By Prosper Mene, April 14, 2025 Excitement showed across Nigeria’s creative scene as online conversations lit up with pride for women in the arts, particularly those shaping Nollywood’s bright future. At the heart of the
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By Prosper Mene, April 14, 2025 The women of Borno State are speaking out with urgency, calling for stronger protections in the wake of a devastating landmine explosion that killed eight people just two days
By Prosper Mene, April 14, 2025, The streets of Port Harcourt, the capital of Rivers State, buzzed with emotion as hundreds of women took part in rival protests today, revealing the deep rift over the
By Prosper Mene, April 12, 2025 Women in Nigeria’s corporate sector are making efforts but continue to face significant barriers to reaching the highest echelons of leadership, according to recent data from the Nigerian Exchange
By Prosper Mene, April 12, 2025 For years, Nigerian women’s rights advocates have rallied behind the Gender and Equal Opportunities Bill, a proposed law designed to enforce equal pay and opportunities across sectors. Yet, as
By Prosper Mene, April 11, 2025 Women-led businesses are a cornerstone of Nigeria’s economic growth, significantly boosting the nation’s GDP through their dynamic role in small and medium enterprises (SMEs), according to a February 2025
By Prosper Mene, April 11, 2025 Two prominent Nollywood actresses, Opeyemi Aiyeola and Eniola Badmus, have set social media ablaze following a clash that began with a seemingly humorous comment about Aiyeola’s appearance. The public
By Prosper Mene, April 9, 2025 Nigeria faces an unrelenting economic crisis, the skyrocketing cost of food is hitting the nation’s women hardest, exacerbating their daily struggles to provide for their families. With food inflation
By Prosper Mene, April 9, 2025 Tensions are escalating in Kano as a group of Northern women have issued a public ultimatum to the Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, demanding that he fully cooperate
By Prosper Mene, April 9, 2025 One day after its celebrated launch, the free tech training program for 300 Nigerian women, spearheaded by Honourable Kafilat Ogbara in partnership with New Horizons, is already making waves