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Aderonke Kale became the first woman in Nigeria to attain the rank of Major-General in the Nigerian Army in 1994, about 30 years after the first...
African women continue to make waves. Afua Kyei, a Ghanaian-British woman, has been named the most influential Black person in the UK, topping the 2026 Powerlist....
On April 26, 2020, Nigeria lost Dr. Tosin Ajayi, founder and Chief Executive Officer of First Foundation Hospital, one of the country’s most respected private healthcare...
Captain Tamuno Ebiye was born in the mangrove-lined town of Okrika, Rivers State. A quiet river girl; the daughter of a fisherman and a local teacher....
Susan Young Browne is 108 years old, and she still drives herself to the grocery store. Behind the wheel of her blue Subaru, the Dover, Delaware,...
On July 8, 2026, the National Association of Akpabuyo Students Worldwide (NAAS Worldwide) recorded a significant milestone in its institutional history with the successful inauguration and...
Our searchlight beams on Bille Kingdom, a quiet naturally beautiful and endowed community set up in an island surrounded by water. Water is the center of...
Cross River women gathered to celebrate something far greater than an award. They gathered to celebrate excellence, courage, service and the enduring strength of the Cross...
Namibia has made history by becoming the first country in the world where women simultaneously hold the top three leadership positions: President, Vice President, and Speaker...
Global recognition comes to those who have over the years, through silent steps, built a legacy of integrity, respect and success walking through society and helping...
