Campus Story

Our just-concluded Press Conference

University of Abuja
Campus Story

At the Women and Children Education Foundation, Press Conference held on 13th November 2025 at the Conference Hall of the ANA Secretariat, Abuja. The young ones were taught what to expect at university upon gaining admission. The book Campus Story (Misunderstood Love) was presented to them as a tool to have a safe environment for learning.

The Student Union Government Presidents of the College of Education Akwanga and the FCT COLLEGE OF NURSING, were present.

Happy World Youth Skills Day 2025

Courtesy of WOMCEF

*POLYGAMY IN MALAYSIA*

A Female Professor was invited for a lecture and the topic she chose to talk about was polygamy.

She talked on the benefits of polygamy, why women should embrace it and support their husbands towards achieving it.

As she kept emphasising on this topic, a lady from the audience raised her hand, stood up and introduced herself before speaking.

Lady: "Professor, I really appreciate this topic because am relieved of my fear, I never knew you are this simple and understanding. Your message has given me the opportunity to open up to you,"

She cleared her throat and continued....

"I have been married to your husband for the past four years, and between us, we have a set of twins "

To the greatest surprise of all in the hall, the Professor fainted and was rushed to the hospital.

After she was revived, she opened her eyes to see same lady standing by her bedside.

Lady: Professor I don't know who your husband is. I just lied to you to see if you can handle what you preach to others. Next time, please speak on subjects that you are good at. Don’t stand up on a stage and throw your thoughts around just because you have the title 'Professor' in front of your name.
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*LESSION*
Teach what you can practice!!!!!
Happy Weekend House 🏠

Who is to be blamed, the English Man or Me?

I was in a store this evening and waiting for the payment of the goods that I supplied. I observed that the shop owner had more customers for ci******es and gin.

The patronizers were men of all classes and it kept me wondering.

How much do they spend on those items? Do their wives and children consume as much as they consumed?

Were they included in the family budget?

I'm just thinking aloud.