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CSOs, Communities cry out over flood in Rivers

Civil Society organizations and some selected communities in Rivers State have cried out over the current devastation of communities in the state by flood, occasioned by climate change. Addressing community and civil society organization representatives recently in Port Harcourt, executive director of Kebetkache Women Development and Resource Centre, Emen Okon, …

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NGO Presents Award to Okpe PDP Chieftain, Onofe

By Young Freeborn, Warri The multi-purpose hall in Orerokpe, Okpe Local Government Area of Delta State, was recently filled to capacity with friends, family members and other dignitaries as the I Hope In Christ Foundation, a global non-government organization, committed to the support of the less privileged in the society, …

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Rivers NANNM Inaugurates New Executive

The National Association of Nigeria Nurses and Midwives (NANNM), Rivers State Council, has held her 9th Quadrennial Delegates Conference, as well as the election of a new state council to take over from the comrade Regina Kuru-led executive. Chairman of Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Rivers State chapter, Comr. Beatrice Itubo, …

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CEHRD Urges HYPREP to Release Key Performance Indicators

The Centre for Environment, Human Rights and Development (CEHRD), a Port Harcourt based environmental civil society organization, wants the Hydrocarbons Pollution Remediation Project (HYPREP), the body responsible for the Federal Government’s clean-up of Ogoni land, to release its key performance indicators to enable stakeholders monitor the exercise. Dr Kabari Sam, …

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Rivers AFAN Poised to Deliver Dividends to Farmers

The Rivers State chapter All Farmers’ Association of Nigeria (AFAN) has inaugurated a new executive, led by Chief Ofioma-bari Igwe, to pilot its activities. The executive takes over from the Prince Alphaeus Ibanichuka-led team which stepped down recently. AFAN’ national vice chairman (South South), Chief Michael Udo Akpan, described the …

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