Bwari Area Council presides over one of the six Councils which land areas combine to make up the total land area occupied by the Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria. The Area Council plays host to a large fraction of the civil service population in the Territory. More than 85 percent of residents of the Area Council, including the indigenous people, rely on their land and other economic infrastructure...

Writhing from years of developed nations volt faces on Climate Change effects mitigation plans like the Kyoto Protocol and Paris Agreement, African scholars have unveiled synergized recommendations aimed towards achieving long-term  Climate Actions for the continent. This momencious convergence of thoughts were unloaded on the tables at the virtual launch of Carbon Market Outlook for 2025, a publication...

WHERE CLIMATE CHANGE AIDED LAND/INFRASTRUCTURE DEGRADATION, RETARDS THE PEOPLE AND LEADERSHIP’S WILL-POWER FOR DESERVED DEVELOPMENT Nyelsom Wike, Hon. Minister FCT While the fact of history has come to terms with the fact that Abuja City is the Unity Capital of Africa’s most populated nation, Nigeria, Bwari Area Council wears the unique toga of playing hosts to the most dignifying aspects...

The present state of affairs in Nigeria, in which individual and collective safety are heavily threatened by prevailing national security problems, challenging market fluidity as a result of economic debacles at the approach of the 2023 election year, all leaders at the political, traditional, religious and other circular levels are necessarily called upon to provide advisory directions for peoples...

The Multi-purpose Hall of Alim Royal Hotel and Suits, Abuja, was full of Strategic Combatants of desertification, whose attires of civilian traditional wears and suits were deceptive in view of the combat duties they were gathered to perfect. It was the first day of a two-day brainstorming session of the National Alliance for Great Green Wall for the Sahara and Sahel Initiative(GGWSS) organized by...

  Antonio Guterres: The ninth and incumbent United Nations Secretary General President Donald Trump of USA Next to the universal faith-based belief amongst most religious adherents that life on earth istransient and that what befalls man here-after is relatable to his here-and-now, the consensus on the threat Climate Change, a reaction to Global Warming, poses to the totality of living organism on...

“When land degradation reaches a level, it seriously threatens people’s livelihoods, it can turn into a security issue. Data from 2007 show that 80% of major armed conflicts affecting society occurred in vulnerable dry ecosystems”, Ms Monique Barbut Executive Secretary UN Convention to Combat Desertification. Antonio Guterres: The ninth and incumbent United Nations Secretary General Bauchi state...

One of the economic and historical challenges Nigeria has continued to contend with since the onset of the twenty-first century is the one that presents itself in the form of National Security problems. It is both economic and historical because there cannot be any form of economic development without a firm national security system that can motivate wholesome national economic planning and implementation...

By Ada Abah The Idoma Forum, Jos, a branch of the well-known development-focused Idoma National Forum on Saturday, 17th November, rolled  out the red carpets for those it views as heroes of development in Idoma land in particular and Nigeria in general as they were honored with Awards of Excellence as symbols of recognition and encouragements for their invaluable contributions to national development....

By Abah Matthew Abah-Eny   Twelve years ago, the United Nations Agencies responsible for combating desertification organized a Special Conference in Germany. Central on the conference’s Agenda list was the economic strangulation that stared Nigeria and Niger republic in the faces as a result of their fast-worsening desertification problems. When it became time for Nigeria to present its...