NFM Weekly Digest: The Week in Women’s Lives, Work, Struggles and Wins
This week brought stories about women making history, taking up space and pushing back against the things that continue to limit us. We looked at the history behind... Read more.
Who Pays the Price When Abortion Is Unsafe? NFM X Space Examines the Cost of Access
On September 28, 2026, Naija Feminists Media (NFM) marked International Safe Abortion Day with an X Space titled “Who Pays the Price When Abortion Is Unsafe?”... Read more.
Damilola Osikoya, Nora Awolowo Make Guinness World Records History With Black Market
Nigerian filmmakers Damilola Osikoya and Nora Awolowo have made Guinness World Records history after the premiere of Black Market drew 51,258 people to a single... Read more.
Nigeria, a Pedophile’s Paradise: Inside the Horrifying “Olamet” Child Sexual Abuse Industry
On the evening of Thursday, September 10, a video circulating online brought 36-year-old Anulika Onyeanusia to the attention of the Anambra State Police Command.... Read more.
International Safe Abortion Day: The Colonial Laws Behind Africa’s Abortion Restrictions
On September 28, International Safe Abortion Day, everything is worth confronting: abortion existed in African societies before colonial rule, but so did systems... Read more.
WHO Expands Contraceptive Options for Women, Girls
The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued new guidance expanding contraceptive options for women and girls, including recommending mifepristone as an additional... Read more.
Mr Presh, Audrey Cyril’s Fiancé is accused of cheating with multiple women; why is the Conversation About Her?
A woman can spend months, sometimes years, building a relationship with a man only to discover that the version of the relationship she understood wasn’t the... Read more.
“Your Beliefs Should Belong to You:” Debra Ukauwa on Atheism and Deconstructing Religion
Debra Chiemela Ukauwa is a Nigerian software engineering student, feminist and atheist whose journey has been from a deeply religious upbringing to questioning and... Read more.
“She died for nothing:” Nigerians remember Aunty Esther’s death after Jehovah’s Witnesses update their doctrine
Months after Nigerians watched Mensha Omotola Esther, popularly called Aunty Esther, refuse a blood transfusion during her battle with breast cancer, the Jehovah’s... Read more.
Fave on the Price Women Pay to be Taken Seriously in Afrobeats
A woman can walk into the music industry with a voice, a song and an audience and still find herself being assessed for everything except the music. Is her stomach... Read more.