Building a youth center as part of youth development is an ongoing growth process in which the community engages to help youth meet their basic personal and social needs to be safe, feel cared for, be valued, be useful, be spiritually grounded, and to build skills and competencies which allow them to function and contribute... Continue Reading →

I support Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala as the WTO race narrows down to only 2 contestants As the European Union (EU) governments yesterday expressed support for Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Nigeria’s candidate for the position of the Director-General (DG) of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), I add my own little voice. Asking the rest of the world... Continue Reading →

Tokyo Olympics, 2021 ended up as one of the worst Olympics in the history of Olympics for Nigeria It started with the inability of the Nigerian Olympics Committee to secure kits donated to the Male Basketball Team. They started blame games accusing the Nigerian Customs Service for not releasing them and citing Customs Duties. Very... Continue Reading →

I stayed awake till 3:45 am this morning so I can make this post for Samia Omar RIP Samia from Somalia. A young promising helpless girl who just wanted a future for herself and her family. This is very painful. It brings tears on my face every time I read about what happened to this... Continue Reading →

"Mummy please help me, they just kidnapped us. We are in the Bush. They are beating us"" The above was the voice of Dorathy, a Nigerian citizen from Kaduna State, crying to her mother to save her just before the kidnappers seized the phone from her. They demanded 800,000,000 ( Eigh hundred million Naira) from... Continue Reading →

  A Federal House of Representative aspirant for Dunukofia/Njikoka/Anaocha federal constituency, of the People Democratic Party, Ike Klinsman Ohamadike, has called on voters in the state, especially in his constituency, to go out en masse and register to obtain their Permanent Voter Cards. Ike Klinsman Ohamadike , who gave the advice in a statement, reminded... Continue Reading →

June 16; The African child in Dunukofia, Njikoka and Anaocha local government area. In 1991, the United Nations designated today as the day of African Child in honor of the ten thousand of South African black students whom took to the streets to protest against the poor quality of education and demanding to be taught... Continue Reading →