Extracurricular activities aren’t just a break from academics, they’re a gateway to discovering passions, building life skills, and shaping future leaders. From sport, arts, debate, peace, earth heroes' clubs to volunteering, these experiences give students the tools they need
It is often said that an “African man does not need therapy”. How true is this statement? In recent years, it has become a topic of discussion whether going for therapy helps reduce the effects and the challenges surrounding
Menstruation and menstrual practices are still surrounded by taboos and socio-cultural restrictions, leaving adolescent girls unaware of scientific facts and hygienic health practices, which can lead to negative health outcomes. It is now more crucial than ever for society
In a world where the Human Rights of every person is prioritized above every other thing, the practice of Female Genital Mutilation still seems prevalent in most rural countries and communities all across different continents in the world.
The Young Historian Competition was initiated as a means for young people in African especially Nigeria to have a better understanding of the history of their continent and nation.We can see without doubt that many young Nigerians lack knowledge
The impact of socioeconomic factors on education in underserved communities can be extremely significant. Socioeconomic inequalities can have a negative impact on the ability of children in underserved communities to learn, hence widening the gap between advantaged and disadvantaged
A Beacon of Hope The Teacher Bank Project, implemented over the course of one year at GDSS New Bwari, Niger state, emerged as a beacon of hope for students facing various challenges in their educational journey. Teacher Bank Project left
Africa has immense potential and is making progress towards achieving the SDGs. With continued efforts through education, healthcare, infrastructure, and innovation, the Africa we envision can indeed become a reality. The African youths are willing to join hands and
After a fierce battle spanning across all six geopolitical zones in the inter-regional stage, these remarkable young scholars have emerged as the cream of the crop, securing their spots in the quarter-finals of the Young Historian Competition! Get ready
“The close out ceremony of the Teacher Bank Project for Government Day Secondary School, New Bwari Niger State, was an emotional yet joyous occasion as we celebrated the transformative power of education. From providing scholarships to nurturing talents this
