When Beauty Becomes Currency: Rethinking how we value women
Recently, a friend and I found ourselves in an unexpected debate about identity and appearance. The discussion left me reflecting...
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Recently, a friend and I found ourselves in an unexpected debate about identity and appearance. The discussion left me reflecting...
In November 2025, the British Council hosted the Language, Education and Inclusion Conference in Abuja. The event brought together policymakers,...
In the last decade, I have deliberately avoided publicly commenting on Nigeria’s often toxic political discourse. Two reasons guided this...
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Governor Dikko Umaru Radda of Katsina State has called on the Muslim Ummah to uphold the virtues of unity, compassion,...
The next wave of corporate risk will not come from markets but from data. African boards must now answer a...
In the 1990s, Nigerian women were paying the price for beauty — scalp burns, breakage, and the quiet belief that...
In the complex machinery of Nigerian democracy, elections are often judged by candidates, campaigns, and court rulings. Long before ballots...