5 IoT Vulnerabilities for Enterprises you should know
In spite of rising importance in the tech market and an explosion of the Internet of Thing (IoT) products and applications for the retail market,...
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Lack Of Data Blamed for Africa’s Loss on Investments in Conservation
As countries continue to act to implement the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and members to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) await the coming of...
BREAKING: Sudan’s Omar Al-Bashir Steps Down Amidst Protests
Omar Al-Bashir, a political hardliner and controversial leader of Sudan, has stepped down after 30 years in power, reports say Thursday. United Arab Emirates-based Al-Arabiya...
Why Climate Action Needs Women
Ahead of the 2019 International Women’s Day on March 8, themed “Think equal, build smart, innovate for change”, everyone should acknowledge the benefits that women...
Investment on Child Nutrition in Northeast: What Nigeria Stands to Gain
#stopchildmalnutritionNigeria By Alex Uangbaoje Recently a report by Brookings Institution rated Nigeria as the poorest country globally, thereby becoming the poverty headquarters in the world,...
Where Nigeria’s Women Die the Most
A total 971 women died from pregnancy-related causes in hospitals between July and September this year, according to routine data on the national health management...
Study Reveals how Gender Influences Understanding of Climate Change
While political views play a strong role in Americans’ opinions on climate change, there are many other individual, social, and cultural factors that influence public...
‘Trainings you want, Trainings you get’
By Lekan Otufodunrin I have been involved in media trainings for journalists and other professionals for years, but none compares with what I had to...
‘Trainings you want, Trainings you get’
By Lekan Otufodunrin I have been involved in media trainings for journalists and other professionals for years, but none compares with what I had to...
Nigeria: Top Brass Street Beggars (ii)
By AbdulYassar AbdulHamid As begging is perceived as a lucrative business and a long-standing means of subsistence, many children are hired out as guides to...
