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Evidence Action’s mission is to fill the gap between what is effective in global health and development and what is implemented at scale. One of our flagship programs is the Deworm the World Initiative, which envisions a world where all at-risk children have improved health, increased access to education and better livelihoods potential as a … Continue reading “Senior Associate, Field Monitoring (North West) at Evidence Action”
Evidence Action’s mission is to fill the gap between what is effective in global health and development and what is implemented at scale. One of our flagship programs is the Deworm the World Initiative, which envisions a world where all at-risk children have improved health, increased access to education and better livelihoods potential as a … Continue reading “Senior Associate, Field Monitoring (North West) at Evidence Action – Sokoto”
Evidence Action’s mission is to fill the gap between what is effective in global health and development and what is implemented at scale. One of our flagship programs is the Deworm the World Initiative, which envisions a world where all at-risk children have improved health, increased access to education and better livelihoods potential as a … Continue reading “Associate, Field Monitoring (North Central) at Evidence Action”
Evidence Action’s mission is to fill the gap between what is effective in global health and development and what is implemented at scale. One of our flagship programs is the Deworm the World Initiative, which envisions a world where all at-risk children have improved health, increased access to education and better livelihoods potential as a … Continue reading “Associate, Field Monitoring, MLE at Evidence Action – Adamawa”
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On Saturday morning, February 28, the world woke up to learn of “Operation Roaring Lion” by the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) and “Operation Epic Fury” by the American military forces -a joint operation against the state of Iran that has turned out to be the most aggressive military operation, and deployment of sophisticated military arsenal … Continue reading “War in The Middle East, Uncertainty in The World – By Reuben Abati “
Abuja – Nigeria’s urgent search for combat helicopters has exposed an unusual fault line at the apex of its security establishment: a growing disagreement between National Security Adviser (NSA) Nuhu Ribadu and the Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal Sunday Kelvin Aneke, over who should supply the next tranche of rotary-wing aircraft for counterterrorism operations. … Continue reading “Ribadu and Air Force Chief Clash Over Helicopter Suppliers; Presidency to Intervene”
World War Jihad? How a U.S.–Israel–Saudi–Iran Confrontation Could Spiral Into a Global Crisis The language around the current Middle East crisis has become increasingly dramatic — phrases like “new Axis of Evil,” “holy war,” “global jihad,” and “World War III” dominate online discourse. But beneath the rhetoric lies a serious geopolitical question: Could a U.S.–Israel–Saudi … Continue reading “World War Jihad? How a U.S.–Israel–Saudi–Iran Confrontation Could Spiral Into a Global Crisis”
Time Nigeria Now Time in Nigeria Now Nigerians Flee Saudi → Nigerians in Dubai Saudi UAE flee Many Stranded as Iran Rains Bombs On Gulf Euro Falls USD Rise → Dollar Firms, Euro Slips As Energy Prices Surge NEPA to Refund 9ja → Electricity Customers To Get ₦20bn Meter Cost Refunds From DisCos … Continue reading “Nigerians Flee Saudi,Euro Falls USD Rise,NEPA to Refund 9ja ,Diddy Sentence Slashed,Trump Israel Saudi New Axis of Evil ?”
For a country that lives and dies by oil, the guardianship of its pipelines is never merely a technical matter. It is a question of who holds the balance of power in the creeks. That is why the likelihood that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu may cancel the pipeline surveillance contract held by Government Ekpemupolo, aka … Continue reading “Focus: Tinubu, Tompolo and the $35million Battle for Nigeria’s Pipelines”
Abuja – President Bola Tinubu is preparing to terminate the multibillion naira pipeline surveillance contract awarded to former militant leader Government Ekpemupolo, popularly known as “Tompolo,” in a move that could dramatically reshape security, politics, and oil sector stability across the Niger Delta. Senior officials say the contract valued at roughly ₦48 billion ($35 million) … Continue reading “Tinubu Poised To Cancel Tompolo’s $35 Million Pipeline Security Contract”