Each week, Naija Feminists Media brings you key headlines shaping our world. This week’s digest spotlights an athlete’s bold decision, a landmark digital opportunity for NFM, and inspiring moments from women challenging the norm.
Here are the top stories you might have missed:
- Favour Ofili Switches Allegiance to Turkey Over Nigeria’s Repeated Incompetence
Nigerian sprint star Favour Ofili has officially transferred her international allegiance to Turkey, following growing frustration with the Athletics Federation of Nigeria (AFN). Her decision follows repeated administrative failures, including anti-doping compliance issues and her omission from the Paris 2024 100m lineup, deepening her discontent ahead of the 2025 World Championships in Tokyo.
- Naija Feminists Media Selected for Digital Audit to Enhance Civic Engagement
Naija Feminists Media has been selected for an ICT Audit as part of the Rising Child Foundation’s ongoing mission to scale civic engagement through technology. This ICT Audit marks the next phase of that journey, reinforcing NFM’s commitment to feminist advocacy powered by technology. The initiative is designed to equip youth-led and grassroots organisations with the tools, knowledge, and ethical frameworks needed to harness AI and digital tools for positive social impact and good governance.
- NYSC Extends Corps Member Raye’s Service After Viral Criticism of Tinubu
The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has extended the service year of Ms. Rita Ushie, popularly known as Raye, by two months following her viral criticism of President Bola Tinubu’s administration and the rising economic hardship in Nigeria. Despite having just one month left in her service year, Raye appeared before the disciplinary panel where she was handed a two-month extension to her service year.
- Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala Honoured with Global Anti-Corruption Award
Renowned Nigerian economist and global leader, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, has been awarded the prestigious Cressey Award for Lifetime Achievement in Fighting Fraud and Corruption by the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) in Nashville, Tennessee. The award was presented during the ACFE’s Annual Global Fraud Conference in Nashville, Tennessee, where she delivered a keynote address.
- Irenebliss Redefines Beauty and Breaks Stereotypes About Albinism
Anosike Chisom Irene, also known as Irenebliss, is more than just a model. She’s a student, entrepreneur, and disability rights advocate. However, as a model with Misty Glam Company, she empowers others to embrace their uniqueness and step into their greatness. In an exclusive interview with Naija Feminists Media, Irenebliss shared her story, strength, and vision for the future.
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