Taking over from Dad: Female children as 2nd generation business leaders
Nigeria has expertise to tackle insecurity — Nkechi Ali-Balogun, PR Expert
Does Nigerian culture permit domestic violence?
NGO urges Lagos govt to build cancer centres in divisional areas
Playing catch-up: Today’s make-up basics
2,000 Edo women to get interest-free loans for business
Dolapo Osinbajo, ELFREEDA stand to share love in Owerri
Akachi Adimora-Ezeigbo: When the writer is being written about
Basic necessities will drive meaningful dev. – Dolapo Osinbajo
Avoid hate speech, Bolanle Ambode tell Corp members
The secret of happiness is… —Adesanya, UK-based clergy
Watch that gadget
Foundation urges NASS to revisit 35% Affirmative Action
Why that child’s FAT should bother you
I did not read , but I prayed a lot
Children suffer when mothers are not working — Fayo Williams

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Strive to leave a legacy, Ogun Deputy Gov tells women
THE Deputy Governor, Ogun State, Chief (Mrs) Yetunde Onanuga, has implored women to champion charitable causes that seek to improve the lives of the down-trodden in the society. She said that service to humanity constitutes the greatest legacy any woman can leave behind.
In honour of Stella Amaeyo Adedavoh
Dr Ama Adadevoh is the Deputy Chairman of DRASA Trust, which is the Dr Ameyo Stella Adedavoh (DRASA) Health Trust set up in memory of her late sister who was one of the doctors that helped contain the Ebola outbreak in Lagos and Nigeria in 2014.
In my dream, I saw a naked boy walking towards me — Orphanage founder
THE Love Ministry is not a church but a group of men and women who voluntarily came together to bring succour and relief to the downtrodden and ameliorate the pains and sufferings of the sick, widows, orphans, accident victims, displaced persons, indigent students etc. The Love Ministry is a vital arm of the Foursquare Gospel Church.
We have women negotiating with Boko Haram—Bridget Osakwe, Programme Manager, WANEP
Bridget Usifo Osakwe is Programme Manager, Women in Peace-building, a West Africa Network for Peace-building (WANEP) project in Nigeria. With over 15 years of peace-building learning and practice, she is active in facilitating conflict mitigation and prevention across Africa and beyond. Osakwe who sits on the board of several civil society organizations also holds an M.A. in Peace and Reconciliation studies from the Coventry University, United Kingdom. She speaks on the interventions of women in crisis and conflict situations in the country in recent times, in this interview.
Skills acquisition’ll tackle poverty among women, diversify economy—Ezuma
ABUJA- THE Founder of Voice of Less Privileged Organisation, VOLPO, Ego-Queen Ezuma, said skills acquisition will tackle poverty among women and facilitate the much awaited diversification of the economy in a short time.

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