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Broken, Blamed, and Buried: The Normalisation of Male Violence Against Women
Just as Nigeria explains itself, women have continually lived under the siege of men. And the unending abuses, pains, and disillusionments seem to know no end. In 2024, over 100 femicides were documented by the…
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#Women’sMonth: The Women who made history in silence
When we decided the theme of the third issue of The Archivist would revolve around the exploits of women in Nigerian history, I immediately thought of my mother. As a child, my mother was the…
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The Imperative of Feminism: Empowering African Women
As I reflect on the state of women’s rights and equality, I am convinced that feminism is not just a necessity but an imperative. Every woman, particularly African women, should embrace feminism as a fundamental…
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#Women’sMonth: Empowering the voices of girls, the women of tomorrow
She is an inspiration to many, as she was shot at 15 for using her voice to preach education for girls and won a Nobel Peace Prize at 17 for using that same voice. Her…
