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Israel/Hamas war: Red Cross calls for protection of civilians, access to aids

Israel/Hamas war: Red Cross calls for protection of civilians, access to aids
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Over 25,000 Missing Persons Recorded In Nigeria In 10 years – ICRC

Over 25,000 Missing Persons Recorded In Nigeria In 10 years – ICRC
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Nigeria records over 25,000 missing persons in 10 years – ICRC

Nigeria records over 25,000 missing persons in 10 years – ICRC
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Nigeria records over 25,000 missing persons in 10 years -ICRC

“The 25,000 missing persons is only a fraction of people who are aware that ICRC is helping to reunite separated/missing family members.

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Financial Crisis: Red Cross Agency, ICRC Plans To Sack 150 Nigerian Staff, Shut Plateau, Rivers Offices

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has concluded arrangements to sack over 100 staff from its workforce in Nigeria, due to a financial crisis. The development, according to credible sources within Nigerian offices of the organisation, is sequel to lack of adequate funds, Daily Trust reports. ICRC, a humanitarian organisation based in Geneva, Switzerland, operates in over 100 countries globally, with staff strength of about 20,000 and over 800 in Nigeria.

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