Ololade Ajayi is a feminist, human rights defender, podcast host, and award-winning poet. She is the Founder of DOHS Cares Foundation, an organisation that caters to survivors of sexual and
December 8th, the International Day of Women’s Solidarity, demands an honest conversation about how patriarchy continues to divide and conquer us. Our mothers and grandmothers understood the power of female
When screenshots from a WhatsApp feminist group chat were leaked online, many people took it as a validation of their stance that feminists hate men. Accusations of ‘misandry’ on social
I remember anchoring at a relationship hangout in 2022. The men were asked if they would prefer their wives to have more money than they do– the responses were shocking!
Commemorating the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Adaobi Chuma-Okeke is advocating for accessibility, equal opportunities, safe mobility, and dignity for all Nigerians living with disabilities. Adaobi, a Nguvu Change
As the world marks 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, I find myself reliving a reality that has haunted me, not only through a memory from years ago but
In a world where technology often remains inaccessible to women and girls in underserved communities, Eunice Owino is rewriting the script. With over two decades of expertise spanning government and
Gbemisola Okotie is the last child in a family of seven. The 19-year-old, who has been blind since 2014, said she did not have it easy when she lost her
“When I was coming to work this morning, I assured myself that I would not be overwhelmed by emotions when Her Excellency comes for her screening.” This was the opening
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