In every 10 African marriages, there are 7 Ujus who society and religion have confined to an abusive marriage. Aiwanose Odafen’s debut novel, “Tomorrow I Become A Woman,” is a
When a Nigerian girl begins to understand the world, she is told the kind of woman she must become to be accepted by a man. It starts with small things,
What happens when you set out to work in a foreign country, happy to finally get a chance to advance in a sector where people like you hardly get a
Debunking the cultural belief that labour pain is a punishment for women from God and must be endured, gynaecologists have called for the abolishment of this unfounded medical theory and
In ancient Greek and Roman Kingdoms, the monarchs always had food tasters known as edeatroi and praegustatores; their main job was to taste the food or drink of the monarch
For over a decade, Jumoke Balogun has been trapped in a toxic relationship with her husband, Jamiu. The abuse began just months into their relationship in 2011, but after the
Today is June 12. Democracy Day. A day meant to honour Nigeria’s return to civilian rule, and the people who made it possible. But for many women, democracy has never
Nigeria’s history is marked by ancient civilisations, colonial domination, and post-independence challenges that span thousands of years. From the Nok culture and pre-colonial empires to the post-1960 quest for stability
In the heart of Ibadan, Nigeria’s third-largest city, lies the renowned Gbagi Market, one of West Africa’s largest textile hubs and a place where colours, commerce, and culture merge. The
On Thursday, June 5, 2025, Morning Fresh Nigeria launched the #MyNameMyBottle campaign, inspired by Coca-Cola’s “Share a Coke” initiative. However, unlike Coca-Cola’s inclusive naming approach, Morning Fresh exclusively used female
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