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The World Humanity Commission (WHC) has announced the appointment of Ambassador Dr. Richy Onolememen as High Commissioner for Africa and Special Representative of the Commission in Nigeria, following a comprehensive selection process that culminated in a high-level panel review at the Transcorp Hilton, Abuja. Dr. Onolememen formally defended his application before the Commission’s selection panel, comprising senior officials, policy experts, and special envoy of the Presidency of the World Humanity Commission. The panel session formed a critical component of the Commission’s merit-based and transparent process for appointing senior leadership to advance its humanitarian and diplomatic mandate across Africa. During the engagement, Dr. Onolememen articulated a strategic vision focused on strengthening Africa’s voice within the global humanitarian architecture, deepening regional cooperation, and expanding the Commission’s operational impact in Nigeria. His presentation emphasized sustain...

 By Franco Why Advice Feels Heavy When You’re Already Overwhelmed When someone is overwhelmed, their inner world is already loud. And advising them at that point won’t help because it won’t arrive as relief. Instead it arrives as another demand. The reason an advice feels heavy it’s not because the words are wrong, but because it assumes two types of availability from the individual. Which are: 1. Mental availability .  2. Emotional availability .  That’s the capacity to receive something new without dropping what’s already being held, that's what it implies when it lands as another demand. And most overwhelmed people aren’t empty. They’re full internally. It’s vital to understand that being overwhelmed isn’t a form of confusion. It’s actually internal congestion .  In simple terms, it’s those plenty of unfinished thoughts running in the background (Your Mind).  Too many silent obligations stacked without resolution.  Too many internal negotiations happ...

Every year, hundreds of thousands of skilled professionals graduate from universities across Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean. These are software engineers, data scientists, financial analysts, healthcare professionals, and project managers who have invested years into building real, marketable expertise. Many of them are ready to work at an international level right now. Yet when they apply for roles in the UK, the US, Canada, or Europe, the results often do not match their ability. Applications go unanswered. Interviews never materialise. And for most of these candidates, the reason is not a lack of skill. There is a gap between how they present their experience and how international hiring systems are designed to read it. This is not a reflection of anyone’s capability. It is a design flaw in how global recruitment works, and it affects talented people from every emerging market. The good news is that once you understand the gap, it becomes surprisingly easy to close. ...

Skydreams Properties Limited introduces an affordable new estate, opening the door for individuals to build their own homes in Kaduna’s fastest-growing area. For many, the dream of building a personal home feels out of reach. SkyDreams Properties Limited is changing that narrative with the launch of its new estate, SKYGARDEN, in Millennium City, Kaduna. Officially opening on February 9, 2026, the project focuses on making land ownership accessible, providing a clear path for individuals and families to build a home that is truly their own. A Foundation for Your Future Home SKYGARDEN is designed for the person with a vision. The estate offers 3 bedroom bungalow and a section plots of land for individuals willing to develop on their own. The focus is on providing a secure, serviced foundation where your dream home can rise. “For potential homeowners, with this launch they are getting a plot at a discounted price to build,” said Miss Thalmon, Chief Marketing Officer at SkyDreams. “Our goa...

Politeness is often praised as professionalism. But in many workplaces, it is also a form of control. Mintslate Media’s upcoming psychological horror film Job Seekers examines how politeness operates as an unspoken rule within professional systems, especially when power is uneven and opportunity is scarce. Rather than presenting the workplace as neutral, the film reveals how survival can depend on silence, compliance, and emotional restraint. Founded in February 2025 by filmmaker Seyi Oluwatimilehin, Mintslate Media was created to tell stories rooted in lived experience. Job Seekers, directed by Seyi Oluwatimilehin and Alan Vega, reflects that vision by centering its story on Maya, a young immigrant attending a job interview that could determine her right to stay. “One of the reasons I founded Mintslate Media was to tell stories that are real, stories that are relatable, honest, and true to our time and existence,” Seyi Oluwatimilehin says. “Every one of these films carries a piece of ...

  Ghanaian music icon and multiple award-winning artiste, Samini, has officially unveiled plans for the release of his eighth studio album titled ORIGIN8A, scheduled to drop globally on February 12, 2026. The forthcoming project marks a significant milestone in the veteran musician’s career, symbolising both artistic maturity and a return to his musical roots. The album title draws meaning from the 8-ball imagery featured on its cover, which represents destiny, alignment, completeness and purpose. Speaking on the inspiration behind the project, Samini described ORIGIN8A as a deeply personal body of work shaped by reflection, growth and reconciliation. “This album represents my journey coming full circle. ORIGIN8A is about remembering where I come from, reconnecting with my roots and celebrating the people who shaped my story,” he said. Beyond music, the album also represents a symbolic homecoming. It reunites Samini with several artistes he mentored and supported during the early s...