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VAW: Guidelines for Health Sector Response
I just thought I could share this piece of information on my blog. It does make a whole lot of sense to develop and adopt this guidelines for health sector response on violence against women. This was designed by WHO.
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Child Nutrition: COUS COUS to the rescue
Cous-cous is a made of semolina (durum wheat) cooked by steaming. It is well known child friendly meal served with meat, fish and vegetables. The cous cous that is sold in the Nigerian market has been pre-steamed and dried and that is why it cooks quickly. Most care givers love this delicious meal because it is…
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5 Ways To Ignore The Elections and Have Fun on Valentine Day
This morning I noticed Mama Victor’s smile was wider than usual. Mama Victor is my neighbor (neighbor of life) and the only time I smell food from her kitchen is only on Saturdays when her pot of beans is burning. I tire! Back to the gist…she was escorting her husband to his…
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The State of Being Jayne
This week I have succeeded in crying , laughing, loving and ‘being Jayne’. We all know the state of crying or laughing or loving but the state of being Jayne is one I am still trying to discover….but I know it when I feel it. Yesterday, I had left the office at exactly 5pm for…
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Things Jayne Loves To Love
I love freebies, ‘oso free’, ‘free things’, ‘sister dash me’ and I believe that as I give, people will give me. lol. I got these lovely handmade soaps from my cousin. Her name is Zizi Nene and she’s such a lovely person. I have not met her in person but she has a beautiful heart…
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Child Nutrition: Child Friendly Okra Soup
Okra Soup is not new to Nigerian families especially those who have toddlers and very young children. Okra just makes feeding a lot easier for kids. It is a vegetable, highly nutritious and can go with almost everything….just name it! It is a special delicacy and I can proudly say I…
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Happy New Year and A Prosperous 2015
Happy New Year to everyone. I have been missing in action and I sincerely miss blogging and being part of the social network. My life has been busy…changed jobs, travelling, work, family…but I thank God I survived 2014. It was an amazing year for me. For the new year, we pray for God’s blessings, grace…
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WHEN CALAMITY IS SERVED AS A HEARTY BREAKFAST
Hey everyone and since this is the only place I can call my own I have decided to pour out my heart. I have been sad and depressed and gradually being eaten up by unknown predators….some are known, yes because I know them but they don’t know me but all the same…they are predators…eating and…
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Jollof Rice Recipe For Kids: Way To Go!
As we all know, Sundays without serving rice for lunch is an incomplete Sunday. Today I will be sharing my Jollof rice recipe with you. The key with cooking rice for kids is making it soft not marshy but easy to swallow and digest. As much as possible, keeping the rice moist and tasty is…
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ORANGE SCARF CAMPAIGN; A new fight to end violence against women and girls.
Getty Images UN Facts and Figures: Ending Violence against Women A pandemic in diverse forms-According to a 2013 global review of available data, 35 per cent of women worldwide have experienced either physical and/or sexual intimate partner violence or non-partner sexual violence. However, some national violence studies show that up to 70 per cent of…
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