After second semester examinations, Adeola came home to announce that she had a C in Maths. Temitope, her younger brother, shrugged. “Why didn’t you do better? You were so good in Maths. You even got an A1 in WAEC!” He shrieked. “It’s normal,” Adeola said, “Aunty Callista said as we go higher, it would difficult for us girls to understand very complex things because we are not supposed to do hard subjects… ” Their father walked into the parlour just in time to hear Adeola’s bit of the conversation and cut her off, “Deola! What did you just say?” Adeola bit her lip. Their father…
A Gender Activist ( Issues affecting girls and women.)
