By Prosper Mene A routine early morning in Ikoyi turned into a public spectacle this week when a Lagos woman, known locally as Mama Bose, was confronted by another woman over allegations of child
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By Prosper Mene As Nigeria grapples with a deadly Lassa fever outbreak that has claimed 118 lives in the first three months of 2025, women in affected communities are emerging as the unsung heroes, and
By Prosper Mene The hustle and bustle of Mother’s Day on March 30, 2025, has left a lasting mark on Lagos markets, with traders reporting a significant economic boost today, March 31, driven by
By Prosper Mene Mother’s Day on March 30, 2025, in Port Harcourt was more than a celebration of maternal love—it became a launchpad for a growing movement against Nigeria’s skin-lightening crisis. Today, March 31,
By Prosper Mene In the high-stakes world of Nigeria’s oil and gas industry, where pipelines crisscross the Niger Delta and global markets hang on every barrel, Cecilia Umoren stands as a beacon of
By Prosper Mene In a landmark stride toward gender inclusion in Nigeria’s financial sector, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has achieved a significant milestone, with women now constituting 35% of its recently appointed directors.
Women from all walks of life have gathered in an intimate setting to participate in the “Cultivating the Garden Within” event, a reflective and empowering session hosted by Oluwatunmise Oladapo-Kuku, the host of Mindfully with
By Azeez Disu Shopping for the special women in our lives—be it mothers, wives, sisters, or friends—can often feel like a daunting task. Yet, when done right, it transforms into a heartwarming experience that expresses
By Prosper Mene In the streets of Kano, northern Nigeria’s largest city, thousands of children roam without shelter or protection, with young girls among the most vulnerable. Humanitarian organizations are sounding the alarm over
By Prosper Mene In a corner of Lagos’ bustling streets, Aisha, a 24-year-old single mother, adjusts her makeup under the flicker of a streetlamp. Once a petty trader selling vegetables in Oshodi market, she