With the theme of this year’s Menstrual Hygiene Day as ‘It is Time for Action’, Omolabake Fasogbon writes that it’s time for the government, regulators and stakeholders to rise to the challenge of curbing the infiltration of substandard sanitary pads in the marketRead More →
Comfort Literacy Intervention & Capacity Enhancement (CLICE) Foundation yesterday marked the 2017 edition of International Women’s Day at the Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) Camp, Bakassi, Cross River State NegroidHaven can report.The ‘Be Bold for Change’ themed international day saw CLICE Foundation deciding to celebrate the with the disadvantaged in society especially those at the Internally Displaced Persons camp. According to Miss Comfort Onyaga Ogon the Founder and Executive Director of CLICE Foundation.‘It dawned on me that we have IDPs in Cross River State when I was doing a needs assessment of women to celebrate with this international women’s day. I didn’t want to do theRead More →
No fewer than a hundred and thirty women in Gombe State, Wednesday, convoked at the Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Welfare for a Life Enhancement Workshop on entrepreneurial development and skill acquisition training on bead making, Ankara craft, soap making, cakes and confectioneries Read More →
A non-governmental organization, Comfort Literacy and Capacity Enhancement Foundation, CLICE, has partnered with the Nigerian Army Officers’ Wives Association(NAOWA), 13 Brigade Chapter, Calabar, to mark this year’s International Women’s Day.Read More →
Comfort Literacy and Capacity Enhancement (CLICE) Foundation, a non-profit organisation, has partnered the Nigerian Army Officers’ Wives Association (NAOWA), 13 Brigade Chapter, Calabar, to commemorate this year’s International Women’s Day in Calabar. The event held at the Headquarters of 13 Brigade Barracks, Akim-Calabar with the theme Time is now…Transforming women’s lives, witnessed the unveiling of Barracks Women Economic Empowerment Program (BWEEP), an initiative aimed at enhancing the livelihood of women in the barracks through theri involvement in agricultural production. Participants witnessed the demonstration of fish processing using the Market Development Programme in the Niger Delta (MADE), which facilitated 250kg-improved smoking technology adopted by the 13 BrigadeRead More →