammed Bago, her Lagos counterpart, Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu, as well as wife of Ebonyi state governor, Mary-Maudline Uzoamaka Nwifuru were honoured.
Others conferred with AIWRA 2024 awards include, Zamfara First Lady Hurriya Lawal and her Katsina State counterpart, Zulaihat Dikko, former Minister of State for FCT, Ramatu Tijjani Aliyu, a former governorship candidate in Adamawa, Aisha Binani and a former member of the Senate, Sen. Grace Bent, a retired Assistant Inspector General (AIG) of Police Aisha Abubakar, Mrs. Bola bola Shagaya, and more.
Yet Again As Dr. Krystal Chanchangi Foundation Holds Para Soccer to Foster Inclusiveness
As a deliberate plan to foster inclusiveness and give the physically challenged persons a sense of belonging, a non-governmental organization, Dr. Krystal Chanchangi Foundation has organised a Para-Soccer tournament where two teams competed to win a cash prize, ABUJAPRESS reports.
The para-soccer match, which held at basketball court, Old Parade Ground, Garki Area 10 Abuja drew an energetic crowd and was celebrated with music, dance, and special award presentations recognizing exceptional athletes in the disability community.
"We are committed to empowering persons with disabilities and fostering inclusivity through sports", the foundation founder, Dr. Krystal Chanchangi said shortly after the match while speaking with newsmen.
According to her, everyone has a role to play, especially Nigerians in Diaspora to uplift individuals from less privileged backgrounds.
She said there is no better way to give back to the society order than taking actions that will help people realize their full potentials.
"We all have a part to play in our own little ways. It’s time for those of us abroad to come back, give back, and uplift our people. Change doesn’t start with policies—it starts with people", she noted further.
She expressed the readiness of the foundation to build an inclusive society where every individual, regardless of physical ability, she added that through the partnership of other similar organizations, the foundation will continue to create opportunities that will help others to thrive.
Why We Must Prioritize Dementia Care in Our Communities -Tonte Abban
According to World Health Organization, dementia is rapidly becoming a major health issue in Sub-Saharan Africa, with over 3.9 million people currently affected, and the number expected to rise to over 14 million by 2050. In Nigeria alone, more than 1 million people are living with dementia, a number that will grow as life expectancy increases and age-related conditions, like stroke, improve survival rates.
Despite this rise in prevalence, dementia remains widely underrecognized and misunderstood, particularly in rural areas with limited healthcare access.
The increasing number of dementia cases in the region is largely due to the aging population and improvements in healthcare. However, in many African communities, symptoms like memory loss and behavioural changes are often misunderstood. These signs are sometimes dismissed as normal aging or wrongly attributed to supernatural causes, such as witchcraft. These cultural misconceptions prevent early diagnosis and effective treatment, leading to individuals suffering in silence or being misdiagnosed.
Additionally, the lack of trained healthcare professionals and inadequate healthcare infrastructure in Sub-Saharan Africa compounds the problem, leaving many without the necessary care.
A critical but often overlooked aspect of dementia care is self-care. In African societies, caregiving for elderly relatives is primarily a family responsibility. While this model offers emotional support and preserves cultural continuity, it can also lead to caregiver burnout, especially when families lack the knowledge or resources to provide adequate care. Furthermore, the stigma surrounding mental health conditions, including dementia, discourages families from seeking professional help, leading to isolation and neglect of dementia patients.
Given the scarcity of formal care systems in many African regions, it is essential to embrace practical self-care strategies. Establishing a structured daily routine, which includes regular meals, physical activity, and proper sleep, can help dementia patients feel more secure and reduce confusion. Engaging in physical activities like walking, gardening, or dancing, which are common in many African communities, can alleviate depression, improve cognitive function, and enhance overall well-being.
Additionally, mental stimulation through activities such as storytelling, traditional games, and music plays an important role in stimulating memory and improving brain health. A balanced diet, rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains, is also vital for managing dementia progression and maintaining cognitive health.
Efforts to improve dementia care are underway, with organizations like Alzheimer’s Disease International working with governments and NGOs to raise awareness, educate caregivers, and integrate dementia care into national health policies. In Kenya, community-based programs have been successful in teaching families how to care for dementia patients and reducing stigma. However, these initiatives need to be expanded across Sub-Saharan Africa to meet the growing demand for dementia care.
Despite progress, significant challenges remain. In rural areas, where healthcare infrastructure is still inadequate, and the high cost of treatment makes it difficult for families to access the care they need, dementia care continues to fall short. Additionally, cultural stigma and financial barriers discourage many from seeking help, leaving patients isolated and underserved.
