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3 days ago

Listen to this interesting, educational and entertaining radio drama – Loud Whispers here every Saturday on our Facebook and Instagram page Onelife Initiative Episode 1. #Loudwhispers #radiodrama #ReproductiveHealth #familyplanning #contraception … See MoreSee Less

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🌟 Join Our Team as a Project Officer in Akwa Ibom! 🌟Ready to make a lasting impact in Akwa Ibom? We’re on the lookout for a proactive Program Officer to join our dedicated team in Uyo. As a key member, you’ll collaborate on impactful projects and champion sustainable change across the state.We’re Seeking:– Self-motivated individuals– Ability to work autonomously– Innovative thinkers passionate about our focus areas.Know someone who fits the bill? Tag them and encourage them to apply!Apply Now!Don’t miss out! Applications are reviewed on an ongoing basis. Submit yours today at 👉 www.bit.ly/2024uyoopeningDeadline: April 24th, 2024🔗 #akwaibomjobs #jobopening #vacancies #NGOJobs #ProjectOfficer #uyo #AkwaIbom … See MoreSee Less

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1 week ago

We recently joined our farmers at Green Republic Farm, Olokuta, for the first planting cycle of 2024, where they’re using greenhouses for transplanting.We strongly encourage our entrepreneurial farmers to embrace greenhouse farming. Though it may seem costly upfront, the investment pays off in the long run.Think of it this way: building a greenhouse is like constructing a lasting home for your crops. With proper maintenance, a greenhouse can serve you for up to 30 years.A greenhouse provides a controlled environment that regulates temperature, humidity, and light. It also protects plants from pests and diseases, ensuring optimal growth regardless of external conditions. Moreover, it’s ideal for nursery production and seedling sales.In essence, greenhouse farming offers a sustainable and efficient way to cultivate crops, making it a worthwhile investment for any forward-thinking farmer.Try this and thank us later🤗#agribusiness #greenhousefarming #vegetable #vegetableproduction #onelifeinitaitive … See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

"We are proud entrepreneurial vegetable farmers, and here’s why we’ve chosen vegetables as our crop of choice over cash crops, tuber crops, or other food crops:Year-Round Cultivation: Vegetables are short-term crops that can be grown throughout the year, provided there’s a reliable source of water. This ensures a steady and consistent harvest, regardless of the season.Low Capital and Labor Requirements: Compared to other crops, vegetables are relatively easy to cultivate and don’t require a significant investment in capital or labor. This makes them accessible to a wide range of farmers, including those with limited resources.High Market Demand: Vegetables are highly marketable commodities with a constant demand in both local and international markets. Their perishable nature means there’s always a need for fresh produce, ensuring a reliable market for our products.Essential in Daily Diets: Vegetables like peppers, tomatoes, and onions are staples in daily diets worldwide. Their versatility and nutritional value make them indispensable ingredients in various cuisines, ensuring consistent consumption.Nutritional Value: Vegetables are a vital component of a balanced diet, providing essential nutrients like water, vitamins, minerals, and carbohydrates. By cultivating vegetables, we contribute to promoting healthier lifestyles and combating malnutrition.Employment Opportunities: Venturing into vegetable farming creates employment opportunities within our communities, contributing to economic growth and poverty alleviation. As Entrepreneurial Vegetable Farmers, we are not only cultivating crops but also fostering local livelihoods and with the help of our partners HortiNigeria we are able to do more for ourselves and our families.Imagine the possibilities of being an Entrepreneurial Vegetable Farmer on a large scale. Picture yourself cashing out every month, supplying a diverse range of vegetables to the market. With dedication and innovation, you can turn your vision into reality and reap rewards of sustainable agriculture."#Agribusiness #enterprisedevelopment #HortiNigeria #onelifeinitiative … See MoreSee Less

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Listen to episode 1 of our radio drama, Loud Whisp

Listen to episode 1 of our radio drama, Loud Whispers airing every Sunday. It promises to be educative, entertaining and informative.

Also, if you have any reproductive health questions, feel free to reach out to us via our Whatsapp 09027770177.

#Sexualandreproductivehealth #reproductivehealth #radiodrama #onelifeinitiative #loudwhispers #Loudwhisperspodcast

We recently joined our farmers at Green Republic F

We recently joined our farmers at Green Republic Farm, Olokuta, for the first planting cycle of 2024, where they're using greenhouses for transplanting.

We strongly encourage our entrepreneurial farmers to embrace greenhouse farming. Though it may seem costly upfront, the investment pays off in the long run.

