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Nka Asian Ekondo is a dynamic and inclusive social cultural group located in Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria. Comprised of the Efiks, Efuts, Qua, and Kiong Sons and Daughters, this organization warmly welcomes friends who appreciate and have an interest in the vibrant culture of the region. One of the hallmarks of Nka Asian Ekondo is their exuberant and lively dance traditions. The group showcases various traditional dances that have been passed down through generations. These dances are not only a form of entertainment but also a means of preserving the cultural heritage and telling stories of the community's history. With their rhythmic movements and colorful costumes, the dances captivate the audience and provide a glimpse into the rich cultural tapestry of the Efik, Efut, Qua, and Kiong people. Nka Asian Ekondo also takes great pride in their traditional Ekpe ceremonies. Ekpe is a cultural institution that serves as a unifying force within the community. It is a secret soci

AI Masters: DJ Mark( MARK MWOL, Seemo,(MUNATARE MUNASHAK and Duke of Jos(ENGR CHARLES DAVID LAPMOEN) Put Plateau State on the Global Digital Map Introduction: In a remarkable achievement for Plateau State, three talented individuals, DJ Mark, Seemo, and Duke of Jos, have completed their training as AI Masters, representing the esteemed Plateau Report Group. Their newfound expertise in artificial intelligence is set to put Plateau State on the global digital map, ushering in a new era of technological advancement and innovation. Equipped with cutting-edge knowledge and skills, these individuals are poised to become influential educators, empowering more people in Jos to embrace the power of AI. Harnessing the Power of AI: Artificial Intelligence has become a transformative force across industries, revolutionizing the way we live, work, and communicate. Recognizing the immense potential AI holds for Plateau State, the Plateau Report Group took the initiative to train and empower individu

MY TEAM I learned a bitter truth many years ago while growing up in a small town called Zakibiam in Benue State. On that street, children would play together as a group. However, due to my disciplined upbringing and strict father, my siblings and I were never allowed to leave the house premises to play with the other children unless they were family friends who came to visit. Little did I know that our inability to join the other children within the neighborhood to play was seen as being pompous by the other kids. One Saturday, my dad had traveled to the village and my mom wasn't home. I made the daring decision to join some children on the street to play street football. When we formed teams, the goalkeepers were asked to pick their teammates, and to my dismay, nobody chose me. I cried, but nobody consoled me because I was never part of their team. That evening, as I was heading home, Jerry Acholo approached me and said, "Emma, even if you have the ball, if you don't have

HOW TO SURVIVE IN PORT HARCOURT !!! 1. Have money and Garri 💰 2. Know people that have money and connection 🤝 3. Before you pack into any rented apartment ensure to ask people around, before you go dey sleep for burial ground with roof🙏 4. Don't fall in love 💔 5. Avoid those wey dey pin new pam or  shoe... One pin na 15k...aboki own na #20 per pin o 🙄 6 There are lots of beggers in Port Harcourt with different formats. 7. Learn to speak pidgin and avoid too much grammar🌬️ Always Mind ur business🙇🤗 Avoid late night🌌 Note: places like waterlines, garrison, mile 3, Aba road, choba etc. Beware of their roughness🔫🗡️🙆🏃🏃🏃 No fight ikwere person – man or woman, big or small😧😤🤧 Carry food come ooo, especially garri, Street hard, things cost😧😡, the money for food🍝 in ur villa can only buy akara for PH.😁😁 If u think u get money, a night lodge for presidential hotel is enough to send u go villa🏡😁, u get y??? If for night, u mistakenly hear "who goes th

Dear colleagues and seafarers, On this joyous occasion of SEAFARERS Day, I, Engr Habibu Abdulsalam, extend my warmest greetings and heartfelt wishes to all of you who dedicate your lives to the noble profession of seafaring. It is a pleasure and an honor to be a part of this incredible community of maritime professionals. As a Lead Inspector and Independent Marine Asset Integrity/Reliability Inspector, I have had the privilege of witnessing firsthand the dedication, resilience, and expertise displayed by seafarers like yourselves. You have embraced the challenges of the sea with unwavering determination, ensuring the smooth operation of vessels and the safe transportation of goods across the world's oceans. Your commitment to maintaining the highest standards of safety, efficiency, and professionalism is truly commendable. You face countless hardships, including prolonged periods away from loved ones, unpredictable weather conditions, and the constant demand for technical expertise

