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#JusticeForOchanya: In Nigeria, Justice is not Blind; It Follows Social Activism
People who knew 13-year-old Ochanya Ogbanje had three words to describe her: interesting, outspoken, and very intelligent. Hon. Enuwa Efada Soo, the founder of the rehabilitation centre, Restorer of Paths Care Foundation, who took care…
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Breast Cancer Month: Black Women’s Exclusion from Breast Cancer Clinical Trials
Every October, the world glimmers in pink. Streets are adorned with billboards featuring ribbons, hospitals display banners promising free screenings, and social media timelines are filled with hashtags of hope. It is the month of…
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Menstruation isn’t about bad character: A response to Apostle Femi Lazarus’ misogynistic sermon
Apostle Femi Lazarus, founder of the Sphere of Light Church, is known for his sermons and influence among young Christians across Nigeria. Recently, one of his messages stirred controversy. In a viral clip on TikTok,…
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Policing Without Guns: Magnifying Slut-shaming in Nigerian X Space
In Nigerian digital spaces, moral policing has become naturalised, with many discourses centring on what a female can and can’t do on social media. This is no different from colonial times, when women’s bodies were…
