ith the ease of the lockdown in Nigeria, many offices and workplaces have resumed their activities, howbeit, “not business as usual”. with some introducing diverse health safety measures The COVID-19
As Nigeria joins the world in celebration of World Mask Week (WMW), the Centre for Communication and Social Impact (CCSI) said it has rolled out a series of activities that
Centre for Communication and Social Impact’s maiden webinar titled “Influencing Sexual and Reproductive Health Behaviour in the COVID19 pandemic” had an amazing line up of speakers, bringing together different perspectives
“We are losing our precious daughters and those who survive this violence are left to live with the painful memories for a long time.” The Centre for Communication and Social
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very year on August 20, 2019, the world marks Mosquito Day after it was first established in 1897 when the link between mosquitos and malaria transmission was discovered by Sir
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