Eating Meat Is Dangerous for The Climate
Eating beef is dangerous for our climatic conditions. Yes. As the world’s climate crisis hovers on, one of the most significant yet often overlooked contributors to environmental degradation is our dietary choices—specifically, our consumption of…
IYD 2024 – Leveraging Technology for Youth Development: UNICEF’s Impact in Nigeria
Nigerians are at the forefront of the nation’s push to drive economic and social progress, using their energy, creativity and resilience. With a growing population of young people, the need for equipping them with the right skills, education, and…
IYD-From Clicks to Progress: How Africa’s Youth Can Lead the Digital Revolution for Sustainable Development
The International Youth Day is more than just a date on the calendar—it’s a crucial opportunity to reflect on the strides young people have made globally and explore how they can leverage digital know-how to tackle some of the world’s most…
The Top 5 Countries Housing Africa’s Diamonds
Africa is renowned for its rich diamond resources, with several countries making significant contributions to the global diamond market. According to the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme (KPCS), the global authority overseeing the trade and…
The Timeless Elegance of Onyeka Onwenu: A Legacy of Unity and Art
Onyeka Onwenu was an embodiment of feminine greatness who reached past the cusp of music, literature, and cinema with her exceptional talent and grace. Also known as the “Elegant Stallion,” she captivated audiences with her powerful voice and…
Nourishing the Future: Prioritizing Children’s Nutrition in Challenging Times
The popular saying “A healthy mind stays in a healthy body” jump-starts the importance of a balanced diet in a child’s development. In other words, proper nutrition is crucial for physical and mental growth, providing essential building…
Can Nigerians End Bad Governance or Permit It a Little More?
It’s been tough, and Nigerians, in their millions, are tired. The pressing question is: Can they bear it any longer? August 1 is being touted as the day to end bad governance in Nigeria, not literally, but to awaken the emotions of those drowning…
Late Senator (Dr.) Bode Olowoporoku: A Victim of Collaborative Conspiracy, Even in Death
It has been years since the Late Chief Dr. Bode Olowoporoku departed from this world, yet the legacy he left behind remains a testament to his monumental contributions to the creation of Ekiti State. His vision, dedication, and relentless efforts laid…
UN Sounds Alarm: Forests Face Growing Threats from Climate Change
Our forests are changing and that in itself is a warning signal. The United Nations is raising the alarm about the increasing vulnerability of the world’s forests to wildfires and pests which is being exacerbated by climate change. A recent report…
Reviving the Reading Culture in the Digital Age
A country that loses its readers, loses its future! The increase in screen time has significantly contributed to the decline of traditional reading habits. In an age dominated by smartphones, streaming services, and social media, the appeal of sitting…