The Cyclical Woman

By Ese Ogaga Women’s health doesn’t follow a straight line. It comes in waves, in cycles, in seasons. From the moment a girl enters adolescence to the time she embraces meno-pause, her body keeps moving through changes. Sometimes quietly, sometimes dramatically. Each stage matters, and when we begin to see them as connected, we can […]
The Legacy Closet

Honoring the Past and Styling the Present By Ikupolusi Ariyike We’ve all seen it: the viral TikTok of a Gen Z’er floating in her grandmother’s vintage 70s maxi dress, or the Instagram reel where a sharp-suited young professional credits her confidence to her grandfather’s timeless tailoring. There’s a powerful movement happening in fashion, one that […]
Tips, Tricks, and No Receipts The Rise of Empty Expertise

By May Ikeora-Amamgbo It started with a scroll. A casual one. Just me, my couch, and a harmless twenty-minute break that somehow turned into an algorithm-led avalanche of gurus, coaches, strategists, and foun-ders giving tips on everything from “how to go viral in three days” to “building a six-figure brand with only Canva and vibes.” […]
8 Tips on How to Help Young Girls Build a Better Relationship with Money

By Zamie Ayo In a world where financial literacy shapes choices, confidence, and independence, teaching young girls about money isn’t just a skill it’s a form of empowerment. Yet, across many societies, conversa-tions around money often remain taboo, especially for girls. This silence has lasting effects, leading many young women to grow up with uncertainty, […]
“She Said No Because He Didn’t Kneel”

The Viral Proposal That Split the Internet By Daniel Agusi Aman proposes. A woman says no. Ordinarily; it’d be a private heartbreak. But when a video of a man proposing without kneeling hit the inter-net, it became something else entirely, a global referendum on love, respect, and modern relationships. In the clip, the man stands […]
Salish Matter

The Teen Gymnast Who Built a Skincare Brand for Her Generation At fifteen, Salish Matter stands at a rare intersection, where childhood curiosity meets purpose, and fame turns into a platform for something far more meaningful. She is a gymnast, a creator, a daughter, and now, a co-founder of a skincare brand that speaks the […]
Salma Hayek & Valentina Paloma Pinault

On Raising a Girl & Building Legacy By Chloe Beaufoy There are moments when celebrity becomes secondary to substance, when what captivates us is not the fame but the values that quietly shape a life. Salma Hayek has long been one of those women. An acclaimed actress, producer, and humanitarian, she has built a career […]
ISSUE 028

Happy International Safe Motherhood season, dear readers! Whilst it isn’t official, we tap into our sentiment of promoting safe motherhood globally.
In this edition of Raising Women Magazine, we cast a bold, compassionate light on reproductive health. Not as a taboo, but as a right, a conversation, and a shared responsibility. From confronting maternal mortality to questioning who holds power in shaping global reproductive policies, this issue invites us to reframe what care truly means. We shine a light on an Ex-Beauty Quee, Ezinne Akudo who wants us to live softly, minimal, elegant, and calm … just like NKASSI.
LIGHTING UP PEACEIN A WORLD ON FIRE

By Oluchi Obiahu Every year, the world pauses on September 21, International Day of Peace, to reflect on what peace really means. The UN’stheme, “Act Now for a Peaceful World,” ignites a call to action that resonates louder than ever. As conflicts rage in Ukraine, Gaza, Sudan, and beyond, it’s the unsung heroes, grassroots hustlers […]
ISSUE 027

Happy International Safe Motherhood season, dear readers! Whilst it isn’t official, we tap into our sentiment of promoting safe motherhood globally.
In this edition of Raising Women Magazine, we cast a bold, compassionate light on reproductive health. Not as a taboo, but as a right, a conversation, and a shared responsibility. From confronting maternal mortality to questioning who holds power in shaping global reproductive policies, this issue invites us to reframe what care truly means. We shine a light on an Ex-Beauty Quee, Ezinne Akudo who wants us to live softly, minimal, elegant, and calm … just like NKASSI.