Taking over from Dad: Female children as 2nd generation business leaders
Nigeria has expertise to tackle insecurity — Nkechi Ali-Balogun, PR Expert
Collaborations, partnerships keys to maximizing women to women networks ― Imabong Martin, CEO Priniora, Ltd
Stop taking back seat, SSANU Women leader tells members
CSR: NGO advocates social inclusion, wellness of elderly
Wike swears in Barasua, first female LG Chairman in Bonny
Pfizer raises awareness in Nigeria, Ghana
Why women are leading in renewable energy — Adaobi Oniwinde, AllOn
Take advantage of renewable energy, WIMBIZ, All On, urge women
NGO tasks FG on free sanitary monthly for sec sch girls in Nigeria
Kano women advocate stiffer penalities against rapists, others
Ban lace materials in Nigeria, Julie Coker urges Buhari
Nigerians lament eroding morals in music content
COVID-19 vaccine and nursing mothers: What authorities say

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World leaders converge for AWIEF confab
The speakers consisting of African and global business leaders, policymakers, and development partners will dialogue on the opportunities that have been created by the pandemic, the challenges to be encountered, and how best to reposition the continent on a stronger footing for sustainable development and transformation
Boss Lady:If you don’t choose your corporate culture, it would choose you — Adora Ikwuemesi
Leveraging on nearly two decades of Human Resource experience, both local and international, from such organisations as Nokia, Interswitch and Transcorp; Adora Ikwuemesi is currently CEO of Kendor, a Human Resource Management Consultancy
We’re bridging gender gap — Chizoba Anyika
Women represent less than three percent of the global maritime workforce and Chizoba Anyika is one of the few who have managed to scale up to top management positions in the sector in Nigeria. Anyika is an Assistant Director at the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency, NIMASA, and Head, Shipping Development, Apapa Port. She is also the Secretary of Women’s International Shipping and Trading Association, WISTA, Nigeria.
Autism: Persistent advocacy, awareness ‘ll reduce stigmatization — Stakeholders
Autism Spectrum Disorder, ASD, has been identified as a complex developmental condition that involves persistent challenges in social interaction, speech and nonverbal communication, and restricted behaviors
Mental health: Why married Nigerian women lead in depression — Dr Kadiri
Dr Maymunah Yusuf Kadiri, popularly referred to as “The Celebrity Shrink”, is a multiple award-winning Neuro-Psychiatrist & Mental Health Advocate with almost 20years of experience. Currently, she is the Medical Director at Pinnacle Medical Services in Lagos
Albinos suffer more discrimination in Nigeria — Foundation
Albino Foundation of Nigeria has said that majority of People Living with Albinism, PWA, in Nigeria suffer a high level of discrimination in the country
Stakeholders rally against drug abuse menace
The use and abuse of drugs are fast becoming prevalent among adults and especially the youths. Drug abuse has been identified to have diverse and devastating effects on the safety and progress of society. Unfortunately, over 14.4 million people have used drugs in 2017 in Nigeria. And more women are getting involved in drug abuse
South West Women laud Yahaya Bello for women inclusion
Women across key professions from the South-West under the auspices of South West Women Arise for Africa (SWWAFON) have lauded the Kogi state governor, Yahaya Bello for appointing women in strategic positions in his administration
UNICEF gets thumbs up for planting seeds of exclusive breastfeeding in Benue
By Peter Duru – Makurdi The 2021 World Breastfeeding Week, WBW, with the global theme, Protect Breastfeeding: A Shared Responsibility, may have come and gone but the campaigns to instill in mothers the practice of ensuring the proper breastfeeding of their babies and young children have become a daily grind in a place like Benue […]
Women’s participation in politics, public service remains disheartening — WIMBIZ
Women in Management, Business & Public Service, WIMBIZ has said that the proportion of female representation and participation in public service and politics including both elective and appointive positions in Nigeria, is disheartening

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