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Cecilia Okoro

Cecilia Okoro
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Okoro Cecilia is a political science graduate. She loves touring and volunteering. She is a member of Gift a child initiative (GACI). She can be reached via news@bizwatchnigeria.ng
PPC Advocates For Use Of Smart Technology In Street Lighting

PPC Advocates For Use Of Smart Technology In Street Lighting

Incorporating Human-Centered Solutions For Workplace Transformation

Incorporating Human-Centered Solutions For Workplace Transformation

FG, WHO Launch Response Strategy To Combat Outbreaks

1 In 6 People Worldwide Experience Infertility Says WHO

Ma 1: FG Declares Public Holiday To Mark Workers' Day

Easter 2023: FG Declares Friday, Monday Public Holiday

Healthy life span

One In 100 Kids Has Autism, Says WHO

HP Unveils Q3 Wolf Security Threat Insights Report

HP Expands Boundaries For Remote PC Management Through HP Wolf Connect

FG Halts Pre-departure, Post-arrival COVID-19 Test

Nigerian Domestic Airfares Soar By 66% In 2022 – NBS

FG Owes NNPC ₦2.8trn Used For Petrol Subsidy

NNPCL Set To Increase Oil Reserves To 50 Billion Barrels

Middle East Energy Announces Launch Of The African Energy Expo

Oshiomhole Declared Wanted In Edo State

Oshiomhole Declared Wanted In Edo State

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