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Rethinking Learning in Nigeria

26 January 2026
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Ibadan, Nigeria.

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Ikole Ekiti, Ekiti
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A youth-serving NGO actively providing and connecting young people with info, services and resources required to thrive and build a resilient society.

As we commemorate World Health Day today, we are g

As we commemorate World Health Day today, we are grateful for the opportunity to continue providing last-mile adolescent-friendly health services in our rural, sub urban and peri urban communities. Few weeks back, with support from Ipas Nigeria, we Clocked it with 20 Patent and Proprietary Medicine Vendors (PPMVs). These are the ones we locally call Chemists!

We recognise their role in supplementing healthcare provision on our communities. We see them for the gaps that they help to close in various local governments, towns and villages. Residents acknowledge them as the first go-to point when they have health challenges. What was missing however was them being open to provide services in non-judgmental manner to adolescent girls and young people.

See the comment section for some feedback after the training.

Together with our Consultant Obstetrician Gynecologist from the Obafemi Awolowo Teaching Hospital, Ile-Ife, we queried their practices, methods and bias. We asked of their disposition to when a 17-year old undergraduate girl comes to them for contraceptive or when that Part 1 student comes to them to buy a condom. The Ministry of Health and Human Services in Ekiti State was also there to give a nod to this approach to ensuring no one is left behind.

Later today, as part of our efforts to Clock It in Iworoko, Oye and Ikere all in Ekiti, our Community Champions will be having community outreaches at LT1 Faculty of Arts Federal University Oye by 3pm, Achievers Villa Oye by 4pm, Idowu Taiwo and COE Business Administration Lecturer Room BOUESTI by 3pm.

#WorldHealthDay #WorldHealthDay2026 #SDG3 #EkitiState #SRHR #ClockIt

The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ provide

The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ provides forgiveness, redemption and reconciliation back to God.

We wish you all a happy Easter.

#happyeaster #heisrisen #OnelifeInitiative

Eid Mubarak to our Muslim brothers and sisters.

Eid Mubarak to our Muslim brothers and sisters.

May your prayers be accepted and your homes be filled with happiness and blessings.🤲

Happy Eid Al- Fitr

#eidalfitr #OnelifeInitiative

A barren female is called Agan in #Yoruba. What i

A barren female is called Agan in #Yoruba.
What is a barren Male called? You possibly do not know. What is it called in your language? We are quick as a society to place the burden on women!

Join us by 1.00pm as we expand Fertility Conversations and unpack several myths and realities around this.

#Fertility #1pm #Saturday 14th @rovingheights Ibadan at Prime Mall, adjacent Dominos Pizza.

Ibadan: Fertility Conversation is Tomorrow There

Ibadan: Fertility Conversation is Tomorrow

There are many women silently asking themselves:

"What if I had known earlier?"

Fertility is one of the least discussed but most important conversations women need to have.
That is why I started the Fertility Conversation series — to break the silence and empower women with knowledge.

After Lagos and Abuja, the conversation is now coming to Ibadan.

Join me as I share my personal fertility story, the inspiration behind my books, and what every woman should know about her reproductive health.

📍 Rovingheights Bookstore, Bodija
📅 March 14
⏰ 1:00 – 3:00 PM

Come curious. Leave informed.

P.S. Kindly share with your friends and family in Ibadan.

Join us and be part of this Conversation Every Wom

Join us and be part of this Conversation Every Woman Should Hear.

Many women are pursuing education, building careers, and living their dreams—but fertility is one important conversation many of us are not having early enough. Join us for the Ibadan Fertility Conversation—an eye-opening and empowering event designed especially for women who want to make informed choices about their reproductive future.

