Everyone says we advocate for the girl child at the detriment of boys. This is because there has been an age-long problem of inequality that we have been trying so hard to correct. At the same time, it feels like we left the men behind. This has caused a sharp tilt in the balance of things as women were being empowered but men were not. When this shift started happening, it seemed like men were doing just fine without it. Yet, leaving men at the mercy of societal constructs has given birth to toxic traits like drug abuse, violence and even suicidal tendencies. Hence, the dire need to help our men. This calls for more intense advocacy for the boy child. But not many people are seeing the urgency. This is why as often as possible; I like to highlight some great people who are picking up the gauntlet and making tremendous impact in boys’ and men’s lives. Today’s guest is Eshi Anna Obute. Eshi is a fantastic software engineer, an artist, a writer, a graphic designer and a craft woman

 In today’s world, we are always passionately advocating for women’s wellbeing and sometimes, it feels like we have left men behind. Men are usually silent or a tad negligent about issues that bother them personally. They are too busy fending for everyone else that they forget to notice that their heartbeat is irregular and they are gasping for breath too soon. Many times, men would work no matter what they feel because provider is part of their job description. It’s a badge they wear with pride and honor, a badge they never want to lose for any reason. So, they will give it all it takes every single time. You will more likely hear a man accept to do menial jobs even though he has a Master’s or doctorate degree holder so that he can cater for his family. Men will also work no matter what state of mind they’re in. He doesn’t even have to be married to assume these  tough responsibilities or make such sacrifices. Also, several experts agree that men are more likely to develop ch

 As part of activities marking the 2023 INTERNATIONAL DAY OF THE GIRL CHILD, ROSELINE ADESUYI INITIATIVE in conjunction with THE CHOSEN INSPIRAA FOUNDATION organised a one-day symposium for adolescents (boys & girls) across some selected secondary schools in Oyo State, enlightening them about who a GIRL CHILD really is and her unique nature. The event was held at the U&I Building, University of Ibadan Campus, with over 90 secondary school students in attendance, coupled with seasoned guest speakers. The theme for this year's celebration is "NEW ERA, NEW ME; REDEFINING WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A GIRL CHILD." Some of the guest speakers include: Charles Alade, MD/CEO, HEBBYMIX STUDIO LIMITED & Idowu Aderike Oyekola, a SOCIAL WORKER. There was also a PANELIST SESSION moderated by Favour of SOLUTIONS FM, Ibadan, where different issues relating to the personality of a Girl Child were addressed. The panelists include: Emmanuel Ola-Olowoyo, Network Coordin