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History has shown that great leaders worldwide have a common attribute:  their readiness to risk everything to liberate the people they claim they love. Unfortunately, Mr. Peter Obi does not have such qualities and is not that kind of leader, and has failed this basic test of leadership. While the majority of Nigerians sink into

Henry Nxumalo Foundation The Media Advocacy West Africa Foundation (MAWA-Foundation) is happy to receive the Henry Nxumalo Foundation grant. In the new grant, the African Investigative Journalism Conference, the Gates Foundation, and the Henry Nxumalo Foundation support MAWA-Foundation to undertake a reporting project that will uncover corruption in Nigeria’s health sector. R4D The Media Advocacy West

MAWA-Foundation conducted six focused group discussions across the six Area Councils in FCT. They are Abaji, AMAC, Bwari, Kwali, Kuje and Gwagwalada.  The focused group discussions provided platforms to create awareness and educate the community residents on climate change.

MAWA-Foundation conducted three live radio appearances discussions and six focused group discussions across the six Area Councils in FCT. The live Radio appearances and group discussions provided platforms to create awareness and educate the community residents on climate change.  

15 participants selected across community change agents, media, local government officials, and community associations in the six Area Councils of Abaji, Kwali, Kuje, Gwagwalada, AMAC, and Bwari were trained.

The National Agency for Science and Infrastructure (NASENI) said the agency has trained 100 youth on the modern method of casting Plaster of Paris (PoP) in Nasarawa state. Executive Vice Chairman/Chief Executive NASENI, Prof. Mohammed Sani Harun, stated this, Monday, at the opening ceremony of NASAENI skill acquisition training and youth empowerment on modern methods of

The National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) has trained 100 youth in Anambra on Solar installation and maintenance. Mr. Mohammed Haruna, a professor, the agency Executive Vice Chairman/Chief Executive speaking at the event, disclosed the target is to contribute 50 megawatts of solar energy to Nigeria’s electricity by 2023. A statement by Deputy