
The Palace, the Song, and the Silence – Why Remi Tinubu Owes Osun an Apology By Henryrich Ojo The 10th anniversary of the Ooni of Ife’s ascension to the throne was meant to be a celebration of culture, unity, and respect for tradition. However, an avoidable moment of tension at the event has
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POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION: A Hidden Crisis Affecting Nigerian Mothers By Olufunmilayo Ojo, PhD “When Tola welcomed her daughter in Ibadan, friends and family celebrated the new arrival. But behind her polite smiles, she felt an overwhelming sadness she could not explain. Instead of the joy everyone expected, she struggled with constant fatigue, frequent tears, and a
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Graduation Galore: A Celebration Or Exploitation? By Olufunmilayo Ojo In recent years, graduation ceremonies have become a booming trend across Nigerian schools. What was once a tradition reserved for universities and occasionally secondary schools has now found its way into crèches, nursery classes, primary schools, and even junior secondary schools. Today, five-year-olds donning miniature graduation
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