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I believe Nigerian feminism is a humanist one, in the sense that it is about both inner and outer changes, compared to the West that is all about outer changes. Our feminism is expressed through art, writing, pottery and so on.

— Minna Salami

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You don’t need to claim power to understand that you have power. You don’t have to take power from other people to have it.

There is nothing more fully human than having a voice and being able to do it publicly.

I believe the time for women’s revolution is now. And though there are young women who are trying to make it happen, but sadly, there are not enough of them.

At the end of the day, it is up to women to use and change the law to effect change. The law is our best weapon against patriarchy.

We need to cultivate a culture where women feel the opposite of lack, namely a sense of wholeness.

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