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    The Doyen of African TV dies at 88 

    Chief (Mrs) Anike Agbaje-Williams, a remarkable broadcaster, media figure, and philanthropist, passed away at 88. Chief (Mrs) Anike Agbaje-Williams, widely known as the ‘Double-First,’ made history as the first face on African television. She graced…

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    Just like other girls

    Not being ‘like other girls’ was a mindset a lot of women had growing up, which has festered into a mind-block for women connecting with each other and building meaningful relationships in their adulthood. It…

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    The New Face of Widow Oppression in Nigeria

    We often boast about our progress from the dark days when widows were forced to drink their deceased husband’s corpse wash water to prove their innocence. Yet, have we truly evolved, or have we merely…

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    The New Face of Widow Oppression in Nigeria

    Hello friend,Hope February was kind to you. Let’s welcome you to March with our usual intellectual discourses. We often boast about our progress from the dark days when widows were forced to drink their deceased…

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