Author name: Nmesoma Okwudili

Understanding Postpartum Psychosis – A Serious Issue Affecting New Mothers   Postpartum is a term given to the period after childbirth. There are various things a woman encounters during her postpartum., one of which is bleeding. The bleeding can be more in the morning and even more after breastfeeding. This experience results from the contraction […]

Bridging the Divide Across African Borders – The African Union Passport   The African continent is made up of 54 countries, each with its own unique culture, history, and people. Despite sharing a continent, travelling between African countries can be challenging due to visa restrictions and other barriers to entry. A recent African Union report

The Consequences of Climate Change – Nigeria’s Agricultural Sector Under Threat   The agricultural industry in Nigeria is the backbone of the nation’s economy, contributing significantly to its GDP and offering millions of people jobs. Although crop yields are declining, food prices are rising, and there is a growing food shortage in Nigeria as a

The Aba Women’s Riot – The Women Who Refused to be Silent!    An unforgettable moment in history was the rise of women who came together and dared to march in aggressive revolt against the British colonial administration’s policies in the southeast of Nigeria. These women made history as they rouse fearlessly in protest against

Overcoming Imposter Syndrome – A Practical Guide   Imposter syndrome is a psychological phenomenon that describes people’s doubt in their abilities, which leads to a sense of racketeering despite their genuine accomplishments and success. This psychological occurrence is associated with unfavourable conditions, such as a sense of inadequacy and self-doubt, which can be intimidating and

Nigeria’s Education System in Crisis –  Potential Solutions   Recent discussions in Nigeria have focused on the educational system’s current state and potential for reform. The system is expected to meet the needs of the growing population of over 200 million people. Despite the government’s efforts to provide free and compulsory primary education, approximately 10.5

From Marginalisation to Empowerment – The Nigerian Woman. A Story    Women in Nigeria have made significant progress in recent decades towards achieving political influence and power. Many of Nigeria’s indigenous cultures were matrilineal before colonisation, which means that women played significant roles in community governance and that descent could be traced through the female

Forced Migration – The Psychological Burden of Displacement Over the years, Africa has seen an increase in the number of refugee camps. The numerous crises and disasters primarily experienced in the sub-Saharan region, more notably in southern and western Africa, are to blame for this depressing reality. Unexpected events like ongoing war, natural catastrophes, conflict,

Addressing The Challenges and Pursuing Growth in The Nigerian Sports Industry   The Nigerian sports industry is a promising one with limitless potential, but it is also fraught with difficulties. It has seen significant achievements, with many people of Nigerian ancestry excelling in various sports around the world. Notably, at least 80 Nigerian-born athletes have

The Threat of Tribalism in Nigeria   Nigeria, like many other countries, has long struggled with tribalism. This inherent form of social identification in which people identify primarily as belonging to a specific ethnic group is quickly becoming a plague that fuels ethnic lines rather than fashion-prepossessing cultural uniqueness. The social phenomenon is gradually turning