Author - INCRESE

The amplifications of voices from all over the world have been made more ubiquitous since the declaration of COVID-19 a pandemic by the World Health Organization (WHO). The pandemonium, which arose, has a result of vast- and fast-paced information that are being consumed daily was subtle at first, and then it became more noticeable as more disinformation and deepfakes... Read More

On 13th of May, 2010, I led the executives of the Minna Emirate Youth Association (MEYA) to collaborate with the International Center for Sexual Reproductive Rights (INCRESE). Part of what we benefited from the collaboration are: 1. Citizenship training 2. 5hours Weekly lectures on sexual rights, conflict resolutions, self esteem, gender equality, capacity building, mental health etc. #A_Decade_Old_Memory Read More

Everyday, I find a reason to distrust the poster children of minority struggles in Africa. From queer communities, to feminism and gender equality. Call it reckless stereotyping, but it is my belief that a black man rarely does something without having his gain in focus. For every time he shout “girls should be allowed to go to school” a black man has... Read More

In these precarious times when COVID-19 is ravaging lives and disrupting human activities, there has been news flying around about children neglected or left to roam the streets, especially in Kano and Lagos. Attentions have equally been drawn to the relocation of a thousand children dubbed Almajaris in Northern Nigeria, from Kano to other states, without any adequate provision... Read More

Corona virus or COVID-19 is caused by severe acute respiratory syndrome. The first case of novel coronavirus was reported in wuhan, China in late December,2019. It was declared as public Health emergency of international concern on 30th of January and a pandemic on 11th march of 2020 by World Health Organization. The Virology laboratory section of Nigerian Centre for Disease... Read More