Gbajabiamila organises workshop for Kano health workers on ethics, professionalism
By Levinus Nwabughiogu-Abuja Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila has charged health workers in Kano State to be alive to their duties and always show recourse to the ethics and professionalism. He further urged them to be diligent when attending to patients, reminding them of the legal rights of patients in the case of […]
TIWA SAVAGE: The Blackmail and Faux Pax
The sextortion news about Tiwa Savage sent sympathy down the spine. If anyone should get blackmailed for their leaked nudes, it shouldn’t be Tiwa – a Queen who had severally used her talent and platform to speak against ills in the society. The #wearetired hashtag she initiated in the spring of 2020 strongly vent frustration at the rape and sextortion ladies face on daily.
Igbo group welcomes Operation Golden Dawn, as peaceful yuletide is assured
The South-East Restoration Vanguard (S-ERV) has commended the Chief of Army Staff, Lt. Gen Farouk Yahaya, over the introduction of ‘Operation Golden Dawn’ in the South-East.
Freedom, Fun & Whiskey: Scenes from Jameson Connects 2021
The 7th Jameson Connects brought whiskey lovers together on Independence Day for an immersive Jameson experience. Jameson Irish Whiskey delighted guests with an array of exciting activities – from an alternative fashion pop-up to electrifying music, gourmet junk food, craft, games, and an experience that spurred people to bond with each other in an unpretentious […]
DISABILITY AND MENSTRUATION: Changing the Narrative of Rural Dwellers
More than one billion people worldwide are estimated to have a disability. Of this number, UNICEF observes, “Women and girls are more likely to have a disability, facing a 19 per cent likelihood rate versus 12 percent for men and boys. According to a 2017 report by the United Nations Secretary General on the situation of women and girls with disabilities and the status of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD), women and girls with disabilities were expected to reach 700 million globally by 2015.”
Actress Melanie Avalon on pushing the boundaries of her creativity
Melanie Avalon’s acting journey began as soon as she could talk, with her family’s home videos often capturing the preschool blonde proclaiming “Make a movie of me!” She crystalilized her passion by participating in community theater during her elementary through high school years in Memphis, and then there was no looking back.
