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Farooq Oreagba’s story is one of resilience, style, and inspiration. His appearance at the 2024 Ojude Oba Day celebration was not just a display of cultural pride but also a testament to his incredible journey of overcoming life’s greatest challenges.

For many Nigerians and Africans, the idea of visiting a doctor when you’re not sick might seem unnecessary. But in reality, regular health check-ups are vital to maintaining a healthy lifestyle. They help detect potential health issues early when they are easier and cheaper to treat

Maintaining a grooming routine is essential for every woman. It not only enhances your…

Kimani’s innovation addresses a significant challenge faced by about five million small-scale farmers in Kenya. These farmers lose approximately 33% of their crops annually due to pests and diseases.

On this Thursday Throwback, let’s celebrate the activities we loved growing up in Nigeria, and perhaps even share these timeless traditions with the younger generation, ensuring that the laughter and lessons continue to echo through the years.

Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the Director General of the World Trade Organisation and former Nigerian Minister of Finance, has been conferred an honorary doctorate by the University of Oxford. The announcement was made by Okonjo-Iweala via her X page on Wednesday.

The key to a successful career is continuous learning and adaptability. Whether you upskill or reskill, embracing change and staying proactive in your development will keep you ahead of the curve.

Nkwo Onwuka’s journey is a testament to the power of combining tradition with innovation. Her work continues to inspire and drive change in the fashion industry. Through NKWO, she not only creates beautiful, sustainable garments but also empowers communities and champions environmental conservation.

Elizabeth Abati is passionate about advocacy, community engagement, and addressing societal issues. As a World Economic Forum Global Shaper and former ONE Youth Ambassador, she collaborates with other change-makers to address global challenges.

The term “Ojude Oba” translates to “The King’s Forecourt.” Originating as a homage ceremony, this festival sees the sons and daughters of Ijebu land adorned in their finest traditional attire, paying respects to the Awujale, the reigning monarch of Ijebuland. It’s a spectacle of color, culture, and community pride.