When we talk about Nigeria's education crisis, we're not talking about a system that fails everyone equally. We're talking about a system that systematically abandons our most vulnerable children and the patterns of who gets left behind reveal uncomfortable
Imagine walking into a classroom where positive energy fills the air, a classroom where every student can stand tall without the fear of being bullied, where there is no tension which forces them to cower in fear, but give
Early this year, a mini documentary by a popular health influencer “Aproko Doctor” went viral. This documentary showed the unhealthy state of a primary health care center in one of the local governments in Nigeria. This documentary depicts the neglect
Climate change is no longer a distant threat in Nigeria; it is close and very real. The effects are widespread, and are increasing, whether it is heatwaves in the northern part or flooding in the southern part of Nigeria.
Across Africa, conversations about mental health are finally breaking through the silence. But for many, the path to wellness is still steeped in stigma, misunderstanding, and systemic neglect. In Nigeria, where over 200 million people share just a few hundred
If data could scream, it would cry out for change. Behind every statistic is a girl — a child with dreams, potential, and the right to a healthy future. But for millions of adolescent girls, especially across sub-Saharan Africa,
Education is undeniably one of the most powerful tools for creating change. As Nelson Mandela famously said, "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." This profound statement resonates deeply with us at
The launch of the first edition of the Teacher Bank Project marked the beginning of an exciting and purposeful journey, one filled with hope and a commitment to improving education in underserved communities. This initiative was created with the
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
