*Beebah*

Historian | Writer 🌟🇳🇬

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In this micro-doc, I profile two Nigerian feminists — Bene Madunagu and Kehinde Ola-Oni — whose work helped build the intellectual and political infrastructure of modern Nigerian feminism.

Produced for @9jaLeftArchives s by myself in collaboration with @OutHaus_Co

[*Beebah* @Abbeybiba]

In this micro-doc, I profile two Nigerian feminists — Bene Madunagu and Kehinde Ola-Oni — whose work helped build the intellectual and political infrastructure of modern Nigerian feminism.

Produced for @9jaLeftArchives s by myself in collaboration with @OutHaus_Co

[*Beebah* @Abbeybiba]

remarkable Nigerian feminists who shaped and expanded feminist thought in Nigeria through the 1980s, 1990s, and 2000s.

Bene Madunagu, Kehinde Ola-Oni and the Infrastructure of Nigerian Feminist Thought.

Out on Friday.

#Nigeria #Feminist #Feminism #Activism #History

[*Beebah* @Abbeybiba]

Over the past few months, I’ve become fascinated by the history of Nigerian feminism — starting from the present and tracing its roots across generations, movements, and moments in time.

This week, in collaboration with @9jaLeftArchives, I’m beginning with an exposition on two

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The faces of some women from the #ABUCulturalCarnival2025

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Just leave me at the altar with my father.

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God that can change a life in a minute!!!

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Thanks for the feature. The relevance of https://t.co/oEeBhyy7UD to Nigerian historical research can not be overemphasized.

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Thanks for the feature. The relevance of https://t.co/oEeBhyy7UD to Nigerian historical research can not be overemphasized.

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[H i s t o r y V i l l e @HistoryVille]

Bolanle Awe was not just Nigeria's first female professor of History; she was also the first female lecturer in any Nigerian university.

Born on January 28, 1933, in Ilesa, Osun State, Bolanle Awe was nurtured in a family that appreciated education.

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When someone is struggling or hurting— be quiet. Listen. Ask question. Resist the human urge to fix it, say it could be worse, or to find the bright side.

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