For four months, Nigerian investigative journalist Tobore Ovuorie posed as a sex worker determined to shine a light on the plight of women trafficked for sex, only to become trapped by the very people she sought to expose. Her report, published in 2014, revealed the full horror of her experience. She had uncovered a network of violence, murder and organ harvesting.
Many Ethiopians with ties to Ukraine who have fled the war are safe from Russian bombs but remain trapped. TOBORE OVUORIE spoke with one Ethiopian family, who have managed to reach Germany, about their journey out of the war zone.
Ruth Aliu, a Nigerian, is being celebrated across Canada’s business landscape in an industry that’s often perceived as male-dominated: tech. She stands tall as a woman in tech and leader shaping the narrative of diversity and inclusion.
A 46-year-old man in the Southwestern part of Nigeria has said the devil pushed him to pour petrol on his wife and set her ablaze for disobeying his order, writes Ewomazino Nicolas.
In a television station full of men, a Nigerian woman, Morayo Afolabi-Brown was deemed the best to take charge of the country’s renowned TV station; TVC entertainment.
