People

Nigerian who is fondly referred to as the giant of Africa, this is a befitting title that has ticked many boxes. One of which is the titans of wealth it has produced.

In this publication, Ezomo Godson writes about the similarities between the Benin and Yoruba people of Nigeria, looking back to how they came to be.

Have you ever wondered why victims in abusive relationsips find it hard to leave? This is due to the Stockholm syndrome, which is talked about fully in the article.

Maryam Idris Bappa writes about the challenges that Nigerian expatriates face when they rerurn home room abroad.

Ezomo Godson, a guest contributor on Applied Worldwide Nigeria writes about the importance of speaking multiple languages career-wise.

Feminism advocates gender equality, challenges patriarchy, and addresses intersectionality to dismantle systemic inequalities and empower all genders.

Single parenthood impacts child development, requiring support and resilience strategies to foster healthy growth for the child.

Ezomo Godson explores some lesser-known tribes in Nigeria, like Kamuku, Etche, and Igede, with the aim to shed light on their cultural values and resilience.

Cornrows were used by slaves as discreet communication maps and escape plans, symbolizing bravery and cultural heritage.