Healthy Ageing

When Home, Family and Healthcare Pull in Different Directions

For generations, caring for older relatives has been deeply rooted in Nigerian culture. Parents grow old surrounded by their children…

Sam EFERARO

Ageing in Diaspora: Choices and challenges

Having examined retirement policies in the United States in previous articles, this article now considers how Nigerian senior citizens age…

Sam EFERARO

Why Falls Pose a Silent Threat to Older Nigerians

Renowned nationalist, lawyer, statesman and first Premier of the old Western Region, Chief Obafemi Awolowo died in the bathroom of…

Sam EFERARO
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Senior Citizens Still Standing 1: President Olusegun Obasanjo

You would think he was in his 30s or 40s. As he…

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Nigerians Growing Old in The Diaspora

By Alex Aiayi-Bembe, Edinburg, Texas, USA In my first article, I noted…

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The Silent Crisis: How High Blood Pressure Threatens Nigeria’s Elderly

Papa Ogbeh never imagined that the occasional headaches he treated with paracetamol…

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Welcome Alex Ajayi-Bembe

We are delighted to welcome Alex Ajayi-Bembe, a respected Nigerian journalist based…

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How we really treat our elders

“A society is measured by how it cares for its elderly citizens”…

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Growing Old in Nigeria

Two days ago, Ademola Akintunde James turned 69. Surrounded by his two…

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