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The 59th President of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria (ICAN), Mr Innocent Okwuosa, has urged professional accountants to utilize their expertise in addressing economic challenges and contributing to the recovery of the economy. Okwuosa made this call during an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on the sidelines of the annual dinner and award night organized by ICAN Nyanya-Mararaba and District Society in Abuja on Sunday. He said ICAN members could be part of the positive change in the country. Okwuosa, who was represented by Lucy Okena, Council Member and District Coordinator, said that it was…

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Marka Abass, Bauchi State Coordinator of Small-Scale Women Farmers of Nigeria SWOFON, stresses the dynamic role of empowering rural women in addressing hunger and poverty. Speaking in Bauchi on Monday, she said that investing in rural women would increase productivity and combat hunger and malnutrition. “I will also improve rural livelihoods, not only for women but also for households, communities and nations,” she said. The coordinator said that many rural women were in poverty and lacked access to financial services, clean water, cooking fuel and basic sanitation. “Yet they must, every day, ensure there is food for their household,” Abass…

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There is certainly a seeming lack of policy coordination in reform implementation (both vertically-between FG and other tiers, and horizontally- within the FG itself)- which is neither new nor surprising. Public policy coordination has remained an age-old issue in government and a fundamental problem for efficient service delivery in public administration and policy.

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