Kevin Okunzuwa

2 months ago | newsexpressngr.com | Kevin Okunzuwa |Usman Aliyu

News Express |7th Feb 2025 | 2By KEVIN OKUNZUWA and USMAN ALIYUGolden Solomon’s life took a dramatic turn at 16 when a wrongly administered injection left him paralysed from the waist down. Born Solomon Mudi, with a promising future, this resilient teenager’s path was altered forever. Forced to rely on a wheelchair, Mudi’s education and future prospects seemed bleak.

2 months ago | iyamagazine.com | Kevin Okunzuwa |Usman Aliyu

Golden Solomon’s life took a dramatic turn at 15 when a wrongly administered injection left him paralysed from the waist down. Born Solomon Mudi, with a promising future, this resilient teenager’s path was altered forever. Forced to rely on a wheelchair, Mudi’s education and future prospects seemed bleak. Unlike his peers who attended public primary schools, he was compelled to beg for survival – a harsh reality many persons with disabilities face.

2 months ago | newsexpressngr.com | Kevin Okunzuwa |Deborah Akpede

News Express |3rd Feb 2025 | 9Security expert and Managing Director of Absolute Security and Advance Protocol Ltd, Mr Seyi BabaeSecurity expert and Managing Director of Absolute Security and Advance Protocol Ltd, Mr Seyi BabaeBy KEVIN OKUNZUWA and DEBORAH AKPEDE (NAN)Rituals, as defined by the Cambridge Dictionary, are a set of actions or words performed regularly, often as part of a religious ceremony. The Oxford Dictionary defines killing as the act of causing death, especially deliberately.

2 months ago | newsdiaryonline.com | Chimezie Godfrey |Kevin Okunzuwa |Deborah Akpede

By Kevin Okunzuwa and Deborah AkpedeRituals, as defined by the Cambridge Dictionary, are a set of actions or words performed regularly, often as part of a religious ceremony. The Oxford Dictionary defines killing as the act of causing death, especially deliberately. By these definitions, ritual killing can be understood as the deliberate act of taking another person’s life as part of either a religious or supernatural practice.

Dec 5, 2024 | nannews.ng | Kevin Okunzuwa |Vivian Ihechu |Ismail Abdulaziz |Folashade Adeniran

By Kevin OkunzuwaMrs Okla Joab, a teacher in Gombe State, struggled to make ends meet with her meager salary, barely sustaining herself and her two children each month. However, her life took a dramatic turn when she embraced the agribusiness initiative introduced by the Japanese Nigerian-based Sasakawa Africa Association (SAA), a Non-Governmental Government Organisation (NGO), paving way to her financial independence.