By Prosper Mene . Success (pseudonym) never imagined she’d return to Nigeria with little more than her daughter and a suitcase of shattered dreams. Three years ago, the
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By Prosper Mene Sandra Aguebor never fit the mold. Growing up in Benin City in the 1970s, she traded dolls for engines, dreaming of a life under the hood rather than in the kitchen.
By Prosper Mene The family of the late former Oyo State Governor, Senator Abiola Ajimobi, is mourning the loss of his eldest daughter, Bisola Ajimobi Kola-Daisi, who passed away in the early hours of
By Prosper Mene In the bustling city of Kaduna, a courageous woman’s stand against years of marital rape and domestic abuse has become a rallying cry for Nigerian women demanding an end to gender-based
By Prosper Mene March 26, 2025 Across social media platforms and in hushed conversations at Lagos sit outs , a narrative is gaining momentum: when it comes to ending relationships, women are increasingly seen as
By Prosper Mene In Nigeria’s political arena, women are scripting a story of striking contrasts—celebrated trailblazers breaking barriers, yet battling a relentless tide of sexism and exclusion. Today, this duality took center stage as
By Prosper Mene The legal fight over Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s controversial six-month suspension from the Nigerian Senate took a dramatic turn today as Justice Obiora Egwuatu of the Federal High Court in Abuja recused himself
AXA Mansard Insurance Plc, a leading insurance provider in Nigeria, has unveiled its AXA Mind Health Report 2025, a detailed study that highlights the pressing need for mental health awareness in the workplace and among
Kucheza Gaming, in partnership with Ukie Digital Schoolhouse and Nintendo UK, recently held a transformative Teachers' Ingenuity Day aimed at introducing game-based learning methodologies to public school educators in Lagos State. The event saw participation
By Prosper Mene In Nigeria, a chilling statistic is sounding the alarm: a woman is killed by a man every 2.5 days, according to a BBC report released last week. That’s over 140