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From Empowerment To Survival: Are We Setting The Bar Too Low For Nigerian Women?

By any measure, Nigeria is facing one of its toughest economic periods in decades. Inflation has remained high, food prices have surged, and millions...

Disability, Gender, and Education: Promoting Equity in Leadership for Nigerian Women

By Caro-Ann Aricha Ogri There is nothing like a single-issue struggle because we do not live single-issue lives… Audre Lorde Lois Auta had polio when she was two and this left her consigned to a wheelchair. But it has not...

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