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At summit, experts highlight role of women in sustaining family businesses

Women have been commended for fostering collaboration and industralisation in family run businesses and enterprises. As it typically requires lots of commitment and resilience to maintain consistency across several generations with a

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Organisation bridges skills, gender employability gaps

To bridge skills gap among young people and ensure that more young women are equipped for workplace, founder of MEG Consults, Eniola Peters, has organised a programme to help them succeed in

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African American sister and brother quarreling. Preteen girl showing tongue to younger boy. Two little children lying in bed closeup portrait. Bad mood, negative emotion, upbringing and family concept

Why you shouldn’t compare your child with others

COMPARING your child with his/her sibling, his/her classmates or someone you seem to admire impacts negatively.

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Team Lead, Branding and Communications, ACT Foundation, Ayeesha Kashopefoluwa Ibrahim (left); Head, Sustainable Development and Corporate Brand, Lafarge Africa Plc, Titilope Oguntuga; Global Public Relations Consultant and Founder, Nigerian Women in PR Tolulope Olorundero; Lead, Corporate Communications, International Breweries, Eniola Alli-Faweya; Head, Corporate Affairs and Sustainability, BAT, Ololade Johnson-Agiri and Council Member, Nigerian Institute of Public Relations, Thelma Okoh at the event…recently

Nigerian women in PR to launch scholarship funds

The Nigerian Women in Public Relations (NGWIPR) has expressed its interest to launch scholarship funds, which would focus on inspiring female researchers to study Public Relations.

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A cross section of participants during the conference

Organisation tasks women, girls on leadership

A Non-governmental Organisation (NGO) and social enterprise, HEIR Women Development, has emphasised the need for girls and young women to participate in leadership positions from early stages of their lives, stressing that

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Researcher intensifies campaign against cervical cancer

Saint Louis University, United States of America (USA), in collaboration with the Nigerian Institute of Medical Research (NIMR) and the University of North Carolina has launched a campaign against cervical cancer in

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Mary Oyohosuho Phillip: Govt should make health facilities accessible to sickle cell patients

Mary Oyohosuho Phillip Is a sickle cell warrior, advocate, Confidence Coach and Skin Care Consultant. She is the first Sickle Cell Warrior in her family, out of three of five kids.

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A cross section of nurses, midwives and other participants at the training on postpartum depression.

IWOGRA calls for concerted action against postpartum depression amongst women

As part of efforts to create awareness and build support for the prevention and management of postpartum depression in women, the Initiative for Women and Girls Right Advancement (IWOGRA), has presented a

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Author, ‘Can you handle HELP?’, Seyi Banigbe (middle), with other guests at the launch of the book.

Banigbe seeks improved relationships with domestic helps

As women struggle to keep balance between work life and home management, the need for domestic helps is paramount. Hence, a new book by Seyi Banigbe is calling on all corporate professionals

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Teach your child respect

No one applauds a disrespectful child; it is seen as a bad trait. When one appears respectful, it is attractive and gives him/her a warmth and eloquent appearance. Parents want their children

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Foundation trains 80 girls on skills, etiquette

Chief Executive Officer, Firm Foundation Academy, Adeniyi Adebimpe Omolara, has urged Nigerians to embrace self-discovery journey, skills acquisition and recycling to empower themselves and make the society a better place.

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Hawwah Abdullahi Gambo: ‘A lot of Nigerian women have been so comfortable sitting on the fence’

Hawwah Abdullahi Gambo is Women’s rights, gender equality advocate and multimedia journalist with over a decade experience working with the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN).

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CyberGirls Fellowship begins selection for cohort three entries

Poised to improve women and girls appreciation of cybersecurity, Africa’s largest free cybersecurity training, mentoring and internship programme, CyberGirls Fellowship, has opened its doors for its cohort three.

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GW Fiction - Page 10

At summit, experts highlight role of women in sustaining family businesses

Organisation bridges skills, gender employability gaps

Why you shouldn’t compare your child with others

Nigerian women in PR to launch scholarship funds

Organisation tasks women, girls on leadership

Researcher intensifies campaign against cervical cancer

Mary Oyohosuho Phillip: Govt should make health facilities accessible to sickle cell patients

IWOGRA calls for concerted action against postpartum depression amongst women

Banigbe seeks improved relationships with domestic helps

Teach your child respect

Foundation trains 80 girls on skills, etiquette

Hawwah Abdullahi Gambo: ‘A lot of Nigerian women have been so comfortable sitting on the fence’

CyberGirls Fellowship begins selection for cohort three entries

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