Perception of Feminism in Nigeria
You know that moment at a poetry reading when the poet reads a line, and it hits you at the right spot in your chest, such that you begin to snap your fingers and scream: “Yes, yes, yes”? I felt…
You know that moment at a poetry reading when the poet reads a line, and it hits you at the right spot in your chest, such that you begin to snap your fingers and scream: “Yes, yes, yes”? I felt…
It’s International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition, a day meant to recall one of the greatest crimes against humanity, yet remembrance has become predictable, filled with numbers and familiar names, stripped of the voices…
As Naija Feminists Media marks its anniversary, we reflect on a year filled with active reporting, bold initiatives and transformative projects aimed at amplifying feminist voices and driving real change. From empowering rural girls to tackling period poverty and confronting…
Today is World Humanitarian Day, a moment to reflect on the tireless work of women who not only receive aid but also lead humanitarian efforts across communities. Too often, the narrative of humanitarianism presents women as victims of conflict, displacement,…