[quote]Tackling dementia in Sub-Saharan Africa requires a comprehensive approach. Governments, healthcare institutions, and international organizations must collaborate to raise awareness, train caregivers, and improve healthcare resources. Prioritizing dementia care is essential for enhancing the quality of life for millions across the continent and ensuring that dementia patients receive the support and care they deserve.
Tamuno Tonte Abban is a healthcare advocate and a registered nurse with over 13 years’ experience with a focus on geriatric care, mental health and learning disability, working to raise awareness about dementia in local communities.
Engr. Ikechukwu Nnahasi: The Visionary Leader Behind IYKEJORDAN GROUP LIMITED (IGL) Rise to Prominence
Engr. Ikechukwu Nnahasi is the President/ CEO of Iyke Jordan Group Limited (IGL), a company he founded in 2005, specializises in CIVIL, BUILDING, OIL AND GAS, CONSTRUCTIONS, TELECOMMUNICATIONS and MANUFACTURING. A native of ACHI in Oji River Local Government Area, Enugu State, he was born into a well-respected NNAHASI family. His late parents, instilled in him strong values of discipline, diligence, and faith in God—principles that have guided his remarkable journey.
A graduate of Engineering with Bacholor of Engineering (B.ENG)from Enugu State University of Technology (ESUT) in 2006, Engr. Nnahasi completed his National Youth Service between 2008 and 2009 and has since earned multiple professional certifications both in Nigeria and abroad. His unwavering dedication to hard work and his strong interpersonal skills have been pivotal to his success. He treats everyone with respect, regardless of age or status, and maintains a disciplined lifestyle, incorporating daily workouts as part of his routine.
IykeJordan Group Limited(IGL) has emerged as one of Nigeria’s foremost construction firms, with an impressive portfolio of landmark projects. The company successfully delivered the National Power Training Institute of Nigeria (NAPTIN Towers) in Abuja within two and half years and is currently constructing the largest Government House in Nigeria, located in Anambra State, which they just completed. Known for efficiency and commitment to quality, IGL ensures that every project is completed on time and with the highest standards of materials.
Beyond construction, Engr. Nnahasi is a serial entrepreneur with investments in the oil and gas sector, telecommunications, and plans to venture into manufacturing. He is the Sole Repand IMPORTER OF AQUA MINERAL COSMETICS in West Africa. He envisions IykeJordan Group limited(IGL) as a dynamic and rapidly expanding organization that caters to both national and international clients. However, his journey has not been without challenges, particularly navigating workplace envy and competition. His approach to overcoming these hurdles has been through effective communication and human management—skills he considers essential for success.
A firm believer in giving back, Engr. Nnahasi has made significant contributions to his community, including road construction, scholarships, housing projects, and providing clean water. His philanthropic efforts have earned him international recognition, including the prestigious Yitzhak Rabin International Award from Isreal(The former Prime Minister of Isreal)
Despite his achievements, he has no immediate plans to enter politics, choosing instead to focus on delivering excellence through his business ventures. His life philosophy is simple yet profound: *“Do good and treat everyone with respect, for the future is uncertain, and burning bridges is never wise.”*
Through determination, resilience, and a commitment to excellence, Engr. Ikechukwu Nnahasi continues to shape the future of Nigeria’s construction Industry business landscape.
He will be honoured by EMINENT MAGAZINE at Eminent Man of the Year Awards as ENTREPRENEUR ICON of the year 2025 which will hold on June 1st at Vienna International Hotel, Asaba, Delta state.
H.E. Yahaya Bello to Be Decorated as Grand Patron, Set to Participate in Abuja Charity Marathon 2025
In a remarkable show of support for charity and sports development, the former governor of Kogi State, His Excellency Yahaya A. Bello, has been officially invited to the Abuja Charity Marathon 2025 by Prof. Seberu Yusuf John on behalf of Dr. Chris Oko Odey the Convener. The prestigious event, scheduled for April 19th in Abuja, aims to raise awareness and funds for charitable causes while promoting fitness and unity among Nigerians, ABUJAPRESS reports.
During the invitation presentation, Prof. Seberu Yusuf John highlighted the significance of the marathon in fostering community development and aiding various humanitarian projects. In recognition of his contributions to leadership and philanthropy, H.E. Yahaya Bello will be decorated as the Grand Patron of the marathon.
More than just a ceremonial honor, the former governor is set to actively participate in the race, demonstrating his commitment to health, endurance, and the spirit of giving. His involvement is expected to inspire many, from political leaders to young athletes, to embrace fitness and social responsibility.
The Abuja Charity Marathon 2025 promises to be an exciting and impactful event, drawing participants from different walks of life to run for a noble cause. With the endorsement of H.E. Yahaya Bello, the marathon is set to gain even more national and international recognition.
As the countdown begins, all eyes are on Abuja for what will undoubtedly be a memorable day of sportsmanship, unity, and philanthropy.
