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Abigail Ikhaghu
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Journalist, The Guardian (Nigeria)
Lagos
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Biography
Abigail Ikhaghu is an early-career reporter with The Guardian newspaper, where she is dedicated to uncovering impactful stories and delivering accurate, compelling journalism. With a keen interest in human-interest stories and societal development, Abigail seeks to amplify underrepresented voices and shine a light on critical issues affecting communities. Beyond her work in journalism, Abigail is passionate about volunteering and actively participates in initiatives aimed at community development and youth empowerment. She believes in the power of giving back and leveraging her skills to create positive change. Driven, compassionate, and inquisitive, Abigail continues to grow as a journalist, committed to making a meaningful difference through her work and volunteer efforts.
Health , Agro Business , Breaking News , Energy Beat
sur la politique politicienne
Content
By Abigail Ikhaghu| The Guardian (Nigeria) Verified In a significant move to enhance reproductive health services, The Challenge Initiative (TCI) has donated a consignment of family planning (FP) commodities to the Lagos State government. The official handover, which took place in Lagos, underscores the commitment of both parties to ensuring sustained access to FP services, particularly in underserved communities.
By Abigail Ikhaghu| The Guardian (Nigeria) Verified The Sustainability Professionals Institute of Nigeria (SPIN) has hosted its inaugural Scientific Induction Committee, reinforcing its commitment to mainstreaming sustainability in Africa through research and innovation. The virtual event, themed, ‘Mainstreaming Sustainability in Africa: Professionalism, Standardization and Capabilities’, brought together distinguished scholars, industry leaders and sustainability professionals to chart a path for Africa-centric sustainability solutions.
By Abigail Ikhaghu| The Guardian (Nigeria) Verified A new force for accountability has emerged in Nigeria’s maritime sector with the inauguration of the National Compliance Joint Taskforce of Licensed Clearing Agents (NCJTFLCA). Launched in Lagos, the advocacy group sets a bold agenda to enforce compliance, eliminate corruption, and uphold ethical standards in the clearing and forwarding industry.
Company Info
The Guardian (Nigeria)