Period Travel: An Advocate On The Trail
By Ikupolusi Ariyike Traveling while menstruating can present unique challenges for women, depending on cultural norms, access to sanitary products, hygiene facilities, and societal attitudes toward periods. Here’s are the realities of period all around the world: 1. The realities of period travel in different parts of the world 2. Cultural attitudes toward periods: from […]
Did You Know? Kung Fu Nuns in Nepal Promote Gender Equality
By Daniel Agusi Buddhism, often associated with principles of compassion and equality, has a complex history regarding gender roles within its monastic communities. While the teachings of the Buddha advocate for liberation for all beings, the institutional structures have not always reflected this inclusivity. In many Buddhist traditions, nuns, or bhikkhunis, face systemic challenges that […]
Closet Archeology with Nonye Udeogu
Award-winning creative, Fashion enthusiast & Style renovator. By Uganze Chikezie “Style is a tool, use it to express who you are before you even say a word.”– Nonye Udeogu In this segment we are exploring fashion, focusing on helping women embrace intentional fashion not just for aesthetics, but for ease, confidence, and sustainability. Today, we’re […]
The Things I Did for Money
By Anonymous Nobody knew. Not even my closest friends. I carried my poverty like perfume, masking the stench with just enough sparkle to get by. I looked like I was okay. My Instagram stayed pretty. My laugh was loud at brunch. But I was dying slowly under the weight of unpaid bills, bounced transfers, and […]
Tina Knowles’ “Matriarch”: A Memoir of Strength, Identity, and Empowerment
By Emmanuella Abraham In Matriarch: A Memoir, Tina Knowles steps into the spotlight, offering an intimate portrayal of her life beyond the titles of mother to Beyoncé and Solange. Published in April 2025 and selected for Oprah’s Book Club, this memoir delves into Knowles’ journey from her upbringing in Galveston, Texas, to becoming a successful […]
Empowering Women in Tech and Leadership Through Innovation and Purpose-Driven Careers
By Zamie Ayo 1. Organization: Futer Makers by Standard Chartered Location: Ghana | Program Type: Women in Tech Application Deadline: 30-5-2025 Brief Applications are open for the Standard Chartered Bank Women in Tech Incubator Ghana 2025. Standard Chartered Bank Ghana PLC, in partnership with Village Capital is excited to announce the call for applications for […]
Unseen, Not Unworthy: The Quiet Power of Women in the Workplace
By Francisca Sinjae There’s a curious thing that happens when a woman walks into a meeting and drops a golden idea on the table: it sparkles for a moment, then a colleague with a deeper voice repackages it five minutes later, and suddenly, it’s brilliant. Everyone nods, writes it down, and she sits back wondering, […]
Dr. Maymunah Kadiri
The Celebrity Shrink Transforming Mental Health Access Across Africa By Nkem Offonabo In a society where mental health is often hidden behind closed doors, Dr. Maymunah Kadiri has thrown them wide open. Affectionately known as “The Celebrity Shrink,” she is one of Africa’s leading voices in psychiatry, blending clinical expertise with media, tech, and advocacy […]
Madam Mayor Princess Opeyemi Bright
By Oluchi Obiahu On May 16, 2025, Princess Opeyemi Bright, aged 29, was inaugurated as the youngest mayor in the United Kingdom, taking office as the First Citizen of the London Borough of Barking and Dagenham. This moment, marks a weighty chapter for youth leadership and the Nigerian diaspora in British politics and leadership. Born […]
Big Drama: 7 Ways to Fake Square Footage Like an Interior Design Magician
By Emmanuella Abraham Let’s face it! space is the new luxury. Whether you’re living in a two-bedroom flat in Lekki or a compact studio in Shoreditch, the dream of open, airy living can feel like a cruel Pinterest illusion. But what if I told you that you don’t need a house extension or a lottery […]