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Orphans’ Carnival 2025 Honours Davido’s Philanthropy

The Voice of Orphans Africa and Diaspora Initiative (VOADI) will dedicate its 2025 Orphans’ Carnival to Nigerian Afrobeat artist Davido for his exceptional philanthropic work supporting vulnerable children. The event, coinciding with Davido’s birthday on November 21, will spotlight how his donations have provided orphanages with boreholes, roofing repairs, and other vital projects. VOADI’s president, Tunde Okoroko, praised Davido for quietly transforming lives, calling on other celebrities to emulate his humanitarian spirit. The carnival provides hope and empowerment, featuring talent showcases and awarding scholarships and training. Dr. Regina Omo-Agege, VOADI’s matron, encouraged entertainers to use their influence for good, emphasizing that Davido’s giving has changed the future for thousands. The Orphans’ Carnival, now in its sixth edition, hosts dozens of homes from across states, and VOADI aims to include orphanages nationwide in future editions. This year will feature special awards […]

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UNICEF, Borno to Train 1,033 Conflict-Affected Children

The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), in partnership with the Borno State Government, has launched a vocational training program for 1,033 children affected by the armed conflict in the Northeast. The initiative, launched in Maiduguri, aims to equip the children, including 466 girls, with practical skills to rebuild their lives. They will receive training in tailoring, ICT, car mechanics, shoemaking, and carpentry at centers across the state. A UNICEF representative stated that the prolonged insurgency has denied many children the chance to learn skills or pursue their dreams. The program is designed to restore "hope, dignity, and opportunity" by combining vocational training with life skills and psychosocial support. The Borno State Commissioner for Education commended UNICEF for the initiative, highlighting its importance for children who were previously abducted and forced into roles by insurgents.

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Kano to Empower 1.5 Million Youths with Digital Skills

The Kano State Government has announced plans to empower 1.5 million young people with digital literacy and skills between 2025 and 2027, as part of efforts to reduce unemployment and boost economic productivity. The initiative will be driven by the Kano State Information Technology Development Agency (KASITDA) in partnership with the KALM Community Initiative (KCI), a non-governmental organization. Speaking at a Youth Impact Forum in Zaria, KASITDA’s Director-General, Dr. Bashir-Abdu Muzakkari, said the programme is aligned with the state’s Digital Economic Policy and Transformation Agenda. According to him, the training will cover basic, intermediate, and advanced levels of digital skills. He noted that a pilot scheme has already engaged 150,000 youths, while 1,150 participants recently graduated from the Kano State Entrepreneurship Institute and the Kano State Institute for Information Technology, Kura. Plans are also underway to expand the programme across […]

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United We Stand: Confronting Division with Collective Strength

In times when division threatens the fabric of our society, it's imperative to remember the strength inherent in our diverse heritages. Drawing inspiration from leaders like Martin Luther King Jr., who stood resolutely against oppression, we too must rise to confront ideologies that seek to tear us apart.​ A Disturbing Resurgence Today, we witness rhetoric echoing dangerous ideologies reminiscent of darker times in history—ideologies leaning toward supremacy and marginalization. Actions by certain leaders and influential figures align perilously with these divisive thoughts, challenging the very essence of our collective progress. Uniting Against Hate The entanglement of political entities with powerful billionaires often fuels narratives of division. Support for policies that prioritize profit over people risks creating a society where only a select few voices are amplified. Yet, we stand firm on the foundation of Dr. King's message—the power of love […]

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GCB Bank Empowers Visually Impaired with 100 White Canes Donation.

As part of its corporate social responsibility, GCB Bank has donated 100 white canes to the Ghana Blind Union (GBU). The gesture coincides with International White Cane Safety Day, commemorated annually to highlight the importance of white canes in promoting independence for visually impaired individuals.During the presentation, Patricia Kwasi-Kumah, Head of Corporate Affairs for GCB Bank, emphasized the bank's commitment to fostering inclusivity. "This donation reflects our belief in community and inclusivity. Supporting the GBU is just the beginning of a partnership aimed at empowering visually impaired individuals to achieve their potential," she noted.Ghana Blind Union, which boasts a membership of over 10,500 people across 143 branches, expressed deep appreciation for the donation. Executive Director Dr. Peter Obeng-Asiama stated, "The white cane is the first step to independence for any blind person. GCB Bank’s support is invaluable."With an estimated 230,000 […]

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Empowering Teenage Girls: A Call to End Inequality in Oti Region.

Teenage girls in Ghana continue to face significant inequalities that make them vulnerable to challenges such as pregnancy, sexual and gender-based violence, and child marriage, according to Mrs. Esther Hammond, Acting Oti Regional Director of the Department of Gender. Speaking at a two-day mentorship and empowerment camp in Dambai, she stressed the importance of empowering girls for Ghana’s future development. The event, organized by the Department of Gender and supported by the UNFPA, brought together 40 girls aged 10-19 from various districts in the Oti Region. The program focused on educating them about critical issues affecting their well-being and the importance of education and health awareness. Mrs. Hammond emphasized that empowering girls leads to improved education, economic opportunities, and better health outcomes. Mr. Daniel Machator, the Oti Regional Minister, urged girls to avoid actions that could lead to teenage pregnancy […]

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