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The Seyifara Foundation has called on federal and state governments, along with stakeholders, to take proactive steps to reduce maternal deaths and child mortality in Nigeria. This appeal was made during an outreach program at the Public Health Centre, Mokola, Ibadan, Oyo State, where over 150 pregnant women and nursing mothers received support. Addressing Maternal … Read more
Technology empowers women by creating opportunities for growth and inclusion. In Nigeria, digital tools offer women access to education, jobs, and platforms that amplify their voices. By integrating technology into daily life, women are reshaping their futures and breaking societal barriers. Increasing Opportunities Through Digital Tools Access to technology has transformed how women in Nigeria … Read more
Gender equality in Nigerian healthcare remains a critical issue affecting millions. Current data reveals disparities in access, treatment, and representation for women and men across healthcare services. Addressing these gaps is essential for building an inclusive and equitable system that benefits all citizens. The Current State of Gender Equality in Healthcare Nigerian healthcare faces challenges … Read more
The European Union-funded Rule of Law and Anti-Corruption (RoLAC) Programme, in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Justice’s Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) Response Unit, is hosting the 10th Network Conference of Sexual Assault Referral Centres (SARCs). This vital gathering focuses on improving justice for SGBV victims. Enhancing Justice for SGBV Victims The conference, taking … Read more
Equity for disabled Nigerian women requires addressing the unique challenges faced by women with disabilities. Lois Auta and Adenike Oyetunde are examples of women who have overcome barriers to contribute to society. Lois, despite living with polio since age two, founded the Cedar Seed Foundation to advocate for disability rights. Adenike, a lawyer and life … Read more
Islamic scholars in northern Nigeria have called for urgent interventions to address rising cases of gender-based violence (GBV). At a workshop in Abuja on Saturday, they emphasized preventive measures as a priority to curb the alarming trend. The one-day workshop, organized by the Development Research and Projects Centre (dRPC) in partnership with the Centre for … Read more
Women in Nigerian farming are crucial to the nation’s agricultural sector. They contribute significantly to food production, rural development, and household nutrition. Across Nigeria, women manage farming activities, ranging from planting to harvesting, while also ensuring family sustenance. Women Farmers and Food Security Female farmers in Nigeria play a direct role in food security. Women … Read more
Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa has earned widespread support from women in Ondo State, solidifying his position as their preferred candidate in the upcoming election. Through significant achievements in infrastructure, women empowerment, agriculture, and economic development, Aiyedatiwa’s leadership resonates with women across the state. Empowering Women Through Leadership Aiyedatiwa is Women’s Choice in Ondo because of his … Read more
ARDA Development Communication Incorporated, in partnership with UN Women, is making significant strides in empowering women to participate in Nigerian politics. ARDA, UN Women through their collaborative effort, the Advance: Women in Political Participation (AWPP) Project, address barriers to leadership and amplifying women’s voices. This initiative, supported by the Canadian Government, focuses on overcoming cultural … Read more
Early marriage in Nigeria affects millions of young girls every year, posing serious risks to their health, education, and future opportunities. Many girls are married before the age of 18, leading to significant social, economic, and health challenges for both the individuals and society as a whole. 1. High Rates of Early Marriage in Nigeria … Read more