NANS Under State Capture, Now Seyi Tinubu’s Political Tool, Group Warns
A transparency campaign group, Leadership & Accountability Initiative has condemned the umbrella body of students in the country, the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) for allowing itself to be hijacked and captured as a political tool by those in government.
The group particularly accused the son of the President, Seyi Tinubu of planting moles in the association to advance political gains, warning that the disappearing influence of NANS is inimical to citizens' right to hold divergent opinions.
In a statement on Wednesday, the lead Convener of the group, Hon. Ibrahim Bako expressed disappointment with the response of NANS to a "constructive" criticism by Shamsudeen Bala Mohammed, the son of the Governor of Bauchi State, saying NANS' position reflects a disturbing trend that has unfortunately overtaken the association.
"It is deeply troubling to see an association, which is supposed to champion the rights and welfare of Nigerian youths, reduce itself to a mouthpiece for the interests of those in power. Your statement in defense of the president’s son, rather than focusing on the core concerns and needs of Nigerian students, exposes how far NANS has strayed from its mission. You have allowed yourself to become a mere political instrument, lending your voice to those in power, while abandoning your responsibility to question, challenge, and advocate for the issues that truly matter to Nigerian students and youths", Hon. Bako stated.
According to him, NANS' mandate has always been to fight for the improvement of education, the betterment of the living standards of students, and defend their rights but expressed dissatisfaction that the association'recent actions indicate that it has abandoned these core functions, instead focusing on political partisanship.
"Your position, defending a hollow gesture of distributing sachet foods while ignoring the larger systemic issues of youth unemployment, engagement and empowerment is not only a disservice to the students you are meant to represent but, also an insult to their intelligence. The youths of Nigeria deserve better than political gifts and short-term reliefs. We deserve the dignity of real support: quality education, sustainable business opportunities, meaningful scholarships, and an environment where we can thrive without relying on charity or crumbs thrown from political tables", he noted.
He therefore called on NANS to return to its roots, reevaluate its role in the Nigerian political and social landscape, and refocus on its core mission of representing the interests of Nigerian students and youths and not political figures or their families.
He said time has come for NANS to recognize that the Nigerian youths do not need political favours or empty gestures, rather a lasting changes in the education system, an economy that allows youths to thrive, and leaders who are genuinely committed to the welfare of every Nigerian.
Global Initiative for the Advancement of Africa (GIAA) Explores Investment Opportunities in Liberia
Monrovia, Liberia – The Global Initiative for the Advancement of Africa (GIAA), a leading global platform dedicated to fostering partnerships and collaborations among African entrepreneurs, CEOs, international investors, NGOs, and policymakers, has recently embarked on a 4days important business delegation to Liberia. This non-profit organization aims to catalyze Africa's growth through knowledge sharing, trade facilitation, innovation, and empowerment initiatives.
Our delegation, comprising distinguished leaders from Nigeria, had the privilege of engaging with key members of the Liberian government, underscoring our commitment to exploring investment opportunities within the nation. We were warmly welcomed by Hon. Oretha Juah Bestman-Yates, Minister of Human Resources and Employee Relations, alongside Ambassador Queen Julie Endee, Liberia's Culture Ambassador, and Queen Lovette Sade Awode, GIAA's Liberia Coordinator.
Our discussions with high-ranking officials, including Hon. Sylvester M. Grigsby, Chief of Staff at the Office of the President; Hon. Macdella Cooper, Senior Special Adviser to the President on Political Affairs; and Atty. Samuel Kofi Woods, National Security Advisor, were both productive and insightful. Additionally, we engaged with several Ministers, including Hon. J. Cole Bangalu (Minister of Youth and Sports), Hon. Gbeme Horace-Kollie (Minister of Gender, Children, and Social Protection), Hon. Garmai S. Tokpah (Deputy Minister for Children and Social Protection), Hon. Kadiatu D. Konteh-Brohiri (Deputy Minister for Cultural Affairs & Tourism), Hon. Jerolinmek Mathew Piah (Minister of Information, Cultural Affairs & Tourism), Hon. Magdalene Ellen Dagoseh (Minister for Commerce and Industry), and Hon. J. Alexander (Minister for Agriculture).
Furthermore, we connected with key stakeholders in both the private sector and government-owned agencies, including Hon. James M. Strother, President of the Liberia Business Association Inc. (LIBA); Hon. Florence K. Geegbae, Managing Director of the National Housing Authority; Hon. Jeff B. Blibo, Chairman of the National Investment Commission (NIC); and Hon. Melvin Sherrif, Executive Director of NIC. We also had the opportunity to meet Mr. Fabian M. Lair, CEO of the National Oil Company of Liberia, Mr. Emmanuel Tarnue Azango, Vice President of Finance/Investment at NOCAL, and Mr. Amos B. Tweh, Managing Director of the Liberia Petroleum Refining Company (LPRC).
