SPOTLIGHT: Meet Léonard, the Chadian bracing the odds to give nomadic children education

In November 2019, Gamaïgué Watouing Léonard stumbled upon a nomad camp in Chad, where he witnessed children playing under the shade of trees instead of attending school. Touched by the sight, he made a decision that would change the lives of these marginalized children forever – he would voluntarily teach them. In this report CrispNG’s … Read more

Grass to grace series (5): Victor Osimhen, from Lagos street hawker to African Player of the Year

Victor Osimhen’s journey from sachet water hawking on the streets of Lagos to be a beloved Napoli striker. His impact transcends to the football pitch. Recognized globally, football experts place him in the league of the best, alongside the likes of Erling Haaland and others. “Osimhen’s performance has been nothing short of exceptional. He is … Read more

Grass to grace series (4): Burna Boy, the Port Harcourt ‘local champion’ now an African giant 

Damini Ebunoluwa Ogulu, popularly known as Burna Boy, was born on July 2, 1991, in Ahoada, Rivers State, Nigeria. Growing up in a Yoruba family of Bose Ogulu and Samuel Ogulu, Burna Boy’s roots traced back to West Africa. His early years were spent in Ahoada before his family settled in Lagos, where his journey … Read more

10 businesses you can start in 2024 with little capital

Starting a business with limited capital is always a challenge, but it is not impossible. With the right approach and a solid business idea, you can kick-start your entrepreneurial journey even with little investment.  In this article, CrispNG will present 10 businesses that you can consider starting in 2024 with minimal capital requirements. These ideas … Read more

10 mistakes to avoid in 2024

As 2024 and the new year approaches, it’s crucial to reflect on past experiences and strategize for a successful future. To help you make the most out of the coming year, here are 10 common mistakes to avoid in 2024.  By steering clear of these pitfalls, you can enhance your personal and professional growth, increase … Read more

What to know about veteran Yoruba poet and activist Olanrewaju Adepoju

Prominent Yoruba poet, writer, artist, and religious leader, Alhaji Olanrewaju Adepoju has passed away. He died at his Ibadan residence on Sunday, 10th December 2023 at 7 pm. Five things to know about late  Olarenwaju 1. Yoruba poet, writer, artiste, and religious leader, Alhaji Olanrewaju Adepoju, has passed away. 2. Adepoju died at his residence … Read more

Five things to know about ace NTA broadcaster Aisha Bello Mustapha

Nigeria Television Authority (NTA) veteran news anchor Aisha Bello Mustapha is dead. The news of the death of the veteran broadcaster came in the early hours of Monday, 11th December, 2023. According to BBC Pidgin, the journalist died after a brief illness in Abuja. 1. Aisha Bello Mustapha, is a renowned news anchor, passed away … Read more

Grass to grace series (3): Obasanjo, the son of nobody who governed Africa’s most populous country 

    In a recent interview, former President of Nigeria, Olusengu Obasanjo, reflected on his challenging early years, saying, his family’s poverty was a significant uphill battle. These shed light on his humble beginnings and the struggles he faced on his path to greatness. The former President, was born into a humble farming family on 5th … Read more

Nigeria, Afghanistan… list of most prayerful nations in the world

In a recent report by the Pew Research Centre, Afghanistan has secured the top spot as the world’s most prayerful country, boasting an impressive 96% prayer rate. The report highlighted Nigeria as the second-ranked nation with a 95% prayer rate, closely followed by Algeria, securing the third position at 88%. The Pew Research Centre, a … Read more

Grass to grace series (2): Olamide, the ghetto-born artiste and varsity dropout who became a global star

Born on March 15, 1989, in Bariga, Lagos State, Olamide Adedeji widely known by his stage name, Olamide Badoo faced hardships from the start. Raised in poverty, his parents, Pa Adedeji and Ronke Osisanya Adedeji, struggled to provide three square meals for his family. He revealed, “Surviving was hard… life in the ghetto is almost … Read more