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The effectiveness of mass weddings as a social policy hinges on their long-term benefits for beneficiaries, raising critical questions about public investment in marriage. As Nigeria explores this initiative, the focus must shift to whether these ceremonies offer more substantial support for households compared to other social investments.
In Mali, a controversial online campaign promoting female genital mutilation (FGM) has sparked fierce opposition from women advocating for the rights and protection of girls. Despite the practice remaining legal, activists are calling for its abolition and highlighting the harmful impacts it has on women's health and autonomy.
The Chief Imam of Ilaro has disclosed that the late actor Ogogo entrusted him with a sum of ₦25 million prior to his passing, a transaction he claims was well-documented. He emphasized that the actor's family was informed about this arrangement, adding a layer of transparency to the matter.
Thai health authorities are probing a clinic in Bangkok after revelations about the treatment history of British-Nigerian businessman Tiny Ubiribo, who underwent five penis enlargement procedures before his untimely death. The case raises serious questions about medical practices in the region and the safety of cosmetic surgeries.
In a heartfelt tribute, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu praised Wale Oke, the President of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), on his milestone 70th birthday, highlighting his unwavering commitment to the Christian faith. Tinubu's commendation underscores Oke's influential role in promoting the gospel and his dedication to religious leadership.
The remarkable journey of Adamolekun, who founded Kaleyewa House, underscores the importance of caring for Nigeria's elderly population. Her extensive background in healthcare and social work has paved the way for a compassionate legacy dedicated to vulnerable communities.
Adéwálé Àjàdí delves into the intricate relationship between identity and Blackness in his reflective piece, highlighting the struggles and affirmations that define this experience. As he navigates through personal encounters and societal challenges, Àjàdí calls for a deeper understanding of Blackness as both a source of strength and a site of ongoing struggle.
