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Global Peace Development (GPD) is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) founded in April 2002 and focuses on promoting peace for development in Nigeria. The organization envisions a country where peace and development is enjoyed by all. GPD seeks to build peace, gender equality, social justice, and foster democracy and governance at the community, local, state, and … Continue reading “Conflict Prevention and Peacebuilding Manager at Global Peace Development (GPD)”
About ALIMA Founded in 2009, ALIMA (Alliance for International Medical Action) is a medical humanitarian organization delivering quality healthcare to vulnerable populations in crisis. We partner with local health authorities, NGOs, communities, and research institutes to create innovative, adaptive solutions that support both emergency response and long-term health system strengthening. To date, ALIMA has provided … Continue reading “Medical Doctor At The Alliance for International Medical Action (ALIMA)”
Blume Distribution Limited plays a crucial role in promoting and distributing the wide range of products manufactured by Sonia Foods Industries Limited. With a strong presence in the Nigerian market, Sonia Foods Industries Limited has established itself as a trusted and renowned brand known for its high-quality tomato-based food and beverages. We are recruiting to … Continue reading “Field Sales Executive (FSE) at Blume Distribution Limited”
INVITATION TO CANDIDATES FOR THE NEXT PHASE OF THE RECRUITMENT EXERCISE The Management of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) is pleased to notify the general public and applicants that the Service has commenced the next phase of its ongoing recruitment exercise, which is the Online Computer-Based Test (CBT). This second stage of the exercise, is … Continue reading “Important Update: Nigeria Customs Service Reaffirms Transparency in Ongoing Recruitment Exercise”
Written by Global oil supply hit a record high in August as OPEC+ and other countries ramped up production, with a looming surplus keeping prices in check, the International Energy Agency said Thursday. Eight key members of OPEC+ group, including Saudi Arabia and Russia, have been gradually increasing production since April after restricting output in recent … Continue reading “Global Oil Supply Hits Record High In August — IEA”
Taiwan’s government plans to spend $18 billion on strengthening the island’s “resilience”, including helping industries hit by US tariffs and boosting its defences against Chinese threats, the cabinet said Thursday. The special budget bill was approved on Thursday, but it has to be passed by the opposition-controlled parliament before it can take effect. The … Continue reading “Taiwan Plans $18bn For ‘Resilience’ To Tariffs, China”
Ghana is accepting west Africans deported from the United States, Ghanaian President John Mahama said Wednesday. Deporting people to third countries — in many cases to places they’ve never lived — has been a hallmark of US President Donald Trump’s crackdown on undocumented immigrants, notably by sending hundreds to a notorious prison in El Salvador. … Continue reading “Ghana Accepting West Africans Deported From US”
Qatar said it would hold funerals on Thursday in the capital Doha for those killed in an unprecedented Israeli strike that targeted Hamas figures in the Gulf country earlier this week. “The Ministry of Interior announces that the funeral prayer for the martyrs of the Israeli targeting… will be held on the afternoon of … Continue reading “Qatar To Hold Funeral For Those Killed In Israeli Strike On Thursday”
Nepal’s former chief justice Sushila Karki is the leading choice to be interim leader, a representative of the “Gen Z” protesters said Thursday, after demonstrations that ousted the veteran prime minister. Army chief General Ashok Raj Sigdel held “consultations with related stakeholders and held a meeting with representatives of Gen Z” on Wednesday, a military spokesperson … Continue reading “Nepal Ex-Chief Justice Tipped To Lead Political Transition”
Venezuela sacked coach Fernando Batista on Wednesday night, a day after their World Cup qualification dream died and after an intervention by the country’s president. News of Argentine Batista’s sacking, alongside his entire backroom staff, came after President Nicolas Maduro had called for a “restructuring of the technical staff”. That was 24 hours after … Continue reading “Venezuela Sack Coach After World Cup Qualification Failure”