By Anietie Akpan Media leaders, government, and development community have called for a stronger media advocacy for the rights and welfare of children in Nigeria. The Symposium reaffirmed that “the path to a just and equitable Nigeria begins with putting every child, especially the most vulnerable, at the centre of public dialogue and national action”….
By Collin Rugg CALIFORNIA (CONVERSEER) – Singer Katy Perry is suing 85-year-old, dying, disabled veteran, Carl Westcott, demanding he pay $5 million in a property dispute. The lawsuit comes several years after Perry got in a separate property dispute with a group of nuns, where one nun collapsed & died during a court hearing. Perry…
By Frank Ulom NEW YORK (CONVERSEER) – Universities and district schools across the United States of America are changing the way Thanksgiving is being celebrated nationwide. Though rooted in culture and age, the country might have different ways of celebrating this special occasion if the current ideology being pushed by some of the learning institutions…
By Anietie Akpan The National Sports Commission (NSC) and the Sports Writers Association of Nigeria (SWAN) have called for Sports teform in Nigeria. Accordingly, it is expected that as the NCS meeting continues this week, commissioners of sports from across the country expected to join in adopting resolutions that will guide Nigeria’s sports development agenda…
By Our Reporter BIRNIN KEBBI (CONVERSEER) – The Nigerian military has handed over the rescued students of Government Girls Comprehensive Secondary School (GGCSS), Maga, to Kebbi State Governor, Nasir Idris. The students were abducted by bandits last week but were successfully rescued in a coordinated military operation. The handover ceremony took place in the early…
