The Bullying Aid
2021-09-02
A massacre is not necessarily committed with knives. A consignment of HIV test kits, reagents, and ARVs arrived in Kenya via United States Aid Development Agency (USAID), a global foreignContinue Reading
TURNS OUT WE ARE ALL VICTIMS (PART ONE) – PILLAR AND GROUND OF TRUTH
2021-08-19
He said, “Are you Christian?” I replied, “Yes.” “Ensure you go to church for Thanksgiving once you get to church on Sunday,” he replied, as he robbed me. Nigeria isContinue Reading
Looking Behind the Mirror: Demystifying Domestic Violence Against Women in Kenya
2021-08-10
Violence is an ever-present reality for women and girls in Kenya. In 1993, the UN Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women offered clear parameters of gender-based violence. KenyaContinue Reading
Renew and “Un-Bland” Your Resolutions
2021-02-10
It is February now, and many New Years Resolutions start to drift away! But that doesn’t mean they are unimportant. Perhaps, we just need a little reminder: “Happy New Year”Continue Reading
Celebrating America’s Democratic Institutions
2021-01-29
January 6, 2021 is a day that will live forever in infamy in the minds of not just Americans but everybody who is a believer in the principles of democracyContinue Reading
Can Africa End Racism?
2021-01-06
Black Lives Matter, Kick It Out, Equal Game and so on are international movements started for the purpose of dealing with the scourge of racism in our world. What isContinue Reading
Why a Review of Police Firearms Possession in Nigeria is a Necessity
2020-12-09
“With great power there must also come great responsibility“ – The Peter Parker (Spiderman) Principle Early October this year, there was an uprising against what was deemed excessive use ofContinue Reading
Human trafficking in Africa and Europe
2020-12-08
By Ewa Rejman and Tomi Ojebode Human trafficking is among the world’s leading crisis affecting millions of people. International Organization for Migration (IOM) and other agencies continue to report patheticContinue Reading
The #EndSARS Movement: The Hypocrisy of Empathy
2020-11-20
At that time King Herod caused terrible sufferings for some members of the church. He ordered soldiers to cut off the head of James, the brother of John. When HerodContinue Reading
Madagascar and Nigeria: pro-life promotion and culture
2020-11-04
IYc’s contributors from Africa, Sedera Lalason and Tomi Ojebode, write to discuss pro-life promotion and culture from the viewpoint of two African countries: Nigeria and Madagascar. As the world continues toContinue Reading