The Vweta Chadwick Poetry Prize seeks to advance the rights of girls and women in Nigeria, with a focus on the larger female community globa

In this article, Vweta Chadwick argues for the decriminalisation of suicide in Nigeria as a way to address the 'epidemic' of death by...

Technology and social media have proved to be indispensable in solving crimes, long after their commission, which begs the question ‘what...

When tempted to ask why we need women in politics or what impact more women in political offices has brought/can bring, we may want to...

In February this year, the second case to be brought before a crown court in Bristol, collapsed, the judge ordered the jury to return a...

ASHA's Founder, Vweta Chadwick recently granted an interview to Channels Television, discussing the circumstances leading to her acquired...

Arts, Hearts and Acts (AHA!), came second place during the pitch competition held at the just concluded West Africa Regional Conference...

My father was a ‘woman wrapper’, which in plain English means ‘a hands-on domesticated‘ husband and father. As a young girl, who grew up...

Who am I? That simple question has plagued me for years. I am still in search of a definitive answer. Because over the years my identity...

"When Remi Sonaiya emerged as the presidential candidate for the Kowa party in Nigeria’s March 28th 2015 presidential elections, it...