by Isi Esene The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Suleiman Abba, has directed Zonal AIGs and Command CPs and all Police Officers to uphold the rights of all Nigerian citizens. Abba made the statement in Commemoration of the International Human Rights Day 2014 and as further proof of his commitment to respect the rights of Nigerians.... Read More

DFID, nigeria, NPF, police, Suleiman Abba

September 12, 2014

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Paul Nwabuikwu: The lies of a disappointed man, Temitope Oshikoya

by Paul Nwabuikwu It is a shame that someone with the credentials of Dr Temitope Oshikoya would display the kind of dishonesty and moral turpitude present in his article, “Golden Girl and the Icarus Paradox” published in The Guardian of Monday, September 8, 2014. The article is a commentary on the ongoing recruitment process for CEO... Read More

DFID, Finance, Hassan Usman, ngozi okonjo iweala, nigeria, NMRC, Paul Nwabiukwu, Temitope Oshikoya, World Bank

September 10, 2013

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Opinion: Memo to incoming youth minister

by Murtala Adogi Mohammed Working together with youth both online and offline is very important for any minister of youth development that want to succeed. Therefore, the new Youth Minister will have to be… one who thoroughly understands the tools and ways of how the social media works. There is currently a vacancy in the federal... Read More

#youthministerwatch, Abdulkadir Inuwa, agriculture, DFID, facebook, Goodluck Jonathan, Health, instagram, Labour, ministry of youth development, Murtala Adogi Mohammed, nigeria, social media, twitter., USAID, USS embassy

March 6, 2013

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Mfon Ekpo: The role of research in policy making (Y! Policy Hub)

by Mfon Ekpo The fact is research on its own is so tedious and unrewarding that to put organizations through the trouble of conducting them and not follow up with a reasonable application of the research recommendations creates a researching community steeped deep in lethargy and inertia. In 2010, the newly appointed minister of the... Read More

Abuja, barack obama, DFID, fuel subsidy protest, Mfon Ekpo, nigeria, research, speed bump, Y! Policy Hub

February 6, 2013

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There’s something about government (#NewLeadership Series with Chude Jideonwo)

Government is the singular most important force for change in any society – print that and paste it on your door if you really want to do something to change your country. My orientation about how government began to change in 2009. Before this time, I had always felt – sadly without any historical or... Read More

.US, #newleadership, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Chude Jideonwo, DFID, government, USAID

October 26, 2012

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Elnathan John: How to run a Nigerian NGO

by Elnathan John Do one of two things: One, give your NGO a broad name that can cover two or more areas. The more the merrier. Everything in Nigeria is a hustle. Government, politics, religion- all a hustle. And the Nigerian god helps those who help themselves. The key to survival is understanding the rules... Read More

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Police IG restates commitment to uphold citizens’ rights

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Opinion: Memo to incoming youth minister

Mfon Ekpo: The role of research in policy making (Y! Policy Hub)

There’s something about government (#NewLeadership Series with Chude Jideonwo)

Elnathan John: How to run a Nigerian NGO

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