Kenyon International’s CEO, Dr Ekpenyong, Calls for Gradual Shift to Renewable Energy
Africa accounts for four per cent of global carbon emissions, according to reports USA, China, Russia, and Japan collectively contribute more than 50 per cent...
Tag : African Culture for African Youths
MOHBAD: Heavy Protest Rock Abeokuta and other States
The untimely but suspicious demise of Mohbad, a Nigerian music artiste has continued to elicit condemnation and furry amongst Nigerians both at home and abroad...
Anambra State: Aggrieved Local Youths Protest Deprivation, Neglect by Federal Polytechnic Oko
Some youths from Oko community in Orumba North Local Government Area have organized a peaceful protest against the Federal Polytechnic, Oko in a bid to...
The Owu Okoroshi Festival, a Festival of Friendliness and Love
Culture is one of the most important concepts within societies because it helps foster unity and love, in other words we must understand and recognize that...
Oyo Traditional Worshippers Call for Recognition of Isese Festival as Public Holiday
Isese (the Yorùbá word for tradition) Day, celebrates the Yorùbá traditions and native religion in a display of culture and spirituality with festivities It is...