Submitted by ebeking on 17 November, 2011 - 14:44
Hi everyone, I am Chidi Kingsley, an electronic engineer with a passion to change our world to a better place to live in.
Submitted by chijioke on 11 February, 2011 - 16:51
Voice of Youth Assembly (VOYA) 2011
…building alliance for the achievement of the MDG in Africa
“Addressing Global Challenges requires a collective and concerted
effort, involving all actors. Through partnerships and alliances,
we increase our chances for success”.
Bank Ki-moon- UN Secretary General
Submitted by omatransng on 28 December, 2010 - 20:20
Our roads today are more or less potential hazards to all motorist whether you are driving for yourself or company. Driving is regarded as one of the most dangerous activities man is involved in today. It has become imperative that all motorist become conscious of this fact and that as long as they are not trained they pose a hazard to all other motorist.
Submitted by bolubamise on 10 December, 2010 - 08:48
The world information society space is shrinking in developing world and exploding in the developed world. We have said many times that the key to unlocking development in our developing world is to use technology, especially information technology to explode growth, transform socio-economic space, train the young, prepare human capital and engender development. The truth of the matter is the the world is speedily moving along, whilst we are busy fiddling, like Nero whilst Rome burned!!!
Submitted by kntb on 9 December, 2010 - 13:05
Democracy Series Participatory Learning and Active Youth (DESPLAY), the foremost and consistent annual Youth Democracy Academy in West Africa since 2005 is accepting application from interested youth. In the past 5 years, DESPLAY Africa admitted youth from Nigeria, Ghana, Liberia and Cameroon, who were educated on different broad based democracy and governance issues.
Submitted by APRI on 4 December, 2010 - 22:06
Accident Prevention and Rescue Initiative (APRI) is a Non-Governmental Organization promoting road safety efforts with office in Abuja, Federal Capital Territory. The organization is focused on efforts aimed at reducing the rate of road traffic accidents, injuries and death on Nigeria roads.
Submitted by HumanRightsConsult on 27 October, 2010 - 13:09
The HRC advocacy group is starting a discussion forum on Corruption and its Impact on Human Rights in Nigeria. This will feature as a forum discussion on the HRC website - http://humanrightsconsult.webs.com/apps/forums/
Your participation will be gladly appreciated.
Regards,
HRC
Submitted by vivian on 19 October, 2010 - 14:51
Human Support Services write to create awareness on the services and opportunities being offered by its EU-UN Joint Migration and Development project titled Migrants Rights: Nigerian-Polish Initiative. The project is a partnership between two organizations in Nigeria and Poland; Human Support Services Lagos, Nigeria and Rule of Law Institute Foundation Lublin, Poland. The EC-UN Joint Migration and Development Initiative seeks to enhance the protection of migrant rights especially Nigerian Emigrants in diaspora.
As part of the project services, the organization is offering "free" legal counseling services to intending migrants particular those with instances of Human Right Abuses. In addition, accurate and up to date information on a wide range of immigration issues are available on the project’s interactive site for intending migrant;
For more information on the project, please contact the project office on 08098477646
Submitted by APRI on 16 October, 2010 - 05:06
The recent road traffic accident that killed the National President of Nigeria's largest trade union, National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) Alhaji Hamman Gidado and his top officials has further exposed Nigeria as among countries with ineffective road traffic safety policy.
For years, prominent Nigerians have fallen victims of road traffic accident with no enforceable policies and regulations to tackle the carnage. Among major cause of road traffic accidents in Nigeria are drunkenness, poor quality drivers, fake and sub-standard spare parts, bad roads and overspeeding.
Submitted by HumanRightsConsult on 14 October, 2010 - 11:15
The Human Rights Consult is passionate about the protection of the rights of children through schools in Nigeria. This is based on the belief that schools are very good medium to protect a large number of children at the same time. Thus teachers can play a major role in ensuring that children's rights are protected. They can however assist children with counselling, referal to appropriate safety nets and pshyco-social therapy.
