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Starting your journalism career? Keep these 9 tips in mind
by Carolina Campos Ruiz Baldin Envisioning a future as a journalist can be overwhelming. The many challenges of the digital world and recent layoffs by well-known companies like The Washington Post, CNN, Gannett and, more recently, NPR, create a sense of uncertainty and anxiety for those entering the field. “People…
Read More »31 Names for different marriage anniversaries
The celebration of wedding anniversaries started in Roman times when husbands gave their wives silver wreaths for 25 years marriage and gold wreaths for 50 years marriage. Today, there are traditional and modern materials related to each wedding anniversary, usually progressing from the weakest to the strongest as the years…
Read More »Wealth Mentality with Dr. Kelly Nwogu
SEASONS/SUCCESS/ ENTREPRENEURSHIP Fear is the bogey of the Africans. Fear causes the Africans to become superstitious. fear causes the African to believe in ghosts, in witches , in wizards, in fairies , in evil spirits , in occultism , in astrology , in palmistry , in horoscopy , in mesmerism…
Read More »African poems: ‘Night Rain’ by P. J Clark
What time of night it is I don’t know Except that like some fish Doped out of the sheep I have bobbed up belly wise 5 From stream of sleep And no cocks crow It is drumming hard here And I suppose everywhere Droning with insistent…
Read More »African poems: ‘Abiku’ by P. J Clark
Coming and going these several seasons Do stay out on the baobab tree Follow where you please your kindred spirits If indoors is not enough for you True, it leaks through the thatch When flood brims the banks And the bats and the owls Often tear in…
Read More »The Mirror Cartoon With Omoruyi Uwuigiaren.
Graduates need special training to pass job interviews- George
Have you ever wondered why you failed a job interview after scoring close to a hundred per cent in the written test? The reason is not far-fetched. There is a whole world of different between passing written tests and doing well at oral interview. And this is disturbing. Reason majority…
Read More »FAO at COP15: What comes now?
Qu Dongyu, FAO DG The community of the world’s nations adopted a landmark framework to support global biodiversity on 19 December, and the agreement contains significant contributions from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), committed to make sure that the needs and impacts of agrifood systems…
Read More »Nigeria and the question of indigeneship
The journey to adulthood often laden with rough paths which pose great challenges to the destiny of individuals and a people in a given environment. To a large extent, situation and events within a given clime determine the rate of growth and development in the area. This singular reason has…
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