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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.
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
Every year on August 19, the world pauses to honour humanitarian workers who risk their lives to help others in need. It is also a solemn day of remembrance for
In the heart of Minna, Niger State, lives 19-year-old Zainab Yahaya, a bright and determined young woman with dreams as big as the sky. Zainab was born with a hearing
Kauthar Opeyemi is a public health professional, midwife-nurse, advocate, and maternal health visionary with decades of experience. She is the Executive Director of Lok Natal Care, a leading maternal health
In Nigerian society, women are often blamed for infertility. She is accused without evidence of the couple’s childlessness. Ayobami Adebayo’s debut novel, Stay With Me, explored the often-ignored truth that
For over a decade, female Muslim students at the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB) have faced systemic discrimination due to a ban on the niqab (face veil). As reported
As we mark our first anniversary at Naija Feminists Media (NFM), we reflect on a year of bold reporting, feminist advocacy, and women-centred storytelling. Since launching in 2024, we’ve published
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