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The Edo State government has concluded plans to train 100 women in Edo Central Senatorial District on soap-making at the newly reopened Skills Development Centre in Irrua, Esan Central Local Government Area.
Read More ALCOHOL damages developing brain of the unborn child. This causes hyperactivity and difficulties with learning, memory, concentration, sleeping, impulsiveness, problem solving and judgment. Affected children may talk well but fail to understand instructions. Alcohol also affects the way children look.
Read More THE wife of the Ondo State Governor, Mrs. Betty Anyanwu-Akeredolu, has commended the wife of the President , Aisha Buhari, over efforts to improve the health of women and children across the country.
Read More WIFE of the Senate President, Toyin Saraki, has advocated implementation of Universal Health Care, UHC, for Nigerians, particularly to tackle high rate of maternal deaths.
Read More WOMEN under the auspices of Virtuous Women and Youth Empowerment Initiative, VWYEI, has supported an orphanage, City of Refuge Orphanage, Durumi, Abuja Municipal Area Council, with gift items.
Read More Shine Vision is soaring higher into new expressions and also sharing the vision, ideology and personal brilliance coaching with the world.
Read More Early mentorship of the girl-child on politics has been identified as being very important in making the girl-child active and effective in politics.
Read More ACCOMPLISHED as she was, it was during a dark period for Nigeria’s higher education that Professor Grace Awani Alele-Williams was to come into national reckoning. The scourge of secret cults, confraternities and societies had spread within Nigerian universities. Universities in the South were particularly affected and the University of Benin one of the worst hit.
Read More My father-in-law, Michael Giwa-Amu, was the first Inspector General of Nigeria; we called him so being the first Nigerian to rise from recruit to Inspector of Police and that was the highest at that time
Read More To them, it was like running from frying pan into fire and thereby pushed to the wall leaving them with the only option of fighting back hence the protest.
Read More Any nation putting aside its women is like an aircraft that has decided to fly on one engine; it cannot go far
Read More I make them understand that there is nothing like a full housewife, the only thing you have is ‘fool’ housewife
Read More CoNsumer Watch: A place that makes you plan ahead
Read More Olayiwola Oluwatosin is the founder of “Toosin Quota”, a foundation that caters for widows in its own little way. She was in Lagos recently when she spoke with WW on her passion for the “Unreached” (widows) and the fear she nursed because of the stigma placed on widows as witches.
Read More April 2, 2018, will forever go down in history as a very remarkable date. Barely two days after the end of the International Women’s History Month— March— the entire world was greeted with news of the end of a phenomenal woman, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, ex-wife of the late Nelson Mandela, former South African President.
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