We are recruiting for the position below: Job Title: Coordinating Administrator Location: Abuja Duties of the Post • Promote and implement the functions and Activities of the foundation • Organize and generate public interest on the activities of the Foundation. • Identify and facilitate all funding avenues for the foundation • Prepare proposals and applications for securing project funds from donors partners and relevant stakeholders • Identify relevant stakeholders and funding partners that will support and promote the objectives and goals of the foundation • Create a usable database with computer savvy stance and maintain/ update organizational contact lists/database. • Liaise and collaborate with mass media, press, stakeholders, donor agencies through effective use of the social media • Prepare reports and documents on behalf of the foundation • Organize events and conferences on behalf of the foundation. • Prepare background communication and promotional materials for media b...
Saudi Arabia on Monday confirmed its first case of coronavirus after one its citizens who had returned from COVID-19 hotspot Iran tested positive. The health ministry said the man, tested after entering the country through Bahrain, had been “isolated in a hospital”. Saudi Arabia is the last Arab state in the Gulf to report a confirmed case of COVID-19. Elsewhere in the Arab world, Jordan and Tunisia also confirmed their first cases on Monday. Last week, Riyadh barred citizens from its Gulf neighbours from visiting Mecca and Medina.It also suspended visas for the year-round mini-pilgrimage to Islam’s holiest places located in the west of the Sunni kingdom. The unprecedented moves have left thousands of Muslim pilgrims in limbo, raising uncertainty over the annual hajj to Mecca scheduled for end of July. Dubai Dunes in one Minute The holy sites, which draw millions of pilgrims every year, are a potential source of contagion but also a pillar of political legitimacy for Saudi ...
Nigerian media quoted former INEC chairman Prof Maurice Iwu as saying that it was possible to detect Covid-19, or coronavirus. So far, more than 3,000 people have been killed by the virus across the globe, and Nigeria is one of the countries most affected by the outbreak. Since the outbreak in China last year, there has been no cure for it. The vaccine is not expected to be available until mid-next year, because researchers in the United States are testing coronavirus vaccine on animals. But on Monday, Professor Maurice Iwu, who heads the Bio-Resources Institute of Nigeria, met with the minister of health and science to seek support for the treatment he said he discovered, according to Vanguard. Prof Iwu, who is currently facing charges of tax fraud in a Nigerian court, is quoted as saying his team of investigators "discovered Covid-19 in 2015". Not long ago, Professor Iwu once claimed he had discovered AIDS. He wants the government to fund his team to produce more a...
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