 The Rise of the Calabar Chapter Once upon a time, the Calabar Chapter of the Alumni of Maritime Academy of Nigeria Oron stood tall as the epitome of success and camaraderie. The chapter was the envy of other chapters, known for its exceptional programs, training, seminars, talk shows, and unwavering commitment to its members. It was a vibrant community that thrived on the principles of unity and progress. Under the leadership of dedicated individuals, the Calabar Chapter flourished. Regular meetings were held to discuss pertinent issues, share experiences, and foster strong relationships among members. The chapter organized insightful training sessions, ensuring that its members were equipped with the latest knowledge and skills in the maritime industry. The alumni actively participated in seminars, engaging in thought-provoking discussions that propelled their professional growth. The Calabar Chapter took pride in hosting remarkable talk shows, inviting industry experts and influenti

PLATEAU SOCIAL MEDIA AWARDS TO HOLD AT ORPHANAGE HOME. PLATEAU SOCIAL MEDIA AWARDS 5.0  (PSMA 5.0 ) (THE HUMANITARIAN EDITION ) Plateau Social Media Awards & Webinar 2023 Theme: The Artificial Intelligence Advantage on Social Media. Venue:CLAPAI Orphanage Zara-Zong Virtual Venue: Streaming on all digital platforms  Time: 2pm  Date : 1st October, 2023 About PSMA  Plateau Social Media Awards is established as  a yearly event to recognize and encourage Plateau citizens to continually promote and create exceptional contents daily to solve critical life problems; thereby giving many people a reason to smile whenever they visit their platforms. The Plateau Social Media Awards (PSMA)  recognize excellence in content creation, innovation and is ready to award  talents in various fields, who have carved a niche for themselves by leveraging the social media platform. Vision To be a catalyst for changing the narrative on the social media space, using the platform as a tool for Pro

Act of Kindness: Leaving Abuja Airport today, I had a heartwarming encounter with a little girl during a brief stop at the tolls. As I paused to pay, she approached me with a tray of groundnuts and said, "Senior man, I like your dressing. Take this groundnut." It touched me deeply that she was offering something so simple yet meaningful. The price of the groundnuts was only 50 Naira. With a line of cars waiting behind me, I quickly snapped a photo of her, wanting to capture this moment of innocence and generosity. In return, I handed her a thousand Naira note, hoping to show my gratitude for her kind gesture. As I drove away, she stood there, waving with a smile that shone like a morning star. I couldn't help but wish she had a phone to capture her joy and communicate with her in the future. Inspired by her bright spirit, I decided to call her Halima, as it seemed to suit her. Dear Halima, wherever you are, I hope and pray that favor will find you. May life bring you plea

Jos city, known for its cold climate, Where the people embody a cool vibe. The weather, icy and crisp, Remains consistent despite seasonal shift. In tough times, the people endure, Their spirits unwavering, steadfast and pure. "Bring Back My Jos," we plea, For the city's charm and unity to see. Once Kwararafa and Rex, a cinema grand, Where we'd lose ourselves in the magic of the land. West of mines, our minds we'd waste, With roasted fish and chilled drinks, a delightful taste. In the Zion city of Jos, night never fell, A constant buzz of life, we fondly recall. Katako, our Gucci boutique of yore, With designer clothing that left us wanting more. Timberland boots and Fubu jeans, Jtown boys flaunting stylish scenes. "Bring back my Jos," we implore, To relive those fashion moments we adore. DADINKOWA, a breakfast hood, Hot kosai and akamu from Hajiya, so good. Terminus market, a world-class zone, Bustling with activity, where dreams were sown. Mighty Jet a

Financial Management Plan for Seafarers and Business Ventures in Nigeria By Engr. Charles David Lapmoen CEO, Ceehoney Digital Hub (Digital Solutions for Business) Introduction: Financial management is a crucial aspect of personal and business success. For seafarers and entrepreneurs in Nigeria, developing a robust financial management plan is essential to ensure financial stability, growth, and long-term prosperity. This article aims to provide insights into creating an effective financial management plan tailored specifically for seafarers and business ventures in Nigeria. 1. Budgeting and Expense Tracking: One of the fundamental steps in financial management is creating a budget. Seafarers and business owners should establish a comprehensive budget that outlines their income, expenses, and savings goals. This budget should include essential expenses such as housing, transportation, food, healthcare, education, and any other recurring costs. It is crucial to track expenses

