Warri, Nigeria — The International Human Rights Commission – IHRC Corporation in Nigeria has formally commended the Deputy Controller of Corrections (DCC) at the Warri Medium Security Custodial Centre, Mr. Richard Egbede, for his exemplary adherence to international human rights principles and reform-driven leadership within the correctional system.

The recognition follows an independent monitoring mission conducted by the South South Regional Coordinator of the IHRC Special Monitoring Mission (SMM), Comrade Fidelis Onakpoma, as part of IHRC’s ongoing nationwide assessments of human rights compliance in custodial facilities.

The mission was initiated under the directive of H.E. Ambassador Dr. Duru Hezekiah, Ambassador-at-Large and Head of Diplomatic Mission of IHRC in Nigeria, and supervised by the SMM National Coordinator, Engr. Comrade Elijah Vitus Echendu, highlighting IHRC’s long-standing institutional partnership with the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS).

Commendation for Reform-Oriented and People-Centred Leadership

Leading the IHRC delegation, Comrade Francis Uwa, IHRC SMM Official for Delta State, praised DCC Egbede for cultivating a management culture that balances discipline, rehabilitation, and respect for human dignity.

He noted that the Warri facility reflects “an environment where correction and compassion coexist in line with global standards.”

Comrade Uwa further described DCC Egbede as:

“An exemplary officer whose conduct aligns with the IHRC’s mission of advancing justice, fairness, and humane treatment for all inmates. Our visit to Warri confirms that Nigeria has officers who uphold integrity and professionalism even in challenging environments.”

IHRC Leadership Highlights National Significance

SMM National Coordinator Engr. Comrade Elijah Vitus Echendu emphasized that the Warri visit demonstrates IHRC’s proactive strategy to strengthen human rights accountability within correctional centres.

He stated:

“The efforts of DCC Richard Egbede reflect the transformation we envision across Nigeria’s correctional system. He represents a generation of officers who view correctional service as service to humanity, not punishment.”

Endorsing the field report, H.E. Ambassador Dr. Duru Hezekiah commended the leadership of the Nigerian Correctional Service for fostering an environment where officers such as Egbede can uphold professionalism and compassion.

According to Ambassador Duru:

“The International Human Rights Commission remains steadfast in partnering with the Nigerian government to reinforce the human rights framework within correctional facilities. IHRC will continue to support reform-minded officers whose work strengthens justice and human dignity.”

Role of NCoS and Next Steps in Nationwide Monitoring

IHRC also acknowledged the Controller-General of the Nigerian Correctional Service and the Delta State Controller of Corrections for cultivating institutional conditions that promote accountability, transparency, and rehabilitation-based corrections.

As part of its national mandate, IHRC announced plans to broaden its monitoring and partnership missions to correctional centres across the country, contributing to a stronger human rights culture and improved inmate rehabilitation.

This mission forms part of IHRC’s flagship Correctional Human Rights Strengthening Project (CHRSP) — a long-term initiative to support humane correctional practices and structural reforms throughout Nigeria.

Reported by:
Fidelis Onakpoma
Head of Media and Strategic Communications IHRC Nigeria

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Abuja, Nigeria – September 2025

IHRC Rescue Mission Unmasks Shocking Human Trafficking Plot

A teenage girl trafficked from Benue State to Imo State under the guise of employment was dramatically rescued following the swift intervention of the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC Corporation) Nigeria.

According to initial reports, the victim was deceived with promises of legitimate restaurant work but was forced into prostitution upon arrival in Imo State.

Operation by Special Monitoring Mission

The rescue was executed by the IHRC Special Monitoring Mission (SMM), led by Comrade Elijah Vitus Echendu, and sanctioned by H.E. Ambassador Dr. Duru Hezekiah, Head of Diplomatic Mission. The mission followed a tip-off from a vigilant citizen.

When the IHRC team stormed the hotspot, the traffickers fled the premises, highlighting the clandestine nature of the operation. The girl was safely removed and reunited with her family in Benue State.

IHRC Leaders Speak Out

“This is not an isolated case. Human trafficking thrives in the shadows, and we must act swiftly and decisively. Protecting women and children remains our top priority,”
– Comrade Elijah Vitus Echendu, National Coordinator.

