When I “met” Peter on LinkedIn and I was impressed with his humility inspite of all his achievements. To be a Chartered Accountant at 19 requires some kind of focus and I decided to have a chat with him to … Read more ...
INSPIRATION
How to reduce screentime
No thanks to an elongated period at home have your children gotten addicted to their screens ? Are they always watching TV or picking up the phone? Do they throw tantrums and scream when they don’t have any devices to
Book Review: Portrait of a Homemaker by Mine Ujam
“I am a housewife… ” be honest what perception do you have of women who are house wives a.k.a home makers or SAHMS (Stay at home mums). Many times we see such mums as women who do not want to … Read more ...
How can we help Parents of children living with disability?
It was World Disability day recently!
As we celebrate persons living with disabilities it is also important to celebrate all the amazing mums who are doing so much for their special children.
Mums who in spite of the difficulties and
… Read more ... Morerinayo Odunola : Baking her way up!
Tell us about your growing up years and educational background?
Growing up as the first born out of 7 made me develop a leadership and motherly role.
For my educational background, I studied French Language in the University of Ilorin
… Read more ... Oghogho “O.G” Dixon : Rising to the top
Oghogho Dixon, known as O.G Dixon was born in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. O.G. comes with eighteen years’ oil field experience; working in various countries, supporting sundry customers, building talents and a diverse workforce. In her career, she has implemented strategies … Read more ...
Guest Post: “I was once a girl child ” by Enene Ejembi
I was once a girl child. A nurtured, loved, protected, girl child.
I wish that were the norm.
I remember my teacher in primary school taking a little bit too much of a liking — an inappropriate liking, to me.