A significant advantage of investing in Liberia is its dual currency system, which utilizes both the United States dollar and the local currency. This framework simplifies transactions and mitigates risks associated with currency fluctuations, making Liberia an attractive destination for investment. Moreover, the current administration, led by His Excellency H.E. Joseph Boakai Sr., is dedicated to ensuring that Liberia works for the benefit of its people. The government has strategically appointed young, dynamic, and intellectually astute leaders to key positions, aiming to steer Liberia back on a path to sustainable development.
Our interactions revealed a strong commitment to creating a conducive business environment that fosters growth and innovation.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to His Excellency Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr., President of Liberia, for his invitation and support; to Hon. Oretha Juah Bestman-Yates for her warm hospitality; and to all government officials who facilitated our visit. The farewell reception hosted by Hon. Macdella Cooper and Ambassador Julie Endee was a fitting conclusion to our productive mission.
We are optimistic about the future of our collaborations and the potential they hold for mutual growth and prosperity. GIAA remains committed to galvanizing the African diaspora and encouraging investment in the continent as we strive to build the Africa we envision.
Signed:
Dr. David James Egwu Bsc. MBA, PhD. Co-Founder, Global initiative for the Advancement of Africa (GIAA)
Dr. Utchay Odims PhD. Co-Founder/President, Global initiative for the Advancement of Africa (GIAA)
Hon. Dr. High Chief Ginika Tor LLB. LLM. Chairman of Board, Global initiative for the Advancement of Africa
I have spiritual power to fish out armed bandits, Pastor Adegboye Gabriel Olabisi Who Prophesied Tinubu Victory Assures
Men of God are special breeds of humans. They are vessels used by God to bring answers to certain knotty questions in our homes, groups and nations.
Pastor Adegboye Gabriel Olabisi, the Senior Pastor of Worksword of God Church was no doubt called by God to be His mouthpiece in speaking truth to all nations and converting generations of servants to God.
In his decades of service to God and humanity, Pastor Olabisi, the convener of Save Nigeria Network has through God's anointing set the captives free, restored hope to the desolate, heal the sick and brought liberty to enslaved souls, ABUJAPRESS reports.
Through him, God has revealed to man things that will happen in the future even before they take place. The man of God has the spirit in him.
He prophesied about the emergence of Bola Tinubu as the candidate of APC long before the election and he also prophesied that the Lagos former governor will become the nation's leader, a prophecy that has since come to reality. There is a book he published to that effect. " The emergence of Asiwaju Bola Tinubu as the 16th president of Nigeria ".
The God's servant in his 2027 revelations, prophesied on the secret to ending insurgency and terrorism in Nigeria and to restore peace and stability in the country. He stated that with a collaboration campaign with the security authorities, he can use his God given power to stop armed bandits and terrorists in the country,
He is the author of so many books including Africans in Diaspora, Nigeria, indivisibility of a nation. He has also through his growing presence on the social media continued to preach the word and turning lost souls to God's instruments.
He preaches against insecurity which he backs with a call for kidnappers, arm robbers and sponsors of all forms of insecurity to resist.
The man of God also preaches happy union and the need for families to live in unity and peace so as to have a stable society.
Women groups and stakeholders in the country's political system have urged the National Assembly to expedite action for the swift passage of the Bill currently before it, which seeks to reserve political seats for women.
At a 3-day conference in Abuja, stakeholders said the speedy passage of the bill will assist in harnessing the potentials of women to enhance efforts to develop the country.
The conference organised by National Women Leadership Forum of Political parties in Nigeria (NWLFPPN) was in collaboration with office of the Deputy Speaker of the House of Representative, Rt. Hon. Benjamin Kalu, Westminster's Foundation for Democracy (WFD) and UK International Development.
The event also featured public presentation of the National Women Leaders Forum's Operational guidelines.
The National Women leader of NWLFPPN Mrs. Amina Darasimi Bryhm said that the event is fundamental and critical in building women's confidence and making sure that the bill is passed.
She urged all political leaders both at the state and National levels to demonstrate capacity for gender inclusiveness by supporting and making sure that the bill was passed before the 2027 general elections.
"This event is very important as it brings together key critical stakeholders. The passage of the seat Reservation Bill Is a critical step towards ensuring that women are adequately represented in the administrative and political structures", she stated.
A resource person from Rwanda Mrs. Donna Karthazi gave an analogy on the efforts made in advancing the participation of Women in politics and governance in her country.
She said it took a concerted effort, intentional approach and holistic support from all stakeholders in Rwanda to achieve the milestone. She went further to say that Rwanda has about 45 percent women representation which is much larger than what Nigeria has.
