HardFacts Studios Announces “The Bitter Feminist” Premiering on iRep Festival in March 2025

HardFacts Studios has announced “The Bitter Feminist,” an intriguing documentary that explores the problems, stereotypes, and oppression that women endure in Nigeria and Africa. Compiled through several interviews, the five-episode series sheds light on the cultural, religious, and socio-economic factors influencing the struggle for gender equality in Africa. Each of the five episodes addresses a... Read More

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Media, oppression, Societal structures, stereotype, The Bitter Feminist

September 22, 2016

Eketi Edima Ette: What women face in this country is just… a bag of abominations

by Eketi Edima Ette Sometime in 2014, I had a week-long program to attend in Port Harcourt. I called ahead of time to confirm my booking at Hotel Presidential. When I arrived, I was tired and just wanted to get to my room and sleep. As soon as I stepped through the doors, I was... Read More

Abuja big girls, feminism, Hotel Presidential, stereotype

April 27, 2015

Being divorced doesn’t make me a failure – Kate Henshaw

by Chinwe Okafor There is a certain aura of stereotype that comes with being divorced in Nigeria. Apparently, one goes around with a certain tag of failure. But Kate Henshaw has come to say she isn’t about that stigma. Since the actress’ divorce, the mother of one hasn’t been on the dating trail or seen with... Read More

city people, divorce, failure, kate henshaw, nollywood, Roderick Nuttal, stereotype

November 7, 2013

8 mistakes women make when trying to attract men

by Smitten Kitten Your body sometimes speaks a lot about yourself without you even talking. So, make sure you don’t end up giving out the wrong signals. 1. Keep him waiting: Whoever said arriving late is fashionable, never scored a date. While it’s a common notion that women are always late, let us make it clear that... Read More

attract, Authentic, body, curves, deal-breaker, jealousy, language, Love, men, mistakes, negativity, play, skimpy, stereotype, talk, trying, unhealthy living, women

September 14, 2013

“Did I pay you to dance to my music ?” Davido wants to know why his money upsets you

by Tutu Akinlabi Davido has continually tried to make it clear that he has paid his dues in the music business like everyone else, rich father aside. The star again expressed this view during his UK tour on Vox Africa UK. Davido explained how he has had to deal with the stereotype and how he... Read More

Davido, rich dad, stereotype, UK tour, Vox Africa

November 17, 2012

Hilarious Video: “Don’t let me die skinny, lawd” – The lady sings for love of chicken (WATCH)

by Rachel Ogbu For the love of fried chicken and Jesus, Logan Mac a woman who loves them both wrote a song about it, bizarre combination but the good thing is that she can really sing. With lines like “Don’t let me die skinny, lawd,” and “I wanna be thick for you Jesus” Logan sings... Read More

chicken loving, eating woman, Jesus loving, Logan Mac, soul food, stereotype

November 9, 2011

#KikisDiary: Life inside the “closet” is just fine

By Kiki O. “I take certain risks yet it still falls within the precincts of convention.” The first time I fell in love, I was twelve and the girl, she was twelve too. I loved the hell out of her. I could do anything for her and I did. She was charismatic, very pretty and... Read More

kiki, Love, stereotype

HardFacts Studios Announces “The Bitter Feminist” Premiering on iRep Festival in March 2025

Eketi Edima Ette: What women face in this country is just… a bag of abominations

Being divorced doesn’t make me a failure – Kate Henshaw

8 mistakes women make when trying to attract men

“Did I pay you to dance to my music ?” Davido wants to know why his money upsets you

Hilarious Video: “Don’t let me die skinny, lawd” – The lady sings for love of chicken (WATCH)

#KikisDiary: Life inside the “closet” is just fine

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