Woman gives birth to nine babies
A 25-year-old Malian woman has given birth to nine babies – two more than doctors had detected during scans. Halima Cisse gave birth to the nonuplets in Morocco. Mali’s government flew her there for…
A 25-year-old Malian woman has given birth to nine babies – two more than doctors had detected during scans. Halima Cisse gave birth to the nonuplets in Morocco. Mali’s government flew her there for…
Nigerian women are very energetic and some of them are breaking the glass ceiling by becoming the financial muscle in their homes. Over the years, it has become obvious that agriculture continues to grow as…
As she marks another birthday, Managing Director (MD) of Eleganza Industrial City, Shade Okoya has advised Nigerian youths to prepare themselves to benefit from emerging opportunities by being well grounded educationally. In a recent…
Mrs. Ebere Nnamdi is a widow. She’s one of the Kurudu Market Women, lamenting the relocation of the market to a distance many of them considered extreme for their customers. Nnamdi, who sells food stuff,…
A non-governmentalorganisation, (NGO) Women’s Rights and Health Project (WRAHP), has revealed that during the COVID-19 lockdown, between March and April last year, WRAHP recorded over 2,000 cases of sexual violence and defilements in different parts…
More Nigerian women are definitely breaking the glass ceiling as many of them have ventured into fields hitherto believed to be exclusively reserved for men. TAIWO JIMOH reports Mrs. Adeola Ajayi is one of those…
On December 27, 1961, Lazarus Ogbonnaga Ukeje, a native of Umahia in Imo State died intestate. He had real property in Lagos State and for most of his life was resident in Lagos State. He…
Beauty expert, Nwokolo Isioma Tracy, has stated that, her sole aim of expanding her business, is to give back to the society. She stated this, on Instagram, @persian_couturee1, where she encouraged females to be…
Why are there so many females studying Mass Communication courses in different universities but only insignificant numbers are seen in the newsroom? This was the question that nagged our reporter, leading to her heading out…
It is widely believed that labour intensive jobs are usually fit for males. Indeed, it is often dominated by them, especially jobs like: carpentry, bricklaying, and auto repair. But that view no longer holds sway…