Ending the scourge of street children in Africa
Famished, dirty, unruly, filthy, neglected, and in need of parental love and affection, millions of children living this life roam the streets of most parts of sub-Saharan Africa such as […]
Child soldiers deserve a beautiful future like your child’s
There are many horrific things that go on in the global political sphere which we are obviously responsible for. The gears of war, conflict, and chaos are greased by the […]
Is Democracy Good for your Health?
In the modern world today, it can be postulated with strong claims that democracy is a positive driver for health because it permits stronger representation of the poor and their […]
Your toilet-A gift you deserve
Most of us living in the 21st century do not realize how lucky we are to have access to modern toilet facilities when we want to ease ourselves. Airplanes, airports, […]
Abortion: Expanding access to the right to choose
Current polls show that there are no more pro life than there are pro choice supporters when it comes to terminating a pregnancy. However, we must be able to make […]
When schooling threatens livelihood-girl child education
In what is supposed to be the twilight of the war against Boko haram, a terrorist group in Nigeria infamous for their wild carnage and plundering in their quest to […]
Florida shooting: Will this carnage continue?
If you have ever heard the rattling sound of a semi automatic rifle, you can know two things. One- the bullet hasn’t hit you yet and two, you will have […]
Test yourself first-How self testing kits are revolutionizing Europe
The goal is to take testing to the door steps of Europe’s teeming population. With immigrants being welcomed on the great continent, this seems to have become part of the […]
Pain: On access to its treatment
No one should suffer needlessly from pain in the 21st century. More than 50 years after the world agreed (1961 Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs) to make narcotic pain relievers […]
Healthcare-can we all have it?
I still remember the disdain on the face of a guest Professor as he stood behind the lectern in a conference session on Universal health coverage (UHC) that I was […]