Editorial: The Merit Deficit—Dismantling Nepotism for a Resilient Nigeria
In the quiet corridors of Nigeria’s public institutions, a silent thief is at work. It does not steal gold or […]
Stanley Amaziro
OPENING REMARK: X-raying the Effect of Nepotism as it Affects Humanity and Productivity
Distinguished guests, respected leaders, representatives of civil society organizations, ladies and gentlemen, It is my great honor and privilege to
BREAKING: Civil Society Groups Urge New INEC Chairman to Prioritize Electoral Reforms
Abuja – The Executive Director of Humanities Welfare and Social Development Initiative, Mr Felix Attah, representing a coalition of civil
Senate Pres. Felix Attah speakes on Interntionational Youth day
Advocating for youth participation in governance becomes a vital clarion call in our modern-day democracy. The Executive Director of HUWESDI
Nepotism, a clog in the wheel of development of any society.
This conference is designed to raise public awareness and educate citizens about the dangers of nepotism, the practice of favoring
PROMINENT COMMUNITY LEADER ADVOCATES FOR PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT IN CHILDREN’S UPBRINGING
Abuja, Nigeria – In a heartfelt message commemorating Children’s Day, Comr. Felix Nnalue Attah, a respected figure in the community,
Message for Children on the 2025 Children’s Day Celebration
As we reflect on this Theme : Parents Let’s not allow AI (Artificial Intelligence )to raise our children …..it is
BEING A PRESS TEXT AS WE MARK THIS YEAR INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN AID WORKERS DAY AUGUST 19TH 2024
Gentlemen of the press, ladies and gentlemen we welcome you all on this annual special day of World Humanitarian Day
HUWESDI Africa Hails NNPC’s Leadership Under Mele Kyari
The Humanities Welfare and Social Development Initiative (HUWESDI) Africa has praised the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) under the leadership
Port Harcourt Refinery: Coalition Group calls For Patience For August New Operational Date
BEING A PRESS TEXT OF CONFERENCE ON THE ISSUES CONCERNING REHABILITATION PROJECT OF PORT HARCOURT REFINERY BY HUMANITIES WELFARE AND