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Preventing the misapplication to the strengths, creativity and
resilience of youths is a duty we continually owe the future generation. -
Female Genital Mutilation suppresses a girl’s reproductive cycle
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Sexuality and life planning education is essential for adolescents and
young persons (AYP) to address unintended pregnancy and STIs. -
Thanks for visiting Onelife Initiative for Human Development’s online
space. We are one of Nigeria’s leading youth NGO programming to make
social development benefit young people.
SRHR
More than any other time in history, young people deserve to be empowered with comprehensive sexuality and life planning
education.
GOVERNANCE & POLICIES
The next generation of Nigerians deserves to have to loud political voice in our densely populated political space. The solution lies in participation and integration.
ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT
About 3 out of every 10 Nigeria youth are unemployed. Nigeria needs to create at least 50 million new jobs to bring unemployment to a single figure data.
What Drives Us
Investing in the wellbeing of over 102 million
youths will only increase Nigeria’s ability to address the present and future social impairments in our society.
How to repetitively set young people on the development agenda is a drive for us.
Project Sites
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Building Financial Capability For Children
Saving the girl child from FGM myths
Female genital mutilation doesn’t stop promiscuity
Will you be pregnant once you start menstruating? … Student ask.
FGM brings consequences too shameful to share
Twitter, The Clitoris And FGM
Saving the girl child from FGM myths
Riding the Advocacy to ensure Implementation of the Child Right Law
Dedicated To Helping Kids Making A Playground.
Volunteering in Africa
‘EndFGM’ Campaign: 4 things we learnt at Oke-Ado Market, Ibadan, Nigeria
#StopFGM: Oyo community where FGM is still a trend
Riding the Advocacy to ensure Implementation of the Child Right Law
Will you be pregnant once you start menstruating? … Student ask.
41,547
Young People Reached Directly
32,098,123
People Reached via Media
1,982
SHFs Empowered
10,213
Corps Members Upskilled