The Women International

10/04/2026

Not every story begins where the world can see it, some begin in silence and rise into something powerful.

This April, The Women International introduces a woman whose journey is marked by courage, depth, and an unwavering decision to turn her experiences into impact. Our April Cover Girl, .enyinna, is a voice that carries both strength and honesty one that speaks not just to be heard, but to create space for others.

Her work stands at the intersection of lived experience and global advocacy, reminding us that true influence isn’t always loud, it is intentional, it is consistent, and it is deeply human.

She represents a kind of resilience that doesn’t rush healing, but honours it. A kind of leadership that doesn’t just exist in rooms, but reaches hearts, shifts conversations, and creates room for others to rise.

Click the link in bio to read our exclusive feature.

09/04/2026

Your mind is not just a place you live in, it’s the place everything begins. This April, we’re gathering again in Lagos for something deeper.

“My Mind, My Power” is a call to take back control of your thoughts, strengthen your emotional resilience, and shift the way you show up in your life. Because the way you think shapes the way you live.

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or simply in need of a reset, this circle is for you. Come as you are, leave stronger, clearer, and more grounded.

09/04/2026

You’re allowed to grow without discrediting where you are.
Progress is still progress, you are doing enough. ❤️

08/04/2026

It’s okay if you don’t feel like your “old self.” Not after everything your body has held. Not after everything your heart has learned.

Motherhood doesn’t pause you, it transforms you. And who you are becoming deserves grace, not comparison. You are not lost, you are evolving.

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08/04/2026

The relationship you build with yourself quietly shapes everything else, your standards, your boundaries, and your expectations.

07/04/2026

Forgiveness is often misunderstood. It is not an act of excusing harm, but an act of releasing its hold.

What we refuse to let go of does not stay in the past, it lives within us.

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06/04/2026

Elizabeth Oshoba continues to make Nigeria proud. In a powerful debut performance, secured a decisive victory, stopping her opponent and extending her unbeaten record to 10-0. This win is not just another number, it’s a statement of strength, discipline, and consistency.

With every fight, she is proving that she belongs on bigger stages, carrying not just her dreams, but the hopes of many young girls who dare to see themselves in spaces once considered unreachable.

Her journey is a reminder that excellence is built over time, through resilience, hard work, and an unshakable belief in one’s potential. We celebrate women like Elizabeth Oshoba who are breaking barriers, rewriting narratives, and showing the world what Nigerian women are made of.

The future is bright and she’s just getting started.

06/04/2026

May this week meet you gently. And even if it’s just one small moment, may it remind you that good things still exist for you.

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03/04/2026

02/04/2026

A significant milestone in African leadership and governance has been marked with the appointment of Mariama Ciré Sylla as the Minister of Economy, Finance and Budget of Guinea.

Her appointment, announced as part of a cabinet reshuffle led by President Mamadi Doumbouya, places her at the center of one of the most critical portfolios in the country, overseeing national revenue, public spending, debt management, and economic policy direction. 

This role is not just administrative, it is strategic. Guinea’s economy is heavily driven by its vast natural resources, including some of the world’s largest reserves of bauxite and significant mining projects. As Finance Minister, Sylla is now responsible for ensuring that these resources translate into sustainable development, infrastructure growth, and economic stability. 

Before this appointment, she served as Minister of Agriculture and held senior roles within the World Bank Group, where she worked across Africa and other regions on private sector development, job creation, and economic transformation initiatives.  Her global experience positions her uniquely to navigate Guinea’s economic challenges while strengthening partnerships with international financial institutions.

Her rise to this position reflects a broader shift, women stepping into high-impact economic leadership roles that directly influence national growth and policy. In a space traditionally dominated by men, Sylla’s appointment is a powerful statement on competence, representation, and the evolving face of leadership in Africa.

At a time when countries across the continent are redefining their economic futures, leaders like Mariama Ciré Sylla are not just managing systems, they are shaping the trajectory of nations.

01/04/2026

April isn’t just another month on the calendar.
It’s another opportunity to reset, refocus, and move differently.

Whatever didn’t work before, learn from it.
Whatever you’ve been putting off, start now.
Whatever you’re becoming. stay committed to it.

31/03/2026

Joke Silva, MFR, is a legendary force in Nigeria’s entertainment industry. She’s a storyteller, cultural icon, and advocate whose influence has shaped generations across theatre, film, television, and radio.

With a career spanning over four decades, she has delivered unforgettable performances and collaborated with some of the industry’s most respected directors, earning widespread acclaim for her depth, versatility, and excellence. Trained at the Webber Douglas Academy of Dramatic Arts in London and a graduate of the University of Lagos, her foundation in the arts reflects both discipline and global perspective.

A five-time Africa Movie Academy Award winner and recipient of multiple lifetime achievement honours, Joke Silva’s contributions extend far beyond the screen. She is the Co-founder of the Lufodo Group, a platform dedicated to production, arts education, and the preservation of cultural spaces such as Glover Memorial Hall.

Beyond her artistic work, she is a passionate advocate for women’s empowerment, social justice, and human rights. She is the founder and president of the Forum for Women in Film and TV (FWIFT), and serves on several boards, using her voice and influence to drive meaningful change within and beyond the creative industry.

Her recent work as Executive Producer on Mothers of Chibok further reflects her commitment to storytelling that not only entertains but also informs, preserves history, and inspires action.

Through excellence, advocacy, and legacy-building, continues to define what it means to lead with purpose in Africa’s creative space.