this book gave a very nice perspective from a Nigerian woman on feminism and it was very inspiring, but it felt like it lacked a bit of intersectionality in relation to gay/LGBTQIA+ women, trans women, disabled women, and other people effected by misogyny (AFAB nonbinary people, trans men, etc). it gave good insight in some directions, but was very two dimensional in relation to gender; just cis men and cis women.

overall, i think that it was very well written, everything said above is just a bit of what could have been included to make it better, but i think that it is an important thing to read for anyone looking to read feminist literature.