“We cannot allow traffickers to feel untouchable. Combating this crime is a shared duty. Citizens must stay vigilant and report suspicious activities,”
– Ambassador Dr. Duru Hezekiah, Head of Diplomatic Mission.

Next Steps: Nationwide Mobilisation

IHRC has engaged law enforcement to track and dismantle the trafficking network. In addition, IHRC Nigeria will convene a Stakeholders’ Engagement Meeting in Abuja, bringing together the Police, NAPTIP, Civil Defence, National Orientation Agency and other key actors to strengthen partnerships, enhance intelligence sharing, and implement preventive measures.

A Global Alarm

Human trafficking remains one of Nigeria’s gravest challenges, with countless young girls exposed to deception, forced labour, and sexual exploitation. Rights groups emphasise the urgent need for stronger law enforcement, awareness campaigns, and victim rehabilitation.

This intervention gave one girl a chance to rebuild her life – but it also sends a clear message: IHRC will not relent until every trafficking chain is broken.

Author / Reporter:
Fidelis Onakpoma
Head of Media and Strategic Communications IHRC Nigeria

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Over 42,000 Affected as Humanitarian Crisis Deepens in Nigeria’s North-East

Adamawa State, Nigeria – 5 August 2025

Disaster Assessment Reveals Scale of Tragedy

The International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) Corporation Nigeria has released a comprehensive disaster report following severe flooding across six Local Government Areas (LGAs) in Adamawa State: Yola South, Yola North, Numan, Demsa, Girei, and Lamurde. The crisis has left 6,732 households affected, 42,118 individuals impacted, 27 confirmed fatalities, 74 injured, and over 15,000 displaced, now seeking refuge in IDP camps and host communities.

The findings, based on a Rapid Needs and Risk Assessment conducted on 30 July 2025 by the IHRC Special Monitoring Mission, in collaboration with Adamawa State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA), DAWOS Foundation, AB Haske Foundation, and local authorities, document widespread destruction of homes, farmland, sanitation, and increasing risks of gender-based violence, disease outbreaks, and food insecurity.

IHRC Humanitarian Response and Partnerships

IHRC deployed emergency teams to deliver urgent relief, including:

• Distribution of Non-Food Items (NFIs) to over 850 households: blankets, dignity kits, mosquito nets, utensils,
• Essential medications for malaria, typhoid, and infections, in partnership with local health agencies,
• Psychosocial and protection support – including group therapy for women, children, and the elderly.

“The spirit of cooperation and urgency shown by Adamawa State officials is deeply commendable. Their partnership with IHRC ensured that thousands of affected citizens received not just attention but real assistance. This is a model worthy of national replication.”
— Comrade Elijah Vitus Echendu, National Coordinator, IHRC Special Monitoring Mission Nigeria

Leadership Commendations and Strategic Appeal

His Excellency Ambassador Dr. Duru Hezekiah, Head of IHRC Diplomatic Mission in Nigeria, described the flood disaster as a part of a growing national emergency. He urged strategic, rights-based, and united responses:

“What we see in Adamawa is not isolated. Floods are recurring and threatening multiple states across Nigeria. This demands a coordinated, strategic, and rights-based national response.”

Ambassador Duru also:

• Commended the IHRC North-East team for their exemplary work,
• Called for deeper institutional cooperation between government and humanitarian actors,
• Urged joint flood mitigation and early warning systems, and investment in recovery and preparedness.

“Let this be a turning point—where the government and IHRC work shoulder-to-shoulder to prevent avoidable suffering and build a Nigeria where disaster response is swift, coordinated, and dignified.”

Key Humanitarian and Recovery Priorities Identified

IHRC highlights the following urgent needs:

• Food assistance for displaced families,
• Restoration of clean water and sanitation infrastructure,
• Provision of safe, durable shelters,
• Sustained psychosocial support,
• Livelihood restoration and income generation.

Additional recommendations:

• Improved access and logistics for aid agencies in hard-to-reach regions,
• Long-term investment in flood mitigation, climate awareness, and disaster preparedness.

