On Women
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Motherhood and Resilience: Lola’s Fight for Autonomy in Daughter in Exile
In Daughter in Exile, Bisi Adjapon unearths the many factors that promote gender-based violence (GBV), patriarchy, male dominance, societal double standards, cultural norms, lack of support systems, economic independence, and societal judgment. She portrayed how…
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Nfm digest: Top stories of the week
NFM Digest is a weekly briefing that covers the major developments and key stories driving national and global conversations. This week’s edition provides a comprehensive briefing on the key issues shaping conversations in governance, justice…
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Reserved Seats for Women Bill Postponed as Lawmakers Miss Scheduled Vote
A long-awaited effort to boost female representation in Nigeria’s legislature has suffered yet another setback, as the Reserved Seats for Women Bill (HB 1349) voting has been postponed in the National Assembly. The bill, which…
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#16daysofactivism: Using Storytelling as Resistance
The women most at risk of femicide are often those most easily forgotten. Yet across Nigeria and Canada, feminist activists are refusing to let their names vanish, constructing what might be termed “counter-archives” that challenge…
