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The most serious challenge that Nigeria is facing is sex trafficking, as it shatters lives, abuses and exploits women and children, and degrades the future of communities. Victims are oftentimes tricked into this with false promises of jobs or education and then start to live with abuse and compulsion. Action from all fronts, including the … Read more
Human trafficking is one of the biggest challenges Nigeria faces today. To fight this problem, the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) was established in July 2003. NAPTIP works to stop human trafficking, protect victims, and punish traffickers. Since its creation, the agency has rescued thousands of victims and prosecuted hundreds … Read more
Among other serious issues affecting the nation, child marriage is one of them; millions of girls in Nigeria are getting married before they reach the age of 18 years. This practice violates human rights, buries opportunities for education, and puts young girls into volatile situations full of violence and health hazards. While efforts against child marriage increase, several misconceptions about the causes and impacts of child marriage persist. Understanding such mistakes is paramount to Nigerian journalists, policymakers, and advocates when they intend to devise workable solutions. 1. Believing Child Marriage Is Only a Rural Problem One common fallacy is that child marriage occurs only in rural settings. While it is more pronounced in … Read more
Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer affecting women worldwide, and Nigeria is no exception. Thousands of Nigerian women are diagnosed annually with breast cancer, and the key to survival is early detection. Knowing how to recognize the signs of breast cancer is lifesaving, but most women and their families do not know what to look for. This guide will describe the signs of breast cancer in a clear, accessible way that journalists, policymakers, and advocates can use to empower their communities. 1. What Are the Signs of Breast Cancer? … Read more
Women’s clothing determines how women feel and perform at work. The right clothes can help women feel confident, comfortable, and professional. Women deserve clothing that fits well and looks good while meeting workplace needs. Why Choosing the Right Women’s Clothing for Work Matters What women wear to work affects their feelings and how others see … Read more
Maternal and child health is necessary for any family and community. In Nigeria, many mothers and children suffer serious health problems due to the inadequate provision of healthcare services. Many women die annually during delivery, and many children die due to preventable diseases. These gaps in healthcare must be fixed to save lives and create … Read more
Emir Sanusi has stressed the importance of traditional rulers in improving maternal and child health in Northern Nigeria. At the 1st International Conference on Sustainable Population Health in Kano, he called for urgent action to address maternal and newborn mortality. The Emir pointed out that cultural attitudes and weak policies worsen these issues, especially in … Read more
The Honourable Minister of Women Affairs Nigeria, Hajiya Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim, has urged the world to act fast to save African children. Speaking in London at the launch of the Community Children’s Fund, she said that efforts must be made to protect the rights and futures of vulnerable children. The speech by the Minister has highlighted … Read more
Female genital mutilations in Nigeria threatens the health, rights, and dignity of millions of girls and women. Yet, despite the laws and many years of advocacy, it continues to happen in some communities. According to UNICEF: ‘Nigeria has the third highest burden of FGM globally and accounts for 10% of the 200 million women and … Read more
The education of the girl child is paramount. Through education, girls are equipped to create a better future for themselves and their societies. This blog will show three key ways to understand and promote the importance of girl child education in Nigeria. Why Education Changes Lives It provides lifelong benefits. Sending girls to school equips … Read more
