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“I watched my mates grow while my life paused,” Sickle Cell Survivor
Summary: Zainab, 27, shares an account of growing up with sickle cell disease after her AS parents married despite knowing the risks, detailing a life shaped by hospitals, loss, stigma, and fragile hope. Her story…
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Why Feminism Is Not About Choice
Summary: The piece explains that feminism is not about validating individual choices, but about collectively dismantling the systems of power that shape, reward, and punish those choices. It notes that not every choice made by…
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Beyond Western Waves: Discovering African Feminism in The First Woman by Jennifer Nansubuga
Summary: In The First Woman, Jennifer Nansubuga Makumbi illustrates how feminism is not a foreign thing, but a reclaim of the original state of African female power that existed long before colonial and religious suppression.…
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The Brains Behind Nollywood’s Highest-Grossing Movies
Summary: Nigerian women dominate Nollywood as producers of the highest-grossing Nollywood blockbusters of all time. These movies have amassed billions of naira, showcasing Nollywood’s trademark of cultural diversity, community, humour, and family love. In the…
