Nigeria’s palm oil production: traditional vs. modern methods, local economy, environmental impact & conscious consumption for sustainable solutions.
The importance of mothers in Nigeria and how Mother’s Day is celebrated
In Nigeria, mothers have an important role in family life. Mothering Day is celebrated on the fourth Sunday in Lent and is often celebrated with gifts, flowers and a special meal. Although Mothering Day is a Western holiday, it is celebrated in Nigeria as it is in England and can also coincide with International Women’s Day on 8 March.
May Day in Nigeria: history, significance and celebrations
May Day is an important holiday in Nigeria that highlights the rights and importance of workers in society. The history of the holiday dates back to the late 19th century when Nigerian workers organised themselves to press for their demands. May Day celebrations include parades, rallies and other events that honour the importance of labour and workers. The holiday is also a day of solidarity and unity, showing the importance of cooperation and solidarity in the world of work. Michael Imoudu was one of the founding fathers of the Nigerian labour movement and worked tirelessly for workers’ rights.
HIFA wishes you a Happy Easter!
The beautiful image of the Easter Lamb, which represents redemption and hope, was painted by Rev. Fr. Raymond Idiong and provided to HIFA (Help for All) – thank you very much! We want to remember the words of John the Baptist: “Behold, the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin of the world” (John 1:29, John 1:36), and work to ensure that all children in Africa have access to education and support.
