CENTRE FOR THE REDIRECTION OF AFRICAN YOUTHS AND ADVICE FOR PARENTS RECOGNIZES INDIVIDUALS FOR HELPING THE YOUTHS.

GOLD AWARD PRESENTATION.

THE VICE PRESIDENT OF THE CENTRE K.O. IMOBEKHAI ESQ, DECORATING AN AWARDEE MR GODWIN WITH HIS MEDAL.

THE PRESIDENT OF THE CENTRE MR MIKE OSIGBEMEH PRESENTING JACKSONVILLA SCHOOLS CERTIFICATE OF EXCELLENCE

BARR. ESITE PRESENTING A GOLD MEDAL TO PASTOR PHILIP UYO ABASI FOR HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO YOUTH DEVELOPMENT.

Fani-Kayode to Jonathan: Nigeria would’ve been plunged into most bloody civil war, if not for you

Erstwhile Minister of Aviation, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode, Sunday, joined millions of Nigerians home and abroad, to felicitate with former President Goodluck Jonathan on his 59th Birthday, saying, “Had it not been for that single and historic decision that you made to concede the election last year and congratulate your opponent, Nigeria would have been plunged into a cauldron of fire and the greatest and most bloody civil war that the world has ever known.” Jonathan In a congratulatory messag, Sunday, Fani-Kayode said: “Happy 59th birthday to President Goodluck Jonathan, a man of honour and peace and one that has brought so much joy and hope to millions.

Jonathan saved Nigeria from a looming Armageddon

Not many Nigerians would easily reconcile themselves to the fact that former President Goodluck Jonathan will be 59, on November 20.

11-year-old girl gets paid N2.5m as keynote speaker

Marley Dias is an 11-year-old whose story has sent the internet haywire – Social media went agog when The Poughkeepsie City School District board majority agreed to pay Marley $6,500 – She was also paid some expenses after she was keynote speaker for few hours of services Marley Dias who is the creator of the popular #1000BlackGirlBooks campaign, served as keynote speaker for district staff and hosted a student workshop during the Superintendent’s Conference Day on Tuesday, November 8.
The board voted 3-1 to retroactively approve Dias’ consultant agreement at Wednesday’s meeting. Trustee Felicia Watson voted against the agreement’s ratification and trustee Gregory Charter was absent. When asked why she voted against the contract, Watson said “$6,500 plus incidentals … is exorbitant.” Watson said she’s conscientious of her fiscal responsibility to the district. The decision sparked concern from some parents and taxpayers in the financially-strapped school district. “I know there were a number of concerns raised regarding this,” trustee Raymond Duncan said. “But … we still have a line item (in the annual budget) for the superintendent’s initiatives. If the superintendent chooses to spend money to bring a speaker in (within that line item budget), I’m going to (approve it) unless it’s something I find totally unnecessary. We hire the superintendent to runthe district.”
At Wednesday’s meeting, Superintendent Nicole Williams said that Dias’ “resume is tremendous … her work is world-renowned,” and “we should not discriminate because she’s 11 years old.” Dias gave an hour long speech to staff on Tuesday before leading an hour and half-long workshop for 50 students. It’s unclear what the district plans on reimbursing her for travel expenses. Dias, who has led a nationwide literacy initiative, is “inspiring young 

people,” Williams said. “About 90 percent of our students are below reading level. We have to motivate our scholars to read.”
The girl was professional and presented a focused approach to motivate teachers and students with a message that was “just as powerful as any adult’s.” But locals did not

ABU students build 1-barrel-per-day oil refinery in Kaduna

– The department of chemical engineering of the Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria, has made history -The students of the department built a refinery with a capacity to process one barrel of crude oil per day – The refinery would be used mainly for the training of students

Locals kill gigantic snake, find dozens of eggs in its belly

Meet 4 Nigerians contesting in US general elections

Citizens of the United States of America are heading to the polls in the country’s general elections taking place today, November 8. Four Nigerian-Americans are contesting for various seats in the elections. The four Americans who are of Nigerian descent will be contesting in grassroots elections at township and county levels. They are Charles Ejike Onyejiaka, George Chidi, Rasheed Bolaji (or ‘BJ’) Dawodu and April Ademiluyi.

 1. Charles Ejike Onyejiaka

Buhari in Edo state,as people walk long distance.

Security has been beefed up in and around Benin, the capital of Edo, ahead of President Muhammadu Buhari two-days official visit to the state.

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Polls: Nigeria is in trouble in 2019 – Wike

Governor Nyesom Wike has expressed fears if Nigerians will have credible elections in 2019. The governor spoke yesterday when Chief Charles Harry led national executive of Ijaw National Congress, INC paid him a courtesy visit in Government House, Port Harcourt

50 Milllion Nigerians Defecate Openly’

The Mminister of Water Resources, Engr Suleiman Adamu, made the disclosure in Awka at the presentation of the Anambra State Open Defecation Free (ODF) road map, global Hand Washing Day and the crowning of the wife of the state governor, Mrs. Ebelechukwu Obiano, as Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Ambassador.

Beware Of MMM, It Is A Big Scam’ – CBN Warns Nigerians

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has warned Nigerians to be wary of the Mavrodi Mondial Movement(MMM) as the scheme is a fraudulent one.

Dasukigate: Goodluck Jonathan ready to appear in court

All is now set for Nigeria’s former President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, to appear in the ongoing trial of his former NSA, Col Dasuki, to testify in favour of the former NSA. He had earlier faulted the charges slammed on Dasuki, claiming that the ex-NSA could not have stolen $2.2billion. 

How poor leadership has kept Nigerians in poverty since Independence

Fifty-six years ago when Nigeria became an independent nation after a century of British colonialism, the euphoria of that era symbolically suggested the birth of a new nation on the verge of greatness. The indices had pointed to a country with huge potential waiting to be harnessed. Indeed, there was every reason to hope in a nation blessed with abundant human and material resources. The intellectual power houses of that epoch of Nigeria’s

9 dead, 24 injured from Maiduguri bomb blast

Earlier, we reported that early this Saturday morning, October 29 morning turned sour for Maiduguri residents as two bomb blasts were reported in the Borno state capital. An official of the Civilian-JTF, Alhaji DanBatta, confirmed the two blasts. The first of which occurred at 7 am at a coffee drinking spot near the Bakassi IDP camp, along Maiduguri biu road