Discovering Your Talent as a Woman
When you skill up, you stop waiting to be chosen, you start choosing yourself'. When I was young, I believed that success was a straight road, without bends and…
What We Want for World Mental Health Day 2025
Is Mental Health Access for Survivors of Conflict and Disaster, Empowering Women, providing support for Girls, and Children Today is the world turns its focus to those whose peace…
The Lagos 5: And the deafening Silence
I am deeply concerned, not just by the deaths of five Lagos female political leaders which happened sequentially, but by the eerie silence and dissociation that followed it. Unlike so…
Mrs. BUCKET: Empowering WOMEN in workplaces.
Rachael Flanagan is a Welsh Entrepreneur and founder of the professional cleaning company Mrs. Buckét, known for modernizing the industry and championing women in the workplace. She leads a predominantly…
Dangers of Class Bias in Feminism
Every woman deserves equal access and opportunities, irrespective of her social class, ethnic, racial or religious background. However, that is not often the case. Feminism has long been a force…
Books Before Boys: Why Education is Every Girl’s Superpower
You almost hissed when you read the title of this article, especially in our present world where education feels like a scam to many. Some of our mothers would disagree…
Herstory of Independence: Women, Girls and the Making of Nigeria
Every 1st October, Nigerians raise their flags high to honor the nation’s independence. It is a day of pride, a reminder of freedom, and a celebration of identity. But beneath…
From Nursery to Parliament: Juggling Motherhood and Leadership
Motherhood is often described as the most demanding yet rewarding role a woman can ever hold. It requires total sacrifice, patience, resilience, and an unyielding capacity to nurture. As the…
Mithali Raj and Usha: Two Indian Cricket Heroes Empowering Women and Girls Through Sport
When we think of Indian cricket heroes, the names of stadium legends often come to mind. But the true spirit of the game is found not only under the floodlights…
Balancing Experience with Innovation: Why Boards Need More Women and Younger Voices
A study by the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) found that nearly one-third of the UK’s largest companies recruit board members through personal networks, which limits diversity, inclusion, and…
The Importance of Quality Daycare for Working Women in Nigeria
Majority of women’s ability to participate meaningfully in the labour force depends heavily on access to affordable, quality childcare. Across Africa, and particularly in Nigeria, women carry the bulk of…
Historically Harmful Traditions and Violence Against Women
For centuries, women’s bodies have been controlled, harmed, and even destroyed in the name of tradition, beauty, honor, and culture. Harmful practices that once seemed acceptable have left generations of…
Healing a World in Conflict: Role of Women in Peacebuilding
Studies have shown that peace agreements reached with the active participation of women have a better chance of being sustainable and effective than those without. Societies that put an emphasis…
Sept 18th: Equal Pay for Equal Work Day
International pay gap day is celebrated every year on 18th September towards achieving equal pay for all women around the globe. In other not to be left behind, the sustainable…
Birth control to pain control: Nigerian Women Turn to Contraceptives for Relief
Every month, Bolanle Oyebamji endured waves of pain radiating from her lower back, through her legs, and across her pelvis. For the recent graduate of Ekiti State University, menstruation was…
Women in Pakistan Politics: A story of Resistance & Representation
The history of women in Pakistan politics is a powerful story of resilience, courage, and persistence. From the days of independence to today’s Aurat March, women in Pakistan have continuously…
My WHY
My decision to join social and behavioural change communication is rooted in my passion, which is linked to my childhood experiences in northeast Nigeria. Growing up in my community, I experienced many physical,…
International Day of Democracy: Rights, Realities, and the Road Ahead for Nigeria
On September 15 each year is the International Day of Democracy. It is used as a day to reflect on one of humanity’s most powerful aspirations: the right of people…
Heat to Hope: Gurasa Bakers at the Crossroads of Climate and Survival
The fire crackles beneath an iron pan balanced on clay walls. Inside the small bakery, the air is dense with smoke, the heat almost unbearable. Women move quickly, flipping flat…
The Fight Over Abortion: Are We Even Listening?
This age-old argument over morality, its legality and who really gets to decide when life begins and has the right to end it resurfaced again in a fiery exchange between…
