Author: Aisha Kabiru Mohammed
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Why More Women Are Traveling Together and What It Means
“Travel isn’t just about movement; it’s about transformation. For Black women especially, these experiences offer a sense of belonging, discovery, and healing that is deeply personal and powerful.” – Eyitemi Popo, Founder Girls Trip Tours. Women currently make up 65% of travellers in the world today. Female travel has become a major phenomenon over the…
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Beyond The Veil Season Two: Stellar Acting, New Faces, and Deep Character Arcs
Beyond The Veil Season Two follows Na’ima’s journey through recovery, friendship, and romance, alongside the challenges faced by her friends, as the series delves deeper into their lives and struggles.
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Yayoi Kusama: Exploring the Life and Art of the Polka Dot Princess
Known affectionately as the “princess of Polka Dots,” Kusama’s journey from her childhood beginnings to her international acclaim is a testament to her resilience and creativity.
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London Today, Lagos Tomorrow: On The Road with Pelumi Nubi
Pelumi Nubi embarked on a historic journey from London to Lagos, spanning 16 countries. Despite challenges like a car accident, her resilience shone through.
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Nadine Ibrahim’s Mission to Tell Northern Nigerian Stories through Film and TV
Filmmaker and director, Nadine Ibrahim is renowned for producing Prime Video’s “Beyond the Veil,” a TV drama series. For Nadine Ibrahim, representation is at the core of her work as a filmmaker.
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The Feminist Discourse of Egyptian Artist Ghada Amer
Amer condemns oppressive legislation aimed at controlling women’s views of their bodies while also rejecting the first-wave feminist doctrine that denies the body to avoid victimization.
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Dr. Hayat Sindi’s Journey to Shaping STEM Education for Women Globally
Hayat Sindi, a National Geographic Explorer and advocate for STEM education and innovation in developing countries. Discover her journey from Saudi Arabia to global recognition and her efforts to empower young women in science.
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Marriage and Children Are Not For Me
These women have realised that as much as women are conditioned to aspire to marriage and childbirth, it does not benefit women.
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Iranian-American businesswoman and CEO of XPRIZE, Anousheh Ansari
From her humble beginnings in Iran to becoming a space pioneer and successful entrepreneur in the United States, Ansari’s story inspires us to reach for the stars—both literally and figuratively.
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“Like A Lollipop”: How Purity Culture Affects Sexual Health
In Northern Nigeria, with a seemingly Muslim Majority population, where Islamic values of modesty (haya) this same conservatism exists possibly even more than what obtains in southern Nigeria.