Read more about the article Young Urban Women Movement: Feminists Converge for Dialogue on Strengthening Activism, Combating Systemic Injustice
Feminists at the Young Urban Women Movement (YUWM) Forum. Photo source: Young Urban Women Movement

Young Urban Women Movement: Feminists Converge for Dialogue on Strengthening Activism, Combating Systemic Injustice

Feminists gathered from July 22 to 25, 2025, for a four-day forum themed “Strengthening Feminist Activism & Combating Systemic Injustices Against Women.” The event, hosted by the Young Urban Women Movement (YUWM), gathered women’s rights advocates from Nigeria, including Maiduguri,…

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Read more about the article Soft Power, Hard Truths: Why Reserved Seats Won’t Deliver Real Change
Feminist lawyer and Executive Director of the Lex Initiative for Rights, Advocacy and Development works, Augusta Yaakugh-Shahin. Photo source: Augusta Yaakugh-Shahin

Soft Power, Hard Truths: Why Reserved Seats Won’t Deliver Real Change

Imagine being told: “You’re excluded, but don’t worry, we’ve carved out a special side seat for you. No competition. No credibility. Just accept it quietly.” That’s what this so-called “reserved seats” bill feels like. Yes, Nigeria has a shameful record…

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Read more about the article Book Review: Chimamanda Adichie’s Dream Count
Caption: Copy of Dream Count. Photo credit: Chimamanda's X handle

Book Review: Chimamanda Adichie’s Dream Count

In an ordinary reader's eyes, Chimamanda Adichie's novel Dream Count tells the interconnected stories of four women. But it's really about how men shape and distort women's lives, enabled by their own contorted expectations. The novel opens with Chiamaka longing…

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