By Temisan Amoye, Lagos Last Sunday’s shaky 2–1 victory over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge, saw Klopp’s Liverpool record fifteen (15) consecutive league wins, seven (7) away wins, and also became the first team to win it’s opening six (6) matches, in consecutive seasons. Topping the Premier League table with eighteen (18) points in the league […]

By: Muneer Yaqub The Rwandan government recently commissioned eleven disabled-friendly buses to ease transportation for People with Disabilities (PWDs). In contrast, it is already nine months since the Nigerian government signed the 2018 Disability Bill into law, having lingered on the floor of the National Assembly for more than 18 years. But there are still […]

For the Founder, Promoter and convener of Arise Women, Dr Siju Iluyomade known simply as Siju, for this posh lawyer, “it is time for women to Arise and Bloom, a time for the Arise Women, like a ship, to sail and chart new territories and to lend a voice to their dream and flourish like […]

A lot of people have been bitten by the “wellness bug. More people are choosing salads over Amala (I didn’t say everyone), choosing water as the drink of choice and constantly seeking the newest trending intervention to help them get back in shape.

There is no way of knowing if Nigerian delegation to the 74th United Nations General Assembly, UNGA, visited, or are even aware of, a mirrored room that appears filled with an infinite number of empty school seats in the UN Plaza. It is actually an installation that duplicates a few seats into millions— a poignant reminder of the over 260 million children “missing from classrooms around the world.”