Why I Advocate For Gender Equality – Tems

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Tems, a popular singer from Nigeria, had a really interesting moment at the Global Citizen Festival in Ghana when she discussed why she consistently advocates for gender equality. The hosts questioned Tems about why she consistently advocates for gender equality in her songs and podcast while the audience applauded. In response, the singer stated that she supports gender equality because not enough opportunities are provided for women. She continued by saying that if she could provide more chances and possibilities for women, she would. Tems said, “We don’t get enough chances. Women need more chances, women need more opportunities in this world. And if I can give it, why not. “I feel if you love someone you show them off. And I want to show off every woman in this world because they deserve it” Click to see more posts about 
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FG postpones WAEC, and NECO exams indefinitely.

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FG postpones WAEC, and NECO exams indefinitely.
Coronavirus: FG postpones WAEC, NECO exams indefinitely.

As the world continues the battle with the Covid-19 pandemic, the federal government has indefinitely postponed the Senior School Certificate Examinations (SSCE) for 2020.
Emeka Nwajubu, minister of state for education, on Tuesday, April 21, made the disclosure in Abuja while reeling out the federal government's education roadmap during coronavirus period, The Cable reports.
The minister said that provision is headway for the students to study online as both the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and National Examinations Council (NECO) will not hold at their fixed time due to the coronavirus outbreak.
2020 WAEC and NECO examinations have been indefinitely postponed by the federal government.
“The director of FCT has also opened a portal for the process. We are working with the ministry of information to escalate education content to provide for everyone at home.
“Our biggest challenge is to reach children who do not have devices but we are working with radio corporations to instil some of that for primary and secondary students.”
The decision to postpone the senior school exams came after coronavirus took a dangerous dimension on the country.
Nigeria presently has 782 cases with 197 patients discharged while 25 people have died as a result of the disease which has Lagos as its epicentre.
Earlier, some state governments have adopted radio broadcast option for learning since all schools have been on lockdown since the outbreak of the virus in the country in February.
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