I hope to become Nigeria’s youngest ambassador ―Chinemenma Umeseaka, SA to Abia governor
Chinemenma Umeseaka is a life coach for teenagers, a media/content creator, an on-air personality and Special Adviser to the Abia…
My illiterate father ignited my reading culture —Mrs Bukola Ladoja
Mrs Bukola Ladoja, wife of the former Governor of Oyo State, Senator Rasheed Ladoja, is the President and Founder, Reading…
My illiterate father ignited my reading culture —Mrs Bukola Ladoja
Mrs Bukola Ladoja, wife of the former Governor of Oyo State,Senator Rasheed Ladoja, is the President and Founder, Reading Awareness…
How my business has thrived despite the harsh economic climate in Nigeria —Abidoye, home decor expert
Despite holding a degree in Biology Education from the Ekiti State University, Abidoye Kehinde runs AR-Craft Company with the mission…
Time and people are challenges I manage every day —Morenike Ogunnowo, business coach and founder of Peak Point School
Morenike Ogunnowo is a writer, a business coach, an intentional living advocate, and the founder of Peak Point School of…
Skin cream abuse exposes women to cancer, damages natural hair —Expert
Omidiora Oluwatosin, a dermatologist and hair care specialist, is the Director of Splendor Natural Glams, which has been at the…
Why FG must be stricter on curbing food adulteration in Nigeria —Paulinus, foodpreneur
Itoro Philips-Paulinus is a foodpreneur. In this interview by IMOLEAYO OYEDEYI, she bares her mind on issues relating to the…
I don’t see gender as a factor for success —Adesola-Ogunsan
Mrs Oluwaremilekun Adesola-Ogunsan is the Head, Consumer Electronics, Samsung Nigeria. In this interview by SEGUN KASALI, she explains her journey…
How I moved from teaching to printing business —Aderogba
Mrs Omolara Aderogba is a professional teacher-turned successful printer by providence. In this interview by MODUPE GEORGE she speaks about…
I want to raise my child in a Kano that values education for all —Sadiya Murtala, feminist and founder, WeCan Africa
Sadiya Murtala is a feminist, a humanitarian, and the founder of WeCan Africa Initiative. A mass communication graduate and a…
I hope govt’ll reconsider its action against Twitter ―Amanda Obidike, social entrepreneur and founder of STEMi
Amanda Obidike is a social entrepreneur, the founder of STEMi Makers Africa, and a certified professional in STEM by the…
I created a niche for myself by teaching what I’m passionate about ―Olubukola Agbalaya, elocutionist and audiobook narrator
Olubukola RB Agbalaya is a public speaker, elocutionist, reading specialist, educator, audiobook narrator and founder of RB Fluent Speech Educational…
As a child, I never had the opportunity to live my dream —Juliet Vincent-Obi, fashion entrepreneur and founder of Kidpreneur
Juliet Vincent-Obi is a fashion entrepreneur, the founder of House of Ebony, and also the founder of Kidpreneur Africa. In…
We need to take sports serious the way we take oil —Amarachi Uma, sports broadcaster and career coach
Amarachi Nina Uma is a sports presenter with Brila FM, a personal development coach, and the author of ‘UnMask: Your…
Men should give women space to do something about Nigeria —Amao DG, CBAAC
Oluwabunmi Ayobami Amao, former Special Adviser to the a former Governor of Oyo State, Senator Abiola Ajimobi is the current…
Children should learn to expose those who want to steal their childhood, future —Sharon Omotoso, senior lecturer, Unibadan
Dr Sharon Omotoso is a senior lecturer at the Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan, where she is the…
Sickle cell disorder: My frequent trips to the hospital motivated me to study medicine —Dr Muideen Bakare
Dr. Muideen Owolabi Bakare is a Psychiatrist at the Federal Neuropsychiatric Hospital, Enugu State, Nigeria. He also chairs a non-governmental…
I switch roles with my husband when I have to attend to my business —CEO, DeMabel Creations
Bukola Elegbeleye is the founder and director of Demabel Creations, a company that is into sales of distinct Aso Ebi…
To succeed in any endeavour, career women must always be true to self —Ibikunle
Omolara Ibikunle is an engineer and the first female health, safety and environment manager in Nigeria for a multinational company…
To succeed in any endeavour, career women must always be true to self —Ibikunle
Omolara Ibikunle is an engineer and the first female Health, Safety and Environment (HSE) manager in Nigeria for a multinational…
