Category: Workin Womxn

Journalism is a euphemism for truth

When I asked Renè how her day went, she replied simply “busy”. By the end of this conversation, I understood why.

Stories make the world and Zainab Bala is one storyteller taking the audacious path of telling difficult stories both as a broadcaster and as a filmmaker.

I’ll be honest with you, I don’t know a lot about the beauty industry, and when I introduced myself to these two women a few days ago at the start of our little rendezvous, I had no idea where the conversation would take us

When Aisha Vatsa confirmed her interview date with us, she was on her way back from Makurdi, a trip she made on her power bike.

“You can do it!”

In 2019, Azeez Olalekan, a former PR for Tinny Entertainment spoke out about the mismanagement of the signed artists by the label.

This Polio survivor is Nigeria’s first legislative candidate with a disability and documenting her story as a #WorkinWomxn is both crucial and inspiring.

Our #WorkinWomxn for this week is a former Drilling Engineer and Supervisor sharing her finest and worst moments in the industry with us and gives recommendations to young aspiring engineers.

However, in Nigeria, being a yoga instructor comes with peculiar challenges, and Ajoke is not exempted. In this conversation, she tells me about her journey to building a yoga brand, and how she deals with the many challenges behind the scenes.