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NIGERIA: A Nigerian Developer's App Joins Efforts to Fight Sexual Crimes - Vimarsana News

NIGERIA: A Nigerian Developer's App Joins Efforts to Fight Sexual Crimes

Helpio allows victims in northern Nigeria to report cases anonymously and seek help, amid widespread fear of stigmatisation and soaring sexual assault figures. On a morning last February, eight-year-old Aminatu Zana – whose real name has been concealed – was raped in her hometown of Kano, Nigeria’s second largest city. The alleged perpetrator was no stranger: a neighbour, who used his familiarity and a bar of chocolate to lure the child into his room, then threatened her if she spoke of his crime.  But bloody traces of his assault on Aminatu’s garments gave him away. Her widowed and ...

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A Nigerian developer's app joins efforts to fight sexual crimes | Sexual Assault News - Vimarsana News

A Nigerian developer's app joins efforts to fight sexual crimes | Sexual Assault News

Rivers state, Nigeria – On a morning last February, eight-year-old Aminatu Zana – whose real name has been concealed – was raped in her hometown of Kano, Nigeria’s second largest city. The alleged perpetrator was no stranger: a neighbour, who used his familiarity and a bar of chocolate to lure the child into his room, then threatened her if she spoke of his crime. But bloody traces of his assault on Aminatu’s garments gave him away. Her widowed and impoverished mother, Salima, dreaded going to the police but was encouraged by her neighbours to press charges. That itself was uncommon...

CSOs pick holes in how FG spent COVID-19 funds - Vimarsana News

CSOs pick holes in how FG spent COVID-19 funds

The minister who spoke virtually, told the forum, attended by stakeholders, that so far, of the N500bn COVID-19 funds, N288bn has been released to implementing agencies to support programmes. According to him, the Federal Government  is now in the process of releasing additional sums to the implementing Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs). “The total package includes N500bn stimulus from special federal government account in the budget, and a N1.8trn through financial institutions. “From the N500bn stimuli from the reversed 2020 budget there is provision of N126bn to build resili...

'Isolation centres, hazard allowance, PPEs' -- FG explains how N500bn COVID fund was disbursed - Vimarsana News

'Isolation centres, hazard allowance, PPEs' -- FG explains how N500bn COVID fund was disbursed

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How we spent COVID-19 funds so far- FG - Vimarsana News

How we spent COVID-19 funds so far- FG

How we spent COVID-19 funds so far- FG On Kindly Share This Story: Prince Clem Agba, Minister of State, Ministry of Budget and National Planning, on Thursday gave a breakdown of the COVID-19 expenditure in the country.   Agba revealed this at the COVID-19 Transparency and Accountability Project (CTAP) Conference organised by Connected Development (CODE) in partnership with BudgIT civil society organisation in Abuja.   According to Agba, of the N500 billion COVID-19 funds, N288billion has been released to implementing agencies to support programmes and Federal Government, while the Ministr...