An activist and former Country Director of ActionAid Nigeria, Mrs Ene Obi frowned at what she called intimidation and humiliation meted to a member of the National Assembly, Sen. Natasha Uduaghan by the Senate President, Senator Godswill Akpabio. She decried the constant discriminatory actions against women by the Senate President and hinted that women will not take it lightly.
The Deputy speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Kalu who sponsored the seat reservation bill and still championing the special seat bill appealed to women to always embrace dialogue at all times.
He acknowledged that the level of women representation in the Nigerian Parliament isadopt persuasion abysmal and unbearably embarrassing compared to other African countries, including Rwanda, Senegal, South Africa etc.
He advised that the women should approach rather than protest to achieve their political aims
Hon. Chibuike Emmanuel E. Calls for Youth Inclusion and Innovation in Nigeria’s Energy Sector at the 2025 Nigeria International Energy Summit
Abuja, Nigeria – February 2025
Hon. Chibuike Emmanuel E., Special Assistant on Energy to the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Abbas Tajudeen, PhD, GCON, has reaffirmed Nigeria’s commitment to expanding its energy sector to drive Africa’s industrial and economic transformation. Speaking at the ongoing Nigeria International Energy Summit (NIES) 2025 in Abuja, Hon. Chibuike emphasized the critical role of innovation, sustainability, and youth inclusion in shaping the sector’s future.
He urged key energy stakeholders to develop innovative strategies that will significantly cut down the industry’s carbon footprint while ensuring sustainable energy growth. Hon. Chibuike particularly commended NNPC Ltd. and First Exploration & Petroleum Development Company Ltd. for their groundbreaking achievement in reducing routine flaring of associated gas (AG) by 96 percent from the Anyala (OML 83) and Madu (OML 85) fields.
"This remarkable feat is a testament to the positive strides we are making toward environmental sustainability and energy efficiency in Nigeria. It also highlights the importance of collaborative efforts in achieving our national energy objectives," Hon. Chibuike stated.
Furthermore, he emphasized the need for a more youth-inclusive approach within the energy sector, stressing that the next generation must be actively engaged in decision-making and innovation to ensure long-term sustainability. "Nigeria's energy future lies in the hands of young, dynamic minds. We must create platforms that encourage their participation in energy policies, research, and development," he added.
Hon. Chibuike also conveyed the unwavering support of his principal, Rt. Hon. Abbas Tajudeen, PhD, GCON, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, who remains passionate about maximizing Nigeria’s energy potential as Africa’s foremost oil and gas producer. "The Speaker strongly believes in leveraging legislative support to drive investments, innovation, and sustainable practices in the energy sector," he affirmed.
As the Nigeria International Energy Summit 2025 continues, Hon. Chibuike reaffirmed the government's commitment to fostering an enabling environment for sustainable energy growth, youth empowerment, and global partnerships that will secure Nigeria’s leadership position in Africa’s evolving energy landscape.
Hon. Chibuike Emmanuel E. Special Assistant to the Speaker of the House Representatives on Energy
President of Abuja Jabi Lakeside Celebrates Rotary Club at 120
Today, we celebrate our family, Rotary at 120,g having been birthed on 23 February 1905.
Paul Harris and his friends, Gustavus Loehr, Sylvester Schiele and Hiram Shorey gathered in Chicago, USA and formed the Rotary Club of Chicago, so that professionals with diverse backgrounds can exchange ideas and form meaningful, lifelong friendships. Over time, Rotary’s reach and vision gradually extended to humanitarian services.
As we celebrate them and what they stood for, it is pertinent that we note that these were professionals who sought for an avenue to meet so they could exchange ideas and form meaningful, lifelong friendships. Little did they know that their humble gathering in Chicago will eventually metamorphose into a global movement that has, and continues to transform millions of lives across continents.
Dear Rotarians, Rotary stands for Service Above Self. It celebrates fellowship, integrity, diversity, leadership, and service. Over the past 120 years, Rotarians before us have carried the torch of service in education, healthcare, peace-building, disease prevention and eradication, and numerous causes that uplift humanity. In our communities, people have looked up to the magic we create with the things we do. By tackling global challenges like eradicating polio, and more recently, the malaria scourge, Rotary has remained steadfast in its commitment to making the world a better place.
Today should not be just about parties. We should note that the responsibility of upholding Rotary’s ideals rests with us. The foundation of Rotary has been laid by Paul Harris and his friends; it is our duty now to build upon it. We must continue to embrace selfless service, foster ethical leadership, and work tirelessly to address the pressing needs of our communities.
Unfortunately, we cannot continue to pretend as if we are unaware of the sad reality that some of us – leaders, that is – have fallen short in ethics, and other expectations of leaders. Some of them are so shameful to listen to, and a celebratory day like this will not be nice to share some of those stories. Subsequent editions of my writing may lay some of those antics bare, in the hope that people will read, reflect, and realign their behaviours.
