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Rise from the Ashes: Addressing The Plight Of Nigeria s Widows

Title: Rise from the Ashes: A Compelling Tale of Women Journeying through Widowhood; Published in 2021

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Alakija: RoSF will continue to be committed to widows rights – The Sun Nigeria

Alakija: RoSF will continue to be committed to widows rights – The Sun Nigeria
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Youth as Catalyst for National Development

Sunday Ehigiator reports that experts at the Rose of Sharon Foundation (RoSF), 2021 Youth Empowerment Program (YEP), recently held in Lagos, harped on the need for Nigerian youth population to be harnessed as a tool for national development The United Nations (UN) recognizes youth as people between the ages of 15 and 34 years. Research has also proven that there are connections between youth, and national development. This was why experts at the RoSF, youth empowerment program themed; ‘Nigerian Youth as a Tool for National Development’, charged them to be resilient, and determined to make the best out of their lives so to improve the country and change all associated negative narratives in the country.

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Folorunsho Alakija s net worth drops below $1bn A few things to know about her

As a Nigerian interested in investing or making money, names like Aliko Dangote, Femi Otedola, Mike Adenuga, Tony Elumelu, Jim Ovia, Rabiu Abdulsalam, etc., come to mind as aspirational role models when it comes to net-worth. These men have all made billions of naira investing in companies listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange either as founders or strategic investors. However, there are many other ‘lesser-known investors in companies listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchange who are worth billions (in naira). These investors are seasoned and while they may not always be the founders of the companies they are invested in; they own a significant chunk of the business through strategic investment stakes that earn them billions annually in capital appreciation and dividends.

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