How persons with disabilities are redefining Nigeria’s accessibility movement
"If someone still needs assistance to use a facility that was supposedly designed for them, then that objective has not been achieved."
Domestic Violence: Always blaming it on devil – Victims cry out
The popular saying that ‘it takes two to tangle’ is indeed true, but when the tangle becomes so unpleasant and repeatedly carried out on the weaker party; then it is time to end the music or to start another tune.
PDP’s move to enforce discipline creates ripples
No fewer than two states governors and a minister have been suspended from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in what many believe is the ruling party’s baring of its fangs.
From Japan, a developpment paradigm for Nigeria, others
In this interview, the Japanese Ambassador to Nigeria, Ryuichi Shoji, speaks on the just concluded Tokyo International Conference for African Development (TICAD), but, more importantly, the need and urgency of the African development and mobilizing international partnership, serving as a forum to strategise African development policies.
The day of the ‘tablet of knowledge’ in Osun
Osun State governor,Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, on Monday, recorded another first with the launch of the much awaited innovative e-learning device tagged Opon Imo, tablet of knowledge, amidst showers of praises for the ingenuity of the Aregbesola-led administration as the state government is expected to save N8.4 billion from the purchase of text books for senior secondary public schools in the state.
Sorry tales of Nigerian kids living on the streets
Across the nation’s states, there is a class of children who neither feel good nor happy. Their outlook paints a vivid picture of their state of helplessness.
