February 12, 2021
Mrs Atanga handing over the donated items to Father Gorman
African Development Bank (AfDB) has visited Don Bosco camp at During Town Peninsular to support them with food and other items to help them in this covid period .
Making the presentation, the Officer in Charge in Sierra Leone Mrs Felicitas Chi Cho Atanga said they are happy to be at Don Bosco to make this donation because of the corona virus affecting the entire world.
She said the donation is coming from the staff of the bank across the world as they all donated from their salaries to see how they can help in their own little way.
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The police in Anambra State have raided a baby factory in Oba, in the Idemili South Local Government Area of the state.
Eight women, including five who were pregnant, were arrested during the operation.
The state Police Public Relations Officer, Haruna Mohammed, said the women were arrested in the house of one Melvina Uba.
Mohammed said eight children, including five newly-born babies, were rescued during the operation.
He gave names of the suspects as Edna Nnadi, 37; Ujunwa Nweke, 25; Izuchukwu Uba, 24; Chinaza Ibeh, 19; Peace Effiong, 25; and Gift Collins, 20.
Others are Chimkaso Kingsley, 25; Happiness Monday,18; Chioma Okonkwo, 25; and Uchechukwu Nwankwo,18.
Myanmar Humanitarian Response Plan 2021 (January 2021)
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Foreword by the Humanitarian Coordinator
The present Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) seeks to mobilize assistance for close to 945,000 people in 2021, in support of the efforts of the Government of Myanmar to aid those affected by humanitarian crises and challenges in different parts of the country. As has been the case for previous years, the HRP places protection at the centre of an inclusive response tailored to the particular needs of the most vulnerable women and men, girls and boys.
The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 further demonstrated the critical importance of localization in Myanmar. In 2021, the Humanitarian Country Team (HCT) will build on the partnerships with national NGOs and local civil society actors that were strengthened as we adjusted to new operational realities in 2020. We will redouble our efforts to put in place robust channels for systematic two-way dialogue and engagement with aff
There suspects are: Edna Nnadi, 37 years, Ujunwa Nweke, 25years ,Izuchukwu Uba, 24 years and Chinaza Ibeh, 19years.
Others include; Peace Okon Effiong, aged 25years, Gift Collins, ‘f’, aged 20years, Chimkaso Kingsley, ‘f’, aged 25years, Happiness Monday, 18years,Chioma Okonkwo, 25years and,Uchechukwu Nwankwo, aged 18years .
They were arrested on 26/1/2021 at about 7:am,following an intelligence report.
Confirming the rescue and the arrest, Anambra State Police Public Relations Officer PPRO, CSP Haruna Mohammed said police operatives attached to the SIB and Area Command, Oraifite, coordinated by the Area Commander, ACP Afolabi Wilfred, raided the house of one Melvina Uju Uba located opposite Nnamdi Azikiwe Orthopedic Teaching Hospital Oba in Idemili South local government area of the State, and arrested the suspects.