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The Proprietress of Aviella Nursery and Primary School, Ondo, Mrs Olaseha Ruth, has said that cultural celebrations in schools must serve a deeper purpose beyond colourful attire and festivities, stressing that they are vital tools for preserving history, language and identity. Speaking during an interview session with Jobeth Media in commemoration of Ondo cultural day […]
As Nigeria joins the world to mark International Mother Language Day 2026, education experts have renewed calls for stronger implementation of mother-tongue education, warning that sidelining indigenous languages could harm learning outcomes and accelerate cultural loss. The annual observance, proclaimed by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, highlights the importance of linguistic diversity […]
As the world marks International Mother Language Day, proclaimed by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), an education expert has warned that Nigeria risks cultural erosion and weakened learning outcomes if policymakers continue to sideline indigenous languages in schools. Lady Ejiro Umukoro, an education specialist and language advocate, described policies that downplay […]
A Liberian journalist and media development specialist, Mr George Sarwah Stewart, has observed how ethical journalism in Africa is declining not because journalists lack training or knowledge of professional codes, but because intense political pressure, economic hardship and weak institutional support systems are undermining newsroom independence. Mr Stewart made the remarks during the Journalists for […]
Mama Tajudeen, now in her late fifties, recalled one of her painful childhood experience that fateful morning. Growing up in Irele community of Ondo State, she was just 12, when elderly women stormed her home and forcefully dragged her immediate elder sister to perform the age long tradition of female circumcision on bare floor. “I ran […]
By Oluwaseyi E. Jimoh It was more than a parade of colors. More than a contest of speed. More than cheers rising from the school field. The atmosphere at Orimolade Community Comprehensive High School was vibrant and energetic as students, parents, and community leaders gathered for the school’s annual Inter-House Sports Competition. Beyond the colorful […]
By Oluwaseyi Elizabeth Jimoh The first time I heard about #WorldPulsesDay, I assumed it had something to do with heartbeats—checking your pulse, monitoring cardiovascular health. I was wrong. Perhaps my physical and health education background made me think so. It wasn’t about the rhythm in our wrists. It was about the rhythm of life on […]
It was a moment of deep emotion and reflection as CEO of Ruffy Tee Media, Mr. Rufus Temitope, popularly known as Ruffy Tee led family members, friends, and well-wishers to lay his father, Pa Charles Kokumo Rufus, to rest following his passing at the age of 64. The burial ceremonies, which took place in Ondo […]
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that an estimated 4.5 million girls, many under the age of five, are at risk of undergoing female genital mutilation (FGM) in 2026, as global efforts to end the harmful practice face growing financial and social pressures. In a statement issued by WHO on the International Day of […]
The World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed two cases of Nipah virus infection in eastern India, involving healthcare workers, but says there is no evidence of wider spread. WHO said the cases were detected in West Bengal, where two nurses aged between 20 and 30 tested positive for the virus after developing symptoms in late […]
