Feminism
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Who Gets to Be Public? Media Narratives, Civic Visibility, and the Structural Marginalisation of Nigerian Women’s Achievements in Digital Storytelling Spaces
Muhammed Zainab Ayokunnu Founder, SheNarrates TV | Zeynn Network Limited, Ibadan, Nigeria muhamedzainab76@gmail.com Abstract This paper examines the structural mechanisms through which Nigerian media narratives determine whose achievements are rendered visible and credible in digital…
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‘Nigerian Systems Fail Women’ — Creative Entrepreneur Success Okani
Summary: Success Okani, a multifaceted creative and entrepreneur, speaks on raising girls with the right foundation, the justice system’s failure to protect women from sexual and gender-based violence, and a feminist solidarity that never loses…
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Juliet Obaniyi’s Message to Feminists: Don’t Stop Talking and Taking Action
Juliet Obaniyi is a psychology graduate and writer whose feminist consciousness traces back to early childhood from the playgrounds where she questioned why certain games were off-limits for girls, and the streets where she showed…
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Reviewing the Essentials of Women’s Autonomy in ‘Americanah’
Summary: In Americanah, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie tells the story of Ifemelu, a young Nigerian woman who left Nigeria and her first love, Obinze, to pursue an education and a life of her own in the…
