Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the Director-General of the World Trade Organisation, has been ranked as the most powerful woman in Africa on Forbes 2023.
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Nkanu Daniel Victor Wins 2023 MTN mPulse Spelling Bee Competition
Nkanu Daniel Victor, a 12-year-old student of Intimacy with Christ International, Nasarawa, has emerged as the champion of the 2023 MTN mPulse Spelling Bee Competition.
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Fauzeeyat Aremu Wins 2023 Asisat Oshoala Foundation Debate Competition
Fauzeeyat Aremu has emerged winner of the 2023 Asisat Oshoala Foundation Debate Competition with a top prize of ₦200,000 and gift from global the sports brand, NIKE.
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Deborah Pam And Stephen Joshua Win 2023 Chief Of Defence Staff Armed Forces And Security Agencies Half Marathon Championship
Deborah Pam and Stephen Joshua have emerged winners of the 2023 Chief of Defence Staff Armed Forces and Security Agencies Half Marathon Championship, Abuja.
Ikpeme Neto Of Wellahealth Technologies Wins 2023 Africa Business Heroes (ABH) Prize
Ikpeme Neto, founder and chief executive of Wellahealth Technologies, has emerged winner of the 2023 Africa Business Heroes (ABH) Prize [5th edition].
The Prize is a flagship philanthropic initiative by the Jack Ma Foundation aimed at supporting entrepreneurs across Africa.
Ruth Usoro Wins Long Jump Event At 2023 Meeting Citta’ Di Padova In Italy
Ruth Usoro has emerged winner of the women’s long jump event at the 2023 Meeting Citta’ Di Padova in Italy with a 6.75 meters (0.1) jump on her fourth attempt to win.
Neja Filipic finished in second position with 6.18 meters.
Delta State Wins 2023 National Youth Games
Delta State has won the 2023 National Youth Games (NYG) tagged “Asaba 2023” with a total of 116 medals.
Team Delta won 51 gold; 34 silver and 31 bronze medals to emerge 7th consecutive winners, Lagos State came second with a total of 61 medals comprising 21 gold; 19 silver and 21 bronze while Edo State came third with 21 gold; 15 silver; 17 bronze medals.
Delta’s win at home soil makes it seven wins in the seven National Youth Games since 2013 when Abuja hosted the first and Ilorin the last five editions.