Welcome to September and the fourth issue of Raising Women Magazine, where we continue our journey of empowering and celebrating the remarkable women and girls shaping our world.
This edition is brimming with stories that inspire, educate, and provoke thought. From our cover story featuring Simi Gbadamosi, Africa’s very own Disney princess, to the in-depth discussions on the gender investment gap in Sheconomics, we explore the challenges and triumphs of women in various fields.
Every generation inherits a conversation that quietly reveals who it is becoming. I believe this is one of ours.
This issue of Raising Women Magazine was conceived around the theme of friendship, celebrating the people who shape our lives, challenge our thinking, and help us become better versions of ourselves. Yet as we prepared these pages, another conversation became impossible to ignore.
The Olódò Uprising has grown beyond social media into a wider debate about intelligence, culture, influence, and the values we are passing on to the next generation. As a magazine committed to thoughtful discourse, we felt compelled to lend our voice, particularly to explore what this moment means for women and girls.
Alongside that conversation, this edition reflects on the friendships that sustain us, the communities that strengthen us, and the relationships that quietly shape our future.
Because the conversations we choose to have today will determine the society we leave behind tomorrow.
By Ese Anita Ogaga There is a kind of tiredness sleep does not fix. Not because women are weak. Not because we are failing. But
When Period Pain Isn’t Normal By Ikupolusi Ariyike Menstrual pain is often dismissed as a normal part of being a woman, but what happens when
By Dr May There is a peculiar irony at the heart of fashion. Some of the most iconic symbols of femininity were created by men.
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Every generation inherits a conversation that quietly reveals who it is becoming. I believe this is one of ours.
This issue of Raising Women Magazine was conceived around the theme of friendship, celebrating the people who shape our lives, challenge our thinking, and help us become better versions of ourselves. Yet as we prepared these pages, another conversation became impossible to ignore.
The Olódò Uprising has grown beyond social media into a wider debate about intelligence, culture, influence, and the values we are passing on to the next generation. As a magazine committed to thoughtful discourse, we felt compelled to lend our voice, particularly to explore what this moment means for women and girls.
Alongside that conversation, this edition reflects on the friendships that sustain us, the communities that strengthen us, and the relationships that quietly shape our future.
Because the conversations we choose to have today will determine the society we leave behind tomorrow.
By Anonymous Somewhere along the way, I became “the strong one.” I don’t know exactly when it happened. Maybe it
By Ifeoma Udu I was scrolling through TikTok one night when I stumbled on a Black creator doing a deep
By Oluchi Obiahu PAST EVENT Everywoman Festival 2026 (Scottish Debut) Dates: June 2026 Venue: The Meadows, Edinburgh, Scotland The Everywoman
By Uche Ifeanyi It usually happens late at night. The conversation starts normally enough. Someone is lying in bed, half
By Emmanuella Abraham There is no shortage of wellness advice in today’s world. Open social media and you will find
Empowering and celebrating the achievements of women and girls worldwide, shining a light on their remarkable journeys every day.