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Significance Of Boxing Day By: Nehemiah Anini Today is observed as Boxing Day in many countries of the world, it is the day after Christmas day. There are different theories surrounding the origin of Boxing Day. In some quarters, it is believed that the day takes its name from an old British practice where servants or employees offer gifts to their masters or employers in a […]
Bringing Hope To Nigerians At Christmas By Dare Olorunfemi The birth of Jesus Christ is a singular historical event with many dimensions. It is the fulfilment of the promise of God from creation, enunciated by prophets across the Bible and heralded by angels. The birth is the incarnation of the love of God who sent His only begotten Son to live among men and die on the cross for the […]
Looking Beyond 16 Days Of Activism By Hadiza Abdulrahman Each year, the global community unites to observe the 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, commencing from November 25, the International Day to Eliminate Violence Against Women and Girls, to December 10, Human Rights Day. This worldwide campaign serves as a compelling reminder of our shared responsibility to eliminate gender-based violence and foster a world where women and girls can […]
Breaking Barriers Against Persons With Disabilities By Lynn Agwuncha As the world celebrates the International Day of Persons with Disabilities on 3rd December, the global community is rallying under the theme "United in Action to Rescue and Achieve the SDGs for, with, and by Persons with Disabilities." This theme echoes the urgent need for collective efforts in breaking down barriers and ensuring the full inclusion and empowerment of persons with […]
NANS And Its Recently Held Convention By Tersoo Zamber In 1956, the National Union of Nigerian Students, NUNS, was formed, bringing together Nigerian students from the Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Nsukka, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria and Obafemi Awolowo University Ile-Ife as well as across the diaspora for the common good of Nigerian Students. This was due to the structural changes in the West African Students' Union. Basically, the […]
Lessons From Liberia's Election By Tersoo Zamber Recently, Liberians went to the polls to elect a new President. The election went into a run-off in which the opposition leader, Joseph Boakai emerged victorious. . He defeated the incumbent, President George Weah, former world football legend who had defeated Mr. Boakai four years ago. The race was tight, putting incumbent President Weah at 49 percent and the opposition leader Boakai at […]
LEST WE FORGET:Continental Olympic Qualification To Paris 2024 It is often said that the journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. However, a step is not just good enough nowadays, but rather 'steps in the right direction'. The challenges of completing any task sometimes may kill the dreams of fulfillment at birth. Determination and resilience are essential if a task is to be completed, hence the end justifies […]
Food Sufficiency For National Development By Moses Kalu The significance of food security in Nigeria cannot be over-emphasized as the challenge of insufficient food production may have a dire implication on the people. Prior to the sixties and the post independence era, agriculture was the back-bone of the nation's cconomy, providing adequate food, income and employment for the people and carmed foreign exchange for the country but sadly, for a […]
The Need For Integrity For National Development By Mike Yawe The word character is derived from the Greek word Charattein meaning to engrave. Engraving process in this context is the development of a person's character which requires courage and transparency, an embodiment of integrity. The Webster dictionary defines integrity as "adherence to moral and ethical principles; soundness of moral character and honesty. Most times, character comes to light when one […]
