Mhiship Community Cultural Development Association

Indian businessman, 3 others arrested over N3.9bn tramadol intercepted at Lagos airport.

An Indian businessman Gupta Ravi Kumar and three Nigerian accomplices: Ogunlana Noah Olanrewaju, Olushola Idrees Kayode and Bakare Korede Muheeb have been arrested by operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) in connection with the seizure of Two Million Two Hundred and Forty-Eight Thousand (2,248,000) pills of tramadol 200mg/225mg intercepted at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA) Ikeja Lagos.

CVR: Over 3.5m Nigerians registered online within 3 weeks.

The Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, has disclosed that a total of 3,544,850 Nigerians have pre-registered online within three weeks since the commencement of the ongoing continuous voter registration (CVR) exercise. The disclosure was made in a statement on monday by INEC National Commissioner and Chairman Voter Education Committee, VEC, Mr Sam Olumekun in Abuja.

MCCDA attends Stakeholders’ Town Hall Meeting on the Nationwide Campaign of the National Orientation Agency

By Moses Zungdet The Mhiship Community and Cultural Development Association (MCCDA) led by it’s Vice President, Mrs Mildred Mbohok attended a Stakeholders Town Hall meeting on the Nationwide Campaign of the National Orientation Agency (NOA) held at the Conference Hall of the Federal Secretariat in Jos, Plateau State This program is part of the NOAs […]

MCCDA pays condolence visit to the family of late Chief Engr. Manasseh Damulak (Galadiman Mbung Chip).

By Moses Zungdet The Mhiship Community and Cultural Development Association (MCCDA), led by it’s President, Nda CC Martins Dapel Rtd, paid a condolence visit to the family of late Chief Engr. Manasseh Damulak (Galadiman Mbung Chip) at his residence in Rayfield, Jos. Chief Manasseh died after a protracted illness at the age of 65. He […]

Mhiship: Plateau’s Quiet Force of Excellence. By Tongret Daret

Secluded in the serene hills of Plateau State, Nigeria, lies the homeland of the Mhiship, a people whose name may not echo loudly across the nation, yet whose influence runs deep worldwide. They are one of Nigeria’s lesser known ethnic groups, small in number and often not too visible from mainstream narratives, but their legacy speaks volumes.

Diaspora remittance projected to reach $1 billion monthly.

Following the recent optimism by the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, Yemi Cardoso that remittance by diaspora could reach $1 billion per month by 2026, the Chairman/Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Nigerians in Diaspora Commission, Hon Abike Dabiri-Erewa has assured that the commission will continue to propagate some new activities.