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Women, March into Your Power!
This month is International Women's Month and International Women's Day (on March 8). All round it's a time to celebrate women and bring to the fore the discussions about reducing and eliminating gender-based inequalities. The theme for this year's International...
Ore Reads: A Conspiracy of Ravens
You know the saying about "what you are looking for in Sokoto, you found in your sokoto"? Well, for the non-Nigerians among us: Sokoto is a state and city in northern Nigeria and from city of Lagos, where I reside, it's as far north as you can imagine. The word...
Reading Check
Hello fellow reader! Notice that I already assume that you love to read. Why? Well, because you are reading a blog, especially in an age that many internet users have moved on to consuming mostly video content. How is your reading life? I wrote about my 2021 in books...
Just Start!
I came across two quotes recently that resonated so deeply with me. The first, which I shared on my Instagram feed was "You'll never be 100% ready. Just start." I believe this wholeheartedly and this is the story of how I started my social entrepreneurship journey,...
Changing the Narrative: Nigerian Women in Tech
In the Beginning: I started working in the “gender and tech space” (if you can imagine that such a space exists) in 2001. For a few years before that, especially once I started my Masters programme in Information Systems, I had been aware of the lack of women using...
My Year in Books
This has been my best reading year since I gave birth to my first child. I feel so proud of myself, because this shows how much better I have become at organising my time and prioritising reading. It has also been my most diverse reading year, as I branched out into...
Previous Blogs:
- Ms Oreoluwa (2018 – 2021): msoreoluwa.wordpress.com
- Ore’s Notes (2005 – 2012): orenotes.blogspot.com
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