Author: Aisha Kabiru Mohammed
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How Nollywood is Reshaping the Image of Northern Nigerian Women
In Nigeria, Northern women have seen little, but growing, representation in mainstream media. However, the problem of negative stereotypes and inaccurate representation persists.
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How Nollywood is Reshaping the Image of Northern Nigerian Women
In Nigeria, Northern women have seen little, but growing, representation in mainstream media. However, the problem of negative stereotypes and inaccurate representation persists.
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Marie Stopes: Trailblazer in Science, Women’s Rights, and Birth Control
Marie Stopes believed in empowering women to make informed choices about their reproductive health, not only about preventing unwanted pregnancies but promoting the idea of planned parenthood for healthier and desired children.
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French Mathematician, Philosopher and Physicist Sophie Germain
The Girl Math TikTok trend sparks conversations about women’s ability to budget and women’s potential as mathematicians—a discussion incomplete without French Mathematician, Philosopher and Physicist Sophie Germain.
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Mrs Watanabe: The Global Impact of Japanese Homemakers in Finance
In the 1990s, Japan’s economic bubble burst, forcing the country’s real estate and stock markets to fall, prompting the Bank of Japan to decrease interest rates to boost the economy.
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How Rahama Muhammad’s Whatsapp Group “Hostel Queens” is Transforming Campus Business in Zaria
The WhatsApp group “Hostel Queens,” has an impressive 583-plus members and has swiftly evolved into the preferred hub for female students on campus, facilitating the buying and selling of everyday items.
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How Rahama Muhammad’s Whatsapp Group “Hostel Queens” is Transforming Campus Business in Zaria
The WhatsApp group “Hostel Queens,” has an impressive 583-plus members and has swiftly evolved into the preferred hub for female students on campus, facilitating the buying and selling of everyday items.
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Nina Simone: The Unconventional Voice of the Civil Rights Movement
At civil rights gatherings, like Selma and the Montgomery marches, Simone gave speeches and performed. In contrast to Martin Luther King Jr.’s nonviolent strategy, she backed black nationalism and urged violent revolution.