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The All Africa Games is organised by the African Union to foster unity in Africa through sports as well as present an avenue for indigenous athletes to qualify for the Olympic Games. It has been successfully held 13 times since 1965 in Brazzaville, Congo, with the most recent concluding on March 23. Sports contested include…

Across different cultures and belief systems, deities representing the underworld or the realm of the dead hold significant roles in shaping religious narratives and understanding human existence. Among these are Hades from Greek mythology and Esu from Yoruba mythology. While originating from distinct cultural contexts, these figures exhibit intriguing parallels and contrasts, offering insights into…

After decades of taking the backseat, Nigeria's banking sector is witnessing a powerful shift, with women shattering multiple glass ceilings to lead the boardrooms of multi-billion dollar assets. This journey began in 1984 with the late Bola Kuforiji-Olubi, who was the first female chairman of the United Bank for Africa (UBA). She became the first…

In the heart of Japan, there’s a rhythm to life that is in tune with the beat of longevity. It’s a melody composed of mindful eating, serene living, and a community spirit that has placed this nation at the pinnacle of health and longevity. This feature explores the Japanese way of living healthy and the…

Kehinde Ajanlekoko is a trader. She has four kids. Three of her children are in the university, while the last refused to further his education opting to learn a trade. Hard as she tried, the boy refused to go to school. Ajanlekoko said, “many people do not know how hard I tried to convince to…

The World Day of Social Justice is celebrated annually on February 20th. The celebration began in 2007 when the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution recognizing the need to promote social justice. The resolution stated that social justice is essential for the achievement of sustainable development and the eradication of poverty and hunger, and…

The Lenten Season for Catholic faithful begins on Ash Wednesday and it is an important ritual where the faithful wears ashes on his or her forehead. This symbolises the dust from which God made man. This is further emphasised when the priest says to the person as he applies the ashes, “Remember that you are…

Submission as a word has been in the spotlight recently. It’s the go-to word when men want to describe the qualities of a good wife. A ready-made example for them is the women of older generations: Our mothers. This topic is a leading cause of gender wars and failed relationships. While men believe that submission…

The Tech world is undisputed when it comes to human and technological advancement and stand as an epicentre of innovation and opportunity. Another is that many on the outside look at this sector as view it differently because it is "all about the Benjamins". However, it is way more than that while trying to survive…

Picture this - a quiet evening in your home, perhaps enjoying a glass of juice or organizing food stuff in your kitchen. Suddenly, you spot them – those unwelcome intruders, cockroaches, making themselves at home in your fridge and freezer. The sight of these slimy creatures can be unnerving, but fear not! In this article,…

It is getting increasingly difficult to find love in our society. In times past, single folks had very limited options but they still found love. If they didn’t find love in the market square or at the stream, their parents did the honours of finding a ‘suitable’ partner on their behalf. One would expect that…

Criticisms are meant to be welcomed feedback from those who genuinely care about your growth and have certain contributions to give in that regard. However, they can only be wholeheartedly received when given with the right intentions. Generally, the average human doesn't want to be criticised, because there's something in everyone that strives towards perfection.…