Month: June 2024

2,659 Compete as NNPC Foundation Unveils Business Opportunities for Youth Corps Members Apply 2,659 Youth Corps members benefit from NNPC.

The church leaders accuse local authorities of launching a “coordinated attack” against the Christian presence in the Holy Land.

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Gov. Chris Sununu and Manchester Mayor Jay Ruais applauded the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision Friday giving a municipality the right to allow or prohibit homeless people from sleeping or camping

Madhouse, Africa’s leading hub for creativity and innovation, concluded its pioneering Lens-Based Incubation Programme on June 28th by awarding $10,000

SATURDAY Congregation Beth Israel: 1336 Hemlock St. 530-342-6146. Calvary Chapel Chico: Saturday 6 p.m. guest speaker Dominic Ortega. Check website or app for updates. ccchico.com, YouTube, Faceboo…

The Invest in African Energies roadshow in Lagos organised by the African Energy Chamber (AEC) on June 25 united more than 250 Nigerian entrepreneurs and

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A total of 2,659 members of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) across Nigeria have been pre-qualified for the final phase of the NNPC Foundation business pitching exercise. Billed to hold from July 2 to 10, 2024, the exercise is an integral part of the NNPC Foundation’s financial literacy programme for youths that witnessed the engagement of over 284,000 corps members, who underwent rigorous training and assessments. Speaking on the exercise, the Managing Director of NNPC Foundation, Mrs. Emmanuella Arukwe, said the selection criteria would focus on the feasibility and sustainability of the business idea, market relevance, competitive edge and

Nigeria has one of the highest numbers of female entrepreneurs in the world, yet women-owned businesses do not secure procurement contracts, suggesting systematic gender disparities in the procurement systems of both government and private sector organisations. To address the gender disparity in accessing economic opportunities in Nigeria, women CEOs and relevant stakeholders have formed a coalition to advance women’s economic empowerment. The coalition is focused on making life better for women and girls by pushing for improved implementation of economic policies that will enhance women’s access to public and private procurement as well as income generating opportunities. The consensus on