Following the escalation of femicide cases in some African Countries particularly Kenya and South Africa,…
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Protests Aren’t Tea Parties: Don’t Expect Women to Be Civil
On Sunday, June 30, Nigerian women marched to the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA), to…
My Resolution for this Election Year!
As the rest of the world is more than half way through its year, we…
Dismantling Patriarchy Alone? Online Spaces and Serving Feminist Collective Good
I am constantly seeking to build on my feminist knowledge and I spend most of…
#ChurchToo: Confronting The Last Bastion of Patriarchy
Nigeria is one of the most religious countries in the world where more than 90…
Seedlings or a Girl: Access to Justice in Ethiopia
I took the title from one of the sarcastic tweets by a fellow Ethiopian on…
What Feminist Peace Means in Changing Contexts of Conflicts
Recently I had a chance to interact with 24 vibrant women from Burundi, the Democratic…
Police Brutality against Nigerian Women: An Interview with Oluwaseun Ayodeji Osowobi
Violence is a horrifying reality for many Nigerian women, from sexual to physical assault to…
Identity, Erasure, and African Feminism
Identity is one of the most fundamental aspects of human existence. Who we are makes…
The Violence of Erasing Feminist Labour
“There is important labour that feminists perform in this country and too often it gets…