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Nigeria has removed Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan from its UN Women delegation, substituting her with a male senator, sparking criticism over gender representation and political tensions.
The Reform Caucus of COSEYL has suspended Goodluck Ibem for issuing a defamatory statement against Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu without authorization. The group apologized to Kalu and dismissed a related petition as lacking merit.
On International Women's Day 2026, four prominent Kano female political figures are spotlighted for their influence and achievements in Nigerian politics, including Naja'atu Mohammed and Maryam Uwais.
Nigeria's First Lady Oluremi Tinubu has called on women to mentor young girls, emphasizing that true beauty comes from within and modesty in dressing should be taught.
Gender activists and stakeholders at a conference in Abuja call for deliberate policies to ensure social protection, equal access, and economic empowerment for Nigerian women, stressing that gender justice is essential for national development.
Youth groups in Kaduna State staged coordinated protests demanding the release of former governor Nasir El-Rufai after his bail was denied by the ICPC. Protest leaders warned of escalating actions including a planned mass rally in Abuja.
Disabled individuals in Adamawa report verbal, physical, and emotional abuse, with exclusion from political processes and community decisions, urging public support and government inclusion.
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Global leadership strategist Mfon Ekpo delivered a powerful keynote at GIFA's 2nd anniversary, leading to immediate pledges for community boreholes in honor of the late First Lady Patience Umo Eno's vision for clean water access.
The City Boy Movement, founded by Seyi Tinubu, has appointed Suleiman Abubakar Magaji as North Central Zonal Youth Coordinator ahead of the 2027 elections. This strategic move aims to strengthen youth engagement across Niger, Kogi, Kwara, Benue, Plateau,
A personal reflection on decades of dedication to empowering Nigerian youth through sports, education, entrepreneurship, and moral formation, addressing systemic failures and evolving initiatives like the New Deal.
Iran has officially permitted women to ride motorcycles, clarifying traffic laws after years of legal ambiguity. The resolution mandates training and licensing for female applicants.
The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, argues that violence against women and children stems from unequal power relations and state failures, not African traditions, calling for education and legal enforcement.
French lawmakers unanimously approved a bill to abolish the concept of marital duty, addressing concerns it enabled marital rape and undermined sexual consent.
Over 3,200 Nigerian men have been certified as feminist allies through the Male Feminists Network initiative, which aims to combat gender-based violence by empowering men to challenge patriarchal systems across the country.
Adenike Oyetunde-Lawal, General Manager of LASODA, drives disability rights advocacy and inclusive policies in Lagos State, addressing stigma and access barriers.
Khadija Ahmadzada, 22, arrested in Herat for defying Taliban's sports ban on women. Activists fear she's been sentenced to death by stoning for secretly teaching taekwondo to girls in her home courtyard.
Nigerian women share diverse reactions to human rights lawyer Inibehe Effiong's paternity fraud cases, sparking debate on DNA testing versus traditional African family values.
Sarah Stephen explores how fear drives women to undermine each other's success, urging support and shared blueprints for growth. Learn to embrace ambition and collective upliftment in Nigeria.
Dr. Tale Alimi reveals how internal 'programmes' like the Minimiser and Apologist prevent women from claiming their economic power. Audit your inner narrative to unlock real wealth.
Foundation de Christie unveils 'Dignity Without Pain' to combat menstrual pain & FGM impacts, empowering Nigerian girls through education & healthcare access. Join the movement for dignity.
TOS Foundation Africa partners with Nigeria Governors’ Spouses’ Forum to scale women's economic empowerment and child survival programs nationwide. The collaboration leverages a N2.5bn fund.
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan condemns the arrest of 52 Ambrose Alli University students after a protest in Ekpoma. She calls for their release and urges Governor Okpebholo to address kidnappings, not suppress youth voices.
Nigeria's 2026 budget allocates N154.3bn to Women Affairs, a 97% increase. Stakeholders welcome the boost but demand transparency and effective implementation for women's empowerment.
The Nigeria Governors’ Spouses’ Forum and TOS Foundation Africa partner to scale women's economic empowerment and improve child survival across Nigeria's 36 states. Learn about the new strategic alliance.
Nigerian women leaders outline critical demands for 2026: economic access, political representation via the Reserved Seats Bill, and systemic redesign. Discover their vision for a more inclusive Nigeria.
A Harvard study reveals visibility is key for women's career advancement. Learn why silent achievement leads to being overlooked and strategies to be seen.
Iranian women launch a bold protest, lighting cigarettes with burning images of Supreme Leader Khamenei. This act defies hijab laws and challenges authority as economic unrest grows. Read the full story.
Ogun State Deputy Governor Noimot Salako-Oyedele turns 60, receiving accolades from Governor Dapo Abiodun and others for her leadership and dedication to the state's development agenda. Read more.
Aisha Lawal alleges some Northern Nigerian husbands maltreat wives and use spiritual bondage ('Kafi') to prevent divorce. She calls such men irresponsible. Read her full claims.
Constituents in Mubi North, Mubi South, and Maiha endorse Engr. Ramatu Sali Bello for the House of Representatives in 2027, calling for more women in NASS. Read about the rally and her pledges.