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IYD: UN chief harps on equipping youth with skills for greener future

UN Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres, has said young people must be equipped with skills and knowledge to shape a cleaner, greener and more climate resilient...
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Human Welfare

IYD: Young people central in building nation we all desire – Nestlé

Annually on Aug. 12, the International Youth Day celebrates the determination, ideas and leadership of young people as humanity works toward a better world. The...
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Human Welfare

How Indigenous youth can boost transition to a more sustainable world

The International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples was observed on Wednesday, August 9, 2023, with a special focus on youth. Indigenous youth are...
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Human Welfare

UK’s £38m aid making a difference in North-East Nigeria – Foreign Secretary

The United Kingdom’s Foreign Secretary, James Cleverly, has said that over £38 million of UK humanitarian assistance has saved the lives of vulnerable, conflict-affected...
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Human Welfare

Africa’s food sovereignty tops agenda at Russia-Africa summit

The Russia-Africa Summit 2023 will discuss partnership for food sovereignty, strategies to realise the potential and how Russia can help Africa develop its agricultural...
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Human Welfare

UNFSS2023: UN chief calls for massive investment in food systems

United Nations Secretary-General, António Guterres, has called for urgent action and a massive investment in sustainable, equitable, healthy and resilient food systems. Guterres made the...
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Human Welfare

Madiba Foundation to unveil movement, launch tech platform for youth mobilisation

The Madiba Foundation For Good Governance is set to unveil the "Organising for a New Nigeria“ movement and launch a technology platform that will...
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Human Welfare

2.7m people displaced by drought in Horn of Africa – WFP

Drought conditions in the Horn of Africa region have displaced around 2.7 million people, the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) said. In a regional...
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Professionals tasked to be dedicated, innovative on preserving forests, addressing climate change

Director-General, Federal College of Forestry, Ibadan, Prof. Zachariah Yaduma, has said enormous challenges facing the world in preserving forests...
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Failure of REA boss to appear before Reps described as ‘disrespectful’

The House of Representatives committee on Renewable Energy has mandated the Managing Director, Rural Electrification Agency (REA), Abba Aliyu, to...
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CSOs demand reform of Cross River forestry laws to curb deforestation, empower communities

Civil society organisations (CSOs) in Cross River State have declared as obsolete the state’s forestry laws, citing this as reason...

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