World Mental Health Day: The Least We Can Do to Support Mental Health…

Today, as we commemorate World Mental Health Day, we are reminded of the imperative to stand in solidarity with those battling the intricate challenges of mental health. For Black and African women, the burden of mental health disparities is often compounded by various societal factors, making it crucial to address this issue collectively and empathetically. While the solutions might […]

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Celebrating Dr. Ebun A. Joseph – An Influential Voice in the Fight Against Discrimination

On this day, we celebrate the life and achievements of Dr. Ebun Joseph Arogundade, a lighthouse of diversity, a bigwig academia, and an influential voice in the fight against racism. Born in 1970 in Benin City, Nigeria, Dr. Joseph’s journey has been marked by a passionate commitment to promoting racial equality and understanding. From Microbiology to Social Justice Dr. […]

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Celebrating The Luminary of Nollywood, Kunle Afolayan on His Birthday

Today, we celebrate Kunle Afolayan’s remarkable journey on his birthday – a true veteran in every sense of the word. We honor not just a man, but a visionary whose contributions are etched in the annals of Nigerian cinematic history. Afolayan’s indomitable spirit has paved the way for a bright and promising future for Nollywood, forever altering the landscape […]

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63 Cheers to the Lioness of Bourdillon, Oluremi Tinubu: A Legacy of Service, Philanthropy, and Political Excellence

As she celebrates her 63rd birthday, Oluremi Tinubu stands as an illuminant of multi-faceted accomplishments — a teacher, author, cleric, humanist, philanthropist, and politician. The First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, she embodies the strength behind the throne, offering unwavering support to her husband, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, a crucial figure tasked with shaping the destiny of […]

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Grace Oyin Adejobi: The Oldest Living Nigerian Actress

In Nigeria’s rich entertainment history, where the vibrant world of Nollywood now thrives, lie the unsung heroes and heroines who sowed the seeds of this flourishing industry. One such luminary is Grace Oyin Adejobi, famously known as Iya Osogbo, a true pioneer in the history of Nigerian acting and the oldest living actress in the nation at the age […]

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Five Institutions Founded by the late Doyen of African Accounting, Akintola Williams

Akintola Williams, Nigeria’s esteemed pioneer of accountancy, laid the foundation for an enduring legacy that extended beyond the corridors of finance. His groundbreaking journey saw the establishment of influential institutions, leaving an indelible mark on the accounting profession and environmental conservation in Africa. Deloitte & Touche (formerly Akintola Williams Deloitte) In 1952, Akintola Williams planted the seed for Africa’s […]

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The Passing of an Icon: Pa Akintola Williams, Sub-saharan African’s First Chartered Accountant

Nigeria, a nation known for its rich cultural heritage and diverse talents, has been the birthplace of countless individuals who have left an indelible mark on the world stage. One such luminary figure, whose extraordinary journey from humble beginnings to groundbreaking achievements has inspired generations, is the late Pa Akintola Williams. Reputed as the first Sub-Saharan African to become […]

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