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A youth Corps member serving in the Federal Ministry of Power, Works & Housing Abuja, Kelechi Obi, has commissioned, her Women Empowerment Community Development Project in Mabushi community of Federal Capital Territory(FCT)Abuja to empower women with different types of skills acquisition to enable them carter for themselves. Obi made the disclosure during the commissioning of project at the weekend, enjoined the beneficiaries of the project to take advantage of the free two months training and seminar to better their family economy and their community. Thus was contained in a statement signed by Snr. Infor. Officer, Henry David said she explained that, the skills acquisition were in different categories ranging from catering, cosmetology, making of ankara, jewelries, bags, slippers , beads among others. She also expressed her gratitude to the people of Mabushi, private individuals and agencies that supported her developmental initiative. Consequently , The Chief of the communit

Member of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, in Abuja, Kelechi Obi, at the weekend, commissioned an initiative programme for women in Mabushi. The initiative targeted at training women in skills such as baking, shoe and beads making amongst others had over 30 participants. Obi, a corps member serving at the Federal Ministry of Power, Works and Housing, said the empowerment project has to do with skills acquisition and seminars. Obi explained that “we trained the women on different skills and we are giving them start up kits so that nothing stands as a restraint to them. I intend continuing with the skills after this.” Also, the Director of Information, Federal Ministry of Power, Works and Housing, Dr. Theodore Ogaziechi praised the initiative of the corps member. “She is one out of many corps members that have served in my department and has proven to be exceptional. “She has shown that you can actually leave a legacy wherever you find yourself. She came into works and was able to

The Mabushi village women were so elated as a youth corp member, Kelechi Obi serving in the Federal Ministry of Power, Works &  Housing  commissioned her Women Empowerment Community Development Project over the weekend. While speaking at the event she enjoined the beneficiaries to take advantage of the free two months training and seminar to better their family economy and their community.  The skills empowerment were in the areas of - catering, cosmetology, making of ankara, jewelries, bags, slippers and beads. She also expressed her gratitude to the people of Mabushi , private individuals and agencies that supported her developmental initiative. The chief of the community, Etsu Maupeyi who was represented by Mr James Kusase appreciated Kelechi for her laudable initiative  for  empowering  women within the locality and promised that the people would not forget her for the knowledge and skills she bestowed on them. While encouraging the women to impact the knowledge acquired o

A youth corp member serving in the Federal Ministry of Power, Works &    Housing, Miss Kelechi Obi has commissioned her Women Empowerment Community Development Project at Mabushi in Abuja. The project is an entrepreneurial training programme by which women in the community and its environs can enroll and choose to learn any of the skills which include catering, cosmetology; making of ankara, jewelries, bags, slippers, beads, etc free for two months. While speaking at the event, Kelechi enjoined the beneficiaries to take advantage of the training and seminar to better their family’s economy. She also expressed her gratitude to the people of Mabushi , private individuals and agencies that supported her developmental initiative. The chief of the community, Etsu Maupeyi who was represented by Mr James Kusase appreciated Kelechi for her laudable initiative aimed at    empowering women within the locality, promising that the people will continue to remember her. While enco

Director of Cooperate Affairs Nigerian Legion Morenike Grace Henry has unfolded plans by her organization to collaborate with Nigerians to provide affordable housing units to its members and private individuals. A statement issued by the Senior Information Officer, Federal Ministry of Information and Culture, Henry David, in Abuja on Wednesday, quoted Henry as speaking at the 101st National Convention of the American Legion in Indiana, United States of America, recently. Henry, the Head of Nigerian delegation to the convention, stated that this would increase the revenue base of the Legion, which according o her, was in agreement with the Nigerian Legion Act to acquire, establish and run agro-based industries, agricultural farms and estates in any part of the federation. She said this would enhance the relationship between the non-military personnel and the Legion by providing essential amenities to the members of the public. The director also thanked the people for doing

National Convention of the American Legion in Indiana, United States of America, said that the organization will collaborate with well-meaning Nigerians to provide affordable housing units to its members and private individuals. The Head of Nigerian delegation to 101st Convention and Director of Cooperate Affairs Nigerian Legion, Morenike Grace Henry made the disclosure yesterday in a statement signed by Henry David,Senior Information Officer. She stressed that this would increase the revenue base of the Legion, which is in agreement with the Nigerian Legion Act to acquire, establish and run agro-based industries, agricultural farms and estates in any part of the Federation. She maintained further that this would enhance the relationship between the non-military personnel and the Legion by providing essential amenities to the members of the public. The statement said the director thanked the people for doing their part every day, for standing by our military in the fight for our freedo

http://nigerianpilot.com/nigeria-usa-to-address-veterans-welfare-housing-challenges/ Nigeria and the United States of America, USA, have expressed similar interest in the provision of affordable housing and welfare of veterans amongst members of the 101-National Convention of the American Legion, in Indiana, USA. Vice President of the United States, Michael Richard Pence, who expressed this at the convention, said the legion had helped more than 2,400 veterans in their search for jobs. According to a statement issued by David Henry, Ministry of Works and Housing, in Abuja yesterday, Pence said the American Legion raised more than $1.4 million for veterans’ hospitals, and donated almost four million hours of community volunteer service. Pence stated that the legion is making a difference in the lives of veterans serving the interest of both countries, adding that the organisation has also lent its voice to ensure that their accommodation challenges are addressed