Faith Edeh fell victim to severe typhoid not once, but thrice, after consuming a seemingly harmless cup of pap from her school cafeteria. This distressing experience left an indelible mark on Faith’s life, prompting her to become hyper-vigilant about her dietary choices from that point onward. She says, “Salt and vinegar are my best friend […]
Idris Bilyaminu, the visionary behind YAPD4Africa, fearlessly shattered barriers, championing the cause of menstrual hygiene with unwavering passion, and challenging deeply rooted societal norms in the hushed landscapes of the Northern region of Nigeria. “It was very challenging because I came from a northern region in Nigeria” Driven by a personal life experience, Idris embarked […]
The story of Haruna Mohammed Salisu is one that sheds light on the challenges journalists face in Nigeria. As the editor of WikkiTimes, an investigative print publisher in Bauchi state, Haruna has faced harassment and threats for simply amplifying the voices of the people in his host community. In 2021, Nigeria ranked a lowly 120th […]
Mrs Oluyode Omotola is a widow with six kids to feed, Her husband is gone, but she holds on tight to memories of growing old together. “I thought we’d grow old together,” she says with sorrow, But she must be strong for her children and their tomorrow. But her daughter tells us a different story, […]
1. Can you tell us about your background and how you became interested in cooking and teaching others how to cook? I’m my mother’s only Girl and also her last born. Cooking is a hobby that I inherited from my mother because she is a great cook, and I have also learnt from her the […]
From the centuries-old art of matchmaking to the modern age of technology, one thing remains the same – the power of human connection. Matchmakers around the world have used their expertise to help others find love for generations, and in today’s digital age, their craft is more important than ever. With the help of modern […]
16 years old Sudat Temioluwa is among the students who were instructed about consent. The session started with her talking about what she knows about consent. “Consent means when someone is trying to touch you or have sexual relations with you without your permission,” she says. Gift Obot 18, is also excited about the initiative, she says […]
The Scoop Storytelling Initiative is collaborating with African Women in Media to share Content across digital platforms. The Initiative is part of the AWIMs’ Volunteering programme called ‘Digital Champions.’ As a Digital Champion, the scoop will be working with AWIM team members to gain real-life and international work experience. It would allow the Scoop to […]
climate change continues to affect several communities across the world and exposes more people to hunger, poverty, increased health challenges, and climate-induced disasters, man continues to pollute the environment which further increases global warming and exacerbates the impacts of climate change. Nigeria generates an estimated thirty-two million tons of solid waste per year, one of […]
By Zainab Ibrahim WHERE IT BEGAN At thirteen, it was Kehinde’s turn to be carried along by his paternal Uncle to Ijebu ode in Ogun state, this marked the beginning of a new phase in his life. Fathers and Mothers are the pillars of the emotional, psychological and mental growth of a Child, but when […]
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