The killing of 49 Muslim faithful of different ages, tribes and nationalities in Christchurch, New Zealand is no longer news. That a human being will intentionally attack another human being at their most vulnerable and when they have their guards down shows how low we have gone as a specie.

To a lot of people in Southern and Western Nigeria, Child Marriage has become a thing of the past. In fact, it would surprise them to find out that it actually is still a very big phenomenon among the Hausas in Northern Nigeria.

Most of us put off finding someone to love until after we get our life together. A lot of people simply haven’t been able to get a grasp of it. It is nothing to be ashamed of, but it is a reason to worry. The real question is: Are we getting better or worse at loving?

The Bring Back Our Girls group will be holding a series of events today, Sunday, April 14th 2019, 5 years after 276 Chibok Schoolgirls were kidnapped.

Hey Ladies, happy Women’s Day to all of us. It is almost impossible to cram all the numerous achievements that women have garnered throughout the years, but we can try to remember most of them while encouraging ourselves to do even more.

And the winner of 2019 presidential election is Doctor Sandra Johnson, after getting a total vote of 141,468,065 votes …

Women’s participation in politics has been on the rise, but representation in political offices is still low.

Following the success of the first cycle of its Boys’ Conversation Café (BCC) Initiative, Women at Risk International Foundation (WARIF), has kicked off the second cycle of this project to educate a wider range of boys in Nigeria about gender-based violence and its effects.

The idea that God would create something as incredible as sex, and then withhold it from anyone who doesn’t abide by a “traditional” view of purity and marriage seems unfair, old-fashioned really.

Have you ever heard arguments about whether a sexual assault really took place, and then started to hear, “She can’t remember exactly what happened”, “She sent a friendly text message afterwards”, “She didn’t fight back”, “She took decades to come forward”.

One can hardly go through the Third Mainland Bridge without noticing this community. I got the chance to visit Makoko and was amazed by the businesses being done by the women of Makoko on water.