10 lucrative business ideas that can float on a 100, 000 Naira capital
10 lucrative business ideas can fly on a small budget in Nigeria if you are ready. In a nation grappling with economic challenges and soaring unemployment, the prospect of conceptualizing and launching a business in Nigeria is similar to striking gold.…
Are queer folks winking in the dark?
Are Queer peeps worried about their rainbow? The queer community constantly advocates freedom and diversity at a debatable cusp – as perceived in some far right countries. It becomes even more queer-complex when one tries to fathom how values and…
A trip to Jago Town
A trip, historic. Imagine this: a motley crew of journalists, representing a diverse range of interests within the pen profession, embarking on a remarkable journey. Our destination? A place concealed within the heart of Ibadan, a…
India’s triumph over open defecation: What Nigeria must do
India’s triumph over open defecation is a model for those struggling in the mire of it. Open defecation which is an act of relieving oneself in the open rather than in a proper toilet, has been a global concern for decades, with several countries…
Renewed Hope Media masterplan to bridge information gaps in Nigeria
Renewed Hope Media, RHM, is a frontline team of eggheads working in the backgrounds. The goal is to bridge communication gaps in Nigeria’s thriving democratic settings. In a world fueled by information and influenced by media, Renewed Hope Media…
South Africa may outshine Nigeria’s bleeding economy
South Africa’s economy is getting an advantage among Africa’s greats. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has recently made a significant projection that has raised eyebrows in the economic landscape of Africa. According to the IMF’s…
Open defecation problems: A call to action
The issue of open defecation in Nigeria is not just huge; it’s alarming, multidimensional, and poses a significant risk to the country’s health ecosystem. The statistics are stark – according to the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), a…
Biodiversity burden and a call to action
Biodiversity must be refreshed. “Don’t sleep while you cook.” This seemingly paradoxical phrase isn’t about culinary advice, but rather a fervent call to action for policymakers to swiftly address the critical issue of…
The Gaza strip enigma
The Gaza Strip is a region that has garnered international attention and has been at the center of conflict for many years. While most people are aware of its existence, there are lesser-known facts about this densely populated and politically…
Orunmila sits still on Olota hills
Orunmila, the Yorubas ancient deity, sit still within the flushing greenery of the crusty hills of Olota in Ado-Ekiti – a green bottle with most of the content gone, fading before him. I first saw the picture when the handsome Jamaica, son…