A group advocating for the rights to potable water and constant power supply, especially for vulnerable women and girls in low-income rural communities of Nigeria and Africa, has decried lack of access to clean and affordable water, as well as electricity in Badeku Community, Ona-Ara Council of Oyo State. The group, Help Initiative for Social […]
A group advocating for the rights to potable water and constant power supply, especially for vulnerable women and girls in low-income rural communities of Nigeria and Africa have decried lack of access to clean and affordable water, as well as electricity in Badeku Community, Ona-Ara Council of Oyo State. The group, Help Initiative for Social
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I observe with regret sometimes, how the best of us commit the silliest of errors. Oftentimes, we tend to carry on with the mindset that retribution is sufficient to make a saint of an erring person; Scold him! Flog her! Lock him up!…when in truth, what we simply do is make a monster of an
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The true measure of Justice and economic prosperity is reflected in how a society treats its Labour force. Issues of Labour Rights are daily confronted world over, with glaring violations of rights of workers, harzadous working condition, Gender-based discrimination in the workplace, failure to protect persons with disabilities, systematic & outright breach of compensation provisions,
Workers’ Day- Food for thought before the jamboree Read More »
It is an absolutely easy task to sit hypocritically on a comfy sofa of ignorance, and spew uninformed comments about the “absurdity of demand for gender equality”. Until you have experienced directly, heart wrenching realities of battered women or you have tried your feet in the thorny shoes of a victim of normalised abuses… Until
Freedom of expression is one fundamental right that is not only entrenched in Section 39(1) 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria but also backed up by Articles 19 and 20 of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UNDHR) to which the country is a signatory. Freedom of expression is the liberty
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