NOA to stop ‘extreme’ sign-out practices among graduating students

The National Orientation Agency (NOA) has announced plans to clamp down on what it described as extreme and indecent “sign-out” practices among graduating students in Nigerian tertiary institutions. Director-General of the Agency, Lanre Issa-Onilu, disclosed this during the flag-off of a nationwide campaign on government policies, programmes, and activities. He was represented by Deputy Director-General…

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Democracy Day Discourse Unmasks Systemic Corrupt Practices, Pushes Policy Reforms – Independent Newspaper Nigeria

1 The Muslim Lecturers Association (MLA) has called for a comprehensive policy overhaul to tackle endemic corruption in Nigeria. This followed a Democracy Day policy dialogue held virtually on June 12, 2025 (via YouTube and Zoom), under the theme “We Are All Corrupt? Unmasking Corrupt Practices Through Sociological, Psychological, Religious, Political and Linguistic Lenses for…

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Self-Care Practices To Do After A Day Of Protesting — Guardian Life — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

By Odunmorayo Oke 01 August 2024   |   8:21 pm As we enter into the #EndBadGovernance protest period, activists on the frontline may face some physical or mental challenges. Participating in these demonstrations against the government can trigger a bunch of different emotions, from standing for long hours to walking, and chanting all day,…

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Sustainable fashion practices for ethical fashion industry

The fashion industry is a significant contributor to environmental pollution, resource depletion, and social injustice. However, a growing movement towards sustainable fashion practices is gaining momentum. Sustainable fashion involves designing, producing, and consuming clothing in a way that minimizes harm to the environment, conserves resources, and promotes fair labour practices. Sustainable fashion practices aim to…

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