Claim: On April 8, 2025, every day, Everyday with Irene, posted on Facebook that abortion, breastfeeding, and genetics caused fallen breasts. However, she highlighted that genetics is a factor because
Hello friend,Recently, some Nigerian trans activists and feminist allies have been responding to critiques of gender identity ideology by questioning why Nigerian feminists are concerned about an issue they claim affects a small group.
Super Falcons goalkeeper Chiamaka Nnadozie has been nominated for the Best Goalkeeper award in the 2024/25 French Arkema Premier League, following another impressive season with Paris FC. The 24-year-old
In a world where women are expected to cater to the community- be a mother, assume wifely duties and be a role model, living for oneself is rebellion. Women, especially
Mo Abudu, Nigerian filmmaker and CEO of EbonyLife Group, has been named among Time Magazine’s ‘100 Most Influential People of 2025,’ cementing her status as a global leader in media
Marsai Martin holds the Guinness World Record as the youngest executive producer in Hollywood history, a title she earned at 14 years old with the 2019 film Little. As of
A powerful post by Kenyan activist and Afro-feminist Njeri wa Migwi, co-founder of Usikimye, is drawing widespread attention online as the country grapples with a dire surge in femicide cases.
This week’s headlines span from powerful wins for African women in music, to diplomatic ties, health advocacy, fact-checking misinformation on fertility, and global trade concerns. Here’s a roundup of stories
Corps Member Raye has unintentionally sparked change in Nigeria after her viral criticism of the government’s handling of the economy led to widespread conversations about hardship. Following her outcry, the
Hello friend,It’s still Women’s History Month, and today, we’re focusing on how to amplify women’s voices so their achievements aren’t reduced to oversimplified or trivial facts. Nigerian women have played important
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