Our salvific obsession For 63 years, we have been on this Exodus. Journeying, finding where fulfillment as a nation might lie. Different leaders, some with noble intentions, others with self-aggrandizement as their core motive. Nagging has become a daily routine, just like brushing your teeth. And the daily dose of…

The Okada region of Ovia northeast Local Government Area of Edo state, as God would have it was the destination of my Orientation Camp experience. Who would have thought that the following weeks to come would be filled with thrilling, exhausting, and enlightening experiences? It was a place of growth…

In commemoration of International Men’s Day, This is a subject I have been led to write about, I’d like to explain what a Hard guy means. Don’t worry if you’re hearing about it for the first time; it’s just a term that any typical Gen Z Nigerian would understand. What…

Forbidden Topics is a social movement and a campaign that amplifies the voices of adolescent girls and young women who have been subjected to or are victims of Gender-Based Violence (GBV), institutional sexism, and gender inequality. Founded by Oluwadamilola Akintewe, a 500-level law student at Adekunle Ajasin University (AAUA) in…

Today we shine the spotlight on Tolulope Gbenro, a graduate of Industrial Physics from Covenant University, an SDG advocate, and the project lead for the Space for Her fellowship, a program focused on increasing female participation in Nigerian politics. Tolu has years of experience in the world of social impact…

Sojourning through my undergraduate years. What these past years have been in Covenant University, I will tell you. I started with a lack of purpose but I recall I had the energy to chase down bulls if you let me. I diverted that energy solely to the reason I was…

The Helgg Scooters’ Story Two major characteristics of developed societies are the convenience and efficiency present in their systems. From public resource distribution to lifestyles, redundant elements are removed from the daily lives of Citizens. …

· You would be milking your own personal cash cow. · Get that thing you’ve always wanted without stress, with just the use of words. · Get valued for what you do by receiving huge returns as minimal as N50,000 per piece · Become financially independent by using your already…

“What’s next?, What do you you do now?” Well that’s a sickening question, it rips the joy away, steals smiles, brings anxiety. Its still a great question though, something that corrects future error by monitoring what we do today. If I could take away anything, it would be that question…