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Must a woman change her surname after marriage?
When Kris Asimonye, wife of Nigerian comedian Bovi Ugboma, recently disclosed that she retained her maiden name after marriage on her husband’s advice, her comment reignited a longstanding ... -
Championing Equity for Women: Chinyere Okorocha
By Yemisi Suleiman With over three decades in legal practice, Chinyere Okorocha has built a formidable reputation in Intellectual Property law and sector-focused legal strategy, rising ... -
Ify Uzokwe’s Call for Collaboration, Courage and Collective Growth on International Women’s Day
By Josephine Agbonkhese As the world marks International Women’s Day 2026, the global theme, “Give to Gain,” resonates deeply with Ify Uzokwe, a seasoned lawyer, philanthropist, ... -
The Women We Love
Words by- Josephine Agbonkhese As March unfolds, we celebrate Women’s History Month, a dedicated time to honour the remarkable contributions, resilience, and achievements of women throughout ... -
Silent Scars: When Boys Become Victims of Child Sexual Abuse
By Josephine Agbonkhese In the bustling streets of Lagos, where the hum of daily life drowns out quieter struggles, Innocent Oja carries a story that has ... -
IS BEING NIGERIAN EMBARRASSING NOW?
– Written by Momo Spaine In October 2025, British Vogue published Chanté Joseph’s essay “Is Having a Boyfriend Embarrassing Now?” (25 October 2025). This viral article ... -
Lydia Lawrence-Nze & Blossom Chukwujekwu: Journeying through For Better or Worse
By Yemisi Suleiman In a society where infertility is whispered about, shame is left for the woman, and silence is often mistaken for strength, For Better ... -
Mabel Nwanegbu: Building Legacy Spaces
Words by – Josephine Agbonkhese Mabel Nwanegbu’s journey is a captivating masterclass in creativity, perseverance, and visionary leadership. As the renowned CEO of Midas Interiors Limited, ... -
How Julia Omada Higgins-Peters Is Infusing “Goddess Energy” into Nigerian Haute Couture
In an industry where many fashion labels compete for attention through trends and fast production, Chief (Mrs.) Julia Omada Higgins-Peters is taking a different approach—one defined ... -
With art, Oluyemi turns memory to place ‘You Can Enter’
By Joy Onuorah Oluwapelumi Oluyemi’s paintings do not announce themselves with spectacle or urgency. Instead, they arrive with the quiet confidence of someone who knows exactly ...
