by Blessing Oladunjoye Ahmed Abdulkareem Onimisi is a 32-year-old graduate of the Federal College of Education, Okenne. Though he is blind, he finished with a very
By Daniel Adaji Zara Musa is a beneficiary of the The Skilled Women Initiative (TSWINI) training and impact fund. She is a very enterprising woman.
by Ayo Adams and Staff Writer The intent of a cashless economy is to make life easier. Recently, Nigerians, due to the scarcity of cash,
By Usman Aliyu In Shao town, lives Comfort Obalowu, a 45-year-old widow, who owns and operates a cassava processing factory. Obalowu, a mother of six
By Israel Olatunji Tijani Substantive local news is a rare commodity in many communities across Nigeria. In areas with high levels of violence, crime, and
By Richard Sultan What will you buy as a man if you accidentally find yourself in a women-only market? This was the situation Wani Joseph,
It all started in Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city, and then quickly spilled into a global affair with mentors that groomed persons living with disabilities to
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