Foundational principles should never be compromised — Susan Ajibade
Susan Adebisi Ajibade is an actress, a certified event planner, a nutritionist and Chief Executive Officer of Splash Greens, an…
Infertility is not a death sentence —Ogbonaya Blessing
Ogbonaya Blessing Nnenna, a nurse, who has been involved in general health practice speaks with ADEOLA OJO, on issues bordering…
Effectiveness of empowerment schemes is debatably low —Aderonke Ige
Aderonke Ige, a lawyer, human rights activist, advocate of organical African development, and social justice crusader, in this interview with…
Tech foundation expands vision on tech for kids
In line with the vision to prepare young people, especially girls for the future through digital literacy and tech skills…
As a woman, don’t focus on challenges, focus on strengths — Brenda Unu
Known as the Queen Amazon of Women Growth Academy (WGA), Brenda Unu is a woman of many parts who has…
The beginning was rough because, nobody believed in my vision — Bukola Senwele
Evangelist Olubukola Akinade, popularly known as Senwele Jesu is a renowned gospel artiste with about three decades professional experience in…
Gbada Efon, Sawmill Odeyale communities get potable water
Gbada Efon and Sawmill Odeyale communities in Ona Ara Local Government Area of Oyo State have joined communities that can…
Women supporting women is still a mirage in politics—Olabat
Afolabi, Olabisi Habibat, popularly known as Olabat, is a grassroots politician with years of experience; she is also the woman…
Child training should not be left to educators — Mosadioluwa Adegoriite
Mosadioluwa Adegoriite, an early childhood development expert and an educator whose passion lies in holistic educational practices she believes that…
I want to be one of the best ceramists in the world —Adekemi Olugbade
For Adekemi Olugbade, being a fine artist goes beyond being creative and versatile in the craft, she aspires to have…
Abuse is multi-faceted —Awosemusi
Dupe Awosemusi, a seasoned arbitrator and mediator who is the former coordinator of the Oyo State S3xual and Gender based…
My journey from selling okrika to beauty expert —Shantal Rita Lucien
In a world where beauty trends come and go, beauty expert and enterprenuer, Shantal Rita Lucien, has carved a niche…
Women empowerment is not about stomach infrastructure
Cecilia Adenusi, a certified IT professional, tech entrepreneur and stem educator speaks with ADEOLA OJO on misconceptions about women empowerment,…
Kids Tech Empowerment Foundation celebrates 2025 Children’s Day in style
In a vibrant celebration of Children’s Day, Kids Tech Empowerment Foundation hosted an impactful event with 100 pupils from St.…
Role of women in today’s society is multifaceted, evolving —Temilade Adekanmbi
Temilade Adekanmbi is an entrepreneur and humanitarian advocate whose passion to make a difference made her the chairperson of Survivor…
Children’s Day: An Ode to empowerment of the Nigerian child
Yesterday was Children’s Day, and it was a day that children were celebrated in diverse events in a bid to…
Meet Omolewa Adesuyi, Ekiti-born biker who took solo ride from Lagos to SA
Omolewa Adesuyi popularly called Mama Spade, is a renowned female biker and influencer with a passion for adventure and a…
NIWIIT Oyo celebrates International Girls in ICT Day with 250 schoolgirls
AS part of efforts to empower girls for ICT careers, the Nigeria Women in Information Technology (NIWIIT), Oyo State Chapter,…
I am rewriting the narrative of what is possible for African women — Joy Ebaide
Ebaide Joy Udoh, a Nigerian adventurer, storyteller and content creator with a deep desire to explore Africa from the inside…
African leaders don’t listen to citizens because of how they were raised —Abiola Oyesile
Abiola Oyeside is a woman of many parts; she is a operation manager, real estate practitioner, author, bible teacher and…
