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The first time I ever tasted date, I vowed never to eat it again because it was insanely sweet and I thought it could cause serious blood sugar spike. However, …

…I have been talking to the ideals on how to get to where we need to be in 21st century where education is fast changing the dynamics of development. The …

The smoldering political crisis in Rivers State has erupted into a defining moment for Nigeria’s judiciary, the Ijaw ethnic nation, and the global community. At its core, this turmoil- pitting …

A year ago, when Kemi Nandap stepped into office as Comptroller General of the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS), she inherited an institution at a crossroads. Passports were scarce, border security …

Dear Mummy Temilolu, I really want to thank you for your words of encouragement, ma. God has blessed me with a good man. He is a God-fearing and caring man. …

The month of March is dedicated to women across the globe, marking women history month, and celebrating the contributions of women in society. These events are observed in the United …

A comment on one of my posts on social media reads, “Bad girls marry better men. Go take the census. I don’t want to talk about university ‘runs girls’ who …

The journey to parenthood is often romanticised. For many couples, it is a blissful glide towards a happy ending. But for Eric and Erica, it was a turbulent, often agonising …

Sickle cell disease is a genetic blood disorder characterised by the production of abnormal haemoglobin, which causes red blood cells to become rigid and sickle-shaped. These cells tend to clump …

Many years back as teenagers in Kaduna, which by the way was the political capital of the (then) Northern region, the writer and group of friends, school mates, and play-mates …