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"Campaign Launch: #BringBackOurToasting – Reviving the Art of Genuine Courtship"

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  There was a time when men use to ‘toast’ (woo a woman) those times are quite interesting! In bygone eras, the art of courtship was a fascinating endeavor to witness. Men would meticulously pursue women, employing gestures such as heartfelt letters, thoughtful gifts, and a respectful approach in their quest to win a lady's affection. However, these customs now seem antiquated, nearly obsolete.   The contemporary generation of men lacks the subtlety and patience exhibited by the then generations. It is tempting to attribute this shift solely to men and pretend that the perceived disrespect isn’t inherent in modern dating culture. Yet, it is important to acknowledge that both parties play a role in this evolving dynamic. Today's youth loathe an aversion to processes that are not instantaneous; they subscribe to the notion that if something cannot be obtained immediately, it is not worth pursuing. Similarly, there exists among women a sentiment epitomized by the phrase ...
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WCW; Mama Janet Ekundayo - Called to Serve Humanity

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1.       Mama Janet Ekundayo, a Kogi woman, dedicated her life to caring for orphans and abandoned children. Her name, Ekundayo, in the Yoruba language of West Africa, translates to 'tears turned to joy' or 'my tears have turned to joy.' She is often likened to Mother Teresa for her unwavering commitment to the welfare of orphans and marginalized children in society. Despite being a mother to five children of her own, Mama Ekundayo's love for children knew no bounds, and she adopted many more. Her affinity for the company of little ones made caring for them a natural calling. In 1969, Mama Ekundayo made a resolute decision to devote the remainder of her life to the care of orphans and abandoned children. For over half a century, she operated the Ekundayo Orphanage Home in Isanlu Makutu, Kogi State, solidifying her reputation as one of the most influential women in Kogi's history. Among her wards, not bound by blood, is the renowned Nigerian singer and ...
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The Reality of Entrepreneurship

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  In the age of startups and tech unicorns, the entrepreneurial world has been romanticized. The idea that anyone with a good idea can become a successful entrepreneur is a prevailing myth. While it's true that entrepreneurship can lead to significant rewards, it's equally important to understand that not everyone possesses the necessary qualities, circumstances, or interests to embark on this challenging path. Entrepreneurship is often celebrated as a path to financial independence, personal fulfillment, and even societal progress. The stories of successful entrepreneurs are frequently featured in the media, showcasing their achievements, innovation, and determination. However, it is crucial to acknowledge that not everyone can be an entrepreneur. The current surge in entrepreneurship is a noteworthy phenomenon. A growing number of young women are leveraging platforms such as Instagram, WhatsApp, and TikTok to engage in various business ventures, from selling wigs and cosm...
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