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POO! POO! POO! I have no idea what that sound was, but it was loud enough to wake me from my slumber. My chest hurts a lot, but what is more important is finding out where I am. My vision is becoming clearer, but I still do not seem to recognize... Read More
While we come out to fight police brutality in the #EndSARS movement, it is sad to realise that some men still attempt to abuse and assault women. Yesterday, a friend told me that she was “sad and scared”. Today, another friend said that she might... Read More
“I’m a womanPhenomenally.Phenomenal woman,That’s me.”– Maya Angelou’s “Phenomenal Woman” For years, police brutality has been rampant with members of the police force (particularly SARS – Special Anti-Robbery Squad) infamous... Read More
It began with an opening scene, and we were introduced to different prostitutes in and outside of a bustling Lagos night club, the neon light bulbs flickering intermittently. I bet everyone was surprised about Sharon Ooja, acting out of her normal... Read More
Today being the day set aside as the International Day of the Girl-Child is celebrated and commemorated globally. With the theme “my voice, our equal future”, vivacity PR organizes second edition of her VivaciousBallNG event themed – “The... Read More
This is who I am This is who I am An introverted extrovert A sociable shy girl An emotional loner A creative procrastinator And a lady to the core This is who I am I’m a contradictory statement But a loyal one I always got your... Read More
Obumneme walks into the cyber cafe and realises it will take a long time before they attend to him. He stops, glances at the computers sitting on the dilapidated long rickety table. The boys tap on the keyboard, their gaze fixates keenly on the... Read More
With the #EndSARS hashtag making waves across the world, I thought about what to write for today’s edition that would be in line with the struggle. Just as many young men are brutalised by SARS, many women have been protesting against rape and the... Read More
YouTube announced that artists and creators from Nigeria can apply for grants from its Black Voices Fund. The global $100m fund will, over the next three years, offer support to Black artists and creators so that they can thrive on... Read More