Last year, I woke up to the realization that I had been not been living my best life for reasons I couldn’t understand. I did a lot for people I cared about but surprisingly, these…
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Although period poverty can easily be defined as the inability to afford sanitary wears and products during menstruation, what cannot be exhaustively defined is the ripple effect of this type of poverty on women. Women... Continue reading
The age of agency and autonomy over one’s body and life, rages on for women. There is an increasing freedom in Nigeria, regarding the way women express love and maintain relationships. Age-old traditions, religious and…
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Everyone differs on their view of an ideal wedding. Some prefer a more intimate day, and others would prefer to avoid the stress of planning a wedding. Then there are those who want the traditional…
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A criminal trial in Ireland, in which the lawyer of a man accused of rape cited the lacy underwear worn by a woman as a sign of her consent, has ignited outrage across the country…
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Ngozi Ejedimu is the founder of @whatcancernaija operated under The Judah Foundation for Breast Cancer and a breast cancer survivor on a mission to demystify breast cancer, change the narrative and let women know that…
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In the apparent age of wokeness, womn the world over are now reclaiming agency over their lives, bodies, careers and choices, so much so that some statistics show that more women are deciding to marry…
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Do you know that you are the average of the five people you spend the most time with? If you hang out with four broke people you will be the fifth, and if you hang…
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We all know Instagram isn’t reality. But the pressure on new moms to look their best for a photo after delivery is as real as it gets. A quick scroll on the app can make…
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As human beings, we love to belong. So we join groups form cliques and find people who have quite a few things in common with us. Many of us carve our identity from these boxes…
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