Amidst communal conflicts and farmer-herder crises in Benue, the Edawu Community Mental Health Centre offers a lifeline to traumatized victims. Once a thriving, solar-powered haven for mental health recovery, the centre now faces funding shortages, forcing it to scale down operations. With its solar power failing and resources dwindling, the future of this vital facility remains uncertain, threatening access to mental health care for those who need it most.
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In an era where the spread of misinformation can have significant repercussions on society, Brain Builders Youth Development Initiative (BBYDI), a leading civic engagement organization in Nigeria, has introduced FactCheckChamps an innovative solution aimed at empowering the youth.
The three-day training workshop, held at Hub17 Innovation Centre, empowered 48 girls with skills in graphics design, video editing, creative writing, leadership, and more.
YouthGovTracka is an initiative of the Brain Builders Youth Development Initiative aimed at bridging the governance gap between youths and the government
Mrs. Luga emphasised the ministry’s commitment to uplifting benue women from impoverished conditions
This year’s event, dubbed “GirlTECH 2.0,” aimed to empower young girls aged 14-23 with IT soft skills, emphasizing the myriad of opportunities available in the male-dominated tech sector
This agreement covers, among other things, scholarship programmes, executive and vocational education, and institutional capacity enhancement for educational institutions.
In a heartwarming display of solidarity, the Ofu K’Idoma for Unity and Development Association, led by Chairman Mr. Emmanuel Abechi, has provided essential food items to communities in Benue State affected by recent violent crises. This initiative underscores the importance of corporate social responsibility within local communities.
BBYDI reiterated its commitment “to providing youths with the necessary resources, opportunities, and guidance to unlock their full potential.”
Dr. Shior mentioned the food items available, which include: bags of beans, thousands of bags of rice, cartons of noodles, etc.
