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I love using my hands – Mobola Akinruntan

I love using my hands – Mobola Akinruntan

Mobola Akinruntan is the daughter of billionaire monarch, Oba Obateru Akinruntan, the Olugbo of Ugboland in Ondo State and Chairman of Obat Oil, one of Nigeria’s largest oil companies. While that might mean the world to many, to Mobola, it’s only her father’s own portfolio and not hers as a distinct individual.

Men have their football- and women have shoes!

Men have their football- and women have shoes!

THEY could be killer heels or fabulous flatties. But there in the window stands a pair of perfect shoes. You’re a sane, intelligent woman— yet the fact that you already own a mini-mountain of footwear makes no difference. You go straight into the shop, try them on and buy,” so observes Sandra, a shoes freak. And she’s not alone. Today, a lot of women own more shoes than necessary. The big question really is: Why do so many sensible women appear to act irrationally when it comes to what they put on their feet?

ECA decries low number of women in ICT

ECA decries low number of women in ICT

ABUJA- THE Economic Commission for Africa, ECA, has lamented that few women were involved in the field of Information and communication Technology, and has, therefore, charged school girls to study ICT to be at par with their male counterparts.

What you should know about Brigitte Macron, the new First Lady of France

What you should know about Brigitte Macron, the new First Lady of France

C’EST si bon, is a song written and composed in 1947 by Henri Betti with the lyrics by André Hornez, and made popular by black legend Louis Armstrong. Long before that world famous song was ever written, the words ‘French’ and ‘love’ have been almost synonymous with the rest of the world.

Lebanese   Nigerian offers tips on organic farming

Lebanese Nigerian offers tips on organic farming

Lebanese Nigerian Layane Makarem is a graduate of Law from a French university and has worked at jobs she considered “boring”, including investment banking. Eventually, she succumbed to her one true passion: farming, processing and distribution of organic food.

The women who ran Nigeria: Where are they now?

The women who ran Nigeria: Where are they now?

They were the dream come true of the Nigerian feminist community which lauded the Jonathan administration’s affirmative action of appointing women into key government positions.