A Call for Systemic Reform and Shared Accountability

The 2025 Adamawa flood disaster is a stark reminder of the fragility of communities amid climate change. Through coordinated assessments and field interventions, IHRC is committed to advocacy and direct support for affected populations.

IHRC now calls on federal and state governments, international donors, and civil society to seize this moment for systemic humanitarian reform, resilience building, and shared accountability.

Reported by:

Fidelis Onakpoma
IHRC Head of Media and Strategic Communications Nigeria

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Humanitarian Outreach Brings Hope and Relief to Vulnerable Children

Maiduguri, Nigeria | July 2025

Essential Support for Young Patients

In a remarkable demonstration of compassion and community engagement, the Borno State Chapter of the International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) has extended critical support to young patients at Maiduguri General Hospital. The focus of this outreach was the paediatric ward, where IHRC volunteers brought much-needed hygiene supplies directly to the children and their families.

Donation of Vital Hygiene Supplies

The IHRC volunteer team distributed:

• Washing soap
• Bath soap
• Omo detergent
• Pampers

A total of 100 children benefited from the donations, an act which brought relief and smiles to both patients and their caregivers.

Leadership and Enduring Commitment

During the visit, Comrade Hassan Mohammed Adamu, State Coordinator of IHRC Borno State, expressed sincere appreciation to National Coordinator Comrade Elijah Vitus Echendu for his continuous encouragement and visionary leadership.
He further reaffirmed IHRC’s unwavering commitment to humanitarian service across Nigeria, especially under the guidance of Ambassador-at-Large and Head of Diplomatic Mission, H.E. Ambassador Dr. Duru Hezekiah.

Medical Community’s Appreciation

Dr. Baba Shehu, Medical Director of Maiduguri General Hospital, lauded the IHRC delegation:

“We deeply appreciate this thoughtful intervention and the positive impact it has on our hospital community.”

Volunteer Team and Collective Effort

The outreach was a collaborative effort, with key contributions from:

• Comrade Fatima Sani Ibrahim
• Comrade Babagana Mustapha Kantina
• Comrade Binta Ibrahim
• Comrade Bilal Umar
• Comrade Hauwa Bitrus

Their dedication ensured the success of this humanitarian initiative, reinforcing the spirit of solidarity and care.

Sustained Humanitarian Mission

This outreach further underscores IHRC’s ongoing commitment to supporting vulnerable populations and enhancing community well-being through grassroots initiatives.

Reported by:
Fidelis Onakpoma
Head Media and Strategic Communications IHRC Nigeria

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Promoting Human Rights, Peace, and Community Development in Rumuodunwere, Elelenwo

Rumuodunwere Community, Elelenwo, Rivers State – June 21, 2025
The International Human Rights Commission (IHRC) Special Monitoring Mission (SMM), Rivers State Chapter, conducted a highly impactful June edition of its community service outreach in the Rumuodunwere Community, Elelenwo, within the Obio/Akpor Local Government Area. This outreach forms part of the month-long IHRC Community Service Initiative, dedicated to fostering the values of human rights, peace, and sustainable community development.

Strong Community Participation and Leadership

The event commenced at 9:00 AM and was marked by a strong turnout of IHRC members, volunteers, and local residents. Notable participants included Comrade Paul Matthew, Comrade Daniel, and several key officials from the Commission. The proceedings were led by Comrade Elijah Vitus Echendu, State Chapter Leader, whose vision and dedication continue to drive IHRC SMM’s activities. The unwavering support of the IHRC Diplomatic Mission, under the leadership of H.E. Ambassador Dr. Duru Hezekiah, was also prominently acknowledged.

Speeches Underscoring Commitment to Human Rights

Mission and Welcome Address

The outreach began with an address by Comrade Daniel Karikpo, representing State Coordinator Comrade Sundrix Ogor. He welcomed attendees and reaffirmed IHRC SMM’s central mission: to promote peace, defend human rights, and empower communities.

Advocacy for the Vulnerable

Comrade Paul Matthew further elaborated on the organization’s unwavering commitment to protecting the vulnerable and advocating for the rights and dignity of every individual.

