Opinion
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At 66, Nigerian Women Still Fight for Land, Home and Inheritance, Says Prof. Joy Ezeilo
Sixty-six years after independence, Nigerian women are still being locked out of their fathers’ houses with the justification that it’s a family matter. That was the weight of the message from Prof. Ezeilo Ngozi Joy,…
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Are Nigerians Safe to Speak Against ‘Harmful Products’ of Business Institutions?
When Nigerian entrepreneur and content creator Love Doshima posted a TikTok video in April 2026 reviewing a loaf of bread left in her shop for two months, she noticed something unusual: it still looked and…
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We Need More Feminist DJs: The Invisibility of Female Artistes’ Music on Dance Floor
Most parties I have attended, and most parties in Nigeria, promote male artistes in their music, which always sidelines female artists. I have been to women’s events, women celebrating women, and the DJ will still…
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When Adults Fail the Girl Child Multiple Times
As a Nigerian girl born in Nigeria, you are already minus 100 against life. You have to hope you are not born into a family where female genital mutilation is the norm. If you escape…
