Are Nigerian Women Beginning to Soil their Hands in Filth? by Ozumi Abdul   Until very recently, especially before the turn of the current fourth republic, Nigerians had been stereotypically wired up to believe that anything financial corruption is exclusively synonymous with the masculine public office...

Nigerian Women in the Eye of a Misogynistic Press: A Call for Action, by Rahma Oladosu   Despite the realities of contemporary society, the traditional functions of the media include to inform, educate and entertain. As time passed by, the roles of mobilisation, setting agenda and...

AfDB Okays $50m Loan For Nigerian Women Businesses     The board of directors of the African Development Bank has approved a loan of $50m to First City Monument Bank Limited to channel to local enterprises and women-empowered businesses in the agribusiness, manufacturing, healthcare and renewable energy...

7 Nigerian Women of Substance who made the Headlines in 2020         As we celebrate Nigerian women who made the headlines in 2020, UN Women in Nigeria defined the Nigerian woman as "a symbol representing – courage, strength, resilience, hope, tenacity and transformational power." Realising Women's Rights...

Covid-19: Rethinking Unjust Tax Burden On Nigerian Women, Rightholders By Grace Oriaku   While imposition of tax constitutes a vital instrument for the promotion of resource re-allocation, social equity through wealth distribution, increasing incidence of taxation in the contemporary tax reforms has exposed Nigerian women, particularly the...