As the Hear Word! Naija Woman Talk True show at the Muson center winds down, more stars and elite gather to see the phenomenal stage play that tells the stories of the average Nigerian woman through the powerful cast of top Nigerian actresses - Taiwo Ajai-Lycett, Joke Silva, Kate Henshaw, Bimbo Akintola, Omonor, Elvina Ibru, Ufuoma McDermott, Zara Udofia, Lala Akindoju, Rita Edward, Debbie Ohiri and Odenike.
Minister of comm tech Omobolaji Johnson, Bunmi Awosika, Rita Dominic and more glam up 3rd week
HEAR WORD! is an exhilarating piece of performance art that combines artistry, social commentary and true-life stories of inequality and transformation.
HEAR WORD! is an exhilarating piece of performance art that combines artistry, social commentary and true-life stories of inequality and transformation.
The stories are based on real life experiences.
HEAR WORD! targets real issues affecting the lives of women, which limit their potential for achievement, independence, decision-making and leadership. The show delivers a better understanding of the issues faced by Nigerian women from all walks of life and shares their unique and universal challenges.
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