Advocate for Efficient Policy Implementation for SRHR in Nigeria
Anna is 17. Bright, curious, and just stepping into young adulthood. But there is a weight she carries that nobody sees.
Planting Seeds of Change: Why Our Actions Today Must Speak for Tomorrow
Every generation inherits both the triumphs and the wounds of those before it. Sometimes, the inheritance is a flame of progress—other times,
Double Minority: The Worth of…
I remember waking up one morning, more enraged than usual by the state of politics and governance in Nigeria, especially the way it continues to affect women.
Lights, Camera, Disparity
Let us be real: everyone loves a good underdog story. But Hollywood? Hollywood practically built its brand on it. But when that underdog is a Black woman?
Blood Beneath the Soil: How Mining Fuels Africa’s Wars
For many, life feels like a card game. I have always liked the saying, “You have to live life with the cards you have been dealt.”
The State of Education in Nigeria
Education is the foundation of any prosperous nation. It drives economic growth, fosters social developmentand ensures future stability
Why Are Black People Still Dying From Preventable Diseases?
How many more Black mothers must die during childbirth before the world takes notice? How many more Black children must perish from malnutrition.
Healing Through Stories
Victims of domestic violence often struggle with feelings of isolation and shame. Breaking the silence is a vital step toward healing.
Toxic Beauty
Beauty and self-care products are an integral part of daily life for millions of women, offering confidence, self-expression, and a sense of well-being.
You Are the Change
I remember when I was around 10 years old, sitting at the back of my classroom, listening to my classmates talk about their dreams.
