Why I didn’t “carry” myself as minister — Ohanenye-Kennedy
The former minister spoke about her undiplomatic approach in office and why she would not have it the other way.
The former minister spoke about her undiplomatic approach in office and why she would not have it the other way.
She should serve as an inspiring leader and advocate to elevate women's voices and leadership roles. Women's rights awareness is ...
The minister said the government is committed to creating an environment where every child will have access to education
The protesters (minors and adults) were discharged by the Federal High Court Abuja after the court struck out treason charges ...
President Tinubu is not alone in jettisoning fair women representation in his cabinet. Since 1999, no Nigerian president has attained ...
Last Friday, three minors and one person of adult age were brought to face charges related to the August #EndBadGovernance ...
While the minister admitted that the goals are “ambitious,” she urged MDAs, private sector, civil society, and international partners to ...
"By this directive of the president, the appointment takes immediate effect," the statement said.
The presentation of women in President Tinubu's list is 25 per cent, 10 percentage points short of his promised 35 ...
Mrs Sulaiman-Ibrahim's initial appointment as the boss of the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) violated ...
The law establishing the anti-trafficking agency mandates whoever would be appointed as its director-general to be from the directorate cadre ...
Mrs Sulaiman-Ibrahim’s credential does not match the requirements stipulated by the NAPTIP law for the top job.
Presidential spokesperson, Garba Shehu, on Tuesday announced the appointment of Sulaiman-Ibrahim as new director-general of NAPTIP.
NAPTIP is an agency founded in 2003 in to tackle human trafficking and similar human rights violations in Nigeria.
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