The Invisible Backbone: Why Nigerian Fisherwomen Matter to Food Security
When we think about feeding a nation, the images that typically come to mind are vast farmlands or perhaps bustling markets. Rarely…
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Discover stories, updates, and learning from Enatta, highlighting fishing communities and the women who sustain them.
Water Hyacinth: The Fisherwoman’s Unsung Challenge
Along the shores of Agboyi riverine community sit Iya Pupa and Rashidatu, two artisanal fisherwomen, sorting out their early morning catch in…
Meet Mama Ireti: A Fisherwoman Defying the Odds
Mama Ireti has been a fisherwoman for over twenty years and understands the struggles of fishing and making a living. Nonetheless, she…
ENATTA FOUNDATION BOAT REGATTA: OF CULTURE AND IDENTITY
Festivals work like cultural memory keepers. They gather a community around something familiar and turn an ordinary practice into a shared story.…