EXCLUSIVE: Chief of naval staff Zubairu Gambo refuses to hand over to Ikechukwu Ogalla; insists on paying billions to contractors before leaving Mr Gambo also said he wanted to oversee the disbursement of millions of dollars for emergency repair work on the NNS Aradu, one of the largest ships in the Nigerian Navy. AHMED OLUWASANJO • JUNE 21, 2023 Awwal Zubairu Gambo and Emmanuel Ikechukwu Ogalla Awwal Zubairu Gambo and Emmanuel Ikechukwu Ogalla [Twitter : Legit] Naval chief Awwal Zubairu Gambo has remained in office and rejected pleas to hand over power to his successor Ikechukwu Ogalla, Peoples Gazette was told today, two days after President Bola Tinubu approved changes at the top brass of the nation’s military. Mr Gambo, 57, said he would leave office on Friday because he had to pay contractors and naval officers from an outstanding capital vote to the tune of billions of naira before leaving office, according to multiple sources at the Nigerian Navy headquarters in Abuj

Introduction: The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) plays a vital role in regulating and promoting the maritime industry in Nigeria. As President Bola Tinubu considers appointments to key positions, it is crucial to prioritize the selection of a seasoned master mariner with extensive experience in shipping, logistics, and administration to lead NIMASA. This decision holds significant importance for the sustainable growth, safety, and efficiency of Nigeria's maritime sector. 1. Expertise in Maritime Operations: Appointing a master mariner to head NIMASA ensures that the agency is led by someone with in-depth knowledge and expertise in maritime operations. A master mariner possesses comprehensive understanding of vessel navigation, international maritime regulations, port operations, and shipping logistics. Such expertise is essential for effective policy-making, regulation, and enforcement, ultimately contributing to the overall development and

Governor Caleb Mutfwang Plateau State Government House Jos, Plateau State Nigeria Subject: Urgent Intervention Required for Areas Thrown into Darkness due to Stealing of Transformer Components 14th June,2023 Dear Governor Mutfwang, We, the Plateau Report Group, write this open letter to bring to your attention the dire situation faced by several communities in Plateau State due to repeated incidents of transformer component theft. The areas mentioned below have been plunged into darkness, severely affecting the lives and livelihoods of the residents: 1. Kangang - 2 transformers 2. Nyango - 1 transformer 3. Fwagul Angwan - 2 transformers 4. Wyit Community behind Total filling station, Bukuru 5. Bwangdang, Bukuru 6. Kwata Za'ang 7. Community opposite Police Staff College 8. Raku Sot in Gyel 9. Fwavwei, Rayfield 10. Longwa, Kufang 11. Abattoir (Now fixed) 12. Diye, Zaramaganda (around Nevic Gas) 13. Diye, around Shuna Academy 14. Kuru Trade Centre 15. Rukuba Road 16. Heipa

Title: Urgent Action Needed to Address Health Hazards in Bonny Island: Air Pollution and Mosquito Menace Introduction Bonny Island, located in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria, is a beautiful place known for its natural resources and economic potential. However, the thriving industrial activities, particularly the gas flaring operations conducted by companies like NLNG, Shell, and Mobil, have resulted in severe air pollution. The detrimental effects of this pollution on the health of workers and residents are alarming. Additionally, the presence of a dangerous breed of mosquitoes further exacerbates the health risks faced by the population. It is crucial for the Nigerian government to step in and take immediate action to protect the well-being of the people in Bonny Island. Air Pollution and Health Hazards Gas flaring, a byproduct of oil and gas extraction, releases harmful pollutants into the atmosphere. The air quality in Bonny Island has been severely compromised due to