At this event, Adeola Olunloyo, Fertility Advocate and author of When Time Runs Out and Pathways to Fertility, will share her fertility journey—a story that inspired her to start a movement to break the silence around infertility and empower women with knowledge.
This conversation will explore:

📌Fertility awareness every woman should know
📌How conditions like fibroids can affect fertility
📌Why more women are delaying motherhood—and what it means
📌Proactive steps women can take today to protect their fertility
📌Honest conversations about reproductive choices.
Whether you are single, married, planning your future, or simply curious, this conversation is for you.
📍Venue: Roving Heights Bookstore, *33 Awolowo Avenue, Bodija, Ibadan
📍Date: Saturday, 14 March 2026
📍Time: 1:00 – 3:00 PM

Come, listen, learn, and be part of a movement to empower women through fertility education. 📙 Books will be available for purchase and signing.

Bring a sister, a friend, or a colleague—this is a conversation every woman deserves to hear. Because the truth is simple: You can’t buy time, but you can make proactive choices today.

To participate, simple send a text or Whatsapp message to 08094232675 with “I will be there.” Participation is FREE.

This year's theme, "Give to Gain," highlights the

This year's theme, "Give to Gain," highlights the importance of supporting women and girls.

When we contribute our time, resources, and, most importantly, our voices, we help create opportunities for women to unlock their full potential.

Everyone benefits when we come together to support this shared goal.

Happy International Women's Day

#internationalwomensday2026

Every year, we commemorate the International Day o

Every year, we commemorate the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. This year's was at Onireke High School, Ibadan and People's Girls Grammar School, Ibadan.

We were honored to be joined by a tech guru from Interconnect Partner Limited, who shared her inspiring story from a curious young girl to becoming a thriving woman in tech. Her story encouraged the students and reminds them that their dreams are valid most importantly they are and achievable. She awarded scholarships to two outstanding girls to attend the highly anticipated Tech Exhibition... an event every young scientist in Ibadan looks forward to.

Our other facilitator, Adeola Adeagbo a Data Analyst and a lecturer told the story of how she - a student with poor math grade to a first Class graduate of Agricultural Economics by just doing a mind shift. She provided mentorship opportunities to 4 students interested in Data analysis... amazing right?

The students were excited to answer questions as they applauded and cheered while other girls also received special gifts from our team. Moments like these remind us why representation matters.

#GirlsInScience #WomenInSTEM #IDWGIS #Onireke #Ibadan February2026

As we celebrate Valentine’s Day tomorrow, remember

As we celebrate Valentine’s Day tomorrow, remember as you share love, love yourself too. ❤️❤️

Protect yourself from sexually transmitted infections🧫 and unintended pregnancies.

Happy World Condom Day!

#WorldCondomDay #SRHR #ValentinesDay #YoungPeople

VACANCY ALERT 📣📣📣📣📣📣 Onelife Initiative is lookin

VACANCY ALERT 📣📣📣📣📣📣

Onelife Initiative is looking for a Front Desk Officer to join our team immediately. This is an entry level role for someone with 1 to 2 years of experience who can manage our front office and help with daily administrative tasks. Minimal or volunteering experience in similar capacity and good people’s skill is an edge for this role.

Location: Bodija, Ibadan, Oyo State
Organisation: Onelife Initiative for Human Development
Employment Type: Full-Time | On-Site
Application Deadline: 25th February, 2026

Key Responsibilities:

📌Manage the organisation’s front desk and handle walk-in enquiries
📌Receive and visitors professionally
📌Support day-to-day administrative and office operations
📌Maintain records and ensure smooth communication flow within the office

Requirements

📌A degree in Administration, Social Sciences, or a related field
📌Proficiency in Microsoft Office tools (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook)
📌Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
📌Strong organisational and multitasking abilities

How to Apply

Interested candidates should click on www.bit.ly/onelifefrontdesk26
Applicants are required to have a Gmail account, as CVs must be attached during the application process.

📅 Deadline: 25th February, 2026

The stories are real! the people are real, the hur

The stories are real! the people are real, the hurt is real...

It's International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation.

Do you have questions, please reach out to us in our DM and we are happy to provide answers.

