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Wednesday, January 18, 2023

Yobe State: EU, British Council commended for peace efforts - ITREALMS

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The European Union (EU) and the British Council have been commended by stakeholders in Yobe State for their efforts in restoring peace in the region. 
The commendation came as the EU-funded Managing Conflict in North-East Nigeria (MCN) Programme of the British Council rounded off its five-year humanitarian intervention in Yobe. 

Sunday, July 31, 2022

EU, British Council train CSOs on tax compliance - ITREALMS

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The European Union and the British Council in conjunction with the Nigerian regulatory agencies have trained Edo-based Civil Society Organizations on tax compliance and the roles of regulatory agencies.
The two days Agencies Citizenship Driven Transformation (ACT) programme drew facilitators from the Economic and Financial Crime Commission(EFCC), Federal Inland Revenue Services( FIRS) and Corporate Affairs Commission(CAC) who engaged civil society and non-governmental organizations in capacity-building, roles of regulatory agencies and tax compliance.

Sunday, May 22, 2022

British Council, EU empower 200 CSOs to drive sustainable development in Nigeria - ITREALMS

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The British Council's Agents for Citizens-driven Transformation (ACT) has strengthened the capacity of some 200 civil society organisations (CSOs) reports 
ITREALMS.

This, ITREALMS gathered is to enable them to become credible drivers of change and sustainable development in Nigeria.

Tuesday, May 03, 2022

British Council, EU-ACT train 40 CSOs, lament low compliance with regulatory framework - ITREALMS

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The European Union and the British Council have trained about 40 Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in Rivers State on compliance requirements on regulatory frameworks to make them more efficient in monitoring ills in society.
Lead Facilitator of the training, Prof Adedeji Adekunle, said the training would make CSOs good corporate citizens, better equipped to comply with the law, thereby positioning them to challenge wrongs in the society.