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Umbrella body of Awka indigenes in Lagos State, the Awka Development Union Nigeria (ADUN) has outlined series of events to celebrate the rich cultural heritage and traditions of the town at its 12th biannual Awka Day, reports ITREALMS.
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Monday, July 08, 2024
Awka indigenes in Lagos to celebrate rich cultural heritage, tradition @12th biannual Awka Day 2024 - ITREALMS
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Umbrella body of Awka indigenes in Lagos State, the Awka Development Union Nigeria (ADUN) has outlined series of events to celebrate the rich cultural heritage and traditions of the town at its 12th biannual Awka Day, reports ITREALMS.
The events lined for this year’s celebrations are weaved together with tradition, regality, and opulence.
Umbrella body of Awka indigenes in Lagos State, the Awka Development Union Nigeria (ADUN) has outlined series of events to celebrate the rich cultural heritage and traditions of the town at its 12th biannual Awka Day, reports ITREALMS.
Saturday, August 26, 2023
Unraveling Africa's Paradox: Rich in resources, poor in progress - ITREALMS
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The Geopolitics Series 2.0, a forum organised by the Media Centre for Development (MCD) and facilitated by Global Sentinel, Security Intel Africa and Ayanda Media Network, convened experts from around the world to dissect Africa's challenges in utilizing its resources for development. As global attention turns to Africa's potential, the series dissected resource mismanagement and global power dynamics in Africa. The panel of experts, participants and conveners also explored factors contributing to underdevelopment: resource mismanagement, historical exploitation, and leadership gaps.
The Geopolitics Series 2.0, a forum organised by the Media Centre for Development (MCD) and facilitated by Global Sentinel, Security Intel Africa and Ayanda Media Network, convened experts from around the world to dissect Africa's challenges in utilizing its resources for development. As global attention turns to Africa's potential, the series dissected resource mismanagement and global power dynamics in Africa. The panel of experts, participants and conveners also explored factors contributing to underdevelopment: resource mismanagement, historical exploitation, and leadership gaps.
Discussions highlighted the paradox of resource-rich yet struggling nations and stressed effective leadership, equitable trade, educational reform, and collaboration. The series calls for collective action to drive Africa towards prosperity, stability, and a stronger global presence.
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