Powerful Message from the State Coordinator

The day’s highlight was the powerful speech delivered by Comrade Sundrix Ogor, State Coordinator. His remarks served as a poignant reminder that ignorance is no excuse for human rights violations, stressing that all perpetrators—regardless of their social status or age—will be held accountable. He also emphasized that the aid and materials distributed were not given from a place of abundance, but from a genuine desire to support those in need, reflecting IHRC’s dedication to humanitarian values.

Impactful Outreach and Community Gratitude

This event stood as a practical manifestation of IHRC’s core values: Service, Integrity, and Commitment. Under the effective leadership of Comrade Elijah Vitus Echendu, volunteers were inspired and mobilized, ensuring the outreach’s success and positive reception within the local community.

The success of the initiative was further reinforced by the steadfast support of the IHRC Diplomatic Mission, led by H.E. Ambassador Dr. Duru Hezekiah. His exemplary leadership continues to advance the IHRC’s mission throughout Rivers State and across Nigeria, demonstrating that collective efforts in defence of human rights can lead to lasting, positive change.

The Rumuodunwere Community expressed profound gratitude for the assistance received, highlighting the tangible benefits of IHRC’s outreach programmes in fostering a culture of respect, justice, and solidarity.

Conclusion

The June edition of the IHRC SMM community service outreach stands as a testament to the growing impact and influence of the International Human Rights Commission in Nigeria. By upholding the principles of Service, Integrity, and Commitment, IHRC continues to champion the cause of human rights, empower local communities, and inspire collective action for a better future.

Reported by:
Fidelis Onakpoma
Head Media and Strategic Communications IHRC Nigeria

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Expanding Access to Healthcare Through Strategic International Collaboration

Minna, Niger State, Nigeria – 2 June 2025

Humanitarian Partnership for Better Health Outcomes

In a landmark effort to advance the right to health for all, the International Human Rights Commission IHRC Corporation in Nigeria, in strategic partnership with Max Healthcare, Alsadal Services Pvt. Ltd. (India), and the Niger State Ministry of Secondary and Tertiary Health, successfully conducted a free medical outreach at the Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida Specialist Hospital in Minna, Niger State.

Impact in Numbers: Reaching the Underserved

On 2 June 2025, the outreach team provided free consultations and medications to more than 500 patients.
This initiative directly addressed urgent health needs within the community, illustrating the transformative power of international humanitarian cooperation in closing healthcare gaps in underserved regions.

Volunteers: The Backbone of Humanitarian Success

A dedicated IHRC volunteer team from Abuja, led by the Abuja Coordinator, played a pivotal role in ensuring the success of this outreach.
Despite comprising only five members, the team’s unwavering professionalism and commitment set a new benchmark for IHRC’s operational presence in Niger State.

“This outreach is a testament to what can be achieved when organizations unite with a shared vision for public welfare. Through this partnership, we’ve not only delivered care but also hope.”
– Attending IHRC Coordinator

Leadership and Gratitude

The IHRC Nigeria, under the dynamic leadership of H.E. Ambassador Dr. Duru Hezekiah, expresses its deepest appreciation to the Special Advisor on Intergovernmental Affairs for Africa, H.E. Ambassador Dr. Shehu Ma’aji Malami, as well as the National Coordinator, Comrade Elijah Vitus Echendu, for their steadfast guidance.
Special recognition is also extended to the IHRC Diplomatic Office for its ongoing support in making such impactful initiatives possible.

Upholding the Right to Health: The Mission Continues

As IHRC expands its humanitarian footprint across Nigeria, programmes such as this reaffirm its core mission:

• Promoting and protecting human rights
• Ensuring access to healthcare as a fundamental right
• Strengthening service, advocacy, and international collaboration

Issued by:
Fidelis Onakpoma
Head Media and Strategic Communications IHRC Nigeria

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Human Rights Stakeholders comprising the Police, National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), the Nigeria Army, the Special Monitoring Mission of the International Human Rights Commission-IHRC, including the Delta State University Abraka, and other Civil Rights Groups to develop a comprehensive experience of human rights advocacy hinged to provide creative, concrete knowledge of how to use international and regional human rights treaties and enforcement mechanisms in their work for the protection and promotion of human rights.

