Dr Nnezi Uduma-Olugu first came into limelight when she bagged a First Class Honours  degree from the prestigious University of Nigeria, Nsukka. She followed this up by being the best in her class in the Masters Degree graduating class of 1989 (in the same University), and a gold medal award in Landscape Architecture during her studies for a Master of Landscape Architecture degree from a Canadian University (University of Manitoba, Winnipeg) where she went as a Commonwealth Scholar. Upon her return to Nigeria, she has continued to work with both ends of the architectural spectrum as an architect and landscape architect.

Over 90 percent of adolescent girls may face little or no pay, abuse and exploitation when they start working. The United Nations stated this at this year’s International Day of the Girl Child.

Breast cancer is a type of cancer that originates from the breast tissue. It commonly affects the inner lining of the milk ducts (ductal carcinomas) or the lobules that supply the ducts with milk (lobular carcinomas). 

Women have been enjoined to see themselves as not role models to their girl-child but teachers capable of educating and empowering their girls so as to become better persons in the society.

Wife of Kogi State Governor, Mrs. Rashida Bello has called for government at all level to increase investment on the Girl Child to bridge the gap of gender inequality faced by Girls in the country.“Mrs Rashida made the call on Thursday at the celebration of the International Day of the Girl Child held at the Glass House, government House, Lokoja organized by the State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development.