Moment for Women Alliance host virtual Summit Story: Mohammed A. Abu Speakers and panelists representing women’s rights advocates, civil society organizations, political actors, governance stakeholders, media professionals, and allies committed to advancing women’s meaningful participation in Nigeria’s democracy, have unanimously drummed home the need for collective and shared responsibility driven affirmative action for the desirable impact at both state and societal levels towards addressing Nigeria’s persistent democratic deficit that affects women who constitute half of the national population. They were speaking during the Let Women Vote Nigeria 2027 Summit convened…
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AASGON and GSEF Board make bold Declaration
….As a Unified Global South Development Architecture rises On the occasion of the UN Day for South-South cooperation, Mohammed (ADM) Founder & Group Executive President, AASGON & GSEF Architect, GS‑IDF & GSSDC Chair, GS‑IDF Custodianship Council noted that, South‑South Cooperation has entered a new era according to an official statement issued in London, over the weekend. The BRICS Indore Declaration demonstrates, that, he noted, the Global South is ready to lead with its own institutional voice, its own development architecture, and its own sovereign agenda. “The GS‑IDF provides the unified…
Read More →Mainstreaming Non-Interest Banking & Finance in Ghana
All-inclusiveness re-echoed… As maiden virtual National Dialogue holds By: Mohammed A. Abu Accra/Panelists drawn from diverse faiths, professional and academic backgrounds from Ghana, Nigeria and Kenya have re-emphasized that, non-interest Banking and Finance (NIBF) in Ghana otherwise termed as “Islamic Banking & Finance” in other jurisdictions, is about offering an alternative all-inclusive ethics driven financing mechanism for economic development not about religion per say, and which is going to be accessible to all Ghanaians irrespective of their religious persuasions. They were also unanimous about the catalytic role it could play…
Read More →Revitalizing Zakat, Waqf,the non-interest social financing tools
For combatting poverty, unemployment, meeting the SDGs Story: Mohammed A. Abu Accra/Ing. Muhammad Lawal Maidoki (Sadaukin Sakkwato), National Chairman, Azawon, Deputy Secretary General, of the World Zakat and Waqf Forum, has made a clarion call for the revitalization of the two non-interest social financing tools of Zakat (the poor rate) and Waqf(endowment) and their alignment with national development plans, the SDGs, and ESG frameworks. The call is being made against the background of UNICEF Nigeria Child’s 2025 report that states that, 18.3M children are out of school,2.2m unvaccinated,4.9M need urgent…
Read More →Baobab farming launched in Upper West Region,Northern Ghana
…. As JOE-BAILOR / Prof. Kenneth Fafa HTU Join hands Story: Mohammed A. Abu Ghana’s Northern Sector, comprising the five (5) Northern Regions that form an integral part of the wider, Northern Savannah Ecological Zone (NSEZ) is blessed with unquantifiable biodiversity. This includes, diverse wild growing trees, plants and shrubs species in the region which have for ages catered and continue to cater for the dietary, nutritional, health and beauty care needs of the local populations. Wild growing tree species with notable socio-economic importance and the products of which are…
Read More →Driving Continental Investment,Ownership and Growth
Unstoppable Africa 2026 sends African,Global CEOs,Leaders to New York More than 2,000 African and global business leaders plus heads of state will gather in New York on September 20–21 for Unstoppable Africa, flagship event of the Global Africa Business Initiative (GABI) according to an official statement issued in New York,Wednesday. Convened by UN Secretary-General António Guterres and H.E. Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, Chairperson of the African Union Commission, and organized and coordinated by the UN Global Compact, the fifth edition of Unstoppable Africa will convene under the theme “Powering Business,…
Read More →Cocoa farming in Northern Region gets a booster
…. As pioneer’s cocoa nursery supports more farmers Story: Mohammed A. Abu Sylvester Mohammed, the pioneer in cocoa cultivation in Nanun,Ghana’s Northern Region, has expressed optimism that factoring of tree crop farming such as cocoa into mainstream farming in the Northern region, would go a long way to address youth unemployment. The age-old over dependency on cereals and grains farming culture in the Northern Region, Mr. Mohammed notes, tends to limit livelihood opportunities. Flashback:JB Dandawa’s maiden Interview with Mr.Mohammed in August 2025 Thus, the inclusion of cash tree crop farming…
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