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Jun52020

APPLY: ADMIN. & FINANCE ASSISTANT

GOVERNANCE & POLICIES News, VacanciesJune 5, 2020
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May142020
Social Media Influencer Ibadan

Opening for 10 Social Media Influencers

Enterprise Development NewsMay 14, 2020
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May102020

Engaging Young People: The New Revolution to End FGM

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May72020

Volunteer with us Online (May – July 2020)

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May22020

Loud Whispers Podcasts

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Apr302020

Igbe Kelekele — Podcast in Yoruba Lang.

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Apr132020

Last Mile Sensitisation on COVID-19

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Mar152020

Design Thinking — Placing Young People on the Path

Events, LATEST NEWS, SRHR Media ReportsMarch 15, 2020
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Mar102020

Collaboration: A Tool for Change

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EndFGM Game Pack

UncategorizedFebruary 7, 2020
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Solutions to unemployment include improved vocatio Solutions to unemployment include improved vocational education & training, renewed incentives for apprenticeships, additional measures to support youth employment. There is a need to encourage young people to work in the informal sector. We have come up with contents for some of these blue collar jobs. Young people need institutional or policy instruments to support their entrepreneurship journey. Join us as we explore as part of this year's commemoration, what it takes to start vocational careers in vulcanising, carpentry and also in electrical works. Look out also for what the CV of a person in the informal sector can look like! We have come up with something interesting. #Youth4GlobalAction #IYD2020 #Anfaani Swipe left👉👉👉
It's an interesting period to be a youth. So much It's an interesting period to be a youth. So much going on around youths across Nigeria and across the world. We join to wish all a Happy International Youth Day and also to invite you to our series targeted at young people in the informal sector.  Join us later today on any of our social media platforms by 12 noon.  #IYD2020 #InternationalYouth Day #Anfaani #vocationalskills
As Aunty Deola is fighting for her marriage, Akin As Aunty Deola is fighting for her marriage, Akin and Ahmed are fighting for Ebun and Abeke and her husband are fighting over food. Wetin Musa no go see for gate 🤣 it's episode 11 of #LoudWhispers on @splashfm1055 at 8:45pm today.
To understand why your wife, girlfriend or sister To understand why your wife, girlfriend or sister changes moods faster than you flip through your status 😜 go through our timeline today to see why. It was an interesting and enlightening session on Menstruation and menstrual health management. Every girl deserves to enjoy life and live normally even during her period. There is more edutainment coming your way tomorrow at 6am. Loud Whispers airs on Podcast 👉 bit.ly/episode14loudwhispers Next time when she flips on you like that again...blame it on the period and listen to loud Whispers together...Period!🤪🤣😂 #LoudWhispers #MenstrualHygiene #period
Here are some quick facts about a woman's period Here are some quick facts about a woman's period 👉 A woman loses an estimated 9 litres of blood during her life cycle because of menstruation. That’s about twice the volume of blood in the body of a typical human. 👉 For best protection, sanitary pads are best changed every 8 hours during use. 👉 A single female generates 125kg of sanitary waste during her menstrual years in the form of sanitary pad 👉 124 million girls and women of menstrual age will live in Nigeria by 2050. 👉 Girls and women who use sanitary pad spend about 5,600 Naira annually. 👉 The average female uses an average of 144 pieces of pad in a year and spends about 5,600 Naira annually on sanitary materials. #LoudWhispers #period #MenstrualHealth #menstruation #MenstruationMatters #MHM
Access to menstrual hygienic facilities in public Access to menstrual hygienic facilities in public places remains a challenge in Africa. The World Bank reported that at least 500 million females do not have access to adequate facilities as part of menstrual hygiene management. Facilities includes sanitary pads, water, soap clean toilets with doors and disposing materials. A survey conducted by UNICEF also showed that school girls in Nigeria face many challenges when they are on their period due to inadequate menstrual hygiene facilities. Government and other stakeholders in the society should work towards providing facilities for better menstrual experience for women. #periodpoverty #LoudWhispers
Busted! #LoudWhispers #mhm #myperiod #periodprobl Busted! #LoudWhispers #mhm #myperiod #periodproblems #mentruationmatters
All missed periods do not mean pregnancy. Hormonal All missed periods do not mean pregnancy. Hormonal imbalance, stress, use of contraceptives, fluctuating weight, excessive exercise, poor feeding and a range of other factors can result in missing periods. If you have irregular cycles leading to less than 6 periods in a year, it is advised you see a doctor. #MenstrualHealth #LoudWhispers
Menstrual Hygiene Management is an essential part Menstrual Hygiene Management is an essential part of menstrual cycle which entails use of clean menstrual hygiene materials like sanitary pad, tampons and menstrual cups to absorb or collect blood that could be changed in privacy as often as necessary during the period. #MenstrualHygiene #LoudWhispers
Eating food with high processed sugar content can Eating food with high processed sugar content can increase menstrual pain. Sugar is inflammatory and inflation increases pain. Refined sugar can also cause the body to retain water and sodium which can lead to bloating and mood swings. #MHM #LoudWhispers
Safe periods is a period of the menstrual cycle du Safe periods is a period of the menstrual cycle during which conception is least likely to occur which usually includes few days immediately before and after menstrual period and during the period itself. The farther the day from ovulation, the safer. However pregnancy can still occur. #MenstrualHealth #LoudWhispers
Menstruation sometimes comes with pain known as cr Menstruation sometimes comes with pain known as cramps. The pain is usually as a result of contractions in the uterus. It can be managed by staying active, eating healthy, rest, using heat or taking recommended pain relievers. Dysmenorrhea often known as menstrual pain is a common experience women face during their periods. About 20% of women experience pain severe enough to interfere with their daily activities. #Menstrualhealth #LoudWhispers #period #mhm
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Our adolescent girls need to be educated and prepa Our adolescent girls need to be educated and prepared psychologically for menstruation well ahead before they start. Several studies have showed deficiency in knowledge about menstruation among Adolescent girls during their first menstruation and even afterwards. Pre-menstrual syndrome (PMS) are physical and emotional signs and body changes that occurs as menstruation approaches. Emotional symptoms of PMS may include cravings for food, irritability, decreased libido, sad feeling, and anger outburst. #MenstruationMatters #LoudWhispers
Our adolescent girls need to be educated and prepa Our adolescent girls need to be educated and prepared psychologically for menstruation well ahead before they start. Several studies have showed deficiency in knowledge about menstruation among Adolescent girls during their first menstruation and even afterwards. Pre-menstrual syndrome (PMS) are physical and emotional signs and body changes that occurs as menstruation approaches. Emotional symptoms of PMS may include cravings for food, irritability, decreased libido, sad feeling, and anger outburst. #MenstruationMatters #LoudWhispers #period #myperiod #mhm
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