Misogyny
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Religious Psychosis: How the Branding of Children as Witches Leave Trails of Trauma
Since the missionaries brought religion (Christianity) to Nigeria back in the 15th century, the Christian faith has greatly evolved in terms of sects, ideologies, beliefs, doctrines, principles and more. Religious psychosis or delusion is one…
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GBV, an impediment to national development— Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim
In observance of the 2024 16 Days of Activism for the Elimination of Gender-Based Violence (GBV), a joint press briefing and flag-off activities were held at the Ministry of Women Affairs in Abuja, Nigeria, on…
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#NoExcuse: Gender Advocates Call on Nigerian Police to “Unite To End Violence Against Women and Girls”
On Nov. 25, 2024, gender advocates marched from the House of Representative Wing, National Assembly in Abuja, to the Nigerian Police Headquarters to campaign against male violence against women and girls. According to research, approximately…
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“Are Your Ovaries Okay?”: A Reflection on Reproductive Choices and Invasive Questions
In a viral thread on X (formerly known as Twitter), a writer and former theatre critic named Kelly shared a striking account of a first date that took an unexpected turn. The post sparked widespread…
