What Happens After the Summit? The lights go down. The applause fades. Delegates pack their bags, exchange final contacts and begin the journey home. But what happens to the ideas? That was the question that mattered for Nigerian practitioners returning from the 2026 International SBCC Summit in Panama. They had returned with new ideas about […]
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Healthy childbirth spacing remains one of the most effective strategies for improving maternal and child health outcomes. However, misconceptions, cultural norms, and limited access to accurate information continue to hinder the uptake of childbirth-spacing services in many parts of Nigeria. As part of ongoing efforts to promote healthy childbirth spacing and improve reproductive health
In many Nigerian communities, family planning is still weighed down by fear—fear fuelled by myths, half-truths and whispered cautionary tales passed from one woman to another. Stories of infertility, excessive bleeding, weight gain or sudden failure of protection continue to shadow modern contraceptive methods, quietly limiting women’s choices and exposing families to unplanned pregnancies and preventable health
Breaking Myths, Restoring Confidence: One Woman’s Journey with the Hormonal IUD Read More »
Long before hashtags and headlines, Nigerians learned who they were through stories. For a generation, Tales by Moonlight was not merely a television programme; it was a communal rite. Families gathered around flickering screens on the old NTA to listen, to imagine, and to absorb values that outlived the night. Storytelling was our first civic education. That inheritance
Stories That Move a Nation, Voices That Deserve to Be Heard Read More »
As the morning sun spreads across Kaduna, traditional and religious leaders from different faiths and cultural backgrounds gather with a shared purpose: to validate materials that could help shift norms and behaviours detrimental to the health and well-being of adolescent girls and young women in Kano and Kaduna States. This was more than a routine meeting. It was
Co-Creating Strategies for Shifting Harmful Norms: The FCC Project’s Approach Read More »