How can we, in our various clubs, committees, and districts, strengthen the impact of Rotary in our communities? How can we innovate and adapt to the changing needs of society while staying true to the core values of Rotary? The answers lie in our collective resolve to serve with greater dedication, to mentor the next generation of Rotarians, and to constantly expand our reach to those in need.
Today, to celebrate Rotary@120, 12 members of RC Abuja Jabi Lakeside donated $120 each to The Rotary Foundation. This is in addition to two members who made donations of $1000 to become Paul Harris Fellows, PHF, swelling our PHF rank to 35. We are grateful to these selfless Rotarians.
As we mark 120 years of selfless service, let us rededicate ourselves to the virtues of Paul Harris and his friends. Let us continue to be light in places of darkness, bring joy in moments of gloom, hope in moments of despair, and a voice for those who cannot speak up for themselves. The journey is still far, but we must run our lap, and ensure that Rotary’s legacies of service endures for generations to come
Happy 120th Anniversary to Rotary International! Cheers to all of us.
Vive le Rotary!!!
Amobi OGUM, a Rotary Major Donor and the President of Rotary Club of Abuja Jabi Lakeside, writes from Abuja
Amidst Pomp, Pageantry, Abuja Real Estate Tycoon Alhaji Abdulhakeem Bello Marks Golden Jubilee Birthday
The city of Abuja, the nation's capital went ago on Wednesday the 5th of February, 2025 as Alhaji Dr. Abdulhakeem Oyeniyi Bello ( Asiwaju) , the chairman/CEO of one of the leading real estate firms in the city Realscope Holdings Ltd marked his 50th birthday.
The classy Rainbow Event Marquee located in the Garki area of Abuja was the place to be for the event that attracted high network individuals from across the country, including traditional and religious rulers, former and serving legislators, entrepreneurs, real developers, captains of industry, and the organized private sector.
Co-hosted by two renowned comperes, Gbenga Adeyinka and multil-talented and multilingual Adedeji Odulesi, who speaks 7 languages fluently, the 50th birthday celebration of Asiwaju Bello was indeed a gathering of who is who in Nigeria's business, entertainment, and housing sectors.
In their goodwill messages, the celebrant's primary and secondary school mates, including his university mates attested to his humility, kindness and friendly nature.
They attributed his success story to hard work, dedication, determination, resilience and his overwhelming generosity. They recalled how discipline he was which they said formed the basis for his greatness in life.
The expansive Rainbow Event Marquess was full to brim with others sitting outside the hall viewing the ceremony in a large screen projector.
The Chairman of the organizing comittee Hon Sani, welcomed the guests and prayed for more fruitful and healthy years for the celebrant whom he described as a man of the people.
"I welcome you all to this occasion as we have gathered to celebrate one of our own, a great man, a man of the people. I lack words to describe the kind of person this great man is. He's indeed a great man in all ramifications, so thank you for gathering here today to honour him".
An associate of the celebrant and S.A on Diaspora to Kogi state governor, Hajia khadijah Suleiman said of the celebrant, "Alhaji Abdulhakeem Bello Is a Kind man, he's a good man above all he cares for people in need, he takes people's problems like his own problem, we adore him so much because he's a good family man, he's an example to fatherhood, an example to us and we appreciate him so much".
Other guests also spoke glowingly of the generosity and large heartedness of the celebrant.
The legendary Fuji music veteran, the award winning music maestro king Ayinde Wasiu Marshal was on ground to entertain the celebrant and the guests.
Davdan Peace And Advocacy Foundation in partnership with 100 Most Notable Peace Icon Africa organisers of the annual 100 Most Notable African Leadership and Business Summit has announced date of the annual 100 Most Notable African Leadership and Business Summit in Kigali Rwanda and commencement of nomination for the 2025 edition of the 100 Most Notable Peace Icons Africa award ceremony which comes up in Kigali, Rwanda in July.
The 100 Most Notable Africans Leadership and Business Summit 2025 is a prestigious event that brings together influential business leaders, industry experts, and thought leaders from around the world to discuss and explore key trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the global business landscape. This summit offers a unique platform for networking, knowledge sharing, and collaboration, with a focus on driving innovation, fostering growth, and inspiring positive change.
The event which has as the Theme: Leadership Frameworks for Governance, Business Growth, Investment opportunities and Sustainable development in Africa will feature 3 major award categories, which are 100 Most Notable Peace Icons Africa, 100 Most Notable Women Africa 2025 and 100 Most Notable Young Entrepreneurs 2025.
The annual colorful 100 Most Notable African Leadership and Business Summit will hold from 4-6th of July at Marriot Hotel Kigali Rwanda, the Project Director, Amb. Dr Kingsley Amafibe said in a statement on Friday.
