Words In Pen: SELF ACCEPTANCE AND SELF LOVE – Deborah Ene Adejoh
SELF-ACCEPTANCE AND SELF-LOVE Self-acceptance and self-love are fundamental aspects of personal well-being and happiness. When we fail to accept ourselves, we engage in
WORDS IN PEN: The role of standardisation in the fight against corruption as a sustainable path to Africa’s transformation – GEORGINA ENEKOLE IJACHI (Part 2)
Here is the part 2 of the article, “The role of standardisation in the fight against corruption as a sustainable path to Africa’s
Words In Pen: Breaking The Bias #Happyinternationalwomenday
BREAK THE BIAS – Dorcas Atiba The topic, “Break The Bias”, is first asking us all to acknowledge that a bias still exists
#MondayMotivation: Your future needs the right environment
Your future needs the right environment. The most important environment for you to excel is your Mind. Your mind need to be healthy
Words in Pen: Early Life & 12 facts about Ladi Kwali the Woman on N20 (twenty naira) note
From time immemorial, Nigerian currencies have always had the faces of prominent Nigerian leaders and politicians who have made a positive mark.
Words In Pen: Religious violence and inter-ethnic hostilities in Nigeria; Any possibility of peaceful coexistence?- Georgina Ijachi
Nigeria got her independence, she had dreamt that her nation will enjoy a whole lot of freedom and tranquillity. Though the freedom and
Call for article and cartoon illustration for Get Inspired Magazine vol.3 2022
CALL FOR ARTICLE AND CARTOON ILLUSTRATION For the publication of both hard and soft copy of “GET INSPIRED” Third (3rd) edition IAMBEST
Words In Pen: “Be Calming Down” – Abigail Moses Bashir
It’s a new year and every beginning of a new year birth so many motivational speakers that have one or two things to
Words In Pen: “It’s easy to forget that there’s still so much to discover outside of our phones.” – Beyonce
In our ‘Words In Pen’ today, we are bringing to you an interview of Beyonce who is the cover star for Harper’s Bazaar
I SEE A NEW NIGERIA ?? – Sanga Yohanna Roselyn
I SEE A NEW NIGERIA ?? I see a new NIGERIA emerging from an old one. For the labour of our heroes past