Think of it this way: building a greenhouse is like constructing a lasting home for your crops. With proper maintenance, a greenhouse can serve you for up to 30 years.

A greenhouse provides a controlled environment that regulates temperature, humidity, and light. It also protects plants from pests and diseases, ensuring optimal growth regardless of external conditions. Moreover, it's ideal for nursery production and seedling sales.

In essence, greenhouse farming offers a sustainable and efficient way to cultivate crops, making it a worthwhile investment for any forward-thinking farmer.

Try this and thank us later🤗

#agribusiness #Greenhousefarming #vegetable #Vegetableproduction #onelifeinitaitive #HortiNigeria

"We are proud Entrepreneurial Vegetable Farmers, a

"We are proud Entrepreneurial Vegetable Farmers, and here's why we've chosen vegetables as our crop of choice over cash crops, tuber crops, or other food crops:

Year-Round Cultivation: Vegetables are short-term crops that can be grown throughout the year, provided there's a reliable source of water. This ensures a steady and consistent harvest, regardless of the season.

Low Capital and Labor Requirements: Compared to other crops, vegetables are relatively easy to cultivate and don't require a significant investment in capital or labor. This makes them accessible to a wide range of farmers, including those with limited resources.

High Market Demand: Vegetables are highly marketable commodities with a constant demand in both local and international markets. Their perishable nature means there's always a need for fresh produce, ensuring a reliable market for our products.

Essential in Daily Diets: Vegetables like peppers, tomatoes, and onions are staples in daily diets worldwide. Their versatility and nutritional value make them indispensable ingredients in various cuisines, ensuring consistent consumption.

Nutritional Value: Vegetables are a vital component of a balanced diet, providing essential nutrients like water, vitamins, minerals, and carbohydrates. By cultivating vegetables, we contribute to promoting healthier lifestyles and combating malnutrition.

Employment Opportunities: Venturing into vegetable farming creates employment opportunities within our communities, contributing to economic growth and poverty alleviation. As Entrepreneurial Vegetable Farmers, we are not only cultivating crops but also fostering local livelihoods.

Imagine the possibilities of being an Entrepreneurial Vegetable Farmer on a large scale. Picture yourself cashing out every month, supplying a diverse range of vegetables to the market. With dedication and innovation, we can turn this vision into reality and reap the rewards of sustainable agriculture."

#Agribusiness #enterprisedevelopment #HortiNigeria #onelifeinitiative

Wishing all our Muslim family and friends a Happy

Wishing all our Muslim family and friends a Happy Eid-Mubarak.

#eid #eidmubarak #Onelifeinitiative

Every day at Onelife Initiative is dedicated to ch

Every day at Onelife Initiative is dedicated to championing the health and rights of women and girls in Oyo state.

On this special occasion, we reaffirm our commitment to promoting reproductive health and rights for our target population.
Happy World Health Day

#worldhealthday #worldhealthday2024 #onelifeinitiative

Happy Easter to all our friends and family. May th

Happy Easter to all our friends and family.
May the joy of the resurrected Christ dwell in us richly in Jesus Name.

#happyeaster #eastersunday #onelifeinitiative

Amazing Love, how can it be That Thou, my God sho

Amazing Love, how can it be
That Thou, my God shouldst die for us?

#GoodFriday #Easter #love #Onelifeinitiative

Ibadan Mourns. We mourn. We wish to commiserate w

Ibadan Mourns. We mourn.

We wish to commiserate with the family of the Olubadan of Ibadan, and residents of one of our host communities.

Oba Lekan Balogun was the 42nd Olubadan of Ibadan land.
Our sincere condolences to the family, friends and community of the Olubadan of Ibadan and we pray that his soul rests in perfect peace.… Amen.

#Ibadan #Nigeria #OyoState #ObaLekanBalogun #OnelifeInitiative

There's a wealth of indigenous knowledge deeply in

There's a wealth of indigenous knowledge deeply ingrained in our farming practices, and we make it a point to honour and acknowledge its significance.

One of our dedicated farmers shared invaluable insights during a recent session, shedding light on a traditional method to determine soil fertility for tomato cultivation.
According to him, the presence of the Akintola plant serves as a natural indicator of fertile land, eliminating the need for extensive soil tests.

Conversely, the presence of sharp sand indicates unsuitability for tomato cultivation.
While soil testing remains a vital aspect of our guidance to farmers, we also recognize the challenges they face in accessing laboratories or equipment for such tests.

