The sit-at-home orders in the southeastern region of Nigeria began in August 2021, initiated by the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) as a weekly exercise. This movement was reportedly a response to the abduction and detention of IPOB leader Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, who was taken from Kenya and put on trial for treason and terrorism. […]
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Recently, I had the pleasure of attending an extraordinary exhibition organized by VSI at the MAD House in UNILAG. Themed “Tò bà sé wo/If It Were You,” this event was a profound exploration of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) through the lens of contemporary art. As a Gen Z enthusiast of both art
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In an ideal world, the path to women’s economic empowerment should be free from obstacles and discrimination. However, this vision remains far from reality in many parts of the globe. One significant challenge that women face in their quest for financial independence and empowerment is the shrinking civic space. This article delves into the complex
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World Teachers’ Day, observed annually on the 5th of October, holds a special place in our hearts. This global celebration is not just a day on the calendar; it’s a moment to recognize and honor the incredible contributions of teachers worldwide. The roots of this important day go back to 1994 when it was established
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