The Power of Using Fame for Social Change – Foluke Daramola
It’s usually defined as wealth, being well-known and adored. But social justice advocates leverage fame for something much more significant than individual glory. In short, the influence we bring into social causes is used to generate hope, enable our communities and alleviate the issues we face as a society. And among these great celebrities doing […]
Hon. Foluke Daramola-Salako (J.P.) Visits Cardinal Odunmbaku Over Wife’s Death
Hon. Foluke Daramola-Salako (J.P.) Visits Cardinal James Odunmbaku To Condole With Him Over The Loss Of His Wife Hon. Foluke Daramola-Salako (J.P.), a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC), and a leading aspirant for the House of Representatives, Oshodi/Isolo Federal Constituency I, in the 2027 General Elections, paid a condolence visit to Cardinal James […]
Why Young Nigerians Must Participate in Politics | Foluke Daramola
Politics has always been termed as a game for dirty people. That reason, for the longest time, has kept so many young Nigerians off politics. We continue to grumble about failed leadership, unemployment, insecurity, lack of proper health care system, and rising cost of living. But young Nigerians continue to shy away from politics, the […]
5 Powerful Life Lessons I Learned From My Nollywood Journey
Every Role Has Taught Me Something Beyond the Camera When you watch a Nollywood movie, what you watch is the final output. You see the outfits, the passion, the sceneries, and all the stories that play out on the screens. What you don’t see most times, is the story in between a production: the dawn […]
Foluke Daramola Mourns Alhaja Modinat: “So Shocking to Hear That She Is Gone”
It is with a heavy heart, that I received the sad news of the passing of my friend, political associate and the woman Leader of our dear local government, Alhaja Modinat Ibrahim, who left us yesterday after a protracted illness. A few weeks ago, I visited her at home to check on her, and offer […]
History of Nollywood in Western Nigeria: Why Our Stories Must Never Be Forgotten
Today, when we talk about Nollywood, the conversation jumps straight to box-office hits, red carpets, and worldwide acclaim. Those wins matter, and we should honor them. But we must also look back at the ground where it all started. As an actress, producer, and voice for social change, I’ve learned that every thriving industry stands […]
How Women Can Speak Up Against Abuse and Seek Help
Abuse fester in silence. In every communities, so many women are still experiencing various abuse in the dark of their houses, feeling as though no body is out there, no body will care and can help. However one of the greatest way to free oneself as a survivor is to come out and report for […]
Foluke Daramola Celebrates Democracy Day and Calls for Unity in Nigeria
Democracy Day: Building a Nigeria Where Every Voice Matters I join millions of Nigerian both at home and abroad in celebrating our nation’s democratic journey and the resilience of our unique people, as we commemorate Democracy Day. As this day is not only a reminder of Nigeria history but also an opportunity to reflect on […]
The Most Realistic Solution To Nigeria’s Age-Long And Persistent Problems
In my unapologetic opinion, the most realistic solution to Nigeria’s age-long and perennial challenges, is for the Northern and Southern parts of the country to become separate nations. My Reason: The way the Northern part of Nigeria wants the country to be governed is fundamentally different from the way the Southern part wants it governed. […]
How to Identify and Support Abuse Victims in Nigeria: What Everyone Should Know
Abuse remains one of the most pressing social challenges affecting individuals, families and communities across Nigeria. While many cases occur behind closed doors, the consequences can be devastating and long-lasting. From domestic violence and emotional abuse to child abuse and exploitation, thousands of people suffer in silence because they fear stigma, retaliation or a lack […]