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Overview of the Retreat Successful NGOs provide high quality services to beneficiaries. Competition among NGOs in the delivery of services and in the acquisition of donor funding is rising. To achieve success, NGOs have to continually improve and professionalize their work, which puts more and more demands on the management and leadership of an organization. This upcoming Kogi Central CSOs Network Retreat provides you with core knowledge, practical skills and tools to manage and lead effectively a nonprofit organization. In this course, you first discuss understanding and challenges of sustainable development. Special attention is given to the participants' behavioral competencies in managing and leading a NGO in the era of virtual world. Solid governance and a well-functioning board are crucial for the sustainability of the organization. You learn how to develop a sound human resources policy and how to put it into practice - management is, in the end, "the art of getting

It was a bad day for the dare-devil robbers unleashing hell on commuters on the Lokoja-Abuja highway as one of the suspected members was crushed to death by a speeding vehicle recently as contained in a report by Kogireports.com. According to the report, a suspected armed robber met his waterloo on Tuesday morning after an unmarked vehicle crushed him to death near Chikara village, while attempting to flag down vehicles on the Abuja-Lokoja highway. A witness said the incident happened around 6:12 a.m., amid rain fall, when a member of a robbery gang, emerged from a bush with sophisticated weapon at a sharp bend to flag down vehicles. He said as the robber appeared on the center of the road, an unmarked over-speeding vehicle coming from Abaji axis crushed him to death. “As he was trying to open fire on some of the incoming vehicles, one of them crushed him and he died instantly and the driver zoomed off, ‘’ he narrated. He said officials of the Abaji unit command

It is our 10 years Anniversary. Today marks the first decade of  EbiraView online, a service that commenced on September 4th, 2004 as a Yahoo group that gradually metamorphosed into the first most authoritative online platform for Ebira communities around the world. We thank our numerous readers, followers, fans and well wishers for the support and encouragement that have taken us this far. Over the years, we have featured prominently on the world wide web in the showcase of Ebira events and heritages. Our online presence include ebiraview.com, ebiraview.net, ebiraview.com.ng, ebiraview.WordPress.com and ebiraview.blogspot.com and Ebira Social Network. While some of highlighted web addresses have been discontinued, others are available and functioning. On social media, we have over 8 years of active presence on Blogger (Images of Ebiraland), Facebook (EbiraView group and EBIRAVIEW page), Picasa, Twitter, Instagram, Google+ and YouTube (EbiraView channel). These massive online

Suspected unknown gunmen, on Sunday, attacked and bombed the police station at Adogo,  headquarters of  Ajaokuta Local Government Area of Kogi State. The gunmen, entered the town around 9.00 p.m. in the evening, with  a Hilux Toyota pick up van, with the intention of stealing weapons in the armory of the police station A source told the Nigerian Tribune,  that the gunmen started shooting immediately they entered the town to scare away people, adding that they released the dynamite which blew up the station as soon as they got to the station.  No life was lost in the attack at the station according to the statement from the state police command. The Police Public Relation Officer, ASP  Elvis Aguebor, confirmed the attack explaining  that “ robbers came from different directions apparently desirous of carting away police arms”,adding that the  police on duty swiftly took position and returned fire power. He  pointed out that the attackers launched  a heavy dynamite and demolished and set

By Ismail M. Kabir As commuters are confronted daily with untold hardship while plying our badly deteriorated roads, EbiraView rolled out its cameras to capture the state of Ebira roads in recent time. It is our hope that this worrisome state of the roads, especially the federal highways, attracts the sympathy and rapid response of relevant authorities. We intend to cover the entire roads within the community.  Phase 1: Adavi and Okene LGAs Nagazi axis of Okene-Lokoja federal highway:   Petro jost section of Nagazi-Lokoja highway Kabba junction, flooded Flooded Kaba junction Adavi township roads Enyinomo road, Kaba junction Anyoke road Anyoke road Ebogogo-Osisi hill Enyidudu road Enyidudu road Enyidudu road Nagazi, beside petro jost Osisi-uhucheba hill Osisi road Osisi road Osisi-Uhucheba hill Osisi-Uhucheba road Uhucheba junction, Ogaminana Okene to

Suspected armed robbers Tuesday laid siege to Itakpe/Osara along Okene-Lokoja road dispossessing travelers of their belongings in the traffic gridlock in the operation that lasted for hours.  Also, three vehicles had a head on collision following attempt by some some drivers to beat a retreat.  Traveling bags were seen littering the expressway after their contents had been disposed of while a good number of passengers of the unfortunate vehicles reportedly took refuge in nearby bushes while the ransacking of the automobiles lasted. A villager, Suleiman Oyibo, told The Guardian that robbery on that axis of the road has become a daily affair. “The robbers have been operating here as if it has become their duty post. This was how we were stranded here yesterday (Monday) and today (Tuesday), they have caused multiple accident to happen.” The Guardian checks revealed that armed robbers have in recent times taken over major highways in Kogi State, laying ambush for unsuspecting innocent tr

By Ismail M. Kabir Cafes may provide aromatic coffees of varying tastes and class but a visit to EbiraView Tea House provides a charming experience that leaves you with a lasting memory. Located in Oro Estate, along Obehira road, it is a tea house where friends and fans of EbiraView converge on weekends to drink varieties of herbal tea including Uzzi (bitter leaf), Morringa, Avi Guava and the Chinese green teas. The tea can be further blended with either pure honey or lemon juice. Pressing issues of concern to Ebira communities are debated and rib-cracking jokes are thrown as Lawali, the Tea man fills visitors' cups with hot tea while Hajo serves the local delicacies. The host and owner of the Tea House, Alhaji Damisa Suleiman is a regular face at the joint. Damisa, a passionate promoter of Ebira heritages who recently retired from the Nigerian Customs Service is also the Director of ESS Project Concepts Ltd., publisher of EbiraView News, a community tabloid in Ebira land. Fri