The fear of contracting coronavirus through hospital visit is understandable —Adetoun Faloye, psychiatrist and mental health advocate
Adetoun Faloye is a medical doctor with speciality in psychiatry; a senior registrar at the Department of Psychiatry of the…
Law is my profession, writing my passion — Sinmileoluwa Akinpelumi
Sinmileoluwa Akinpelumi is a lawyer and author who has written about five novels. She owns a self-publishing website called Nova…
Nigeria wasn’t prepared for the COVID-19 pandemic —Omowumi Okedare, epidemiologist and advocate against IPV
Omowumi Okedare is an epidemiologist, a doctoral student of the Faculty of Public Health of the University of Ibadan, and…
Our legal system is archaic, gives little room for interventions —Oluwaseun Folajuwon-Banjo, lawyer and founder of SJF
Oluwaseun Folajuwon-Banjo is a lawyer, co-founder of Folajuwon-Banjo and Co. law firm and founder of Savingcross Justicepoint Foundation (SJF). As…
My job is to help families protect their most valuable assets — US-based Insurance Agent
Hajia Monsura Asabi Lawal, a graduate of Accounting from University of Baltimore, United States, is a US-based Nigerian insurance agent.…
We’re on a mission to build Africa into a world power in 10 years —Oluwatoyin Banjo, project director, Ideation Hub Africa
Oluwatoyin Banjo is a social innovator, the project director of Ideation Hub Africa and the founder of Managers Toolkit Africa.…
Nigerian power sector complex, can’t give definite timeline for 24-hour power supply —Ifeoma Malo
Ifeoma Malo is a lawyer, a policy maker, and co-founder and executive director of Clean Tech Hub. A Harvard Law…
I’ve always built or grown brands since I was 16 —Emilia Asim-Ita, founder of AML
Emilia Asim-Ita is a brand builder, a strategic communicator and the founder of AML with over 10 years of professional…
COVID-19: In my church we’ve lost over eight people —Adeosun, US-based medical practitioner
United States-based Nigerian-born medical practitioner, Professor Sherri Adeosun, is the president of the Relume Foundation, Nigeria and USA, a charity and…
We’ve a long way to go in convicting rapist and domestic violence perpetrators —Jesudunsin Okewumi, acvtivist and founder of The Hug Place
Jesudunsin Okewumi is a gender advocate, a safe space activist and the founder of The Hug Place. As a sexual…
I was under some pressure on what it would take to be Olori —Olori Adeyanju
Save for beads, which she sparsely adorns at public functions, there is scarcely anything which announces her as the wife…
Women have always excelled in business —‘Toyin Olufon, founder of The Techy Accountant
‘Toyin Olufon is a chartered accountant, founder of The Techy Accountant and Principal Partner/CEO at Lefort Consulting Limited. Part of…
Coronavirus has exposed government as selfish, very insensitive —Sule
Born and raised in Lagos, Aolat Oluwatomisin Sule is a London-based Nigerian whose passion for senior citizens as well as…
I sacrificed my social life for my home, career —Dr. Elizabeth Olagunju
Dr (Mrs) Oluwayemisi Elizabeth Olagunju is a lecturer in the Department of Nursing Sciences, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife, Osun…
Being Olori comes with pleasure, pains —Olori Akamo
The Olu of Itori, Oba Abdulfatai Akorede Akamo, hardly makes a public speech without a mention of his Olori, Barakat…
I started business out of necessity —Iyaloja
Born by school teacher parents who were expecting a professional in the theatre, courtroom or ivory tower, the new Iyaloja…
We need more women in power – Princess Teju Okuyiga
Princess Teju Okuyiga is the member representing Gboyin Constituency in the Ekiti State House of Assembly. She is the first…
Men in engineering are helpful, willing to support ladies —Funmilayo Waheed
It is not every day you meet a young female Engineer and academic who has empowered over 10,000 women as…
Nigeria still has a long way to go in achieving SDGs —Adaora Okoye, literacy and sustainability advocate
Adaora Okoye is a digital literacy trainer and a sustainability advocate. As the managing editor of SDG Factory, her work…
The job of an Alaga Iduro, Ijoko is more spiritual than physical —Olaoluwakitan Abiola
Abiola Olaoluwakitan Deborah is the Chief Executive Officer of Amoke Alaga Exqusite introduction and engagement compere. She has a B.Tech…
