Humanitarian Ministry Launches 1Gov Cloud System
Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs adopts 1Gov Cloud platform, marking significant step toward paperless civil service by December 2025 under Nigeria First Policy.
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Lions Club Empowers Students, Widows in Shagamu
Metropolitan Lions Club Shagamu empowers female students with hygiene education, supports 18 widows, provides eye care to 70 beneficiaries, and feeds 700 people to mark special occasions.
New Humanitarian Minister Begins Restoration Mandate
Dr. Bernard M. Doro assumes leadership of Nigeria's Humanitarian Ministry, pledging transparency and accountability to address poverty affecting over 60% of Nigerians.
100 Houses Gifted to Widows in Kaduna
Adashe Women Housing empowers 100 widows in Kaduna with new, climate-resilient homes. This humanitarian project, supported by government partners, offers a fresh start and renewed dignity.
US-Based Plateau Group Urges Crackdown on Killers
Plateau State Association USA urges Nigerian government to intensify security operations against armed groups in Plateau, Benue. Calls for arrests, prosecutions and humanitarian aid.
Free Medical Services Coming to Port Harcourt
KICC's Christ Compassion Foundation brings free medical services, surgeries, and relief materials to Port Harcourt from November 24-29, 2025. Join the transformative outreach.
1,100 Free Surgeries in Port Harcourt Crusade
CCRW's 2025 crusade in Port Harcourt offers 1,100 free surgeries, food for 70,000 people, and massive evangelism. Governor Fubara supports the humanitarian event running November 24-29.
Dolly Parton Accepts Honorary Oscar from Home
Music legend Dolly Parton wins the Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award, delivering a heartfelt virtual speech about her lifelong commitment to philanthropy. Read her inspiring message.
Google's $40M Support Package for SA Media
Google agrees to pay R688 million to South African news outlets after competition watchdog investigation. Deal includes funding for local content and AI innovation.
UN Names Nigeria Among 16 Hunger Crisis Hotspots
UN food agencies warn Nigeria faces severe hunger crisis due to funding shortages. Conflict drives food insecurity in 16 nations. Urgent action needed to prevent catastrophe.
Cosmo Pfeil's Hollywood to Humanitarian Journey
Discover how Cosmo Pfeil transformed from Hollywood actor to humanitarian nurse. Learn about his career pivot, marriage to Betty Gilpin, and current work in Haiti.
180 Nigerian Returnees Arrive from Libya via NEMA
NEMA receives 180 vulnerable Nigerian returnees from Libya. The group includes medical cases and receives immediate humanitarian assistance. Read about the coordinated rescue effort.
Angelina Jolie's Surprise Visit to Ukraine's Kherson
Hollywood superstar and humanitarian Angelina Jolie makes unexpected appearance in frontline city Kherson, showing solidarity with war-affected residents amid ongoing conflict.
Nigeria gets $400M World Bank boost for IDPs, healthcare
Nigeria secures massive $400 million World Bank funding to support Internally Displaced Persons and revolutionize Sokoto State's healthcare system, signaling strong economic recovery.
N100,000 Grant for Petty Traders: Apply Now!
Federal Government launches new portal for petty traders to apply for N100,000 grant. Batch C beneficiaries list released. Application process simplified for small business owners across Nigeria.
Abia, Ogun Lead Nigeria Health Investment Rankings
Groundbreaking report reveals Abia and Ogun states are outpacing others in health sector investments, signaling a major shift in Nigeria's healthcare landscape. Discover how these states are setting new standards for medical infrastructure and funding.
TETFund: N50M Student Research Grant Still Available
TETFund executive secretary Arc. Sonny Echono confirms the N50 million research and innovation grant for Nigerian students remains accessible, dismissing speculation about its discontinuation.
Adamawa spends ₦2.7bn on Turkey scholarships for 100 students
Adamawa State Government approves massive ₦2.7 billion scholarship package for 100 indigenous students to pursue undergraduate studies in Turkish universities, marking significant investment in education.
Africa Loses $10B to Medical Tourism Yearly
NMA President reveals shocking $10 billion loss to medical tourism, exposing Africa's healthcare gaps and the urgent need for infrastructure investment.
Nigeria Advocates Push for More Social Protection Funding
Civil society organizations and international partners intensify calls for increased government investment in social safety nets as poverty levels soar across Nigeria.
Foundation Urges Govt to Support Free Health Initiatives
The Chidi Lota Foundation urges Nigerian government to strengthen free healthcare initiatives, highlighting critical gaps in maternal and child health services across the nation.
Making the Fragile Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Work
Expert analysis on transforming the temporary Israel-Hamas ceasefire into sustainable peace through humanitarian corridors, political dialogue, and international cooperation.
Nigeria's Health Funding Crisis: Solutions Revealed
Discover how Nigeria and other African nations can revolutionize health funding through innovative strategies and domestic resource mobilization for stronger healthcare systems.
FG Launches Interest-Free Loans for Varsity Staff
Nigerian tertiary institution staff can now access interest-free loans through new federal government initiative aimed at improving welfare and academic excellence.
Wema Bank Rewards Teachers with ₦4.5M Prizes
Wema Bank's 'Thank You Teacher' initiative celebrates educators with cash prizes, gadgets, and recognition, reinforcing commitment to educational development in Nigeria.
Ned Nwoko Launches Full Tuition Scholarship for Nigerian Students
Nigerian Senator Ned Nwoko announces comprehensive scholarship program covering full tuition fees for undergraduate and postgraduate students across all Nigerian universities.
Sudanese Women Describe Mass Rape Fleeing El Fasher
Disturbing eyewitness accounts emerge from Sudan as women and girls describe systematic sexual violence while fleeing conflict in El Fasher. Survivors reveal how armed men preyed on vulnerable civilians.
US Government Shutdown Breaks Record as Longest Ever
The United States government shutdown has officially become the longest in history, surpassing 35 days and causing widespread disruption across federal services and agencies.
Nigerian Professors Earn 13x More Than African Peers
Groundbreaking research reveals Nigerian university professors receive significantly higher salaries than their counterparts across Africa, sparking debates about educational funding and academic compensation.
Lafarge on Trial for Terror Funding in Syria
Lafarge, the global cement manufacturer, faces landmark terrorism financing charges in Paris for allegedly paying millions to extremist groups including Islamic State to maintain operations in Syria.
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