I am pro-leave Nigeria and there are reasons why. A friend asked me if I think leaving Nigeria is necessary, and my response to her; “See, I don’t even know how to tell you, I don’t know how to describe…
My name is Rose and this is largely the story of my educational journey. My journey is one of continuous learning; understanding life through my eyes and expanding my knowledge through the eyes of others, both in and out of…
My name is Gbenga and I am going to tell you my story in two parts. In these two parts, I will share two sides of myself: the first part is what people say about me – what it looks…
I am the co-founder of a nonprofit, Ingressive for Good, and building it has been one of the proudest moments in my life and career; having gone from zero to 200,000 people in a community in two years, and being…
Nigeria is arguably the heartbeat of Africa. It’s been considered one of Africa’s most populous nations on earth and the seventh most populous country in the entire world. With so much history, global relevance, and cultural richness, there is so…
Nigeria is a multinational state with over 200 million inhabitants and 250 ethnic groups among which, these three are the most popular– the Yoruba, the Hausa, and the Igbo. The country is located on the shores of the Atlantic Ocean…
The Nigerian Art and Creative Industry is a breath of fresh air for a lot of Nigerians especially since it has created over one million jobs for the youths in the areas of filmmaking, animation, video productions, movies, and all…
If you are thinking of studying abroad, then you may want to consider these helpful benefits that will help you plan and prepare ahead. Enhances Your Network Studying in an international environment prepares you for a promising career by enhancing…
As soon as you get your diploma, you might be thinking of going after your dream job. Unfortunately, roadblocks and obstacles are present along your pathway to success. Your career will not be a straightforward journey. It will be complicated,…
The idea of volunteering, especially in a place like Nigeria, is often interpreted as “free work”, or “working without pay”, and with the many issues that abound in the largest economy in Africa, volunteering is not readily seen as a…
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