According to Amafibe, the ceremony has over the years served as a platform to drive economic growth and building young leaders in Africa and also honour individuals and organizations who in their various fields of endeavour are adding significant value to the development of humanity and society. It is an opportunity to recognise them in order to spur more hard work and excellence.
Some of the fields where awardees have been recognized include the areas of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), Agriculture, Education, Infrastructure and Environment, and several others.
He added that award recipients have also been drawn from the public sector, especially in governance and leadership corridor, among those who have raised the bar of excellent governance in states across Nigeria and nations across Africa.
100 Most Notable African Leadership and Business Summit has also fostered networking among organizations, leading to partnerships and collaborations
Expected at the annual event ceremony is top leaders across Africa continent. Officials of government from across Africa, captains of industry, business executives, past awardees of 100 Most Notable Peace Icons Africa, and 100 Most Notable Women Africa.
Invitation has been extended to governors of Abia, Gombe, Rivers, Enugu and Delta states, Vice President of Kenya, Presidents of Kenya, Burundi, Zambia, Ghana as well as several first ladies.
He said this year's edition will, like previous editions, be very memorable as needed steps have been put in place to make it bigger and colorful to create fun memories.
Hon Chibuike Emmanuel E. Describes Newly Appointed Deputy Whip of Nigeria’s House of Representatives, Hon Ayokunle Ibrahim Isiaka, as a Round Peg in a Round Hole
Abuja, Nigeria – February 11, 2025 – Hon. Chibuike Emmanuel E. , Speacial Assistant to the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt Hon. Abbas Tajudeen, PhD, GCON, has expressed strong support for the recent appointment of Hon. Ayokunle Ibrahim Isiaka as the new Deputy Whip of the House of Representatives.
In a statement today, Hon. Chibuike described Hon. Isiaka as a "round peg in a round hole," emphasizing that the new Deputy Whip is an exemplary fit for the position, owing to his outstanding legislative acumen, deep commitment to public service, and strong leadership qualities. Hon. Isiaka’s appointment, he said, is a clear reflection of the confidence the leadership of the House places in his abilities to contribute significantly to the effective running of the House.
"Hon. Ayokunle Ibrahim Isiaka brings a wealth of experience and a commendable work ethic to his new role as Deputy Whip. His track record as a lawmaker and his undying passion for the welfare of his constituents and the country at large make him the perfect choice for this prestigious position," Hon. Chibuike remarked.
As a seasoned and accomplished legislator, Hon. Isiaka's appointment is expected to enhance the legislative process, providing a dynamic and capable voice in the House of Representatives, and contributing to the development of policies that serve the best interests of Nigerians.
Hon. Chibuike further lauded the Speaker, Rt Hon. Abbas Tajudeen, PhD, GCON, for the visionary leadership that has continued to shape a highly effective and inclusive legislative environment in Nigeria.
In conclusion, Hon. Chibuike expressed confidence that Hon. Isiaka’s tenure as Deputy Whip will mark a new era of collaboration, efficiency, and progress in the House of Representatives.
Hon Chibuike Emmanuel E. Spacial Assistant to the Speaker of the House of Representatives
Bishop Ugokwe Prince Congratulates Executive Secretary of NCPC On First Anniversary in Office
The president/founder of Christian Muslims Love Lead and Care Foundation, Bishop Ugokwe Ugochukwu Prince has congratulated the Executive Secretary of the Nigerian Christian Pilgrim Commission (NCPC), Bishop (prof)Stephan Tunde Victor Adegbite PhD. Gpj. on his first anniversary in office, applauding his achievements in the last 12 months.
He said the Executive Secretary has worked assiduously to ensure that the Christian community in Nigeria is united as a strong partner to the project Nigeria and as a strong partner in peace building.
In a statement on Saturday, Bishop Ugokwe who is also the National PRO of the 30 Patriotic Bishop and Clerics Council, Bishop Adegbite since assumption of office ensured the improvement of service delivery in the Commission.
He noted that the NCPC boss has demonstrated courage to build a society of genuine love for our country, improved the welfare of staff of the commission and welfare of pilgrims to eliminate the era where pilgrims are left stranded in the holy hand.
Bishop Ugokwe thanked the Executive Secretary for doing everything possible as the head of Nigeria Christian Embassy to unite the body of Christ in love and understanding
"He is building a strong christain-government relationship, and also joins hands to see the new Nigeria where all the major religions will live in harmony.
"I also want to thank him for supporting the President Asiwaju Ahmed Bola Tinubu GCFR. administration through spiritual guidance and prayers", he said.
Bishop Ugokwe also prayed for the First Lady, Sen. Oluremi Tinubu and the Vice President, Kashim Shettima and their families, that God almighty will grant them success in all their good policies for a new Nigeria economy..
