Lagos has broken culture of silence around sexual, domestic abuse — AMBODE
A RESOURCE book on sexual abuse and gender based violence, recently launched by the Lagos State government has been positioned to rid the State of the menace of domestic and sexual violence once and for all.
I’m Anambra PDP’s candidate, says Obiogbolu
As Mr. Obaze Oseloka is expected to be given Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, flag today, Dr. Alex Obiogbolu, the Oganiru Anambra Founder, who came second during the party primaries, has declared that he was the duly-elected flag bearer of PDP in Anambra State’s November 18 governorship polls.
Chinese museum removes photographs comparing Africans to animals after public outcry
In an incident that has now attracted global attention; a Chinese art exhibition has pulled photographs that seem to compare black people from Africa with the continent’s wild animals after being accused of racism. The show, “This Is Africa,” on view at the Hubei Provincial Museum since September 28, features some 150 photographs by Yu Huiping.
M-health unlocks access to qualitative healthcare
Experts have proposed innovation in use of mobile technology as the key to unlocking quality healthcare for all Nigerians, particularly women.
Kayokayo Festival begins in Epe
The Kayokayo festival, yesterday, opened in Epe, Lagos State. The yearly traditional festival is in commemoration of the arrival of King Kosoko to Eko-Epe in 1851 and the new Islamic calendar year.
Regular hand-washing breaks infection chain, RB urges
The Managing Director of RB (Reckitt Benckiser) in West Africa, Rahul Murgai has urged Nigerians to imbibe the habit of handwashing with soap and water to prevent illness and arrest diarrhoea related deaths among children.
