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Trust us, we are as shocked as you are by the reasons vegan-focused organisations enlist as the reason to stop eating chicken. Reason 5 will shock you the most. Did you know that globally, we slaughter more than 200 million chickens every day for food, and at this point it begs the question: Is chicken actually a healthy protein choice? Poultry is generally considered a healthier protein option than red meat, it’s true that it’s leaner and contains less cholesterol and saturated fat. It is a healthy and complete protein choice that supplies all nine essential amino acids needed for…

We have lost one of the most prolific actors of our time: Oludotun Baiyewu Jacobs. Born on July 11, 1942, in Kano, schooled in Holy Trinity. He took a shot at acting when he attended a performance by legendary Nigerian theatre practitioner Hubert Ogunde, which strengthened Jacobs’ decision to pursue acting professionally. At such an early stage in his career, his commanding voice and presence made him particularly memorable hence, he was casted for roles such as kings, chiefs, traditional rulers and patriarchs. Founder of Lufodo Group and Lufodo Academy of Performing Arts with his wife Joke Silva, Olu Jacobs…

With over 400 job listing platforms in Africa, it’s imperative to acknowledge what Workonnect.Africa is building. With over 6000+ jobs on their platforms, several institutional partnerships across Africa, their tagline – The future of work. Powered by AI rings true. Workonnect prides itself on building the foremost AI enabled hiring infrastructure for Africa. Whilst the problem that plagues the human capital industry in Africa seems to be bursting at the seams, Workonnect has established an AI matching protocol that keeps the complete collapse of the recruitment sector at bay. Job boards & thousands of WhatsApp job communities are plagued with…

By Chidera OG Onyekachukwu | Editor: Nwannukwu Stephanie

No Frills, No airs, No drama Just hard grit. Insatiable thirst for excellence, and a demeanor fit enough for a queen. Like it or not, you cannot but be enthralled by the unending stream of creativity that Adeife’s mind is—a mind that doesn’t just envision possibilities but engineers them into reality. Her focus isn’t just about building a business; it’s about pioneering a movement—one that redefines the way women access work, wealth, and autonomy in a world that too often underestimates their power. Remote WorkHER isn’t just a platform; it’s a gateway to economic freedom, an ecosystem designed to break…

The news of her demise was shared by her colleague, Emeka Okoye, via an Instagram post on Wednesday, accompanied by a funeral poster outlining the arrangements for her final farewell. “Rest in peace sis. Pat Ugwu. @patpat_ugwu so we no get to work again? Death whyooo? God please. Rest in peace PAT. May your soul rest in the bosom of the Lord,” Emeka wrote, expressing his grief. Her colleague, Emeka Okoye, announced the development in an Instagram post on Wednesday along with a funeral poster detailing her funeral arrangements.He also voiced his fears over the recent spate of losses in…

When I was growing up, I was constantly reminded that “youth are the leaders of tomorrow.” Whenever I studied hard, I was told that I would always be a leader when I came of age. This phrase served as an encouragement to me, and I’m sure to many other young Nigerians. But as I grew older, I began to wonder: what does it really mean to be the leader of tomorrow? The phrase “youth are the leaders of tomorrow” is a common saying in Nigeria, often used to motivate young people to work hard and strive for greatness. It’s a…

By: Emmanuel Oghenekome Akpoghelie, Emmanuella Obiajulu Chiadika, Great Iruoghene Edo, Asmaa Yahya Al-Baitai, Khalid Zainulabdeen, Sydney Clever Keremah, Irene Ebosereme Ainyanbhor, Patrick Othuke Akpoghelie, Joseph Oghenewogaga Owheruo, Priscillia Nkem Onyibe, Maureen Marris Dinzei, Helen Avuokerie Ekokotu, Ufuoma Ugbune, Ephraim Evi Alex Oghroro & Lauretta Dohwodakpo Ekpekpo Abstract Malnutrition and food insecurity are two major diseases combating human development in Nigeria as they cause poor infant development, deteriorating maternal and child health, weaker immune systems, risky pregnancy and childbirth. This paper provides an in-depth overview of the implementation, impact, benefits and costs of the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), in…

By: Justin Quinton, Glenn P. Jenkins, Godwin Olasehinde-Williams ABSTRACT Faced with a significant devaluation of its currency and a surge in food prices, the Nigerian government prohibited the use of foreign currency for food imports. This essentially blocked the importation of numerous food items under the guise of stimulating the domestic output of these staples. Consequently, food prices in Nigeria increased despite a global decline in food prices, and the incidence and severity of food insecurity escalated. This study examines the changes in the types and severity of coping mechanisms for food insecurity resulting from the food price shock caused…

On September 28th, 2024, startup founders and entrepreneurs gathered at CcHub for a transformational masterclass focused on navigating the complex, daunting, landscape of fundraising and startup growth. The event was packed with electrifying energy, valuable insights, and exclusive opportunities designed to help founders take their ventures to the next level. The room was buzzing with excitement as founders eagerly soaked up wisdom from a panel of industry experts who shared their hard-earned knowledge on the do’s and don’ts of startup fundraising. This wasn’t just another business event—it was an interactive, enlightening experience where founders left with real, actionable insights and…