Charles Joughin: The Titanic baker who survived against all logic On the fateful night of April 14, 1912, when the Titanic struck the iceberg and chaos engulfed thousands of people, one man decided that if the end was coming, he would at least face it in good spirits. His name was Charles

Yetunde Holloway stands as a remarkable figure in Nigeria’s educational history—an educator and administrator whose career helped shape generations of students and contributed to national policy development in education. Born in 1938 at Massey Street Children’s Hospital, Yetunde Holloway hails from Ijebu-Imushin. She was born into the family of Mr and Mrs Philip