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Happy Father’s Day to all the incredible fathers and father figures who make a difference every single day!   Fatherhood goes beyond biology; it encompasses the profound responsibility to nurture, guide, and care for those in your charge. Whether you are a biological parent,

IT'S TIME TO PUT AN END TO THESE SENSELESS KILLINGS OF OUR PEOPLE My heart is heavy. The horrific and inhumane attack that occurred in Benue State two nights ago, where over 200 innocent lives, including women, children, and the elderly, were burnt to death in their homes, is

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on 10th December 1948 says:

Sudan war intensifying with devastating consequences for civilians, UN Fact-Finding Mission says Let us not forget about Sudan! The protection of the civilian population must be a priority, particularly in the context of humanitarian aid, as over 20 million people are facing

Can you believe it? They’re back in love! I’m even humming my favourite Millie Jackson track, "If You’re Not Back in Love by Monday," to send them my best wishes for a lasting relationship and enduring peace in Rivers State. 👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿👇🏿 youtu.be/MxA92NBYu1Q?si…

The tragedy of infanticide and femicide, especially when innocent baby girls become its victims, demands our urgent attention and collective conscience. What drives someone to abandon or deliberately endanger a newborn? The roots run deep—unwanted pregnancies, mental health

With learned senior Funke Adekoya, SAN! Congratulations, my learned sister, silk on your 50th anniversary as a lawyer. You remain a shining example and role model for many lawyers, especially women.

We just concluded the three-day Call to Bar ceremony, admitting our law school graduates into the legal profession. I'm thrilled to announce that 40 students from the University of Nigeria (UNN) achieved First-Class degrees among 260 first-class graduates. In total, 5,724

I support the introduction of reserved seats for women in parliament and commend the 10th Assembly for its efforts in the Constitution Review Process. The proposed Special Seats Bill aims to create 74 additional seats for women in the National Assembly and 108 in State Houses,

My prized stash: five thousand Naira’s worth of ginger. I counted 17 pieces, including spoiled ones. I always expect to get a better deal on ginger in Abuja than I ever could in Enugu, and this certainly disappoints me.

What a joyous occasion—welcoming my fourth grandchild into the world! She is a truly adorable and radiant little girl. Thank goodness, both the baby and her proud parents are healthy and thriving. Our hearts are filled with gratitude and happiness as we celebrate this beautiful

She's so cute!

Kemi Badenoch: A Broken Clock is Right Twice a Day The issue of citizenship in Nigeria affects all citizens, particularly women, by creating identity crises and hindering national development. The concept of "indigeneship" often limits women's rights in both their home states

The International Day of Women and Girls of African Descent, observed annually on July 25, honours the resilience and achievements of women and girls of African heritage. Established by the United Nations General Assembly, this day serves as a call to action for justice,

Falcons forever! Celebrating the remarkable triumph of the Super Falcons—what an extraordinary feat!  Your unwavering dedication and exceptional teamwork have made us, your supporters and the nation immensely proud.

As the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children, I had the honor of speaking at a distinguished high-level event to mark the inaugural World Day Against Trafficking in Persons at UN Headquarters in New York in July 2014. This

During my tenure as the United Nations Special Rapporteur from 2008 to 2014, I met countless survivors—women, girls, men, and boys—who had endured the horrors of human trafficking. I can state unequivocally that trafficking is a grave and ongoing reality that transcends all

In April 2012, I visited Cambridge University in the United Kingdom to meet with the students' research team supporting my mandate as the United Nations Special Rapporteur. During my visit, I took the opportunity to explore St. John's College, where I viewed the statues honouring

Stepping out on Saturday, 1st August, excitedly for an interview and to pitch for the position of Vice-Chancellor of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka.

I am waiting for an official response to my application for the highly sought-after position of VC at UNN. You understand how the process goes — it was fiercely competitive, and it went to---????