The Common Ground Between Climate Science,Education And Collaboration
Each year, it is becoming increasingly evident that education serves as a potent catalyst for change especially on the divide of the climate. With each passing year, the Earth’s delicate balance is disrupted by rising temperatures, erratic weather…
12 Questions To Ask Before Getting Married
Congratulations, lovebirds! You’ve found that special someone, the one you can’t imagine your future without him or her. Amidst the butterflies and daydreams of engagements and weddings, it’s important to ensure you’re both on the same…
Football: Can The Blue Cards wait?
Football’s disciplinary system is about to take a whole new look. In other words, discussions are underway regarding the introduction of a new card – the blue card. Unlike the iconic yellow and red cards, this innovation won’t be…
The New Battlefield: Hunger
In a recent stark forecast, the World Food Programme predicted that a staggering 26.5 million Nigerians would grapple with acute hunger between June and August of 2024. This dire projection ignited protests across several states, including Niger, Osun,…
Red And Roses: The Big Deal About Valentine’s Day
The history of Valentine’s Day is rich and variegated, blending elements of ancient Roman tradition, Christian legend, and medieval folklore. While the exact origins of Valentine’s Day are shrouded in mystery, the celebration as we know it…
World Radio Day: Providing Information To All Classes
Radio, with its unparalleled ability to disseminate information, holds a special place at the cusp of media dynamics. Recognizing its significance, World Radio Day, established by UNESCO in 2011 and celebrated annually on February 13th, serves as a…
The Global Drug Landscape Is Inundated With Cocaine and Fentanyl
The world faces an ongoing battle against drug use and abuse, with varying degrees of severity across different regions. The staggering statistics from 2021 revealed that approximately 296 million individuals worldwide engaged in illegal drug…
Mosquitoes are deadlier than bombs: 10 Mind-Blowing Facts
Bombs come with an instantaneous effect, yet mild but mosquitoes sting are gruesome and leaves behind death, pale and a gruesome psychological cicatrix in its wake. While bombs may inflict immediate destruction, the impact of a mosquito’s sting can…
Empowering Change: Investing in Survivor-Led Movements to End Female Genital Mutilation ( FGM ) In Nigeria
Female genital mutilation (FGM) remains a pervasive issue, impacting the lives of over 200 million girls and women worldwide. As we mark the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation on February 6th, the urgency to eradicate this…
A Quick Look At The Man Hage Geingob
1. Anti-Apartheid Activist: Hage Geingob, Namibia’s longest-serving prime minister and third president, began his journey as an anti-apartheid activist from his early schooling years. 2. Ethnic Diversity: Born in 1941 in northern Namibia, Geingob,…