On Women
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Misogyny-by-Proxy: Lessons from Men’s Class Behaviours Against Twitter Influencers
Class solidarity is a phrase that has emerged from academic texts and entered social discourses. While I am careful with always theorising or conceptualising people’s actions or attributing them to some form of abstract, non-human…
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Nigerian Women Firsts’: Milestones We Documented This Year
Throughout the year, Nigerian women continued to break barriers, set global records, and redefine leadership across different fields. From culture and education to academia, security, and politics, these achievements highlight excellence, resilience, and global impact.…
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Nigerian X User Nwaeze Oyibo Apologises to Princess Eve Over False Sexual Claims
A Nigerian X (formerly Twitter) user, Nwaeze Tochukwu, popularly known as Nwaeze Oyibo, has issued a public apology to Oyeyemi Evelyn, known on X as Princess eve, after making false claims about her on social…
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Reclaiming Women’s Autonomy In Krystle Zara Appiah’s Rootless
Society always regards a female’s autonomy as a mere selfish desire that must be suppressed. Thus, societal expectations, cultural norms, marriage, and motherhood are placed on her. In Rootless, Zara affirms that a woman’s right…