Veronica Mwaba is the founder of Dziwa Science and Technology (DSaT) Trust a not-for-profit organisation that aims to promote science communication and advocacy. Prior to her designation, she served as an Administrative Assistant at the largest economic bloc – the Common Market for Eastern & Southern Africa (COMESA) through the Alliance for Commodity Trade in […]Read More

Nyanquellah Livingstone, a Nurse, Mental Health Clinician and an Evangelist is the  CEO and  Founder of Raising Godly Generation Inc. a non-profit organization that is working on persons with  substance use disorder , disadvantaged women and girls, street children and disadvantaged youth. At the age of 5, she was separated from her father and she […]Read More

One of the unsung heroes of Africa in America is Lateef Olaniyan who holds Doctor of Pharmacy at theUniversity of Florida, Gainesville, FL. U.S.A.  The Nigerian born Pharmacist founded the Moses Lake Medical Team, a 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization in 2008. Dr.Olaniyan is the owner of Southgate Pharmacy in Moses Lake and Benton Southgate Pharmacy […]Read More

By Sunday Oyinloye As Europe battles second wave of corona virus with anxiety in other parts of the world, a Non-Governmental Organisation in Nigeria, International Society of Media in Public Health (ISMPH) has developed Advocacy Toolkit on COVID-19 and presented same to the National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA) The Toolkit was developed on […]Read More

By Sunday Oyinloye For a Nutritionist, Daniel Ayoade , Nigerian children have no business with hunger or malnutrition because of the  abundant natural and human resources as well as arable and  fertile lands that dot  most parts  of the country.  Unfortunately, the opposite is the situation   Nigerian children find themselves today.  Not only are they […]Read More

By Sunday Oyinloye Against the background of the danger malnutrition poses to public health in Nigeria, International Society of Media in Public Health (ISMPH) in collaboration with Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) Advocacy partners – Aisha Buhari Foundation (ABF), Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC), Network for Health, Equity and Development (NHED) held a virtual media […]Read More

By Sunday oyinloye  If anyone had predicted by this time of last year that the world would be held to ransom by a virus, no one would have believed, but the unexpected has happened far beyond human imagination. Not only has corona virus been holding most nations of the world to ransom, it has also […]Read More

By Sunday Oyinloye His frail physique on spindly legs readily stood him out. Potbellied and with thin frame, his dark leathery skin was riddled with that tinge of faded white indicative of the onset of rashes. Farouk and his ragtag band of street urchins daily make the rounds of Sabo, the seedy settler community in […]Read More

By Sunday Oyinloye In March this year, two Nigerian young men produced a video that lasted just 29 seconds where one acted as “Ebola” and the other as “Corona”.  “Ebola” called “Corona” to find out where he was and “Corona” said he was in Nigeria. Shocked by his location, “Ebola” told “Corona” that he was […]Read More

By Sunday Oyinloye These are really not the best of times for the world as most economies are crumbling due to the negative impact of COVID-19 pandemic which literally shut the world for months, and even now that the lockdown that greeted the pandemic is being eased in many countries including Nigeria, the future looks […]Read More