Nigerian Engineer, Dr. Felicia Agubata Named on Special Tube Map in UK, as an Engineering Icon

Engr. Dr. Felicia Agubata, a former President of the Association of Professional Women Engineers of Nigeria (APWEN), has been bestowed with the honor of having a London Metropolitan/Piccadilly line station named after her on a special engineering-themed Tube map. The map, initiated by the Royal Academy of Engineering (RAEng) and Transport for London (TFL), commemorates engineers from various disciplines […]

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Tribute to a True African Matriarch: Iyalode Alaba Lawson

On October 28, 2023. Iyalode Alaba Oluwaseun Lawson, a name synonymous with leadership, philanthropy, and community impact, departed this world leaving behind a legacy that will continue to touch generations yet to come. Today, we pay tribute to a real-life “Akinkanju” of Yorubaland, a true African matriarch, a global business magnate, who meant so much more in the hearts […]

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Maureen Charming Layokun: The Nigerian Media Mogul Taking London’s Spotlight

Maureen Layokun is a name that radiates sophistication, class, and elegance in London’s media and journalism. Hailing from Nigeria and based in the UK, this multi-faceted journalist has earned her place in the limelight, not just as a prominent publisher but also as a proud wife and mother. Maureen has culminated a highly successful journey for herself with many […]

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Tyrod Taylor Shatters 100-Year NFL Record to Become First Black Quarterback to Win for NY Giants

Tyrod Taylor has etched his name into the annals of New York Giants and American Football history by becoming the first Black quarterback to lead the franchise to victory. This historic feat unfolded in the Giants’ matchup against the Washington Commanders, marking a watershed moment in the nearly century-long history of the NFL team. The NFL has seen its […]

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Remembering Nigeria’s Goalsfather Rashidi Yekini, Eleven Years After…

Eleven years ago today, Nigeria was plunged into mourning. The sense of grief was matched only by shock as news emerged that Rashidi Yekini, at just 48, was dead. Sunday Oliseh led the tributes, eulogizing his former Super Eagles team-mate as “one of the best African players and legends to ever walk this earth.” And while the praise was […]

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World Chef Day: Savoring Africa’s Culinary Heritage: How Black Men and Women Are Redefining Global Cuisine

For centuries, the continent of Africa has been a treasure trove of flavors, techniques, and ingredients that have gradually influenced global cuisine. Africa’s culinary heritage remains one of the world’s best-kept secrets. Today, on World Chef Day, we celebrate the achievements of black and African men and women who have played a pivotal role in shaping the vibrant tapestry […]

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Tribute to Mandela’s Granddaughter, Zoleka: A Courageous Journey of Hope and Advocacy

Zoleka Mandela, granddaughter of the revered Nelson Mandela, passed away on September 25, 2023, after a valiant battle with metastatic cancer. She was 43 years old. This somber news was confirmed by her family spokesperson, Zwelabo Mandela, through an Instagram post. Zoleka was initially diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 32. After achieving remission, the cancer unfortunately […]

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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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Alex Okosi: Engineering Digital Transformation and Amplifying African Voices at Google

Ogbuefi Akunne Alex Uche Okosi, a visionary business executive of Nigerian origin has had a journey laid with triumph, education, and success-driven passion. From his humble beginnings in Nigeria to his present role at Google, with a desire to inspire aspiring leaders, one thing is clear, this guy is out to revolutionize Africa’s tech industry. Okosi’s story is a […]

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