Inside Chief James Ume’s N1.5bn Humanitarian Efforts In Abia
While public education funding continues to shrink across Nigeria, one man has quietly become a powerhouse of academic support. Chief James Ume, Publisher of THE WHISTLER newspaper and Chairman of the Unubiko Foundation, has poured over N1.5bn into scholarships, infrastructure, and community projects across Abia State and beyond…
I’ll Invest In Infrastructure, Human Dev’t – Nwodidi
ShareAn Igweship hopeful in Nteje, Oyi Local Government Area of Anambra State, Charles Uyamadu Nwodidi, has expressed deep concern over the high rate of youth unemployment, which he said has led to social vices such as drug abuse, thuggery, kidnapping, armed robbery, and assassination. Nwodidi reiterated his commitment to creating an enabling environment for rapid…
Public Defender says Jamaicans don’t know their rights
Jamaicans are dangerously unaware of their own human rights and that ignorance could cost them dearly. That was the grim observation of Public Defender Carolyn Reid-Cameron, who said that too many citizens have become numb to the erosion of their freedoms. “We are leaning back and allowing a lot of our rights to be taken…ARTE Europe Weekly: Why has Hungary Banned Pride?
Hungary’s government is moving to roll back LGBTQ+ rights with elections just around the corner…
‘Prosecution has until July 1 to submit evidence vs Duterte for use in Sept hearing’
MANILA, Philippines — The International Criminal Court (ICC) gave prosecutors until July 1, 2025 to submit all evidence they planned to use in the confirmation of charges hearing against former president Rodrigo Duterte, who is facing accusations of crimes against humanity in connection with his controversial war on drugs…
219 rescued from human trafficking and cybercrime ring in Ghana
In a sweeping operation led by the Economic and Organised Crime Office (EOCO), 219 people—primarily foreign nationals—have been rescued from a suspected human trafficking and cybercrime ring operating in Oyarifa, a suburb of Accra…
Human rights group to send int’l observers for May 2025 polls
MANILA, Philippines — International Coalition for Human Rights in the Philippines (ICHRP) has announced that it will send international observers to monitor the May 2025 elections. Dubbed as the “International Observers Mission 2025,” the ICHRP in a statement said that “it is more urgent than ever that independent observers collect…
Akinmulero reflects on UN Humanitarian Award, vows to do more
When Chief Dr. Mrs. Bolaji Akinmulero received the United Nations Outstanding Humanitarian Award in New York last month, The post Akinmulero reflects on UN Humanitarian Award, vows to do more appeared first on The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News…
Opinion: Parents told to have a seat; government knows best
Elizabeth New says recent Washington legislation chips away at parental rights by allowing schools to facilitate health services without parent notification. The post Opinion: Parents told to have a seat; government knows best first appeared on ClarkCountyToday.com…