The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is training members of Oban community in Cross River State on…
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Nigeria, in collaboration with UNESCO, is training members of the Oban community in Cross River State on biodiversity-based businesses to…
The Alice Wanny Development Foundation (AWDF) has trained more than 500 girls in vocational and entrepreneurial skills to commemorate the…
The Kano State Government has inaugurated the Local Organizing Committee for the UNESCO World Heritage Volunteers (WHV) Programme 2025 —…
The United Nations (UN) has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening Artificial Intelligence (AI) operations in Nigeria to drive inclusive and…
The Federal Government of Nigeria and the National Commission for UNESCO (NATCOM-UNESCO) have intensified calls for urgent investment in climate-resilient Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) infrastructure in schools, warning that climate change and poor facilities are threatening student health, education, and future prospects.
Africa, often referred to as the cradle of humanity, is a continent brimming with untapped resources, vibrant cultures, and immense…
The Chairman of the National Bioethics Committee of Nigeria (NBEC), Prof. Abdullahi Mustapha has emphasised the importance of the collaboration between Nigeria and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) on bioethics.
Journalists in Nigeria frequently find themselves on the wrong side of the law for simply doing their jobs. Arbitrary arrests and prolonged detentions without trial have become tools of intimidation. The recent arrest of reporters for covering protests or reporting on government corruption exemplifies the misuse of the legal system to silence dissent. Such actions violate both national and international laws that guarantee freedom of the press.
“The agency to transform our country and continent is education. We understand how critical it is for our children to access quality developmental education. This is why we invest robustly in education at the Royal Iwere Foundation to ensure the potentials of marginalized communities, especially the riverine, are not sidelined.