DAWN Commission Partners with Egbe Omo Yoruba North America to Channel Diaspora Investment into Ventures in Southwest
The DAWN Commission has formalized a partnership with the Egbe Omo Yoruba North America (EOYNA) and its investment arm, Synergy, to establish a structured framework through which diaspora Yoruba can invest directly in the Southwest, spanning real estate, government bonds, and growth capital for local ventures.
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Call For Expressions of Interest
The Office of the Special Assistant to the President is inviting qualified Nigerian youths with a background in Agricultural Extension to submit their details for consideration.
Eligibility Requirements
Applicants must meet the following criteria:
1. Have a minimum of two (2) years of field experience in the agricultural extension sector, either as: * An Agricultural Extension Agent, or * An Input Dealer working directly with farmers.
2. Possess a valid and functional email address and phone number.
3. Have a functional bank account with a name that exactly matches the name on their National Identification Number (NIN).
4. Be able to read and write.
Qualified candidates who meet the above requirements are encouraged to submit their details as directed in the application process.
We encourage all eligible young professionals to take advantage of this opportunity.
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@tokunbo_wahab@Demmyladee7 Mr @tokunbo_wahab , can the state government decentralize waste management to local governments in the state while the state (your office or any other relevant one) coordinates/monitor’s the activities of local government waste management departments?
@athenkosi591@Julius_S_Malema Black South Africans are extremely poor which is not caused by immigrants but by their governance system. This thing start about 10-15 years ago and it doesn’t appear to end anytime soon I’ve poverty is not addressed in South Africa.
@Akikanju1568901@ThisFatNonso@Big_Mck They are illiterates and will never understand. I currently leave in Houston and every rainfall brings flooding to certain areas but the people here never blame the government. Why are Nigerians always politicizing situations beyond government control?