By Francis Ojo MARCH 5, 2021, IBADAN: TODAY, March 5, again represents one more journey in humiliation of the Yoruba nation by the Fulani. It also marks a day of shameful silence or acquiescence of our leaders, both political and traditional. I write this reminder in the hope that some responsible leaders will take up […]

The Office of Nigeria’s Vice-President has never enjoyed more visibility, prestige mixed with a coterie of socio-economic interventions like what it is under the current holder, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo (SAN), has made it. This was the conclusion of an extended content analysis research carried out recently by Woodford Consulting in the country to assess impact […]

Growing up in Akure was fun and I always looked forward to the summer holidays when I and my sibling would travel down to Ikogosi, the community that hosts the Ikogosi Warm Spring.

Women constitute a significant part of the global workforce, delivering the same value as their male counterparts, especially in tasks requiring less physical activity. And by default, the reward of every work is a substantial wage on payday. Sadly, occupational discrimination, gender bias, among other factors, have denied the female gender the financial gratification that […]

By Ibrahim Hassan Mshelia Women have often been the victims wherever there are conflicts. This is because of the generally disadvantage of women and vulnerability of children as a high-risk group. Religion and traditional beliefs have often denied their freedom of expression and access to affairs that promotes they well being in the society Most […]