


Are women better leaders?

My subordinate told me he wouldn’t take instructions from women – Nkechi
Strategies and measures must be in place to enable inclusivity — Felicia Agubata, Former President, APWEN

Female celebs on the ballot: Will it work?



Nigerian women eulogise late Grace
Alele-Williams


There are opportunities for women in construction industry — Doris Mbadiwe, DMD InterBau


Do you know that CNN’s Zain Asher, is an Igbo woman?



Don’t let anybody limit you — MGHS OGA

Break the bias; find your path – Lilian Ikokwu


IWD 2022: 22 Women that’ve broken the barriers


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Adesina distributes reusable pads to indigent girls, women
The drive to stop girls and women continuous use of rags for menstruation, and to give the female gender a space to share their experiences of menses without being ashamed, gave birth to the nongovernmental organisation, Nathaniel Albert Foundation.

Aisha Buhari, Dolapo Osinbajo, join calls for more women at NASS
The call for an increase in the seats for women at the National Assembly, on Wednesday received a boost as the First Lady, Aisha Buhari, stormed the legislative chambers to drum support for the clamour

Cultivating healthy lifestyle, key to improving mental health in workplace — Dr Somi Igbene
“I still work very long hours, and while I’m alive, I can’t honestly say I have a life outside work.”

Women still cannot own land — Ovaioza Yunusa
Imu Ovaioza Yunusa is a fierce young Nigerian agro entrepreneur redefining the agricultural sector. She is the CEO of Ovaioza Group of Companies, a business with an interest in agriculture and the recreational industry. Through Ovaioza Farm Produce Storage Business (OFPSB), she engages in the propagation, processing, storage, distribution and retailing of farm produce, while contributing to domestic resource mobilization.

HIV/AIDS: Children should be included in ART— UNAIDS, NACA, others
According to an investigation, Nigeria has the second highest HIV/AIDS burden in the world with an estimated 3.2 (2.3–4.3) million people living with HIV. Cases of HIV/AIDS were first diagnosed and reported in 1986

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