When the sun was golden brown at its apex, Oluwakemi Adeyemi, a hairdresser at Aguda-Ogba, Lagos, had her first customer on a weekend. She told me that in previous years,
Summary: A user on Facebook posted a video claiming that certain signs indicate female fertility. The signs mentioned in the video, such as having a regular period, clear discharge, a
On Saturday, Apr. 5, 2025, the Strong Enough Girls Empowerment Initiative (SEGEI) hosted the 8th edition of its flagship event, Purple Ball 2025. The event, held via Zoom, brought together
A commercial driver in Lagos State has been brutally assaulted by a street tax collector, commonly known as an agbero, while trying to prevent the theft of her vehicle’s battery.
In a bold step to bolster Nigeria’s battle against cervical cancer, the First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, has donated N1 billion to support the federal government’s cancer intervention initiatives. She
As World Health Day 2025 marked on Apr. 7, Nigeria’s Minister of Women Affairs, Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim, reaffirmed the government’s commitment to equitable healthcare for all Nigerians under the theme “Healthy
Nigerian media personality and actress Omotunde Adebowale-David, widely known as Lolo 1, has opened up about a harrowing experience of sexual assault by a male colleague in the broadcasting industry.
Today is National Girl, Me Too Day, a day to celebrate the strength, endurance, and solidarity of women everywhere. It’s a reminder that no woman stands alone. Every challenge, triumph,
Successful women are not alien to the Nigerian society. From politics to entertainment to health and fashion, various women have carved a niche for themselves and become household names. There
African society believes it is better to stay married than to leave a toxic relationship. The Yorubas will say, “Once you get married, your place (daughter) is permanently erased in
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