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Abuse of domestic workers in Nigeria, an EmpowerWomen post

By Abiodun essiet 4 Replies Last Reply: 24 November 2016 13:54 By Tinuola Aina 2 Likes LikeIn Nigeria 80 % of domestic workers are women and mostly underage children, it is becoming a culture to bring underage children from villages to assist a woman who just put to bed thanks to the grandmothers. Unlike other Africa countries like Kenya and southAfrica, domestic workers have been organized into…

Choice – Currently faced with an issue of choice for a young woman! An EmpowerWomen post

By Igwe Ogbukah 8 Replies Last Reply: 18 November 2016 01:12 By Mujidah Ajibola 4 Likes UnlikeChoice. What about a young woman who chooses, by her free will, not to work but collect money from men or her man, not to use protection but rely on the man’s word to withdraw, not to develop her skills but to look for rich dudes who would meet her needs, not to develop her skills and build a career but…

Say No to Domestic Violence, an EmpowerWomen post

By Ezinne Ikejiani 2 Replies Last Reply: 24 November 2016 10:42 By Maryann Egwuonwu 1 Like LikeHi All, I am an active partner of Warien Rose Foundation. An Organisation working to stop domestic violence and also supporting victims of domestic violence. Domestic Violence is real and a number of women have suffered severe injuries physically, emotionally and mentally. We must join forces to stop…

Is there such a thing as a women being too Powerful? An EmpowerWomen post

Is there such a thing as a women being too Powerful?By Chipo Hildah Mutale 6 Replies I have heard from many men who say they cannot be with a woman who is more successful than they are. Many would give reason to a woman unsubmissive if she earns more and them feeling like lesser of a man. Now we see men enjoy power when they are successful so is it anuequal for a woman to do so too? Should a…