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Investigation: How Nigeria's Education Ministry Paid Millions Of Naira For Unexecuted Classroom Projects In Katsina - Vimarsana News

Investigation: How Nigeria's Education Ministry Paid Millions Of Naira For Unexecuted Classroom Projects In Katsina

The Federal Ministry of Education in 2021, budgeted a total of N475,725,591 million for the Construction of Classrooms and Supplies of Educational Learning Material in Katsina North Senatorial District with no specific locations. Elijah Akoji in this investigation for SOLACEBASE, uncovered how officials of the ministry and contractors allegedly pocketed project funds. 

Reps uncover how National Great Green Wall spends N81.2bn planting 21m trees in 11 States - Vimarsana News

Reps uncover how National Great Green Wall spends N81.2bn planting 21m trees in 11 States

The House of Representatives on Wednesday uncovered documents on how the National Agency for the Great Green Wall (NAGGW) allegedly spent a whooping sum

Reps uncover N81.2bn alleged tree planting fraud in Great Gree - Vimarsana News

Reps uncover N81.2bn alleged tree planting fraud in Great Gree

The House of Representatives on Wednesday uncovered documents on how the National Agency for the Great Green Wall allegedly spent a whopping

Malawi government to connect internet to over 7900 public schools - Vimarsana News

Malawi government to connect internet to over 7900 public schools

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Let Me Breathe, I Don't Want To Die By Owei Lakemfa - Vimarsana News

Let Me Breathe, I Don't Want To Die By Owei Lakemfa

Two different but related cries ring in my head. “Let the Poor breathe” and “I don’t want to die.” The first is the cry across the country as the masses are being suffocated by inflation and over 90 million poor get hungrier. The second is the plaintive cry of young medical doctor, Vwaere Diaso, whose calling is to save lives. However, when her life was in danger with her limbs broken by a heartless system, her blood flowing from various parts and she knew her life was ebbing and she desperately needed help, her dying cry to her colleagues was: “I don’t want to die.”