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Hello! Welcome to my page. My name is Precious, a freelance culture writer and journalist who is keen on writing thought-provoking and intriguing articles on topics of significance. I rant a lot through my writing, and professionally, of course.
Written by Precious Uzoma-Nwosu Edited by Veronica Vivi Illustrated by Noella Abba While growing up, there were rules set by my father that were never to be compromised on, and among them was not s...
"Yam, the king of crops, was a very exacting king. For three or four moons it demanded hard work and constant attention from cock-crow till the chickens went back to roost, the young tendrils were protected from earth-heat with rings of sisal leaves." - excerpt from 'Things Fall Apart', by Chinua Achebe, Igbo writer from Nigeria.
A Black-owned magazine celebrating Pan-African womanhood in all its vigour, diversity & dynamism.
By Precious Nwosu The lady stared hard at the police station's entrance, contemplating if she should go in. It took the effort to get there, and honestly, she wasn't sure it was worth it-what if they didn't believe her, asked her for evidence that she didn't have, and then called her a liar?
"Yes, I frequently talk to my mother about my relationships and my sex life." I declared to the bewilderment of my friends with which I was in discussion. The petite lady amongst us asked incredulously "Are you serious?", with utter shock written all over her face.
Though the condition affects 4 to 20 per cent of women of reproductive age worldwide, Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome is not given the attention it requires. Elohor shares her experience living with PCOS with Document Women.
2018 saw the debut of American musical producer Metro Boomin, whose single Not All Heroes Wear Capes featured well-known musicians. What and who he had in mind when he sang this song, only he knows but Roseline Adebimpe Adewuyi, a feminist, gender advocator, and social educator, fits the description perfectly.
Precious is a creative and content writer. She is passionate about documenting women's stories and topics that matter. When she is not writing, she is reading a book.
Written by Precious Nwosu I loved you. Wait....did I just say it out loud in a public place where I shouldn't be expressing my emotions? This shouldn't come as a surprise to you though. I mean, I was the first person to profess love. So, I really can't help myself; I'm a softie.
Women novelists and authors also utilize their characters, storylines, and words to rebel against gender inequity, thwart patriarchal society, and raise awareness of women's issues. These women, in doing this, also dispelled the stereotype of men as being the only literature writers in their respective countries and paved the way for other younger female writers to follow in their footsteps.