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The Girl Math and Funny Money Trends: Viral Financial Humor
Girl math is a playful yet controversial way women are rationalizing their spending through unusual logic, which seems to be funny and captivating. However, beyond the humor lies a complex discussion about financial literacy and cultural perceptions surrounding money. As this “Girl maths” trend gains traction, it reveals different viewpoints about finance, especially among younger...
Accelerate Action: We Can’t Wait Five More Generations for Gender Equality!
Could you imagine a little girl born today will not see full gender equality in her lifetime? Her daughter will not either. In fact, at the current rate of progress, it will take until the year 2158, five generations from now, to close the gap. That is unacceptable. This is why International Women’s Day 2025...
PCOS: A Spotlight on Ignorance And Gender Bias
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is a hormonal disorder affecting women of reproductive age worldwide, including Nigeria. Despite its prevalence, there is widespread misunderstanding about this condition, especially among men. Cultural stereotypes, lack of education, and deeply ingrained gender biases contribute to the perpetuation of these misconceptions. This ignorance not only stigmatizes women living with PCOS but...
Consequences of Women Being Told to be Seen, not Heard
Women should be seen not heard – you’ve probably heard this phrase too many times especially if you are female. This phrase is believed to have evolved from “Children should be seen and not heard”, which meant children are allowed to be present for a conversation, but should maintain decorum unless spoken to. While it...
Pap Smear Test 101: Why You Should Get Tested
When it comes to women’s health, few tests are as important—or as misunderstood—as the Pap smear. This procedure can save lives, yet many women are unaware of its significance or hesitant to get tested. Let’s break down what a Pap smear is, why it’s crucial, and how it can profoundly impact a woman’s health journey....
Women in Politics: Breaking Barriers and Shaping the Future
In the ever-evolving Nigerian politics, women around the world are increasingly making their mark, breaking through barriers, and reshaping the future of governance. This article highlights the achievements and contributions of notable women in politics, celebrating their dedication to public service and their invaluable role in shaping a more inclusive political landscape. Ipalibo Harry Banigo:...
Empowering Women: Inspiring Inclusion Across Societal Frontiers
Hold your breath a bit, before we join the rest of the world to wish you a happy “International Women’s Day”, Dear ladies, in a universe often dominated by masculinity, would you choose to be a woman again if given another life? Are you proud to embrace the power of femininity despite the challenges it brings?...