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#YNaijaWomensMonth: The Women who carried violence in their bodies

This essay that explores the culture of violence against women and how documenting this provides a sense of power for victims was first published in Electric lit, and was met with stunning response from readers across the globe. However, we were somewhat disheartened to find it hadn’t quite made an impact here in Nigeria where... Read More

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January 13, 2014

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Opinion: Facebook, Nigerian Presidency and freedom of speech

by Adeolu Ademoyo When critical essays become “unreachable” on Facebook without any explanations, it may amount to vicariously doing the bidding of the Nigerian presidency –either knowingly or unknowingly. Inadvertently, Facebook may be violating the Fourth Amendment Act. I ended 2013 with an essay on how ethics and ethnicity will play a major role... Read More

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