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Development
The Increase In Electricity Tariffs In Nigeria Is Affecting Healthcare
On May 18, Hikmat’llah Oni walked into an ear care centre after battling pain in her throat for a couple…
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Development
Surviving Dyslexia: The Struggles Of Nigerians Living With Learning Disabilities
Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player… Sometime in 2019, a boy was brought to the Amina Dyslexia Center…
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Armed Violence
Buda: Escaping Abduction In A Southern Kaduna Village. But For How Long?
Idris Umar, 19, bolted up in the dead of night four days after the infamous abduction of about 280 school…
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Armed Violence
Kuriga: The Many Attacks That Culminated Into A Mass Abduction In A Kaduna Community
The door-to-door toting of guns in Kuriga started as far back as 2011. “We have had at least 15 attacks,”…
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Features
Marriage Pressure Is Giving Rise To Unfavourable Dynamics For The Unmarried In Nigeria
The pressure to get married started pressing down Hadiza Bukar’s* neck as soon as she completed her undergraduate studies in…
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Features
Diagnosis Of ADHD More Difficult To Obtain For These Women
As the first child in a family of six, Chidera Ochuagu was parentified from a very young age. This did…
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Development
‘It Affects Everything’: The Harsh Realities Of Living With Sickle Cell Anemia
Even before Hikmat’llah Oni could hold ‘sickle cell anaemia’ on her tongue, she had been dealing with the consequences of…
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Features
Most Birth Control Measures Still Not Made Safe For Women. Why?
The pain 27-year-old Ramatu Adam* experienced during the insertion of her Intrauterine device (IUD) in 2023 was so overwhelming that…
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Gender & SGBV
Life On The Spectrum: Misdiagnosis Gap Affecting Autistic Women In Nigeria
Mirabel Andrew’s* life has been riddled with a lot of sensory issues, especially in her childhood, as she couldn’t stand…
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Gender & SGBV
Gender Roles Are Resulting In Lowered Qualities Of Life For Nigerian Women
As the only female child, Deborah John’s* extra responsibilities started so early that they felt natural. Often, she was forced…
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