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Government exists for the people. The people are the central shaft from where government’s authority revolve. They are the oxygen, the mitochondrion of

The Nigerian Constitution puts it this way: ‘’Sovereignty belongs to the people of Nigeria from whom government through this Constitution derives all its powers and authority.’’

As the ministry of information said, as the biggest economy and most populous country in Africa, with a substantial extractive economy and extensive vulnerability to climate change, Nigeria has a significant stake in climate action, and our active and robust participation at COP28 was therefore not unwarranted. COP-28 presents an array of investment and partnership opportunities for the various sectors affected by climate change.

The Pope’s Council of Cardinals has been discussing the role of women in the Church since February 2022, when the cardinals heard and commented on a report by...

With roughly five billion dollars spent annually on social support services, the Ministry of Social Development says the number of people on social support is steadily increasing. At this time

The event, tagged “Ruga Food Drive”, was organised on Tuesday in Abuja in collaboration with Beacon Consulting, DME Group, and Womenovate.

By Tony Obiechina Abuja A non governmental organisation, Initiative for the Alleviation of Vulnerable Persons from Poverty (IAVPP) at the weekend stormed Ruga, an Abuja rural community and provided palliatives to about 200 households to cushion the adverse effects of the economy. Working in partnership with Beacon Consulting, DME Group and Womenovate, the NGO donated

Bishop McGrattan said Church-affiliated organizations will focus on palliative care and will not support euthanasia.

The 2023 Plenary Assembly of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops (CCCB) is being held Sept. 25-28, 2023, outside of Toronto, Ontario. / Credit: CCCB/CECC Washington, D.C. Newsroom, Sep 27, 2023 / 13:05 pm (CNA). On the second day of the...

On the second day of the 2023 Plenary Assembly, a bishops’ committee provided recommendations on diocesan policies focused on protecting minors and vulnerable adults.