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Chinedu Ndigwe

Chinedu Ndigwe

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Writer, BusinessDay Nigeria

Nigeria

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Total articles 479

  • Of nonprofit organisations and IDPs in the North

    By Chinedu Ndigwe| Nigerian Tribune Verified “IN 2018, a young boy was forced to hide in the bush for days without food or water as he narrowly escaped death while Fulani herdsmen unleashed terror, shooting and burning villages. His father was burned alive in their home, and his mother was shot, leaving him to flee a fate that claimed his family,” said Prayer Nwagboso, founder and CEO of Naza Agape Foundation, a non-profit organisation that has supported over 5,000 displaced individuals since 2018.

    By Chinedu Ndigwe · Nigerian Tribune

    Jan. 09, 2025

  • The role of nonprofit organisations in supporting displaced people in northern Nigeria

    By Chinedu Ndigwe| BusinessDay Nigeria Verified “In 2018, a young boy was forced to hide in the bush for days without food or water as he narrowly escaped death while Fulani herdsmen unleashed terror, shooting and burning villages. His father was burned alive in their home, and his mother was shot, leaving him to flee a fate that claimed his family,” said Prayer Nwagboso, founder and CEO of Naza Agape Foundation, a non-profit organisation that has supported over 5,000 displaced individuals since 2018.

    By Chinedu Ndigwe · BusinessDay Nigeria

    Jan. 05, 2025

  • Of nonprofit organisations and IDPs in the North

    By Chinedu Ndigwe| Nigerian Tribune Verified “IN 2018, a young boy was forced to hide in the bush for days without food or water as he narrowly escaped death while Fulani herdsmen unleashed terror, shooting and burning villages. His father was burned alive in their home, and his mother was shot, leaving him to flee a fate that claimed his family,” said Prayer Nwagboso, founder and CEO of Naza Agape Foundation, a non-profit organisation that has supported over 5,000 displaced individuals since 2018.

    By Chinedu Ndigwe · Nigerian Tribune

    Jan. 09, 2025

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BusinessDay Nigeria

BusinessDay is a prominent daily business newspaper in Nigeria, established in 2001 and headquartered in Lagos. It is notable for having a bureau in Accra, Ghana, making it the only Nigerian newspaper with such an international presence. As part of BusinessDay Media Ltd, the organization focuses on delivering comprehensive news and analysis on business, finance, and economic developments across Nigeria and Africa. The company offers a variety of services, including print and digital publications, which cater to professionals, investors, and policymakers interested in business insights. Additionally, BusinessDay organizes events and conferences that promote thought leadership in Africa's business landscape. With a workforce of around 173 employees, BusinessDay is recognized for its positive work environment, contributing to its reputation as a trusted source of business news and analysis.

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