Supporting Girls In STEM \”We have to show girls that they will be loved and accepted, not for being perfect, but for being courageous.\” Those are the words of Reshma Saujani, the founder of GirlsWhoCode, a US-based non-profit organization that provides STEM support to women and girls with the aim to increase the participation of […]
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STEM, Are there African women in STEM fields? Of course, there are many of them. Meet Rebecca Enonchong, the Cameroonian woman Technopreneur who founded AppsTech, Bethesda, a Maryland-based global provider of enterprise application solutions in the United States. AppsTech, which was founded in 1999 now has clients in more than 40 countries on 3 continents.
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\”Women are powerful, loving, caring, and resourceful. They contribute immensely to the material, intellectual, and spiritual development of the family, and the progress of the entire society by bringing up their children into responsible adults. \”Also, women are as intelligent and ambitious as men, with as much potential to attain success in their various career
With a heavy heart we mourn the sudden passing away of Tolulope Oluwatoyin Arotile, a 24-year-old female Combat Helicopter Pilot whose young life was sniffed out by a ghastly automobile accident on 14 July, 2020. Born on December 13, 1995 to Mr and Mrs Akindtunde Arotile in Ijumu Local Government Area, Kogi State, Ms
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Do you know that the STEM world would not be were it is today without the immense contributions of many black women? Here are two striking examples of black women who have made groundbreaking inventions in the advance of Medical Science. Alice Augusta Ball (1892-1961) is a Black woman Medical Scientist that developed the Ball
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The question of increasing rate of unemployment in Africa, and particularly Nigeria, is one that poses great concern to our social and economic development, and both governments and private organizations are working round the clock seeking solutions to that social problem Speaking today on Odenigbo radio 99.1 FM on this week\’s episode of our weekly
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Recent study shows that negligence by both teachers and parents is the single most debilitating factor undermining children\’s ability to learn in school and informally. Most times School children are faced with myriads of challenges such as poor memory, absentmindedness, poor communication skills, lack of self-consciousness, and more. Due to negligence by both their teachers
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