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When Communities Lead, Change Follows: Reflections From Testing Week 2025

Written by Bernard Otu Assim-ita Contributors: Gift Eneh Akor, Sakinah Ghazali Some of the most meaningful moments during Testing Week 2025 were not found in the number of tests conducted or the size of the outreach. They were found in the…
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From Voices to Action: How Nigerian Youth Are Driving the Agenda for Action for Adolescents (AAA)

Editor’s Note As part of the PMNCH-supported Advocating for Change project, young advocates across Nigeria have been championing the What Young People Want campaign. A movement that gathered more than 1.8 billion responses from adolescents…
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Born to Wait: What One Art Piece Reveals about the Challenges of Adolescent SRHR in Nigeria

Written by: Idoko Philip & Bernard Otu Assim-ita At the 78th World Health Assembly (#WHA78), amidst policy dialogues and diplomatic speeches, the A Seat at the Table side event offered something different: a space where art met advocacy…
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Preserving Coastal Biodiversity in Nigeria: A Lifeline for Communities, Ecosystems, and Equity

Editors Note: This is an extract from the Published Resource material developed by the AACJ year 5 Advocates in commemoration of the 2025 Biodiversity day. In the quiet fishing village of Okoroma, Bayelsa State, Mama Florence begins her day…
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Rights and Realities – Episode 4: Empowering Women Through Menstrual Dignity

Written by Bernard Otu Assim-ita The Rights and Realities discussion series by Education as a Vaccine (EVA) returns with its fourth episode, shedding light on menstrual health as a gender equality imperative. This special edition, airing…
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Empowering Young People to Build Healthy Relationships: A Conversation on Consent, Boundaries, and Well-being

Happy Valentine’s Day!! As Valentine’s Day draws near, conversations about love and romance are everywhere. But beyond the chocolates, candlelight dinners, and sex frenzy, it’s crucial to talk about the foundations of healthy relationships—consent,…

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