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Advanced peace and Reconciliation centre of Nigeria is an NGO,non governmental organization with registration no CAC/NO 115300.We promote sustainable millennium development goal that is targeted toward enhance Global peace,We also encourage volunteerism drawn from from different sectors.APRCN also initiate programs via skill acquisitions and vocational centres.

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National Council of Women's Societies, also known by its acronym NCWS, is a Nigerian non-governmental and non-partisan women's organization composed of a network of independent women organizations in Nigeria binding together to use NCWS' platform to advocate gender welfare issues to the government and society.

The NECO administration is organised into nine departments, headed by Directors, and the Office of the Registrar. While the Departments are organized into Divisions composed of Units. At the head of the Management of NECO is the Registrar who, under section 9(1) of its enabling Act shall be appointed by the President, on the recommendation of the Minister. Under subsection 2 of the section, the Registrar shall be the Chief Executive of the Council and shall be responsible for the execution of the policy of the Council and manage its affairs under its direction.

The Centre shall – Train and develop high-level personnel in mathematical sciences, including mathematics, statistics, computer science and theoretical physics, for Nigerian and African institutions;Create a resource center to serve national and international communities as a focal point for advanced research and training in mathematical sciences and applications;Enhance collaboration among mathematical scientists, especially between young

The National Park Service of Nigeria was established by Decree 36 in 1991 with five national parks. These were Gashaka Gumti, Kainji Lake, Cross River, Old Oyo and Chad Basin National Parks. In 1992, Yankari Game Reserve was converted to a national park, bringing the total to six national parks. With the promulgation of Decree 46 of 1999, now Act 46 (Cap 65 LFN 2004), in 1999 two additional national parks; Kamuku and Okomu were established. However, Yankari was delisted as a national park following a request by the Bauchi State Government in June 2006, reducing the number of national parks to seven.

The concept and development of national parks has its origins in the United States of America where the United States Congress declared Yellow Stone as a national park, the first of its kind, in 1872. Despite the frequent reference to national parks in daily affairs in the country, many Nigerians know little about the existence and roles of national p

The Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) is the premier Non Governmental Organisation (NGO) dedicated to nature conservation and sustainable development in Nigeria.