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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
The debate on boy and girl education has been the talk of the hour for years in countries like Nigeria. Some feel that boys must have more access to education, and others believe that girls should be equally provided with opportunities. But how? This blog will discuss how the debate can be addressed effectively to … Read more
Women in Nigerian politics face many challenges. They are often excluded from key decision-making processes, even though they make up almost half of the population. We need to remove barriers and create fair opportunities allowing women to take their place in politics. 1. Support More Women to Run for Office Women in Nigerian politics need more support to become leaders. Right now, only 6.7% of seats in the National Assembly are held by women, according … Read more
Maternal health is about keeping mothers safe during pregnancy and childbirth. In Nigeria, many women die while having babies. This is a big problem. Journalists and policymakers should take action now to save lives and protect mothers. Why Maternal Health in Nigeria Is in Danger Nigeria has one of the highest maternal death rates in … Read more
Grants for women’s empowerment projects are necessary in Nigeria. These grants give women the chance to grow, learn, and succeed. Journalists and policymakers need to support these projects because they help women have better. Why Grants for Women’s Empowerment Projects Matter Many women in Nigeria face problems like poverty and lack of education. These grants … Read more
Women’s rights mean treating women fairly. Every woman should feel safe and respected. They should have the same chances as everyone else. Journalists can tell stories about women. These stories help people understand why it is important. They also show what needs to change. Policy makers can make rules to protect women. These rules can … Read more
Sexual harassment is a term that affects people in workplaces, schools, and public spaces. But many do not fully understand what it means. For journalists and policymakers, defining what is sexual harassment is key to addressing it effectively. Without a clear definition, victims may feel silenced, and offenders may go unchecked. This blog outlines three … Read more
