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In 2012, the death of Cynthia Udoka Osokogu, a Nigerian woman who was stalked on Facebook, exposed one of the...

Water bodies in Osun State, southwest Nigeria have become highly contaminated with mercury, lead and cyanide as a result of...

In a joint publication by the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) and the University of Oxford, it was...

In 2008, Dr Iyalla Amadi protested against one of the requirements for replacing her international passport where she was required...

Access to safe drinking water has continued to pose a challenge to Nigerians, especially children and residents of rural communities....

The voices of Nigerian women are becoming louder in the conversation around inclusion and representation and it does not look...

It was a bright sunny day on November 13, 2002, when Assumpta Khalil decided to leave Lagos to check her...

Curbing the high rate of gender-based violence against persons with disabilities has been an issue of concern to different stakeholders,...

One night after a hard day’s work, 42-year-old Deaf beautician, Beatrice Abimbola, was fast asleep when her husband’s friend, Wole,...

According to a UNICEF report from 2016, six out of every ten children in Nigeria suffer some type of violence...