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Women Who Build: The Resilient Journey of Ay’lonna B. Joshua
In the heart of Nigeria’s capital, a new beacon of hope is rising. It is not just made of bricks and mortar, but of a seasoned resilience that has survived betrayal, international displacement, and deep…
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Unpaid labour: The Unspoken Price of Protecting Christmas Traditions
An X user once said, we often talk about Santa Claus but not Santa’s wife, who must be doing all the gift wrapping. Of course, we know Santa is merely a tale, but this depicts…
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Borno Daughters in Pain: Hauwa, Fatima and the Rising Shadow of Femicide
Femicide and male violence against women have become a growing and disturbing reality in Borno State, where years of armed conflict, displacement, and weakened community structures have created conditions that endanger women and girls. Femicide,…
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#16daysofactivism: Rewriting the Future of Femicide Accountability
Two years after her death, activists gathered around a young tree planted in memory of Iniubong Umoren. Each branch bore ribbons inscribed with the names of women killed since her murder: more than 300, according…
