A Truemyvoice Original With Amal Zuruq on Gender-Based Violence.

In this moving poetry rendition, Amal Zuruq delves in the theme of Gender-based Violence from the purview of Rape culture. In her words "Violence has no religion, same as Virginity" as she tells the story of many a girl child and advocates against sexual abuse.

A Truemyvoice Original with Loveth Liberty on the everyday struggles of the female gender.

In collaboration with @truemyvoice @flares_media and AlhanIslam Media, Award winning spoken word poet, Loveth Liberty, gives a poignant spoken word rendition on the everyday struggles of the female gender. Against a backdrop of gender bias, discrimination, abuse and attempts by society to bend her into conformity, we hope that this inspires brave new voices to continually speak up. And yes, we can change the world, one story at a time.

Yagana Kyari Lawan Renders a Poem in Kanuri language on Climate Change

In Kanuri language, Poet and Truemyvoice member, Yagana Kyari Lawan remonstrates the importance of tree planting and protecting the ecosystem. As part of the National Agency for great green Wall's Documentary (@naggwnigeria )which seeks to foster youth participation on issues of climate change.

Amina Othman lends her voice to climate change and desert encroachment

Amina Othman, Poet and Truemyvoice member, lends her voice to the issue of climate change and desert encroachment as part of the National Agency for the Great Green Wall's documentary seeking to encourage youth participation in the Climate Change discuss.

Khayr Souf Renders a Poem in Fulani language on Climate Change

Khayr Souf lends her voice against desertification and climate change in Northern Nigeria, as part of the National Agency for the Great Green wall Documentary @naggwnigeria which aimed for youth participation in the climate change discourse.

King Scot Renders a Poem in Hausa language on Climate Change

Still on the National Agency for the Great Green Wall Documentary, Spoken word poet and Voice over artiste, King Skot employs poetry in his local dialect of Hausa, in advocating for climate awareness, that we do not neglect the environment and that we do more in being custodians of mother earth.