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  By:  Tajudeen Akintunde, The Bauchi State Chapter of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR) has convened its monthly general meeting, with a strong emphasis on mobilising members for active participation in the forthcoming Nigerian Public Relations Week (NPRW) 2026 scheduled to hold in Kaduna. The meeting, held on Thursday, 9 April 2026 at the NUJ Secretariat, Bauchi, was presided over by the Chapter Chairman, Alhaji Mohammad Rabiu Wada. It provided a strategic platform for members to align efforts towards ensuring a coordinated, visible, and impactful presence at the Institute’s flagship national event commencing on 19 April 2026. In his address, the Chairman underscored the significance of NPRW as a premier professional gathering, urging members—particularly those who have completed their Annual General Meeting (AGM) registration—to prioritise attendance. He highlighted the immense value of the Week in advancing professional development, strengthening networks, ...

In a bold move to advance digital inclusion and leadership development, JCI Trans Amadi, in collaboration with Push to Profit, hosted a highly impactful virtual panel discussion titled “Digital Empowerment: A Virtual Panel on Technology for Innovation, Leadership, and Women’s Business Growth” on Sunday, 22nd March, 2026 via Google Meet. The event attracted over 80 participants, including young professionals, entrepreneurs, and emerging leaders from across Nigeria, creating a vibrant platform for dialogue on how digital tools can drive innovation, strengthen leadership capacity, and unlock sustainable business opportunities—particularly for women in today’s evolving economy. Speaking during the session, the 2026 President of JCI Trans Amadi, JCIN Amb. Faith J. Barilera, PhD, emphasized the organization’s commitment to fostering transformative initiatives that equip young people with relevant digital and leadership skills. Her leadership continues to position the chapter as a catalyst ...

  By Taiwo Akintunde JOS — The Nissi, Pad a Girl Initiative has distributed sanitary pads to students in two secondary schools in Jos, Plateau State, as part of efforts to promote menstrual hygiene and reduce school absenteeism among adolescent girls. Convener of the initiative, Mrs. Naomi Daniel Cishak, said the outreach underscores the importance of community responsibility and intentional acts of service. “Giving back to society is not just an act of charity; it is a responsibility,” she said. “A thriving community is built when individuals and organizations recognize the needs around them and take intentional steps to make a difference. True impact happens when we move beyond words and translate compassion into action.” She explained that the distribution of sanitary pads goes beyond the provision of hygiene materials, noting that it addresses issues of dignity, confidence, and uninterrupted education for young girls. “This effort is about restoring dignity, boosting c...