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Chidinma Iwu is a Nigerian-based journalist covering culture, tech, sustainability, and social policies.
You can read her in Non-profit Quarterly, Shondaland, New Lines Mag and Service95.
She’s almost always on Twitter @Chidxnma, tweeting spontaneously and wishing there’s better for women.