Category: News & Current Affairs

The website features links to numerous health-related resources, such as free therapy organizations, a national crisis text line, a suicide and crisis lifeline, and a national helpline for substance abuse and mental health administration.

The ongoing series highlights noteworthy news related to women. This week’s post covers September 17 to September 23.

On Tuesday, the police orderly living with the professor in Garki, Abuja was assaulted for refusing to perform household chores despite being told that doing so would be a violation of her official duty.

Since Katsina is one of the states with the highest rates of female illiteracy, the United Nations agency adopted Girls’ Education Project 3 (GEP3) to increase the number of young women of school-age who attend school.

Today we celebrate the impact Our Sister KillJoy has sparked over the years in shaping critical discussions on feminism and colonialism in the 20th century and its ripple effects on feminist African literature in our time.

Ms Awosika was the first woman to lead First Bank of Nigeria in 2015. She has served on the National Job Creation Committee’s board and also on the Nigerian Sovereign Investment Authority.

The global champion was honored last week by President Muhammadu Buhari, who presented her with the national honour of officer of the Order of the Niger (OON) and a cash reward of N4.5 million for her recent accomplishments.

Chelsea football club has dismissed its commercial director Damian Willoughby after discovering he had sent “inappropriate messages” before his employment to a female investor.

The commissioner expressed his regret that women were dying, especially in rural regions, from complications that could have been avoided. Timely and efficient administration of maternal care, he argues, can save many of these fatalities.