Opinion
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“I watched my mates grow while my life paused,” Sickle Cell Survivor
Summary: Zainab, 27, shares an account of growing up with sickle cell disease after her AS parents married despite knowing the risks, detailing a life shaped by hospitals, loss, stigma, and fragile hope. Her story…
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GENDERED MONEY: How Money Works Less for Women than Men
Summary: In this analysis by Dogo Joy, the writer enlightens women on how money works against women. The story exposes the hypocrisy of unpaid labour and how a capitalist society deprives women of their money.…
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A Review of Social Commentary: ‘The Charade We Nigerians Call Love’
Moon6eam’s article, The Charade We Nigerians Call Love, presents itself as social commentary. It discusses how love is often perceived as transactional in Nigeria, with men leading with their wallets, and women eager to receive…
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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…
