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The National Association of Online Security News Publishers (NAOSNP) has harped on the need to avoid a repeat of the violent protests and many crises the nation has experienced that led to massive destruction and deaths.

Barrister Shafa’u Ahmed , who represents the International Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA) in Sokoto, also emphasized the need to implement parole in the state.

The African Health Budget Network has strengthened the capacity of members of the Sokoto State Community of Practice on immunisation budget tracking, advocacy, accountability, transparency, and sustainability.

Kebbi State First Lady, Hajia Zainab Nasir Idris, has disbursed more than N10 million to about 900 Christian widows in Sakaba and Danko-Wasagu Local Government Areas of the state. The widows’ support programme carried out by the NASARA FOUNDATION was held at the United Missionary Church of Africa UMCA Machika In his remarks, the State coordinator NASARA FOUNDATION Abdulrasheed Bala ,said a total sum of N8.3million was shared among 830 Christian widows in the area while the organizers of the programme benefited N2 million as equal empowerment. The coordinator also revealed that apart from this gesture, arrangements are on top…

Lifted Hands, a medical outreach based in the United States of America, is extending its programmes to three states in Nigeria, targeting free treatment for over 5000 people. Coordinator of the Lifted Hands, Engr. Moses Okaro, said the Foundation has provided treatment for over 2000 patients in Anambra in 2023. “Our 2024 outreach will be extended to Abia and Lagos state this year. As Anambra state will be visited again this year. Moses Okaro stated that announcements on the 2024 event planned to kick off on the 17 – 20 July in Anambra is ongoing. “From the Ogidi center in…

A digital rights group, Paradigm Initiative, recently alleged that personal data, including tax identification numbers, bank verification numbers, and national identification numbers, were being sold.

Sokoto stands out in Nigeria’s northwest for its rich culinary heritage. Locals there have a particular fondness for traditional delicacies such as Masa and Miyan Taushe, now reimagined with a modern twist.

The workshop delved into the principles of conflict-sensitive journalism and mediation, focusing particularly on the distinct problems and opportunities encountered by women in this profession.

Mr Gad Peter, Executive Director of the CLEEN Foundation, highlighted in his opening speech the unique perspectives and invaluable insights that women journalists offer, particularly in reporting and comprehending conflicts.

She was among the displaced persons who trekked from Zamfara to Sokoto. For these helpless villagers, fleeing their homes meant trading one nightmare for another—a never-ending journey through uncertainty with no haven.