Bishop Edward Williams Chanomi, the President of the famous 30 Patriotic Bishop and Clerics according to Bishop ugokwe also appreciates the Executive Secretary for showing a strong character and integrity in the office.that God will use People like him to fix Nigeria of our dream. Where Religion will Not separate us as a people.
The second edition of a youth gathering tagged, "Be The Force", aiming to impact young people with the right orientation to guide them in their life journey has successfully come to an end with speakers recommending the right mentorship, relationship, network and community service as key ingredients that will lead to success.
One of the speakers, a foremost traditional ruler, the Emir of Zazzau, HRM Alhaji Yakubu who was represented by the Wakili of Zazzau, HRM Alhaji Yakubu encouraged young people to seek guidance from accomplished mentors, individuals who have charted meaningful paths, with capacity to provide valuable direction for personal and professional growth.
He highlighted that mentorship is a crucial tool that helps young people thrive in their various fields of endeavour, urging them to choose wisely.
Also, a former member of National Assembly, Sen. Shehu Sani emphasizing the transformative vision of "Be the Force 2.0". He highlighted the programme pivotal role in shaping young minds and underscored the importance of mentorship, urging youths to seek guides whose values and expertise align with their career aspirations.
He said, "If you want mentorship the first thing is to educate yourself. When you're educated, you have the tool to pursue your dream and ideas. The second step in setting your goal is, what do you want to be? If you want mentorship in politics, go to a politician, for business, go to a businessman. You can't go to Dangote to tell him to mentor you in politics, because it's not his field", he said.
Also in his remarks, the host and former presidential candidate of Accord Party, Prof. Chris Imumolen called on the youths to be the driving force in their respective fields.
He stressed the critical role young people play in shaping the nation's future, calling on them to take charge of their destiny by actively participating in governance and community development.
"You can become a force in business, you can become a force in your life but you must be engaged in opportunities, you must volunteer, you must serve, you must dedicate yourself to active service wherever you find yourself", he advised.
He also called on youths to be deliberate in serving the country and participate positively in building the country especially these challenging times.
The well attended event also witnessed the induction and graduation of about 1000 members of Institute Of Skills Qualifications and Development of Nigeria and supported by JPTS. It aims at marking the beginning of a significant professional journey for young individuals aspiring to achieve optimum success in both technical and non-technical education.
Others who spoke at a separate panel session moderated by Dr. Madima Ogwo include Dr. Alero Adjekota, Engr. Noah Dallaji, Dr. Stella Okotete, Alhaji Bala Bello Maru, and the Honorable Minister for Youth Development, represented by Comrade Adedotun Omoleye, Moses of Africa, Dr. Ogenna Walter and they were in unison in their call for the youths to be strategic in their growth plan.
The keynote speaker, distinguished guests and selected individuals were presented with Award of Excellence by Prof. Chris Imumolen, the host.
Stakeholders Calls For Holistic Education Of Boy Child To Fit Into Today's Reality
Stakeholders at a summit organized by Great Achievers Initiative for Youth and Community Development (GAIYD) have called for a broadened and holistic approach to the education of the boy child to position him to fit into demands of the labour market.
At the summit in Abuja, the stakeholders called for incorporation of both formal and non-formal methods to cater to different learning styles and needs so that upon graduation, they can positively impact the society by using their skills to make a decent living.
Welcoming participants at the meeting the founder of GAIYD, Amb. Dr. Hillary Akpua also called for sensitization and awareness so that the public will appreciate the importance of investing in the male child's education and well-being, making him an indispensable asset to the society.
While urging for a robust collaboration between the private sector, NGOs, community organisations and the government to raise impact, he said the year 2025 will see the organisation upscale its campaigns for a better environment for the boy child.
Those in attendance at the meeting include, the Chairman Code of Conduct tribunal Barr. Dr. Mainasara Kogo Umar, MD Development Specs Academy (DSA) Prof. Okey Ikechukwu mni, Wakilin Raya Kasar Zazzau, Alhaji Aminu Yakubu Wambai, Wakilin Raya Kasar Zazzau, and Dr. Mrs. Nwabuogo Chambers Okorie KSJI.
Others are, Hon. Dr. Balarabe Shehu Kakale from the ministry of education, NDLEA Team led by, Ndukwu Chidi Henry Chidi, Deputy Commander of Narcotics, Chief Dr. Patrick Chukwudi Adilo and others.
The founder rolled out a number of projects to be embarked this year, including the establishment a working committee to coordinate the Boy Child Awareness initiative, develop a comprehensive sensitization strategy, including social media campaigns, community outreach, and stakeholder engagement and working closely with government agencies and NGOs to secure support and resources.
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