Grace Abu

Non-oil income generating product

Grace Abu Aug 23, 2020

Cashew, botanically known as ANACARDIUM OCCIDENTALE, was introduced to Nigeria by Portuguese explorers but quickly became popular in 1950s when it was commercially planted in the eastern regions of Oghe, Oji and Mbala and also in the western regions of Iwo, Eruwa and Upper Ogun by the defunct Eastern Nigeria Development Corporation (ENDC) and Western […]

Agriculture And Nation Building

Grace Abu Jul 31, 2020

For a country to be ideally independent, such a country has to be self-sufficient. When a country has difficulty in producing what it consumes, then there is an imbalance of trade and that will affect the per-capital income of the country. If a country cannot achieve self-sufficiency in technology, resources, or other sectors due to […]

The wealth in palm trees

Grace Abu Jul 28, 2020

Palm tree is one of the richest trees on earth when it comes to the natural endowment. No part of the palm tree is wasted, every part of it can be converted into monetary gain. There are enormous products you can get from a palm tree, some are known to us, and some are totally […]

Male Sexual Abuse

Grace Abu Jun 14, 2020

Male victims of sexual assault are largely neglected in our society. Majority of sexual assault are perpetrated by the men, but the real fact is that 1 out of every 10 men is a victim of sexual assault either by a man or by a woman. Males are being abused in our society and it’s […]

Child Not Bride

Grace Abu Jun 08, 2020

Child marriage is a marriage of a girl or a boy before the age of 18 and it refers to both formal and informal unions in which children under the age of 18 live with a partner as if married. The reasons girls are married are diverse, parents sometimes believe that through marriage, they are […]

The Gender Quagmire

Grace Abu May 30, 2020

Literally, All Fingers Are Not Equal; but in practice, when the hand wants to perform the function of eating, all the fingers are involved. Though some play more important roles than others but they all have equal opportunity to participate. As ordinary as it looks and seems, this is the stack reality about the role […]

Female genital mutilation should be completely abolished

Grace Abu May 21, 2020

Female genital mutilation has lasting physical, medical and mental consequences that needs to be discussed so that girls and women no longer have to suffer in silence. According to the world health organization (WHO), female genital mutilation is all procedure that involves partial or total removal of the external female genitalia, or other injuries to […]

A Slow Decline In Child’s Right – COVID19 & Africa

Grace Abu May 08, 2020

Children are not the face of this pandemic. But they risk being among its biggest victims. While they have thankfully been largely spared from the direct health effects of COVID-19 at least to date the crisis is having a profound effect on their wellbeing. All children, of all ages, and in all countries, are being […]

Sexual Assault, Rape & The Nigeria Public Servants – A Growing Trend of Beastliness

Grace Abu Apr 09, 2020

Rape incidence in Nigeria for women and girls as recorded by the National Bureau of statistics in May 2019, was 63.04% in 2015, increased to 72.13% in 2016 and decreased to 69.33% in 2017. Violence and crime are social ills that threaten the peaceful coexistence of humanity and the realization of equality, development and social […]