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The crime of rape involving close family members, mostly minors, has persisted unhindered in Plateau State. The insensitivity of government and refusal of survivors to take the laws on have continued to embolden perpetrators, leaving…

Total oil pollution has destroyed several farmlands, and the only source of drinking water in Ovelle Oduoaha community, Emohua Local Government Area, Rivers State, which as a result, is causing water scarcity, and hardship for women farmers…

For years, the rights of women to own property have always been violated, starting from their immediate family, which is a reflection of the larger society. In this report, CHIKA MEFOR-NWACHUKWU reports on how women have been denied this…

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In this special report, Funmi Ogundare examines how the government and other relevant authorities can implement policies to protect female mechanics from sexual harassment in workplaces and how survivors can set clear boundaries in their…

An onboarding meeting facilitated by the Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ) between mentors and 11 selected female reporters for the champion building activity under the Report Women! News and Newsroom Engagement…

Abimbola Adegboyega The current reality that leadership positions of numerous media organisations, including the Broadcasting Service of Ekiti State where Abimbola worked were not occupied by female journalists, motivated her to…

21 female reporters across media organisations in Nigeria were inducted as fellows of the Report Women! Female Reporters Leadership Programme (FRLP) fellowship of the Wole Soyinka Centre for Investigative Journalism (WSCIJ) on Thursday 9 …