Mother Fears Another Pregnancy After Surgery Complications
A mother of two shares her terror of another pregnancy after severe delivery complications, and how long-acting contraceptives restored her peace and health.
A mother of two shares her terror of another pregnancy after severe delivery complications, and how long-acting contraceptives restored her peace and health.
A Nigerian nail technician's reaction to a client with six fingernails has sparked online curiosity. This condition, known as preaxial polydactyly, is a well-documented congenital anomaly.
Unexplained weight loss, new lumps, unusual bleeding, persistent fatigue, and non-healing changes can be early cancer warning signs. Learn when to seek medical evaluation.
A Nigerian woman born without fingerprints recounts how the condition complicated JAMB registration, NYSC verification, and banking, prompting others to share similar experiences.
Finland requires foreign students to show at least EUR 9,600 (about N15m) in their bank account for a one-year residence permit. Shorter courses need EUR 800 monthly. Scholarships and free accommodation reduce the amount.
A four-year-old girl suffered a stroke triggered by chickenpox, prompting her mother to warn parents about the hidden risks of common childhood illnesses.
Avon HMO and Lagos Food Bank Initiative partnered for World Breastfeeding Week 2026, providing nutrition support, health screening, and education to 70 vulnerable mothers and babies.
Niger State Child Rights Protection Agency recorded 192 child abuse cases from November 2025 to June 2026, including rape, trafficking, and forced marriage, says DG Ummul Mohammed.
A Nigerian father regrets ignoring AS genotype results, blaming 'foolish faith' after his child was born with sickle cell disease, sparking online debate.
Nigerian women increasingly seek doula care for emotional and physical support during childbirth. Certified doula Osunlolu Abimbola explains the trend's growth.
A woman shares how choosing an IUD after informed research transformed her sex life, dispelling myths and ending anxiety.
Nigeria’s curative healthcare mindset costs thousands of lives annually, with women facing disproportionate risks. The Maky Bloom Foundation offers education and free screenings to shift toward prevention.
The Society for Family Health has identified shortages of essential commodities and training resources as major challenges limiting family planning services in Abia and Akwa Ibom states.
Dr. Sekinat Bola-Oyebamiji donated 2,000 menstrual pads to teenage girls in Apomu Kingdom, Osun State, and educated them on menstrual hygiene to combat period poverty and school absenteeism.
Lagos State Government reaffirms commitment to inclusive healthcare by sensitising persons with hearing and visual impairments on HIV/AIDS prevention and stigma reduction.
Nigeria is intensifying efforts to expand access to Multiple Micronutrient Supplements for pregnant women, pushing for local production and sustainable financing to reduce donor dependence.
Stakeholders under the Clean Naija Initiative aim to reach six million schoolchildren by 2030, improving hand-washing and reducing hygiene-related diseases in Nigeria.
A new campaign, Adopt-A-Teen, aims to reach 5,000 adolescent girls with menstrual health education and dignity kits by end of 2026, addressing menstrual poverty in Nigeria.
DeCODE, Preserved Childhood Foundation, and Pink Health Foundation partnered to combat menstrual stigma in Onitsha, Anambra State, with education, debates, and a digital health platform.
Dettol Nigeria and Wellbeing Foundation Africa launch Phase 3 of Dettol Hygiene Quest, targeting over 840,000 beneficiaries in 2026 with hygiene education and handwashing advocacy.
Child Empowerment Fund provides six-month supply of sanitary pads and menstrual health education to 100 girls at Lagos correctional centre.
HAYDI calls for menstrual health education and affordable sanitary products, reaching over 100 students in Ikorodu to combat period poverty and reduce school absenteeism.
NOLA Africa educated over 250 teenage girls in Isefun Community, Lagos, on menstrual hygiene, reproductive health, and emotional wellbeing during Project Lafiya outreach.
NYSC corps members organised a maternal health outreach in Surulere, Lagos, screening 108 residents. The initiative promoted safe motherhood and provided free medical services to pregnant women, nursing mothers, and others.
AHF Nigeria and Nasarawa State Government advocate for stronger collaboration to end menstrual stigma and improve hygiene support for girls during World Menstrual Health Day 2026.
Daurama Foundation calls for greater awareness on Menstrual Hygiene Day to end stigma, citing lack of information and facilities for girls in Nigeria.
Nigeria's First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, calls for urgent action to end obstetric fistula, emphasizing improved maternal healthcare, girls' education, and an end to child marriage.
African health experts call for stronger youth-centred interventions in HIV prevention and care, emphasizing inclusion of young people in policy design and decision-making.
MFM Lekki organized a humanitarian outreach in Noforija, Epe, offering free medical services, food, clothing, and skills training to hundreds, aiming for long-term self-reliance.
Hina Gana Foundation distributes birth kits to over 100 pregnant women in Niger State, aiming to reduce maternal and child mortality in underserved communities.