ONWA

I then discuss the general activities of ONWA to explain why women organized independently of the Native movement.

The ONWA has fostered, built and maintained bonds and relationships with community-based organizations to deliver a multiplicity of programs and services, to the people of this area and the province.

TELEVISION maker Onwa Electronics is closing its factory in the North- East, with the loss of 169 jobs.

The biggest loss, 169 jobs, was announced by television maker Onwa Electronics, which is closing its factory in South Tyneside.

Meanwhile, the adoption for his candidature was moved by Abia State party chairman, Chief Eke Udensi and seconded by his Gombe State counterpart, Mr Muhammed Suleiman in which the whole delegates ratified while his running mate, Prince Onwa Nwafor, was also endorsed.

This hospital was built with the financial support of US$ 101,697 provided by the Government of Japan to Obaid Noor Welfare Association (ONWA) - a non-governmental organization actively working in the health sector.

(3.) Ontario Native Women's Association ONWA. Breaking Free: A Proposal for Change to Aboriginal Family Violence.

In the mid 1990s, Harvard joined the board of directors of the Ontario Native Women's Association (ONWA) as a youth representative.

It has centralised its distribution and warehousing at the former Onwa factory in South Shields and the 170,000sq ft site has capacity to cope with Premier's predicted expansion without significantly increasing overheads.

CHARITY CHAMPS: Coventry Rotaract president Dhiran Vagdia (front, left) with Coventry Rotary Club president Amrik Bhabra (centre) and fellow Rotaractors Alan Cox, Frank Onwa and Nitin Vagdia, who want others to join them