By Harriet Ijeomah The rising wave of drug and substance abuse has become a deep-rooted issue in Nigerian society, particularly among young people. For years, the Nigerian government and development agencies have implemented various programs to combat the growing menace. In the Niger Delta, the negative impact of drug addiction and substance abuse has been […]
At a recent press briefing on October 11, 2024, Whisper to Humanity, a feminist organization focused on reclaiming safe spaces for girls, announced its new project aimed at reviewing school curricula in four Nigerian states: Imo, Cross River, Ebonyi, and Delta. The organization is advocating for an overhaul of outdated educational content in primary and […]
By Faith Akumegbulem The National Orientation Agency (NOA) has heightened its efforts to educate citizens in Imo State on the importance of upholding Nigeria’s national values and symbols. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to foster patriotism and unity among Nigerians, with a renewed focus on respecting the National Flag, Pledge, Coat of […]
Harriet Ijeomah Abuse in its various forms has become an alarming reality for children in Imo State, Nigeria, where reports indicate a staggering rate of violence against minors. Research shows that approximately six out of ten children in Nigeria experience some form of violence, with physical abuse being one of the most prevalent. This issue […]
By Harriet Ijeomah The National Orientation Agency (NOA), Imo State, has called on media organizations to strengthen their partnership with the Agency in promoting its activities and ensuring the public is well-informed about government policies. This appeal was made during a media parley held with journalists in Owerri, Imo State, on Tuesday, 8 October 2024. […]
By: Harriet Ijeomah Despite the world’s rapid digital transformation, Nigeria’s education system still lags in integrating technology into primary and secondary school curriculums. According to a January 2024 survey by DATAREPORTAL, over 103 million Nigerians, representing 45.5% of the population, use the internet. However, many Nigerians involved in tech today have no formal education in […]
In a remarkable effort to empower young girls and boys, particularly those from underprivileged backgrounds, Creativewoman Foundation (CWF) concluded its free six-week summer training in creative arts. The event, which took place on a Saturday in September 2024, culminated in an exhibition showcasing the works of junior secondary school students at the Art and Culture […]
By: Harriet Ijeomah On Saturday August 17, 2024, InspireIT, in partnership with 3MTT, launched the first orientation program for their highly anticipated Cohort 2. The event, held at the Imo International Exhibition Centre, attracted over 37 enthusiastic participants eager to dive into the world of IT. The orientation was expertly led by Ada Nuela Ononiwu, […]
Today, we pause to recognise the selfless dedication of humanitarian workers who, despite countless challenges, continue to stand at the forefront of crises, offering care, protection, and hope. Our team believes that acts of humanity deserve not only to be performed but also to be celebrated and shared, so that others can be inspired to […]
By Harriet Ijeomah The Advocacy For Alleged Witches (AfAW), a non-profit organization dedicated to defending the rights of individuals accused of witchcraft, has renewed its calls for the end of witch hunts in Nigeria and across Africa. To commemorate the World Day Against Witch Hunts celebrated every 10th August, AfAW highlighted the ongoing human rights […]
