Taking over from Dad: Female children as 2nd generation business leaders
Nigeria has expertise to tackle insecurity — Nkechi Ali-Balogun, PR Expert
Rape threatens mental health – Fitness Coach, Kwavi Agbeyegbe
Maxima Productions debuts with Dream Abode, The Condo
I feel blessed to have Leo’nel as son, says Zack Orji’s wife
Who is a husband?
Buhari’s response to Aisha not the reality of his opinion of women —Prof Akin Ibidapo-Obe, Professor of African Law
Beyond that ‘other room’
That ‘other room’
Perception of Hausa girls should change —Rahama Sadau
What to tell your sons on how to handle women!
Child correction & abuse: Where do you draw the line?
The First Lady and her wrist-watches: Matters arising
Sexual abuse battle: When men take the lead
Daycare centres: Who cares about best practices?

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Folorunso Alakija to chair WFM Voice of Women confab, awards
The second edition of the WFM 91.7 annual Voice of Women Conference and Awards holds on Friday, 9th December by 10 a.m. prompt the theEko Hotel & Suites.
Women have high prospect in beekeeping business – Wambebe
ABUJA- WITH the rising entrepreneurial profile of Nigerian women in various businesses, an apiculturist, Becky Wambebe, has said women have high prospect in beekeeping business.
HOFOWEM launches “Project Bright Steps” for pupils
Hope For Women In Nigeria Initiative, HOFOWEM, a pet project of Wife of the Lagos State Governor, Mrs. Bolanle Ambode, on Monday, launched another major milestone EVENT, an initiative tagged; “Project Bright Steps, equipping future leaders.”
Tight bras can hinder drainage of toxins from the body – Dr Onayiga
The answer to that will be a yes and a no. Based on different school of thoughts, there is a possible link but that has not been confirmed. There are some school of thoughts who claim wearing a bra to bed can impede on some of the lymphatics and these are things that carry away toxins from the body; especially when the bras are tight. And when you have excess storage of toxins in the body, that could result in cancer. Although, this has not been confirmed. Some, though on the minority, also claim you can actually prevent cancer by wearing bras regularly.
A woman and her BRA:
ONCE in a little while, the social conversation turns to that most ubiquitous subject – a woman’s breast. It really does not matter what the subject matter is: healthcare, fashion /beauty, politics- somehow it just turns up. Conversations vary equally. There is the question of utility: what is its real, God-given use- erotism or nutritional?
We introduce technology to healthcare market – Ezinne Anyanwu
“One of the things I learnt on coming back here is to be very flexible. Nigeria changed Efferent from what we originally set out to do. On the advisory side, we help healthcare organisations really understand the impact of IT and the improvement it can have on their practices, and how they can streamline different operations rather than the manual process. We also look at patient-centred care and how technology can provide that experience.
MLM’s success, a function of product’s potency – Biodun Marquis
Multilevel marketing is actually used by companies to increase their sales channels by letting others work for them instead of them having to worry too much about getting to the end-users. It’s simply looking for resellers rather than the traditional employment of sales persons.
Produce 11 scapegoats – Ambode tasks Task Force Unit
Subsequently, domestic violence and sexually related cases have been on the increase. And with security measures on ground to contain the somewhat societal ill, the perpetrators seem undeterred. Prompted by this menace, the Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Response Team (DSVRT), last week Thursday, September 8, held a special road walk in Ikeja and Festac Town, Lagos simultaneously as part of event to mark DSVRT domestic violent month, 2016.
We are very interested in women – EFInA
EFInA is a company funded by the UK Government Department for International Development (DFID) and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. So we are involved in financial inclusion footsteps to ensure that the financial services sector works better especially for the poor and we do this in four areas. We look at research once every two years, EFInA conducts the EfInA access to financial services survey, we have done this survey since 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014 and we are doing that of 2016.
Multilevel Marketing: Does it really work?
At some point in your life, you’ve been offered a multi-level marketing, MLM, network marketing, direct selling, or referral marketing business opportunity. While the offer varies from company to company, it basically promises a chance to either ditch your 9-5 work schedule and be your own boss, or make lots of easy, extra income alongside your 9-5 work schedule.

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