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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.

Nigeria's history is marked by diverse cultures and British colonialism. Its economic and political legacies remain influential today.

Nigerian women are increasingly taking leadership roles across various sectors and inspiring future generations while demanding more women in leadership.

Omolade Madeenah shares helpful insights on how to maintain a budget-friendly skincare routine with the rapid increase in commodity price.

Ezomo Godson, a guest contributor on Applied Worldwide Nigeria shares some real life observations and patterns about Nigerian diaspora.

Tecy Igbadume talks about the decline in tradition which exists amongst Nigerian youths. And the role society plays in fostering this.