NAPTIP: Nigeria needs unified evidence standards to combat human trafficking
Author: Helen Okechukwu
Helen Okechukwu is an award-winning investigative journalist with three years experience. She specializes in health, accountability and transparency reporting.
Stakeholders highlight health, other gaps in southern ijaw budget meeting
Stakeholders across Southern Ijaw Local Government Area has raised pressing concerns over gaps in primary healthcare, education, and security during a consultative meeting on the […]
NCWS hails Marwa’s leadership, partners NDLEA on drug prevention
The National Council of Women Societies (NCWS) Nigeria has praised the transformative leadership of Brig. Gen. Mohamed Marwa following his reappointment. NCWS in a post […]
RIVCHPP rallies ministries to boost inclusive healthcare
In a fresh push to broaden access to quality and affordable healthcare for all Rivers residents, the Rivers State Contributory Health Protection Programme (RIVCHPP) has […]
Remi Tinubu unveils empowerment grants for PLWS in Rivers
Nigeria First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, has launched a nationwide economic empowerment scheme for persons living with disabilities, providing business grants aimed at strengthening livelihoods across […]
Rivers, stakeholders intensifies war on drug abuse among youths
To curb the rising tide of drug abuse among youths, major government and community stakeholders in Rivers State have launched a coordinated, state-wide campaign targeting […]
Higher tax receipts could unlock expanded UHC financing, says HMCAN
Nigeria’s growing tax revenues present a significant opportunity to expand funding for vulnerable populations and drive progress toward Universal Health Coverage (UHC), the Health and […]
Five Rivers University students kidnapped despite VC’s safety assurances
Barely 24 hours after Rivers State University’s (RSU) Vice Chancellor reaffirmed the safety of students at the institution’s Emuoha satellite campus, five undergraduates were kidnapped […]