Why I Started Just4WomenAfrica
by Olalekan Amusa, Founder, Just4WomenAfrica People often ask me why I started Just4WomenAfrica a platform dedicated to amplifying and documenting…
Nigeria – How Sarah Andino Is Transforming Speech Therapy for Children in Africa
For many families in Africa, discovering that a child has a speech or communication delay comes with confusion, fear, and…
External Cephalic Version (ECV) What Every Pregnant Woman Should Know
As pregnancy progresses, most babies naturally settle into a head-down position, preparing for birth. However, in some pregnancies, the baby…
Nigeria – My Father Wanted to Give My Baby Up for Adoption
Hazel Ajuamiwe popularly known as Elsa Cookie is an online English tutor, author, and Nigerian woman whose life story is…
Nigeria – When I Teach in Their Language They Come Alive
Mercy Atinuke Ilori is an educator whose work goes far beyond lesson plans and classrooms. A Teach For Nigeria Fellow,…
Nigeria – She Rode a Motorcycle from Lagos to France and Back
When Chienyenwa Amadi, popularly known as Chibeda, mounted her motorcycle in Lagos and set off toward Europe, she wasn’t chasing…
Nigeria – The Hidden Cost of Nigeria’s Cosmetic Surgery Boom
Nigeria’s beauty industry is expanding at an unprecedented pace. Across social media, billboards, and entertainment screens, images of sculpted bodies…
Nigeria – How Tracy Nwapa Is Rewriting Lagos Nightlife
In Lagos nightlife, vibe is currency—but for entrepreneur Tracy Nwapa, it’s also strategy. On a recent episode of the Afropolitan…
Kenya – Miss Trudy’s Journey to YouTube Success
Miss Trudy, born Gertrude Awino Njeri Jumi, is today one of Africa’s most recognisable travel content creators. Her videos—vivid, honest,…
Nigeria – Building Food Security Through Technology
In an era where food security, sustainability, and value addition are critical to Africa’s economic future, innovative solutions within the…
Nigeria – How Jackie Aina Built Success Against the Odds
When Tayo Aina sat down with beauty mogul and digital pioneer Jackie Aina, the conversation quickly became more than a…