In our last article on career development, we shared some pragmatic steps one can take in choosing a career, in which “getting to know” is one of such steps. This section will share a list of career choices every one looking to…
Read MoreLet’s impact your world with great adverts We are elated to inform you of our newest unveiling!!! You asked for it, we listened, and today we are launching our “Advert column” on the intellects magazine. We cannot wait to handle your adverts,…
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The basic interest of The Intellects Magazine(TIM) is to help you “Impact your world” and one way to do that is- by being on the right career path, which is why we launched a career development category. HOW TO CHOOSE A CAREER?…
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We are back from the long break, and it is our first post for the year, on the first day of a new month! Our aim is to help you impact your world, and this year we are more determined than ever…
Read MoreThe Intellects Magazine supports the #ENDSARS #ENDSWATinNigeria #ENDPOLICEBRUTALITY #REFORMTHEPOLICE movement pioneered by Nigeria youths, and continues to lend a voice to building the kind of Nigeria we want posterity to remember us for.In our article titled, ‘Federal Government’s Relief Parcel’, we reinstated…
Read More“Who is the Nigeria system?” “Is the system really immuned to pragmatic democracy?” These questions have stared me in the face, and dwelled in my head over time. Regardless of its intensity, the answers seem to be far fetched. On some days,…
Read MoreIf we are to rewrite history in Nigeria, the art should be focused on projecting the humanity in our culture and the strength of the people before the British colony and amalgamation of the northern protectorate and southern protectorate. The streets of…
Read More(written by Violet Ejiata, Face of Girlpreneur) Debates on gender roles and some gender stereotypes sidetrack the core conversation of the yolk of Feminism, which is on equal rights and privileges for both genders; to the best of my knowledge, that is…
Read MoreDid you know what I missed most this Easter and Lockdown? It’s that I didn’t see clown (horrible) attires that trigger unending laughter any time I remember the design, courtesy of the tailors and seamstresses who are supposed to clothe us in…
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