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Blessing Abani-Elem

@abani_blessing

Head of Programmes @NASENIHQ

Abuja Nigeria Katılım Temmuz 2016
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Blessing Abani-Elem@abani_blessing·
@iamBigChops @IamKellyJoe Welcome to differentiation marketing, multiple versions of similar products owned by one company deployed to saturate the market and gain an edge. Competitors aren’t fighting one brand, but an entire lineup, making it much harder to break in.
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Big Chops
Big Chops@iamBigChops·
Bro I just discovered itel, Infinix, Oraimo and tecno are owned by thesame company 💔
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💡 Got an idea that can change Nigeria? Here’s how to join the #InnovateNaija Challenge: 1️⃣ Visit the official portal and fill out the application form. 2️⃣ Upload a short 2-minute video pitch showing your innovation and its impact. 3️⃣ Share it on social media, tag @NASENIHQ & @NASENIInnovationHub, and use #InnovateNaija. 🏆 Every state winner takes home ₦2.5 million. 🥇 National Champion: ₦100 million 🥈 2nd Place: ₦30 million 🥉 3rd Place: ₦20 million The future is calling — and it could start with your idea. Don’t wait. 🚀 👉 Apply now: bit.ly/Naseni-Call #NASENIImpact #YouthInnovation #NigeriaInnovates
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Catholic Quotes
Catholic Quotes@CatholicQuote12·
Our Lady of Mercy,intercede for us.
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Blessing Abani-Elem@abani_blessing·
Had the pleasure to coordinate the planning and execution of this transformative initiative by @NASENIHQ under the leadership of @KSHalilu.
Khalil Halilu@KSHalilu

On the sidelines of the #IrrigateNigeria launch, we unveiled Tinubu Rice (T-Rice) and its processing hub in Bauchi — a product of our public-private partnership (PPP) aimed at achieving a food-secure Nigeria. Our 3Cs operating principle at @NASENIHQ has consistently served as a model for scaling industrialization—without reinventing the wheel.

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Uggey UI/UX Designer
Uggey UI/UX Designer@AbaniMercy·
My HNG internship Stage 1 task I designed Med Spectra, a healthcare platform that helps doctors analyze patient information and manage care. Here’s my design 😁 I’m open to feedback #hnginternship
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Blessing Abani-Elem@abani_blessing·
23rd November was my birthday! Belated Happy Birthday Phenomenal Blessing Chinazaekpere Joan Abani-Elem!
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Sen. Ireti Kingibe
Sen. Ireti Kingibe@IretiKingibe·
My one-year anniversary as the sole Senator representing the great people of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. Over the past year, I have been privileged to sponsor and contribute to some Bills and Motions aimed at improving the lives of my constituents. Some of these legislative efforts include: Motions 1. Motion on the elimination of Gender-Based Violence. 2. Motion on Karu Market Fire: A Motion on the Karu Fire Outbreak and the Need for Safer Public Places 3. Motion on Kidnapped Children in Gwagwalada 4. Motion on Security in the FCT: Urgent Need to Consider and Intervene in the Serious Menace of Insecurity in the Federal Capital Territory, with a View to Proffer a Terminal Solution. 5. Motion to stem the tide of illegal Motor-Parks and Pick-Up Points within Abuja Metropolis. Bills 1. Bill for the Establishment of Federal Capital Territory Nursing and Midwifery school (Second Reading) 2. Gender Equality Bill (Pending): For an Act to Incorporate and Enforce Certain Provisions of the United Nations Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women. 3. Fire Service Act Amendment Bill (Pending): An Act to Amend the Fire Service Act CAP 29 LFN, 2004 4. FCT Maternal and Child Care Bill (Pending) I am proud to have led the debate on these important issues and will continue to work tirelessly to serve the people of the FCT, Abuja. Constituency Projects 1. Construction of a 0.6 KM Asphaltic Road on Ishan Road, Karu, AMAC, FCT. 2. Installation of Solar Streetlights by the Refugee Commission in various locations: - 23 streetlights in 5 communities in Mpape (Ajegunle, GRA, Sangaruwa, Anajie, Gbagi Village, and Mashapa Road) - 22 streetlights in Karimajiji - 21 streetlights in Kwali - 21 streetlights in Jikwoyi 3. Transformer at Kado kuchi/Jabi 4. Provision of household equipment for less privileged and rural women in FCT (ongoing). 5. Construction of a 50-bed hospital in Dobi, Gwagwalada (ongoing). 6. Construction of roads and drainages at Kpaduma 1 & 3 in the AMAC Area Council of the FCT Senatorial District. 7. Construction of perimeter fencing, external works, and furnishing of health care centers in three Area Councils of the FCT Senatorial District. 8. Construction of perimeter fencing and a gatehouse for retired civil servant quarters in the FCT Senatorial District. 9. Rehabilitation of boreholes in the six Area Councils of the FCT: AMAC, Bwari, Kwali, Kuje, Gwagwalada, and Abaji. 10. Supply and provision of fertilizer for the farming season in the FCT Senatorial District. (To be supplied) 11. Provision and installation of transformers (5 Nos 300/33KVA and 5 Nos 300/11KVA) in selected communities in the FCT Senatorial District. 12. Completion of Angwan Dodo Roads in Gwagwalada LGA of the FCT Senatorial District. 13. Construction of roads and drainages at Pai in Kwali, AMAC Area Council of the FCT Senatorial District. 14. Construction and asphalting of a 1.5 KM road in Jikwoyi Phase 1, AMAC Area Council of the FCT Senatorial District. 15. Practical training program on Agri-preneurship for youth in the FCT Senatorial District at Songhari Integrated Farming System. 16. Construction of comprehensive boreholes across AMAC/BWARI, FCT, Abuja. 17. Study and design of the Consultant Office Block at the University of Abuja Teaching Hospital, Gwagwalada, FCT Senatorial District. 18. Study and design of the road from the academic core to Giri Staff Housing Quarters at the University of Abuja Teaching Hospital, Gwagwalada, FCT Senatorial District. 19. Construction of the Consultant Office Block at the University of Abuja Teaching Hospital, Gwagwalada, FCT Senatorial District. 20. Rehabilitation of Boreholes in Kwali Yebu ward- 3 Kundu Ward – 4 Dafa – 1 Ibwa Ward – 2 Ashara Ward – 3 Kwali Central Area - 3 Part 1 - IretiKingibe
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Blessing Abani-Elem@abani_blessing·
@myaccessbank your “staff” just called/sent a text to me saying that you guys were taken to court for an erroneous transfer of 200k made to my account ( which I am not aware of) Please why is a random number sending me message and which court and which 200k please!
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Blessing Abani-Elem@abani_blessing·
The Reserved Seat Bill proposes amendments to sections 48, 49, and 91 to create additional seats for women in the Senate, House of Representatives, and State Assemblies, respectively, totaling 37, 74, and 108 seats. @womenfundng @OpenSocietyAfr #TIGN
Blessing Abani-Elem@abani_blessing

