Empowerment is the action of raising the status of womenthrough education, raising awareness, literacy and training. Women’s empowerment is all about equipping and allowing women to...
Every man, except thepampered child of fortune, ought to have a vocation in order to earn a living. In ancient Jewish society, acquisition of vocational skills...
As a result of over-emphasis on paper qualification, examination cheating has become a vogue in Nigeria. Our children now prefer enjoying themselves at the expense of...
Following last week’s Supreme Court ruling which upheld the right of a female child to inherit properties of her father; a friend called me on the...
Just recently, the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) warned Nigerians against consuming Pure Tassie organic apple and black currant imported from...
Joan was born at the end of World War II, during the 1950s; she was a primary school pupil at St. Saviour’s (UNA) School, Kreigani in...
The broken down definition of dyslexia is interpreted into ‘dys’ – meaning difficulty and ‘lexia’ meaning words, simply put, difficulty with words. This, in a way,...
Late Professor E. D. Anosike of the University of Port Harcourt, once said that “the most significant index of underdevelopment of a nation is the minds...
Last Friday marked a year the current ministers of President Muhammadu Buhari’s government were sworn in. Though a good number of them had been with him...
One possible danger that Nigeria can slide into is the mixture of politics with religion. The scourge of the Black race historically, came from Arab and...
