motherhood
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Book Review
Motherhood and Resilience: Lola’s Fight for Autonomy in Daughter in Exile
In Daughter in Exile, Bisi Adjapon unearths the many factors that promote gender-based violence (GBV), patriarchy, male dominance, societal double standards, cultural norms, lack of support systems, economic independence, and societal judgment. She portrayed how…
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Featured
Why Women Are Poorer Than Men and Why This Will Not Change
Are women truly poorer than men? 100% yes. Not just temporarily broke, but poorer over their entire lifetime; Lower savings, Lower investments, Lower pensions. Lower assets. And unless something very uncomfortable changes in how society…
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Entertainment
Eriata Ese Addresses Shaming of Women Over Marriage and Motherhood Choices
Eriata Ese, a Nigerian media personality and an entrepreneur, has called out the contradictory society pressures women face regarding their marital status and decision to have children on her official Instagram account. On October 13,…
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Education
Carrying Books, Babies, and Backpacks: The Quiet Burden of ‘mothers on campus’ In FUOYE
At the Federal University Oye-Ekiti, not all students have the same journey. While many focus on lectures, tests, and spending time with friends, some carry the responsibilities of motherhood. They have to deal with being…
