RAYLF Recognizes The Gifted Hands of Prominent Ikere-Ekiti Son, Henrich Akomolafe
Its a legacy award rooted in Ile-Ife and it has found its way into the enterprising hands of an Ikere-Born – Engnr Henrich Akomolafe. Seizing Opportunities for Recognition If your hands have found something to do, do it quickly and well; the…
Staying Motivated to Work: Strategies for Sustained Productivity
Motivation is the driving force behind productivity. Whether work is exciting, monotonous, or exhausting, staying motivated is crucial. While the necessity to pay bills and maintain relevance often drives us, exploring additional strategies can help…
Climate Change and the Longevity of Education: Africa’s Path Forward
Climate change poses a significant threat to various sectors, and education is no exception. Understanding the interplay between climate change and education is crucial to formulating effective strategies to mitigate its impact. This is particularly…
Julian Assange: A Triumphant Return to Freedom
Julian Assange is home and dry. The enigmatic founder of WikiLeaks, has returned to Australia as a free man, greeted by the warm embrace of family and friends after enduring years of turmoil and uncertainty. His unwavering commitment to releasing…
The UN Scare: Getting More Women Involved In Politics
Only 113 countries have never had a woman as Head of State. It doesn’t speak well of a world where the advocacy for inclusive governance has gone up. Something has to be done and fast! Despite significant strides toward gender equality, the path to…
Adulthood Is A Cruel Phase – By Dimmachukwu Ndubuisi
Adulthood may just be the most daunting stage of the human cycle where you barely have little or no time to be right or wrong, to choose lest you loose, smash your goals and be enough. Seconds turn to minutes pretty quickly and minutes to hours, as days…
Kami Rita: The Man Who Owns ‘Everest’
He lounges through the impossible. Kami Rita Sherpa has achieved a remarkable feat, setting a new record as the first person to summit the world’s highest peak, Mount Everest, 29 times. Surpassing his own previous record, Kami Rita now holds the…
2024 UTME Failure: A Subtle Warning For The Future
The recently released UTME results by The Joint Admissions Matriculation Board (JAMB) for 2024 depict an unsettling educational narrative. Among the 1.8 million students who took the exam, only 1.4 million managed to meet the cut-off score of 200,…
Addressing Nigeria’s Skills Gap: A Necessity for Economic Advancement
Within Nigeria’s labor market, a glaring issue persists: the pervasive skills gap. This gap, fueled by outdated educational systems, insufficient training opportunities, and the brain drain caused by emigration, poses significant challenges to both…
Onakoya: From The Chessboard To The World
The Nigerian chessman who loved the slums has finally etched his name in history’s perfect piece. Tunde Onakoya rode on the backs of a rough diamond to becoming a song on the world’s tender lips. The 29 year chessmaster says: “Great…