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Progress or Deception?: The illusion of Celebrating Gender Equality in Nigeria
Summary: While the world celebrates women’s month, Nigeria does so through elaborate empowerment programmes. But the harsh reality of this empowerment shows itself in a surge of gender-based violence, femicide, and low conviction rates. Women’s…
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Living in Pain: The Lived Realities of Endometriosis Warriors
Summary: While doctors dismiss women’s pain and society tells them to endure pain, a serious health condition arises: Endometriosis. For many women living with endometriosis, their lives are shaped by pain, medical misogyny, cultural silence,…
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On Black Sisters’ Street, Chika Unigwe Explores The Reality of African Prostitution
Summary: In On Black Sisters’ Street, Chika tells the story of four black women (Sisi, Efe, Ama and Joyce), who work as prostitutes in Antwerp, Belgium. The novel deeply explores themes of female objectification, sexual…
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“We Need to Talk About Sex, Consent, and Power” — Sex Educator Elizabeth Adewale
Summary: Elizabeth, a certified sex educator and public health professional, speaks on the importance of comprehensive sexuality education, reproductive autonomy, and strengthening feminist solidarity through inclusive and informed advocacy. Elizabeth is a certified sex educator…