My fellow Nigerians, Today, as we gather to celebrate Democracy Day, I am filled with a profound sense of pride and gratitude for the journey we have embarked upon as a nation. On this auspicious occasion, I, Charles David Lapmoen, the President of JOS360 and the Duke of Jos, stand before you to express my heartfelt wishes and share a message of hope, unity, and progress. Democracy Day holds a special place in our hearts as it represents the triumph of the Nigerian people, who have strived relentlessly to ensure that the voices of all citizens are heard and respected. It is a testament to our unwavering commitment to democratic ideals and principles, despite the challenges we have faced along the way. Today, we reflect on the sacrifices made by our founding fathers and the countless individuals who fought tirelessly to secure the freedoms and rights we enjoy today. It is a time to honor their memories and recommit ourselves to the values that define our great nation. As we look back on

Title: Kingdom Business Investment: Building God's Kingdom Through Entrepreneurship *ENGR UWE UWE* 11TH JUNE,2024 Introduction: Good morning, dear brothers and sisters in Christ. Today, I want to address a topic that is often overlooked in our spiritual lives but holds great significance: Kingdom business investment. As business owners and entrepreneurs, each one of us has the incredible opportunity to be agents of change, not only in the marketplace but also in advancing God's kingdom here on Earth. Today, I want to encourage you to view your businesses as instruments for divine purposes and to invest in them with a kingdom mindset. 1. Understanding Our Role: As followers of Christ, we are called to be salt and light in the world (Matthew 5:13-16). This mandate extends to every area of our lives, including our businesses. Our role as businesspeople goes beyond making profits and providing for our families; it is about making a positive impact on the world around us

In the bustling city of Jos, Nigeria, Charles David led a multi-faceted life. As a writer, blogger, fashion designer, and marine engineer, he found solace in his creative pursuits. Yet, deep within his heart, there was a longing—a desire to experience the joy of fatherhood and raise a daughter named *Eliana* . Charles often daydreamed about what it would be like to have a daughter like Eliana—beautiful, with a remarkable head of hair just like his own. He imagined her laughter filling the house as she ran around with her brothers, David, Allen, and Joseph, who would surely adore their little sister. Sadly, life had not granted Charles the opportunity to hold his precious Eliana in his arms. But his dreams and hopes did not waver. Determined to see his fantasy become a reality, he made a silent vow to himself: in his next life, he would do everything in his power to have a daughter just like Eliana. As the years went by, Charles immersed himself in his various creative pursuits, channel

Introduction: Expanding your business in Nigeria in 2023 can offer immense growth opportunities due to the country's large consumer base, improving infrastructure, and growing economy. To successfully navigate this market, it's essential to adopt effective strategies that align with the local business environment. This guide will outline key steps and recommendations for expanding your business in Nigeria. 1. Conduct Market Research: Thoroughly research the Nigerian market to gain insights into consumer preferences, local competition, cultural nuances, and regulatory requirements. Understand the demand for your product or service, identify target demographics, and assess the competitive landscape. This research will help you tailor your business strategy and marketing efforts accordingly. 2. Develop a Business Plan: Create a comprehensive business plan that outlines your expansion goals, strategies, and financial projections. Consider factors such as funding require

On this 7th of June 2023, the University of Calabar theater scene witnessed an extraordinary event that brought the world to a standstill. It was a momentous occasion as the university became the first to carry out a theatrical procession under the pouring rain. The weather, instead of dampening spirits, added an ethereal touch to the entire affair. The participants, known as the inductees, experienced a mixture of glory, pain, and sweat as they embarked on a journey comprising four significant activities. The first was the orientation, where they were familiarized with the intricacies of the theater and prepared mentally for the upcoming challenges. This was followed by the procession, where they marched in unison, showcasing their dedication and commitment to their craft. The induction ceremony was the pinnacle of the event, symbolizing the official entry of the inductees into the world of theater. It was a moment filled with anticipation and excitement, as th

While seafarers often have limited time for vacation due to the demanding nature of their work, there are still several alternative businesses they can explore during their time off. Here are a few ideas: 1. Travel Agency: With their extensive knowledge of different ports and destinations, seafarers can start a travel agency specializing in cruise vacations or trips to popular maritime destinations. They can provide personalized itineraries, offer travel advice, and arrange accommodations and activities for travelers. 2. Maritime Consulting: Seafarers can leverage their expertise and experience in the maritime industry to provide consulting services to shipping companies, shipyards, or maritime organizations. They can offer advice on safety and compliance, crew training, vessel operations, or environmental regulations. 3. Maritime Training Center: Setting up a maritime training center can be a lucrative business venture. Seafarers can provide training courses and certifications to aspi