Hearing it was finally time to serve my country was one of the best news ever after studying Biochemistry a 5year course for 7years all thanks to ASUU and Covid-19. I was so nervous on the Sunday the call-up letter was released because I wanted to know how far I would be posted, but luckily …
A BRIEF EXPERIENCE OF A CORPER’S JOURNEY TO LAGOS STATE – Oluwakemi Emuleomo Read More »
The International Youth Day (IYD) was first observed on 12th August, 2000 after the day was adopted by the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in 1999. The objective of the day is to effectively position the world attention to the issues confronting the youths across the globe. These issues have damaging effects on the society …
THEME: INTERGENERATIONAL SOLIDARITY: CREATING A WORLD FOR ALL AGES. Read More »
Msugh ior Benue As a young ambitious lady, I have always anticipated my NYSC year and great wonder when alas I graduated from the prestigious University of Ibadan finally. I was intrigued at what state I would be posted to, well believe me when I say my interest became indifferent when I saw Benue State …
A BRIEF EXPERIENCE OF A CORPER’S JOURNEY TO BENUE STATE – Tosin Alabi Read More »
A few days back, I met with Mr George, who recently toured Nigeria and we had a chat where he revealed some amazing things about Nigeria to me Hello sir you are welcome to “Diary of a Nigerian traveller. Can we meet you? My name is Lucky Onoriode George, 2006 Winner of the Prestigious European …
Diary of a Nigerian traveler- Interview with Mr Lucky Onoriode George Read More »
Nigeria is a linguistically diverse country, with about 529 languages said to have been spoken, though some of these languages are extinct. Though the official language is English but many people speak their own language. Slangs are very common among different age groups in Nigeria and many of these slangs are borrowed from the indigenous …
