1. Folorunsho Alakija

2. Diezani Alison-Madueke

3. Hajia Bola Muinat Shagaya

4. Daisy Danjuma

If you have ever wondered whether you should use tampons instead of pads or vice versa, this article is for you.
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As we get older, living with our family becomes increasingly tricky. From the minor disagreements to the curfew to the privacy invasion, most people tend to move out as quickly as they can but very few speak about how it affects their mental health. I spoke to a lady who started having panic attacks after […]
The subject of today’s What She Said is a 22-year-old who wanted to be a lawyer but studied nursing because of her mother. She talks about being involved in her parent’s interests as a child, choosing sciences for her mother and the challenges of nursing school. What’s your earliest memory of childhood? It’s memories of […]
so we decided to make-believe a Nigerian K-pop girl group. The members of K-pop groups take on specific roles and positions besides singing. Just imagine Ayra Starr as the face and centre of this monster rookie band or Itohan of Nigerian Idol as the “golden maknae”.
On Saturday 28th of May, all hot babes have one thing on their schedule — HERtitude. Here’s a list of things to expect if you’re one of those hot babes:
These seven things are giving overrated, so Gen Z women won’t be caught spending money on them. And that’s on period.
Today’s #ZikokoWhatSheSaid subject is a 36-year-old Nigerian woman. She talks about her big-city dreams after moving from Owerri to Lagos, why she married her persistent lover from Facebook and the challenge of living with her in-laws before finding happiness.
After her grandmother died in 2018, Tega realised she’d never get a chance to eat her signature dish ever again. She shares the reality of accepting that death comes with a lot more than losing people we love. Sometimes, it’s the food they loved to cook too.
Every woman is a hot babe at Zikoko but is every hot babe a Zikoko party babe? Our resident hot babe, Muna, has compiled a guide to ensure you enjoy yourself at HERtitude.
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Today’s #ZikokoWhatSheSaid subject is Laura, a 23-year-old Kenyan woman. She talks about moving to a new town at 16, her rocky relationship with her sister, respecting her more after their mum dies, struggling with depression and finally accepting that grief is an unending cycle.
In this letter #ToHER, Stephanie wrote a letter to herself. She wants this to be something she reads on the days she forgets how far she’s come with loving herself again.
We’re throwing a party for gorgeous gorgeous girls on the 28th of May, 2022. Here’s a list of things you should know about HERtitude:
Women are hardly ever wrong, but let’s talk about the few times they might have been. And the reasons why that happened.
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