Therefore, understanding and utilizing indigenous methods can serve as a practical alternative when assessing land suitability for tomato production, especially when resources are limited.
By combining traditional wisdom with modern practices and with thanks to our partners on the #HortiNigeria Project, we empower our farmers to make informed decisions when acquiring land for agricultural purposes.

Let's continue to embrace and learn from the rich tapestry of indigenous knowledge as we strive for sustainable farming practices.

#IndigenousKnowledge #SustainableFarming #HortiNigeria #OnelifeInitiative #Agribusiness #EnterpriseDevelopment

Yesterday, we had a review meeting with our Commun

Yesterday, we had a review meeting with our Community Based Child Protection Structure volunteers and we got to hear first hand they step down our training, and how the activities went, the gaps, and opportunities to do more. We continue to improve our programming and find better ways to make sure that children are better protected through the community based child protection structures that have been set up.

One of the boys who benefited from the learning session with our volunteers reported his parents and eventually saved his sister from being mutilated. It was a big win for everyone. Another volunteer drove the number of children who are registered after birth with the @npc_nigeria from 5 to 30 on a weekly basis. Children have a right to names and also identification documents.

We’ll be activating our #Anfanni project with some of the groups to address the dire economic needs of some female students. We remain grateful to the partnership with @UNICEFNigeria to make these happen.
#EndFGM #MovementForGood #StopGBV #EndFGM #ChildProtection #OnelifeInitiative #Act2EndFGM #ChildRights

To all our Muslim friends, we pray that all your a

To all our Muslim friends, we pray that all your acts of worship will be accepted.

#Ramadan #RamadanKareem #Onelifeinitiative

Today, in commemoration of International Women's D

Today, in commemoration of International Women's Day, we had an interesting conversation with pregnant women in Odinjo community Ibadan, Oyo State. We delved deep into gender roles, societal expectations, and the challenges faced by women, especially during pregnancy.
From traditional gender roles to the consequences of not meeting societal expectations, we discussed it all. We explored the importance of women taking care of their families while also highlighting the need for them to be economically independent.

We addressed gender issues, from abandonment to economic struggles forcing women into hawking. We shed light on the disturbing reality of sexual harassment and abuse faced by women, even in the workplace.
We also tackled the crucial topic of Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV), emphasizing the importance of speaking up and seeking support. A support number was provided for the women to call if they had any GBV issue and not long after the first case was reported.

Let's continue to raise our voices, challenge societal norms, and work towards a community where every woman is valued, supported, and empowered.

#InternationalWomensDay #GenderEquality #EmpowerWomen #EndGBV #onelifeinitiative #iwd2024

Every woman in the world today.... #iwd2024

Every woman in the world today....

#iwd2024

Happy International Women's Day We should celebra

Happy International Women's Day

We should celebrate women every single day for all the amazing feats that they are able to achieve despite all the hurdles and challenges they face every day...little wonder we have several days in the year to celebrate #women🥰

This morning we will be meeting with over 30 women in #Odinjo, #Ibadan. We are already excited at the rich conversation we will be having after our film screening.

Keep a tab on this page as we will be sharing images later today.

#inspireinclusion #InternationalWomensDay2024 #iwd2024 #celebratingwomen #onelifeinitiative

We are Onelife Initiative, and of course, we suppo

We are Onelife Initiative, and of course, we support female entrepreneurs...

We were at Ojoo Barracks with female vegetable farmers having a conversation about why it is important to be business savvy when it comes to what they know how to do best...farming. Our training included how to nurture healthy tomato seedlings, how to keep proper records, increase their production and how to make more informed business decisions.

We are supported by HortiNigeria on this project in our role as the IBSS and of course our partners expect that women are equally represented in the agribusiness clusters so that they can be part of the development in the agricultural sector.

#WomeninBusiness #Agribusiness #Enterprisedevelopment #HortiNigeria #onelifeinitiative

We joined others on the continent in Liberia at th

We joined others on the continent in Liberia at the Ipas organised event as part of broader activities to monitor SRHR activities and enhance capacities to address oppositions across select anglophone nations, including Nigeria.

This is in perfect alignment with the provisions of the #MaputoProtocol, which serves as the primary instrument for safeguarding women and girls rights to sexual and reproductive health, our mission is to ensure that women and girls reproductive health rights are protected!

We also shared technical knowledge with participants on online tools that can be deployed to track SRHR issues on real time basis.

#SRHR #ReproductiveHealthandRights #WestAfrica #Nigeria

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