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The Ooni of Ife and his wife have officially unveiled the names and faces of their twin children following a series of traditional rites. This announcement comes months after the joyous news of their birth was shared with the public in March.
During a recent gathering in Akwa Ibom, the Health of Mother Earth Foundation (HOMEF) emphasized the importance of reviving indigenous languages and knowledge systems to address the pressing environmental crisis. The organization believes that integrating these traditional practices can foster a more sustainable relationship with nature.
In a remarkable display of support for the arts, Nigeria's First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, has delivered on her ₦10 million pledge to 12-year-old artist Morenikeji Ebunoluwa Joshua, aimed at enhancing his educational prospects. This initiative, facilitated through the Ogun State Government, underscores the administration's commitment to nurturing young talents in Nigeria.
In a groundbreaking move, the National Theatre has convened its first creative summit outside Lagos, bringing together practitioners from the creative economy in Kano. The two-day event focuses on enhancing access to funding, financial literacy, and practical skills for industry professionals.
The Guild of Online Journalists (GOCOP) is set to launch the Dotun Oladipo Prize for Online Journalism, paying tribute to one of its founding members. This initiative aims to recognize and celebrate outstanding contributions to digital journalism in Nigeria.
Abia State is embarking on an initiative to enhance the teaching capabilities of educators by integrating technology into the classroom. This training program aims to foster a technology-driven and student-centered learning atmosphere in the state's new high-tech schools.
The appointment of Jason Arday, a prominent black scholar, has sparked a significant conversation about representation and expectations within academic institutions. This controversy raises critical questions about the balance between individual merit and the symbolic weight of diversity in academia.
In a touching display of motherhood, Natasha Osawaru has shared a new photo of her son with renowned Nigerian musician 2Baba, as the couple navigates a turbulent phase in their marriage. The image, which surfaced online, highlights their bond during a time marked by public scrutiny and personal challenges.
A recent cartoon cleverly illustrates the age-old adage that failure in education often leads to the necessity of repetition, highlighting the importance of resilience and learning from mistakes.
The effectiveness of mass weddings as a social policy hinges on their long-term benefits for beneficiaries, raising critical questions about public investment in marriage. As Nigeria explores this initiative, the focus must shift to whether these ceremonies offer more substantial support for households compared to other social investments.
In Mali, a controversial online campaign promoting female genital mutilation (FGM) has sparked fierce opposition from women advocating for the rights and protection of girls. Despite the practice remaining legal, activists are calling for its abolition and highlighting the harmful impacts it has on women's health and autonomy.
The Chief Imam of Ilaro has disclosed that the late actor Ogogo entrusted him with a sum of ₦25 million prior to his passing, a transaction he claims was well-documented. He emphasized that the actor's family was informed about this arrangement, adding a layer of transparency to the matter.
