By Prosper Mene, April 9, 2025 In Nigeria today, a quiet revolution is underway, and women are leading the charge. With the tech industry poised to reshape the nation’s future, initiatives like Microsoft’s Nigeria Women
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By Prosper Mene, April 08, 2025 A brutal attack by gunmen in Nigeria’s Plateau State has left at least 52 people dead, with women and children among the casualties, intensifying fears over the region’s spiraling
By Prosper Mene, April 08, 2025 Hundreds of women took to the streets of Abuja today, demanding justice for Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, whose suspension from the Nigerian Senate has ignited a firestorm over sexism in
By Prosper Mene April 8, 2025 A pregnant woman was brutally murdered in her matrimonial home in Abuja on the night of April 6, 2025, The woman, who was five months pregnant, was killed by
By Prosper Mene, April 7, 2025 Nigeria’s First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, has publicly condemned the nation’s staggering maternal and newborn mortality rates, calling it a pressing crisis that demands immediate national attention. In a passionate
Three Crowns, a prominent milk brand from FrieslandCampina WAMCO, has launched its 2025 Ramadan initiative, aptly named "Deeds Beyond Measure." This initiative aims to inspire Muslims to embrace the essence of Ramadan through acts of
By Prosper Mene, April 5, 2025 In a concerning display of frustration, hundreds of women flooded the streets of Kano today, banging empty pots and hoisting placards with messages like “We Can’t Feed Our
By Prosper Mene, April 5, 2025 The Lagos Innovation Summit transformed into a celebration of female ingenuity today as Nigerian women in tech dazzled attendees with cutting-edge solutions, challenging the male-dominated landscape of the
In honour of International Women’s Day, six remarkable women were celebrated for their significant contributions to Nigeria’s food sector at the launch of the Thriving Women in Food Business initiative on Saturday, March 30, 2025,
By Prosper Mene, April 4, 2025 Amaka Okoli, a 34-year-old mother of two, used to type numbers in a Lagos bank. Today, she maneuvers a 16-seater bus through the city’s chaotic streets, a job she