Investigation
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NAPTIP and EU Report Reveals 21% of Nigerian Women Have Experienced Physical or Sexual Violence
Photo Source: Sahara Reports On August 7, 2026, the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons launched the Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Media Corps in Abuja, disclosing that at least 21 per cent…
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Why Is Society Rewarding Men Who Harm Women and Girls?
Enough. At some point, this society must stop pretending that sexual violence is a small mistake, a misunderstanding, a “setup,” or some unfortunate smear on a man’s reputation. Enough of the pity parade for men…
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Ekiti ‘Sexism’ Decides 2026: Over One Million Citizens Will Vote, But None Can Vote Woman
Today, Saturday, June 20, 2026, Ekiti State will go to the polls to elect a new governor. Among the thirteen candidates cleared to contest the election, none of them is a woman. The Independent National…
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Who Gets to Be Public? Media Narratives, Civic Visibility, and the Structural Marginalisation of Nigerian Women’s Achievements in Digital Storytelling Spaces
Muhammed Zainab Ayokunnu Founder, SheNarrates TV | Zeynn Network Limited, Ibadan, Nigeria muhamedzainab76@gmail.com Abstract This paper examines the structural mechanisms through which Nigerian media narratives determine whose achievements are rendered visible and credible in digital…