This was obtained in a statement by the National/Multi-National Coordinator of the IHRC Special Monitoring Mission in Nigeria and Africa Region, Engr. Comrade Elijah Vitus Echendu, made available by the Head of Media, Strategic Communications IHRC in Nigeria, Mr. Fidelis Onakpoma, on December 21, 2023.

He said the development will converge during the End-of-Year Human Rights Stakeholders Summit in Delta State, stressing that the targeted audience includes tertiary institutions, human rights educators, advocates, activists, law enforcement officers, lawyers, women activists, research officers, leaders, members of coalitions and networks, staff of NGOs and CBOs, volunteers, development actors, trainers, students, United Nations agency, Ministry of Justice officials, government officials.

With the theme of the Summit, ‘The Future is Human Rights ‘, he maintained that the Summit will integrate knowledge in the fields of politics, economics, cultural diversity, gender issues, and socio-psychology in the context of human rights.

“Strategized training and methodology required for promoting human rights education in our community across all sectors shall as well be formulated through the summit”, he hinted.

He added the Summit will take on the 23rd of December 2023 at Abraka Delta State with special award recognition for Special Monitoring Mission Officials and other Human Rights Actors whose unrelenting efforts towards human rights advocacy and defense cannot be overemphasized.

Signed:
Fidelis Onakpoma
Head of Media, Strategic Communications IHRC in Nigeria

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16, December 2023.
The Special Monitoring Mission (SMM) of International Human Rights Commission-IHRC in the South-South Region has revealed plans to organize the 2023 End-of-Year Human Rights Summit and Award Banquet, featuring stakeholders consolidating meetings on issues bordering on human rights, security, and Peace-Building alongside a presentation of award to SMM Officials and other Human Actors in the South-South Region, with outstanding contributions and whose accomplishments are models of exemplary public service for those dedicated to the public good—now and in the future.

This was disclosed by the South-South Regional Coordinator for the IHRC Special Monitoring Mission and Head of Media and Strategic Communications IHRC Nigeria, Mr. Fidelis Onakpoma.

He said the event slated for 23rd December at Abraka Delta State, is aimed to develop a comprehensive experience of human rights learning by equipping potential human rights educators, advocates, activists, students, volunteers, and law enforcement officers with knowledge and skills to: a. Integrate knowledge in the fields of politics, economics, cultural diversity, gender issues, and socio-psychology in the context of human rights. b. Strategize training and methodology required for promoting human rights education in various countries across all sectors of society.

He added that the theme of the program is ‘The Future is Human Rights’, noting that the targeted audience includes tertiary institutions, human rights educators, advocates, activists, law enforcement officers, lawyers, women activists, research officers, leaders, and members of coalitions and networks, staff of NGOs and CBOs, volunteers, development actors, trainers, students, United Nations agency, Ministry of Justice officials, government officials, etc.

The program will give participants creative, concrete knowledge of how to use international and regional human rights treaties and enforcement mechanisms in their work for the protection and promotion of human rights, he hinted.

The Multi-National Coordinator for IHRC Special Monitoring Mission Africa Region, Engr. Comrade Elijah Vitus Echendu also confirmed the event when contacted.

Reported:
Fidelis Onakpoma,
IHRC SMM RVC South-South Region.

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While thanking the DVC, for welcoming the team despite his busy schedule, Ezeani emphasized that the International Human Rights Commission IHRC is an Intergovernmental Transnational Organization advancing the rights of people globally all over the world.

“The IHRC has signed a treaty with the INTERPOL, State of the African Diaspora, African Peace and Security Union (APSU), a specialized structure functioning as a continental body encompassing the African continent with a clear mandate to support policies and programs that promote stability, development, and integration of the continent, as well as a Memorandum of Understanding with the Peace and Security Cluster of the African Union Economic, Social and Cultural Council (AU-ECOSOCC), to mention but few”, he hinted.

Going further, Barr. (Mrs.) Nmachi Njemanze Head of Legal IHRC SMM Imo State, added that the potency of the UDHR is that it has been domesticated in our laws since its creation in 1993 vide the Nigerian Ratification and Enforcement Act giving it more strength and vigor with an international obligation.