#Invest2endFGM #EndFGM #OnelifeInitiaitive
#InternationalDayofZeroToleranceforFGM #IDZTFGM #IDZTFGM2026

Ending FGM won’t happen overnight, but it must hap

Ending FGM won’t happen overnight, but it must happen. As we mark the International Day of Zero Tolerance for FGM, let’s recommit to making FGM history.

#IDZTFGM2026 #OnelifeInitiative #OyoState #EndFGM #ZeroToleranceForFGM

“See my sister! Leave wetin them write on top bus,

“See my sister! Leave wetin them write on top bus, enter the bus.”😢

That was what a woman said to us during one of our market campaigns to end Female Genital Mutilation (FGM).

What she meant was simple and painful: we can say all we want, it will not change her decision. Despite years of advocacy, awareness campaigns, and conversations, some people remain unmoved. For them, FGM is still seen as normal, acceptable, and necessary.

We are under no illusion that FGM will be completely eradicated within a few years of advocacy. Deeply rooted cultural practices do not disappear overnight. But what we do hope for is progress consistent, collective effort from individuals, communities, institutions, traditional leaders, and policymakers to ensure that this harmful practice becomes a thing of the past.

As we commemorate the International Day of Zero Tolerance for Female Genital Mutilation, we call for a renewed commitment from all stakeholders. Ending FGM requires more than messages on buses it requires courage, persistence, and the willingness to challenge harmful norms, even when it is uncomfortable.

FGM should not be defended as culture.
It should be remembered as history. @aendfgmcnetwork

#Invest2endFGM #EndFGM #OnelifeInitiaitive
#InternationalDayofZeroToleranceforFGM #IDZTFGM #IDZTFGM2026

#RAES #CampusSensitisation #Onelifeinitiative #iba

#RAES #CampusSensitisation #Onelifeinitiative #ibadan #srhr

“I’m glad you’re hearing this from other people an

“I’m glad you’re hearing this from other people and that no information was withheld.”

That was the closing remark from Dr. M.S Achibong-Okonneh, who has written extensively on the reproductive health of young people, as we concluded our session. 💯💯

Those words mattered because they confirmed how important, honest, complete, and non-judgmental conversations are or should be with young people especially on topics often full of myths and half-truths. Our job is simply to debunk these myths and provide accurate information.

One moment that stood out was realising that different communities of young people have different SRHR needs. It reminded us that no matter the community of young people or their location, young people are not asking for too much, they are simply asking to be told the truth.

As the session came to a close, the room felt different. Not louder, not quieter just more aware. More informed. More confident. We are grateful to @kdu_ibadan @koladaisiuniversitysrc for creating space for these conversations and also the students for opening up about their needs because silence has never helped anyone.

Remember we are just a DM away… ours will always be a safe space to have that sexual and reproductive health conversations. 😊

#RAES #SRHR #OnelifeInitiative #Undergraduates

The photo stories, the gifts, the jokes, the excit

The photo stories, the gifts, the jokes, the excitement and most importantly, the honest conversations on sexual and reproductive health and rights. We had an impactful time with freshers at the Federal College of Animal Health and Production Technology, Apata, Ibadan, Nigeria.

We had open discussions on menstrual health and hygiene, abstinence, sexual and gender-based violence, and the management of unplanned pregnancy. Through real life photo stories, students were able to see, relate, and reflect on experiences that mirror their own realities. One moment stood out. A male student shared that he wished someone he knew, who had gone through a difficult experience with an unplanned pregnancy, had access to the kind of information being shared. With the right information at the right time, better decisions could have been made.

Moments like this remind us why we keep showing up so more young people can access accurate, timely, and non-judgmental information that empowers them to make informed choices.

View the pictures in the last slides to see some of the questions we get during sessions like these. #Questions here are are collage from a number of tertiary institutions in #Nigeria.

#SRHR #OnelifeInitiative #PhotoExhibition #Apata #CampusSensitisation

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