Tag: WOMEN
50% of Nigerian women living with breast cancer – Medical director
Chief Medical Director, Living Standard Hospital, Benin, Dr Jide Owolana, says about 50 per cent of Nigerian women are living with undetected breast cancer.
Jide...
6 proven underwear tips for women
Underwear plays an important role in the life of the women. It is like a support to the body and is comfortable to no...
Aisha Buhari hosts APC women leaders
Wife of the President, Aisha Buhari, on Tuesday hosted women leaders of the All Progressives Congress (APC) at the State House in Abuja.
The delegation...
Most men cannot handle strong women – Adekunle Gold
Alternative pop singer, Adekunle Gold, has stated that most men cannot handle strong women.
In a post to Twitter on Monday, the ‘Ire’ singer revealed...
Nigeria named ninth most dangerous country in the world for women
Nigeria has been named as the ninth most dangerous country in the world for women in a survey of global experts released on Tuesday.
India...
Hafsat Abiola appointed president of Women in Africa
Human and civil rights activist, Hafsat Abiola-Costello, was on Tuesday June 5 appointed executive president of Women in Africa (WIA) Initiative.
WIA is a global...
Oro: Ikorodu residents call for modification of traditional festivals
Some traders and residents in Ikorodu area of Lagos State have appealed to the custodians of traditional festivals to modify how they are celebrated.
They...
Oro festival paralyses activities in Ikorodu town
The Oro Festival in Ikorodu on Tuesday paralysed social and economic activities and restricted movement of women in spite of the assurance given by...
Obasanjo encourages women to participate more in politics
Former President Olusegun Obasanjo on Thursday urged women to get more involved in politics, ahead of 2019.
Obasanjo delivered a lecture at the 14th Annual...
FirstBank celebrates female staff on International Women’s Day
To commemorate the International Women’s Day celebration, FirstBank took the time to celebrate and appreciate the input of its female workforce by hosting 125...