Taking over from Dad: Female children as 2nd generation business leaders
Nigeria has expertise to tackle insecurity — Nkechi Ali-Balogun, PR Expert
Between Mama Taraba, allegiance and service
Eid El Kabir: Women call on religious leaders to shun hate speech
Women and youth population unutilized — UNFPA
Nigeria-born Kpegekie Lemon-Simmons set to thrill America with A Taste of Nigeria
Okigwe Senatorial district is the most backward Onyechere
Easy ways to make your child love studying
Back to school: Security, shopping and other matters
Tips to keep your child safe to and from school
How to put an end to bullying
Is your child engaging in extracurricular activities?
7 tips for shopping for new school items
For optimal brain performance, feed your child these foods
The national consciousness has shifted — Ade Bakare
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Fashion is an expensive business but once you set it up correctly, you start to make your money
Is Fashion the new oil?
ENTHUSIASTS and stakeholders alike in the fashion industry have continuously touted the idea that Fashion has the capacity to be a big earner for the country. They have put their money where their collective mouth is, it would seem, as there seems to be a rise in the showcasing of contemporary Nigerian fashion both at home and abroad.
Lagos State was the first to pass the Child Rights Law — Commends Women Lawyers
WIFE of the governor of Lagos State, Mrs. Bolanle Ambode, has lauded the contributions of women lawyers towards improvements recorded in child and women rights in the state, the country and the continent.
Int’l Humanitarian Day: Oxfam laments horrifying condition of women, children in IDPs camps
AS Nigeria joined the world to mark International Humanitarian Day on August 19, 2017, an international humanitarian giant, Oxfam, has lamented horrifying condition of women and children at Internally Displaced Persons, IDPs, camps in Borno, Adamawa and Yobe States as a result of Boko Haram attacks.
Many women don’t know their rights — Dr Ama Onyerinma
In a situation where there is constant spousal abuse and the victim keeps enduring, it may result in fatality
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