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In many underserved communities across Abuja, thousands of girls, women, and people with disabilities face a silent monthly struggle: managing...
Despite constituting nearly half of Nigeria's population, women remain significantly underrepresented in political leadership and decision-making spaces across the country....
The Mata A Farka Incubator Program has officially launched in Abuja, welcoming over 80 women entrepreneurs into a six-week business...
In commemoration of World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2026, DeCODE (Development Centre for Orientation, Discovery & Empowerment), in partnership with Preserved...
Women and girls have been encouraged to embrace the use of menstrual cups as a safe, affordable, and sustainable menstrual...
On Wednesday, May 28, 2026, civil society organisations, health advocates, and development groups marked Menstrual Hygiene Day with renewed calls...
On Tuesday, May 26, 2026, Arridah Relief Foundation distributed food items to over 250 vulnerable households and persons living with...
For many young girls in Nigeria, conversations around menstruation, consent, relationships, and sexual and reproductive health are still surrounded by...
Non-governmental organisations in Abuja have trained first responders and desk officers on emergency response and basic life-saving techniques aimed at...
