The First Interpreters: How mothers once taught us to understand the world, and what we lose, and find again, when that tradition shifts.
By Francisca Sinjae There was a time when fear did not go unanswered. A child could wake in the mid- dle of the night, unsettled by a dream they could not fully explain, and walk into a room where someone would not only listen, but interpret. Not analyse. Not dismiss. Interpret. “What did you see?” […]
Easter Unwrapped: Faith, Media, and Why We Choose What We Watch
By Ifeoma Udu Hey guys! So I don’t know if this was just my feed, but this Easter felt very… specific. Out of nowhere, my timeline was filled with The Chosen. Clips, edits, emotional scenes, especially around the crucifixion storyline. And alongside it, the usual resurfacing of The Passion of the Christ. But this time, […]
“DEAR ENTREPRENEUR, WE SEE YOU, WE HEAR YOU” STAKEHOLDER DIALOGUE — NIGERIA
By Oluchi Obiahu PAST EVENT Date: April 9, 2026 Location: Abuja, Nigeria The “Dear Entrepreneur, We See You, We Hear You” Stakeholder Dialogue, held in Abuja on April 9, 2026, brought together business leaders, entrepreneurs, and policymakers in a strategic effort to strengthen Nigeria’s entrepreneurial ecosystem. Organized by the Office of the Senior Special Assistant […]
Intentional Withdrawal
By Luchiepearl In a world obsessed with visibility, some of the most powerful people are learning the art of quietly stepping back. When Silence Becomes A Statement For years, modern culture has rewarded loudness, be seen, be active, be everywhere. Social media turned visibility into currency, and presence into pressure. But something subtle is shifting. […]
Your Garden Is a Library. It Is Time to Start Treating It Like One
Inside every seed is a story that took thousands of years to write. Here is why your home garden might be one of the most important places left to keep it alive. By Emmanuella Abraham Somewhere in a vault buried deep in the Arctic permafrost of Norway, there are seeds. Over 1.3 million of them, […]