World Malaria Day is an internationally recognized day on the 25th of April each year, highlighting the global efforts to control malaria and celebrate the gains made.
There’s no vaccine available to prevent malaria. Talk to your doctor if you’re travelling to an area where malaria is common or if you live in such an area. You may be prescribed medications to prevent the disease. … More April 25th: World Malaria Day
I can see you with a sounding guitar
each string you play unifies my orchestra
sets my tempo in the pace of your temple
faster than beat per minute possible to pull … More My Love, My Muse | A Poem
Beyond every beautiful experience that can ever occur to one; beyond every wonderful achievement we could ever achieve, Love seems to be the apex of satisfaction of our experiences and achievements. Love keeps the existence of humanity and guides our hearts against making unhealthy decisions. It is a language that toddlers, kids, teenagers, adults, and elderly ones can understand.
There are various ways we can express love to others. Here are four acts of love to help build a connection with our loved ones: … More 4 Acts of Love You Should Know
Team members want to be led knowing that their leader will advocate for them, treat them fairly, and ultimately, do what’s right for the team always.
Enduring setbacks while maintaining the ability to show others the way to go forward is a true test of leadership. … More 5 Leadership Qualities and Characteristics
Acquiring skills borders on two things – relevance and enablement. Society today places a high premium on the person who has mastered how to muster the resources required to achieve his set goals – the person who gets things done.
Skills, not just a certificate from ivory towers, are the actual empowerment. The reason there is a disjoint relationship between what we get in our institution’s educational system and the skills we need to live is that our life experiences are personalized. … More Why You Should Possess Skills
It is health that is real wealth, and not pieces of gold and silver. An old English proverb says ‘Don’t dig your grave with your own knife and fork’. You are what you eat. Whatever goes inside of you is portrayed on the external. … More How to Stay Healthy this Month
Having a great and smooth relationship with your parents may not be the easiest thing to do during your teenage years. But it is not an impossible thing, or a daunting feat. … More Building a Great Relationship With Your Parents
The PadATeen project held in Calabar Nigeria on the 24th of March 2021 at Government Secondary School, Ikot Ansa, Calabar.
We gave two bags of 4 sanitary napkins to the Vice-principal academic and a bag each to two teachers.
Finally, we paid a thank-you visit to the Principal’s office and presented her with some items for the school sickbay. With that, we left the school premises amidst smiles and a show of gratitude for the outreach.
Total Number of Students = 79
Total Number of Teachers = 2 … More School Outreach 14- Calabar, Nigeria | PadATeen Project
The PadATeen project held in Ibadan Nigeria on the 23rd of March 2021 at HLA Grammar School, Ibadan, Oyo State.
We had them file out as we handed each of the 90 girls packs of Molped sanitary pads, after which we gathered to take pictures. Of the three girls who answered the questions with prizes attached, two were given extra sanitary pads and one, a gift of N200 airtime. The 7 leftover pads were distributed to girls from the junior school and the female members of staff who coordinated the talk with us. … More School Outreach 13- Ibadan, Nigeria | PadATeen Project
Teens Meet Outreach 