Monday, 25th September 2023
<To guardian.ng
Search

RARDUJA

7 Dec 2020
A non-governmental organisation, Re-educating Africans on the Risk and Dangers in Unplanned Journeys Abroad (RARDUJA) has cautioned Nigerians, especially the youths on the risks of illegal migration abroad.
13 Jun 2019
Religious leaders have been accused of contributing massively to the problems in Nigeria through their lavish lifestyle and over-indulgence in materialism. Founder/president of Re-educating Africans on the Risk and Dangers of Unplanned Journey Abroad (RARDUJA) International, Eddy Duru, stated this yesterday in Owerri during a chat with The Guardian. According to the Nigeria Agency for…
26 Nov 2017
President/Founder of Re-educating Africans on the Risks & Dangers of Unplanned Journeys Abroad & Empowering the Youths...

Latest

14 mins ago
The United States on Monday condemned a deadly clash between authorities in Kosovo and gunmen near the Serbian border which left one officer dead.
20 mins ago
Sixteen kidnapped victims, comprising 13 students of the Federal University of Gusau, Zamfara and three construction workers, have regained their freedom so far.
50 mins ago
The Nigeria Postal Service (NIPOST) has confirmed that it shut down the operations of no fewer than five 'illegal' courier and logistics companies in Edo State over the weekend.
54 mins ago
The Federal Government (FG) of Nigeria, through the Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr. Bosun Tijani has advocated for a free and secure internet across Africa.
58 mins ago
Mauricio Pochettino has pleaded for more time as he scrambles for solutions to Chelsea's mounting crisis. But how patient will the owners be?