It’s about that time of the year again! A period where we get to show our sincere appreciations. A time when we get to share a recap of all our activities and achievements again. And most importantly, a time when we get to meditate together on how to achieve greater things. We would like to […]

….after long hours of intense reading through the night, Audu closed his books and decided to get some sleep. Before doing that, he sat quietly on his bed and stared outside his window for some minutes. He sniffled as his eyes got teary and said, “God, I really hope you will come through for me

“Akowe ko’shi” (one who studies and still remains poor), I already told you education can not get us anywhere in this country. Just look at buoda Muri, when did we all go to Ibadan with Baba for his graduation? What has his first class degree earned him? Troubles! We were both there when Baba came

It all started in the late 90s when the Nigerian Government refused to pay the fees of her students who were on the Federal Government scholarship beneficiary list. These young men were left stranded in the Queen’s land, United Kingdom, where they had been sent for higher studies. The Nigerian Military Government at the time,

My uncle and I were watching the news once and we saw people observing an awareness walk on mental well-being. One cardboard caught my interest; written on it was “Depression kills.” I spoke almost immediately, “What is killing them sef? Why would you be thinking too much?”. The look in my uncle’s eyes was fierce,

Depression is a common psychological disorder accompanied with dejected mood, feelings of low self-worth, loss of interest and poor concentration which comes with symptoms of fretfulness. Depression is a major contributor to today’s world burden of disorders and affects people in all spheres across the world. In the past decades, vital developments in research into