The Heresy in Kingdom Marriages
One of the most dangerous ideas sold in Christian spaces is the concept of “kingdom marriage.” It sounds noble. God-ordained....
Ìṣọ̀kan Àwọn Obìnrin Sisterhood
The One‑Way Feminine
As someone who enjoys analysing femininity and womanhood, I have observed that now, certain forms of femininity are being demonised....
Relational Aggression and The Nice Girls
Just started reading The Odd Girl Out, and it brought me back to some difficult memories from primary and secondary...
The New African Feminism — Beauty, Power, and the Politics of Soft Strength
Across Africa and the diaspora, a quiet revolution is taking place.It doesn’t always shout slogans or storm streets sometimes it...
The Feminine Awakening in Africa: Reclaiming Power, Culture, and Purpose
Across Africa, women are rising, reconnecting with their heritage, embracing their creativity, and reclaiming the sacred feminine energy that has...
The Feminine Awakening: Reclaiming Your Power, Pleasure, and Purpose
In a world that often pressures women to conform, suppress emotions, or fit into rigid expectations, the idea of the...
Bride Price: Empowerment or Exploitation?
For generations across Africa, bride price has been more than a transaction it is a symbolic gesture of respect, family...
Lesbianism in Africa: History, Silence, and Resilience
In many African societies today, lesbianism is a subject clouded by stigma, silence, or outright denial. Politicians and cultural leaders...
They call her a witch. But this Nigerian Orisha priestess refuses to disappear
Cars, buses, and trucks jostle for space, horns blaring—a gridlock—a familiar scene on the ever-busy Ajah axis of Lagos. As...
Oshun and Yemoja Queens of African Waters
Oshun and Yemoja are two of the most prominent and beloved goddesses of water within the Yoruba spiritual tradition of...
