I’d love to visit WHO where health decisions are made —Nkasi Obim Nebo, health specialist and founder of PeachAid Medical Initiative
Nkasi Obim Nebo (PhD) is a maternal/reproductive health specialist and the founder of PeachAid Medical Initiative (PMI). She was recently…
Nigerian govt has continually misplaced its priorities —Faustina Anyanwu, health professional and media practitioner
Faustina Anyanwu is a Nigerian-UK-based health professional, media practitioner, writer and publisher. CEO of Divas of Colour and a wellbeing…
I almost blew up the laboratory in secondary school —Prof Adeyinka Falusi
Professor Adeyinka Falusi is an award-winning Professor of Haematology, former Director, Institute for Advanced Medical Research and Training, College of Medicine, University College…
It’s not good for any woman to manipulate herself into position of authority —Fawale, Poly Ibadan Registrar
Mrs Modupe Theresa Fawale, the registrar of The Polytechnic Ibadan, Nigeria, in this interview by MODUPE GEORGE, speaks about how…
A woman can make it without compromising on principles —Prof Oyedunni Arulogun, Director, UI Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Professor Oyedunni Arulogun of the Department of Public Health, University of Ibadan and the Director of Centre for Entrepreneurship and Innovation…
I believe a woman will rule Nigeria as president —Loveth Ubi, tech enthusiast and women advocate
Loveth Ubi is a geologist, a tech enthusiast and a social entrepreneur. A STEM facilitator and the Chief Operating Officer…
Family is first and best teacher of children —Professor Esther Oduolowu
Professor Esther Oduolowu is the Head of Department of Early Childhood and Educational Foundation, Faculty of Education, University of Ibadan,…
Forks, spoons, knives: Do you copy?
Anyone can get away with holding and using cutlery any way while at home, alone eating in bed; but when…
There’s nothing much a Nigerian passport can offer in terms of basic amenities —Temitope Owolabi, writer and editor
Temitope Owolabi is a writer, editor and 2015 Farafina Trust writing workshop alumni. Her essay ‘The Smell of Oxford’ was…
‘Why we are raising teenage fashion enterprenuers’
Bisola Owokoniran is the creative director at Mastic Beads and Aso Oke. She speaks with ROTIMI IGE, in this interview,…
We aim to train 100 fashionistas for free by 2020 —Omojola,CEO KAF
Doyin Omojola, in this interview speaks about her new foundation and why she is passionate about the uplift of the…
Alaafin is more than husband to me —Badirat, youngest wife
The youngest wife of the Alaafin of Oyo, Ayaba Badirat Adeyemi, just clocked 30 and recently bagged a Bachelor of…
My father had 28 children; I was born in Lagos but grew up at Beere —Toun Soetan
Evangelist Toun Soetan is a legendary gospel singer. In this interview by OYEYEMI OKUNLADE, she shares what it takes to…
Every space in Nigeria is patriarchal, including legal profession —Wuraoluwa Ayodele
Wuraoluwa Ayodele is a lawyer, a social entrepreneur and a Mandela Washington Fellow. She is a women’s advocate and founder…
‘Couples must work hard for homes to stand’
Mrs Opeyemi Olawore is the Public Relations Officer, Oyo State College of Agriculture and Technology, Igboora as well as head,…
With mobile technology, it is no longer defensible for people to continue to die from preventable causes —Funmi Adewara
Funmi Adewara is a medical doctor, a digital health enthusiast and the founder of Mobihealth International. With over a decade…
People need more enlightenment on adoption —Omobola Thompson
Mrs Omobola Thompson is a Public Health practitioner, a preacher and a gender advocate with over 27 years of working…
7 million children with disabilities are out of school in Nigeria —Basirat Razaq-Shuaib, SDGs and disability-inclusion advocate
Basirat Razaq-Shuaib is an author, an educationist, a cognitive specialist and a finance expert. An SDG enthusiast and CEO of…
As a cancer survivor, I understand that too many Nigerians are just one illness away from falling deeper into poverty — Adaeze Oreh, family physician and SDG advocate
Adaeze Oreh is a family physician, a columnist and a 2019 Aspen Institute New Voices Fellow. She contributed towards the…
Why the rich must give of their wealth —Alafe Aluko
Adebimpe Tejuoso-Alafe-Aluko is the daughter of Oba Adedapo Adewale Tejuoso, the tradiitional ruler of the Osile of Oke-Ona Egba in…