The Ministerial or Commissioner Nomination Bill aims to amend various sections, including section 147 and 192, to ensure that at least 35 percent of nominees are women. @womenfundng @OpenSocietyAfr #TIGN

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Blessing Abani-Elem@abani_blessing·
The Ministerial or Commissioner Nomination Bill aims to amend various sections, including section 147 and 192, to ensure that at least 35 percent of nominees are women. @womenfundng @OpenSocietyAfr #TIGN
Blessing Abani-Elem@abani_blessing

The Indigeneship Bill addresses amongst others sections 31 and 318(1), allowing women to claim their husbands' state of origin after at least five years of marriage. @womenfundng @OpenSocietyAfr #TIGN

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Blessing Abani-Elem@abani_blessing·
The Indigeneship Bill addresses amongst others sections 31 and 318(1), allowing women to claim their husbands' state of origin after at least five years of marriage. @womenfundng @OpenSocietyAfr #TIGN
Blessing Abani-Elem@abani_blessing

The Citizenship Bill seeks to amend section 26 of the constitution to grant foreign husbands of Nigerian women the same rights as foreign wives of Nigerian men, as guaranteed in section 26(2)(a). @womenfundng @OpenSocietyAfr #TIGN

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Blessing Abani-Elem@abani_blessing·
The Citizenship Bill seeks to amend section 26 of the constitution to grant foreign husbands of Nigerian women the same rights as foreign wives of Nigerian men, as guaranteed in section 26(2)(a). @womenfundng @OpenSocietyAfr #TIGN
Blessing Abani-Elem@abani_blessing

The Affirmative Action Bill aims to amend section 223, ensuring that women occupy a minimum of 35 percent of political party administrative and appointive positions. @womenfundng @OpenSocietyAfr #TIGN

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Blessing Abani-Elem@abani_blessing·
The Affirmative Action Bill aims to amend section 223, ensuring that women occupy a minimum of 35 percent of political party administrative and appointive positions. @womenfundng @OpenSocietyAfr #TIGN
Nigerian Women Trust Fund@womenfundng

Q3. @abani_blessing What are the Five Gender Bills currently before the House of Assembly, and what specific issues do they aim to address in Nigerian society? #TIGN @OpenSocietyAfr @LovethBala1 @ifykmba @BeebbeeA

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Blessing Abani-Elem@abani_blessing·
Also, it serves as a catalyst for empowering women, encouraging their active involvement in politics, leadership, and other sectors traditionally dominated by men while fostering a more inclusive society and advancing gender equality in Nigeria. @womenfundng @OpenSocietyAfr #TIGN
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By ensuring a minimum quota of 35% representation, it creates opportunities for women to have a voice in policy formulation and implementation processes. This not only enhances the diversity of perspectives but also addresses the gender imbalance in governance @OpenSocietyAfr

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Blessing Abani-Elem@abani_blessing·
By ensuring a minimum quota of 35% representation, it creates opportunities for women to have a voice in policy formulation and implementation processes. This not only enhances the diversity of perspectives but also addresses the gender imbalance in governance @OpenSocietyAfr
Blessing Abani-Elem@abani_blessing

The 35% affirmative action is a provision that mandates a minimum of 35% representation of women in decision-making positions in government and other sectors; tackling the historical underrep of women in leadership roles and to promote equality. @womenfundng @OpenSocietyAfr

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