By: Mohammed Taoheed Ajayi Blessing, a 16-year-old student from a low-income community in Ekiti, Southwest Nigeria, has found a new world of possibilities through a
A student about to log in her portal to vote for her preferred candidate. Photo: Peace Oladipo By Peace Oladipo The Phase 2 complex of
By Mohammed Taoheed In 2015, Adigun Rafiu, a 40-year-old bricklayer, eagerly purchased an energy meter from the Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company (IBEDC) for N24,000. It
Tracka’s team and residents during a training program at Awo Ekiti community, Ifelodun LGA, Ekiti State. || Photo: Tracka By Mohammed Taoheed For three decades,
By Mohammed Taoheed By the Universal Basic Education (UBE) Act (2004), every Nigerian child is entitled to compulsory, and free basic education. All children, no
By Muhammad Auwal Ibrahim In Nigeria’s Gombe State, like in other parts of the country, cultivating the habit of reading as a teen or even
By Idowu Adewale Araromi is a settlement, located in a valley in Ojodu Local Council Development Area of Lagos State. Despite the community sitting in
Drone is solving health care problem in Malawi’s lake region. Credit:Unicef By Abdulwasiu Mujeeb Amidst the vibrant Nigerian cities and bustling towns lies a disheartening
by Adeyemi Okediran Gender discrimination, cultural misunderstanding, and poverty are among the issues affecting the education of girls in the Iroko community area of Oyo State.
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 Yero S. Bah In West Africa, healthcare professionals commonly use the term “medical deserts” to describe the dire lack of access to healthcare facilities,
by Blessing Oladunjoye Mrs. *Gbemi Oguntoyose was to travel from Lagos to Port Harcourt on Dec 13, 2020. But because she has a physical disability and
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