Peak Milk's 2025 Christmas Campaign Brings Joy Nationwide
Peak Milk's 2025 'Enjoy Christmas At Its Peak' campaign spreads festive cheer across Nigeria with activations in Lagos, PH, Abuja & more from Dec 1-26. Join the celebration!
Category : Search result: 16 Days of Activism
Kaduna Stakeholders Push for Women's Reserved Seats Bill
Women leaders and officials in Kaduna urge lawmakers to pass the Reserved Seats for Women Bill for political inclusion. The call highlights the need for action beyond rhetoric.
Educating Girls Key to Ending Gender Violence in Nigeria
As 16 Days of Activism begins, UN official Trond Jensen argues that investing in girls' education and women's empowerment is the most effective strategy to reduce GBV in Nigeria's conflict-affected northeast. Read the full analysis.
Youths Trained to Combat Rising Tech-Facilitated Abuse
CEWHIN trains 50 youths in Osogbo on digital safety & reporting TFGBV, as Zamfara First Lady launches 16 Days Activism. Learn how to fight online abuse.
Zamfara First Lady Pledges Support for Vulnerable Families
Hajiya Huriyya Lawal, Zamfara's First Lady, reaffirms her commitment to vulnerable families with essential supplies for quadruplets' parents and a strong stance against gender-based violence. Read her full action plan.
NCoS Gives 24 Ex-Offenders Life Skills Starter Packs
Nigerian Correctional Service empowers 24 ex-offenders with vocational starter packs to ease reintegration. Initiative supports gender equality during 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence.
Nollywood Star Seeks UK Asylum After End SARS Involvement
A Nigerian actress claims her celebrity status puts her at risk after participating in End SARS protests. Her asylum case returns to court for rehearing. Read the full story.
Zamfara First Lady launches 16-Day GBV Activism
Zamfara State's First Lady, Hajiya Huriyya Dauda Lawal, has launched the 2025 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence, calling for unified action and digital safety.
Cross River records 800 GBV cases, 5 convictions
Cross River State reports 800 gender-based violence cases between January-November 2025 with just 5 convictions. Commissioner Irom highlights digital abuse, child labor concerns during UN Women activism launch.
Men Called to Stand Against Gender-Based Violence
FAME Foundation intensifies its campaign against GBV during 2025 16 Days of Activism, urging male allies to speak out and support survivors while launching new initiatives.
Foundation Takes GBV Fight to Vulnerable Abuja Community
The Daurama Foundation launches its 2025 16 Days of Activism against gender-based violence in Durumi, Abuja, a hotspot for domestic abuse, using a powerful documentary to drive change.
NAPTIP tightens noose on GBV offenders with 40 convictions
NAPTIP vows to intensify enforcement against gender-based violence offenders during 16 Days Activism. Agency secured 40 convictions, including life sentences for rapists. Join the fight to end digital violence against women.
Moara Sorio: Life After Michele Morrone Split
Discover the full story of Swiss model Moara Sorio, her career as a financial advisor, and the truth about her relationship with 365 Days star Michele Morrone. Get all the facts now!
VDM Responds to Ogun Residents' Water Crisis Plea
Residents of Isuku community in Ogun State cry out to activist Verydarkman over water scarcity. VDM responds 'We on our way' as social media reacts to government failure.
Cross River Calls for Action on Gender-Based Violence
Cross River State launches 16 Days of Activism against GBV, urging communities to break the silence. Commissioner Irom describes it as a 'deep societal wound' needing urgent action.
NHRC Flags Off 16 Days Anti-GBV Campaign Across Nigeria
National Human Rights Commission launches 2025 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence with nationwide activities across all 36 states and FCT from Nov 25 to Dec 10.
Nicki Minaj's Old Nigeria Tweets Resurface in UN Debate
Nicki Minaj's 2020 EndSARS tweets defending Nigeria resurface as she faces criticism over UN speech about Christian persecution. Discover the full story behind the controversy.
Jaywon sued for ₦100m after speaking on insecurity
Nigerian singer Jaywon reveals he was sued for ₦100 million after condemning insecurity. The artist shared court documents following recent bandit attack on Eruku church in Kwara State.
Ebonny Musik's Unstoppable EP Blends Afrobeat with UK Urban
Nigerian-born UK artist Ebonny Musik releases Unstoppable EP, blending Afrobeat with UK urban sounds. Discover the 5-track project featuring breakout single Good Days Bad Days.
Ikorodu Chairman Marks 100 Days of Transformative Governance
Discover how Ikorodu Local Government Chairman Adedayo Ladega is revolutionizing grassroots governance with people-first initiatives in infrastructure, security, and community development during his first 100 days in office.
Nigerian Youth Use Art to Fight Gender Violence
Young Nigerian artists are transforming pain into powerful protest art, using creative expressions to confront the epidemic of gender-based violence sweeping across communities.
Titi Oshodi: Nigeria's Climate Warrior in Action
Discover how Nigerian environmental champion Titi Oshodi is leading groundbreaking climate initiatives that are making real impact across Nigeria and inspiring a new generation of eco-activists.
Ex-Beauty Queen Tomi Salami Joins LASEPA for Youth Environment
Former beauty queen Tomi Salami partners with Lagos State Environmental Protection Agency to empower Nigerian youth with environmental education and sustainability initiatives across Lagos communities.
Tiwa Savage, Ayra Starr Demand Justice for Ochanya
Nigerian music icons Tiwa Savage and Ayra Starr join growing calls for justice in the Ochanya Ogbanje case, demanding accountability and legal reform in Nigeria's justice system.
VDM: Why Nnamdi Kanu Protest Failed Miserably
Popular online commentator VDM reveals the real reasons why the Nnamdi Kanu protest movement collapsed, exposing the harsh truth about Nigerian activism.
Ladbone 1991: Nigeria's Student Uprising Exposed
A powerful recollection of the 1991 student protests in Nigeria, exploring how a generation's political awakening through Ladbone magazine challenged military dictatorship and shaped national consciousness.
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