Is working with the better half all it’s construed to be? Working from home now has a new meaning. With more and more women getting educated and more glass ceilings being broken, women are getting more ambitious than ever, often having similar goals to their men, if not more ambitious ones.

WITH the advanced development of literature in Africa and the award to Wole Soyinka of the Nobel in the 80s, no one might have thought Peace would turn out to be the subject the continent would be most awarded for.

WHENEVER there is talk of domestic violence, a common standing joke is of women who beat their husbands up. Definitely a very uncommon phenomenon, there is every possibility of seeing a rise in the phenomenon in our society in the near future.

MRS Ebun Clark has modelled her life after four remarkable female academics, accomplished individuals who, for the sake of modesty and their privacy, have mostly avoided the public eye. Amongst these are Professor Bolanle Awe of the Ibadan University, Professor Mrs Olurin and Professor Oyin Elebute of the Lagoon hospitals.

Not every woman was born with the dream of one day holding her own kind in her arms in the form of a baby, but surely, that instinct catches up with nearly every woman at one point or the other. Beyond the biological, there is the social expectation that every female, whether or not she is married, should give birth to a child.