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Dr. Omasanjuwa E. Edun (@omasan1981) is a medical doctor and a public health specialist with eight (8) years’ work experience in clinical medicine and public health, and a Master’s degree in Public Health (MPH, USA). He is currently working with... Read More
Visionscape. Whoever branded this organization did a rather fantastic job. The graphics are easy on the eye, the colors are bright and cheery, and the impression you get when you see them is one of a progressive organization that means... Read More
by Wayne Samuel ‘Village People’. Nigerians are given to the idea that there exists a group of old wizards and witches in their hometowns who are singlehandedly responsible for whatever woes they may encounter in the city. While this is of... Read More
It was the type of day you’d imagine out of a book, warm weather, blue sky, and crisp air with a gentle breeze. The perfect condition for a waterside cocktail date. As far as first dates went, Bill thought this one was definitely one of his best... Read More
More Brushing & Flossing Plaque build up collects bacteria and enhanced bad breath. Brush your teeth 2-3 times a day to keep plaque under control. A very low percentage of people floss everyday but if you really want to take your dental and breath... Read More
So yesterday was the last day of the training organized by DEVCOMs and NURHI II for Social Media Influencers and Bloggers. If you missed my post on Day 1, click here. I learnt a lot from the training which will be impossible to share in just one post,... Read More
I was invited to a two days training on Family Planning, organized by Development communications (DEVCOMS) Network in collaboration with Nigerian Urban Reproductive Health Initiative (NURHI). Today, March 5th, happens to be the first day of this... Read More
“… Life in the city is unbelievable…” Darey croons in my ear, and as I look around, I deeply resonate with the song I recently unearthed, “Pray For Me” by Darey. It was my first time in being in the city, and I feel amazed and scared at... Read More
The grating sound of the alarm was all she could hear. She glanced at it, 5:30AM. She turned it off and looked up at the ceiling. Another day, another journey. She knew she had to get out of bed but her body was unwilling, the pains of the stress of... Read More