Adeyemi Okediran
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2 days ago |
bonewssng.com | Adeyemi Okediran
PROMAD Infotech Foundation, a civic tech and youth development organisation, has commended the Federal Government for inaugurating a committee to reform the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) scheme, saying the reform was long overdue. PROMAD, in a statement, described the move as a welcome response to the concerns it raised in advocacy videos released in March 2025. “We believe this effort is a significant response to our advocacy and the voices of credible Nigerians,” the statement read.
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4 days ago |
bonewssng.com | Adeyemi Okediran
Eagles Voice International, an NGO advocating for women with disabilities, empowered 40 young women through a three-day workshop focused to strengthen participants’ sense of identity, self-esteem, confidence, and communication skills. Held from May 5 to 9 at the Federal College of Education, Special, Oyo, the workshop was themed “40 WINGS” – 40 Women Inspired for Growth through Skills.
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1 week ago |
bonewssng.com | Adeyemi Okediran
Citizens Free Service Forum (CFSF) and the Renevlyn Development Initiative (RDI), have raised concerns over the federal government’s failure to commence repairs on the Alau Dam in Maiduguri, Borno State, warning that another flood disaster could strike as the rainy season begins. The dam, which collapsed on September 10, 2024, following intense rainfall, led to the flooding of over 70 percent of the state capital.
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1 week ago |
bonewssng.com | Adeyemi Okediran
As the world marks the 2025 World Press Freedom Day on May 3, the Media Rights Agenda (MRA) has unveiled a visual brief spotlighting the urgent need for ethical and responsible use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in journalism, particularly within Nigeria’s media landscape.
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1 week ago |
bonewssng.com | Adeyemi Okediran
Welcome, readers,Today, the series hits a quarter mark! Big thanks to everyone whose contributions—both on and behind the scenes—have kept the series going. For this 25th edition, we feature the effusive Damilare Mary Olakulehin. She lectures at Sub-Saharan Africa’s number one institution of special education – the Federal College of Education (Special), Oyo, Nigeria. She is the National Secretary of the Deaf Women Association of Nigeria (DWAN).
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