Ochanya, Nafisa and Naziru and the battle for the children
As a country and as a people, Nigeria and Nigerians need to have an honest conversation about how to care for children and what should and should not
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Making whistle-blowing policy work
By Angela Atabo Corruption is a worldwide occurrence that cuts across societies, races, gender and social class; it has been identified as the major i
Reducing smoking prevalence through prevention
By Olufisayo Adeoti The Royal College of Nursing in the UK is currently running a campaign tagged “Prevention is better than cure”. This is a phrase t
Achieving ‘quality education’ through Child Rights Act, SDGs
By Carl Umegboro The Child’s Rights Act and the African Children’s Charter define a child as a person below 18 years of age. Nigeria adopted the Child
Nigeria in search of builders, not Okiriekwes
In Do It Well, a book published in 2008, I identified Okiriekwe syndrome as one of the forces inhibiting Nigeria’s march to greatness. Okiriekwe is a