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The inaugural edition of the Pride Lagos Creative Enterprise Week is scheduled to hold 3–9 November 2019 with several events covering a wide range of topics: blogging, freelancing, fashion design, film production, funding, interior design,... Read More
Development Communications Network joins the world to celebrate and support the push for positive change for the future of girls. Since 2012 the United Nations set aside 11th October of every year to celebrate the girl child, using the day to... Read More
Majority of young people in Nigeria are not empowered with quality information to make informed decisions about their reproductive health. As the country commemorates this year’s World Contraception Day with the theme: It’s your life, it’s... Read More
Cultures vary the world over. Ask anyone about Mardi Gras or St Patrick’s Day and they’ll have a quick description for you, but you will not very easily find a single nation that boasts as vast and as warm a cultural embrace as you will in... Read More
With schools starting next week, there is so much to do. From re-establishing routines, stocking up on school supplies, and setting aside time for studying, there’s so much more to think about as your child heads into the new school year. As... Read More
Navigation instructions in a Nigerian voice for both motorcycle and car driving modes Online safety curriculum in partnership with the MoE to reach 56M Nigerian students every year Yesterday at the third Google for Nigeria event, Google... Read More
Google is celebrating Nigerian novelist Buchi Emecheta with its Doodle today, on what would have been her 75th birthday. Born to Igbo parents in the Lagos suburb of Yaba on this day in 1944, Florence Onyebuchi (Buchi) Emecheta moved to the UK... Read More
Local Creators presented with Gold and Silver Play Buttons YouTube Nigeria kicked off a whole week of activities, content premieres, and fan meet and greets in Lagos yesterday with the award of a number of Gold and Silver Play Buttons to... Read More
Nigeria has some of the lowest blood donation rates in the world, with just 10% of the population donating freely. That makes it crucial that what blood there is arrives safely and timeously where it’s needed. Underlining the need for blood... Read More