She maintained that the focus of the SMM-IHRC in Imo State was to identify human rights abuses and violations prevalent in the State to nip them, as the Central Office partners with related sister agencies, governmental agencies, and relevant stakeholders to ensure that the United Nations Charter on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is enforced at all levels in the State.

In response, the DVC appreciated the visit by the International Human Rights Commission IHRC SMM Officials and emphasized the importance of training human rights actors/activists to prevent abuses.

He decried the timidity and lack of boldness of some human rights actors in canvassing for the rights of the people, urging the SMM team that it is not about the number of people that volunteer as members but the dynamism, commitment, and dedication of the volunteers to bring about change and fight for the rights of the people.

Reported
Comrade Ezeani Chiemezie
SMM IHRC Imo State.

Editorial:
Fidelis Onakpoma
Editor-in-Chief for the International Human Rights Commission-IHRC
November 24, 2023.

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The National Volunteers Coordinator NVC of the International Human Rights Commission Special Monitoring Mission in Nigeria IHRC-SMM, Engr. Elijah Vitus Echendu in his sober reflection on the State of the Nation at 63, has urged the government at all levels to prioritize security, democracy, economic growth, policy, and other measures responsible for responding to the rights and needs of Nigerians.

His statement made available to newsmen on Sunday 1st October 2023, said, esteemed citizens of Nigeria and my fellow compatriots and comrades;

Today, as we celebrate our beloved nation’s 63rd year of independence, it is crucial that we reflect on the challenges we have faced and remember those who have suffered due to the prevailing issues plaguing our great land. It is in acknowledging these hardships that we can begin to pave a brighter path for our collective future.

We cannot forget the heart-wrenching incident that shook our nation to its core – the abduction of innocent schoolgirls in Chibok, including the continued captivity of Leah Shaibu. Their plight continues to haunt our conscience, reminding us of the immense and urgent challenges we face in ensuring the safety and well-being of our people. Let us stand united in demanding their immediate release and pray for their safe return to their families.

Sadly, the gruesome murder of Deborah Samuel carried out in the name of religious blasphemy, serves as a stark reminder of the atrocities committed in the shadow of intolerance. We must denounce such heinous acts and work tirelessly to foster a society where religious freedom and tolerance are respected and cherished.

Insecurity, banditry, and election flaws have cast a shadow over our democratic journey. We acknowledge these challenges and the detrimental impact they have had on our progress. However, within the depths of these struggles, we find the unwavering belief that Nigeria will be better. It is this indomitable spirit that fuels our determination and propels us forward, striving for a brighter tomorrow.

To the dedicated IHRC volunteers in Nigeria, I extend my heartfelt gratitude for your unwavering commitment to upholding human rights despite the many obstacles we face. Your actions are a testament to the power of collective action in achieving positive change. I implore every one of you to continue discharging your duties with unwavering commitment and belief in the Nigeria project, for it is through your efforts that we can transform our nation.

It is incumbent upon our government to address the pressing challenges of insecurity and human rights violations. We call upon them to act with urgency, engaging in comprehensive efforts to bolster security measures across the nation and eradicate the presence of violence and fear that plague our society. Furthermore, we urge the authorities to prioritize the safe release of all schoolgirls, in particular, Leah Shaibu, whose prolonged captivity remains an immense source of pain for Nigerians nationwide.

Addressing these challenges will foster an environment that nurtures the collective dreams we share for Nigeria. By prioritizing the security and well-being of our citizens and reaffirming our commitment to upholding human rights, we can create a nation where every Nigerian feels safe and inspired to contribute to our collective progress.

“May this Independence Day serve as a reminder of our shared aspirations and ignite a renewed sense of hope and determination in our hearts. Together, let us work tirelessly towards building the Nigeria we all envision – a nation that shines as a beacon of unity, prosperity, and justice for all.
BECAUSE WHAT WE DO TODAY WE DO FOR GENERATIONS

Thank you, and may God bless Nigeria.

Engr. Elijah Vitus Echendu
NVC IHRC SMM, Nigeria.

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