girls program

Nasarawa: The Girl Child Education For a Progressive Community
It is 2021 but education for all girls is still an uphill achievement in many countries across the world..
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Akwa Ibom: Improving Menstrual Health Among Girls in Ikot Idaha
According to a UNESCO report, one in ten African adolescent girls miss school during menstruation and ultimately drop out of school due to negative and…
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Rivers: Awakening the Inner Self
As the rate of unplanned pregnancies cut across the South-south region, teenage girls are pushed into early motherhood….
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Nasarawa: Literacy Session On Developing A Curious Mind
In the golden age of folklores, children and parents would sit around a bonfire and share stories of family cultures, traditions and future aspirations….
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Plateau: Girls Career Mentorship Workshop
After secondary (high) school, 95% of girls aspire to become doctors, lawyers, and engineers but these choices are oftentimes triggered by the adults in their lives and not by personal decisions or interests…..
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Curbing Teenage Pregnancy Through Life-Skill Empowerment
In rural communities across Kogi State, Nigeria, 2 out of every 10 girls are pregnant before the age of 18 due to lack of proper sex education, extreme poverty, gender inequality and unemployment……
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Nasarawa: Girls in STEM Mentorship Program
In Nigeria, specifically in the Northern region, where incidents like the abduction of more than 200 girls from a school occurred, STEM is still an uphill task……
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Lagos: #DontCutMe Campaign: Female Genital Mutilation
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“It is estimated that more than 200 million girls and women alive today have undergone female genital mutilation in the countries where the practice is concentrated. Furthermore, there are an estimated 3 million girls at risk of undergoing female genital...
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Oyo: Writing Workshop: Power of a Pen
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Stories become powerful when expressed in well-written languages, and at ICON, writing workshops help identify and develop voices that requires urgent intervention……
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International Day of the Girl Child: The Power of One Book, One Girl
St Annes Girls School, located in Ibadan, the South-West region of Nigeria— and the largest city in West Africa, started in 1929 with an increasingly yearly enrollment of girls from diverse backgrounds, especially local communities across the city….
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