nigeria
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Opinion
If You’re Not a Feminist, Let’s Talk About What That Really Means
If you’re a woman and you’ve ever been to school, had the choice to get married (or not), opened a bank account, or even voted, you’ve benefited from feminism. If you’re married but didn’t lose…
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News
100 Women In Nigerian History You Probably Don’t Know But Should
What did the women before us do? We don’t know enough about them because Nigerian history has habitually underrepresented women. They are rarely the main characters in the stories that make it into Nigerian classrooms…
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Featured
Broken, Blamed, and Buried: The Normalisation of Male Violence Against Women
Just as Nigeria explains itself, women have continually lived under the siege of men. And the unending abuses, pains, and disillusionments seem to know no end. In 2024, over 100 femicides were documented by the…
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Fiction
#CollectiveActionNow: Grief under smile
Umar Maryam Ayomide is a third-year law student at Usman Danfodio University Sokoto. She is also a poet, campus journalist, public speaker, and advocate for gender-based violence. In commemoration of International Women’s Day, Maryam shares…