NOLA Africa trains 250 girls on menstrual health in Lagos
NOLA Africa educated over 250 teenage girls in Isefun Community, Lagos, on menstrual hygiene, reproductive health, and emotional wellbeing during Project Lafiya outreach.
Category : Child Health
NYSC Maternal Health Outreach Screens 108 in Surulere
NYSC corps members organised a maternal health outreach in Surulere, Lagos, screening 108 residents. The initiative promoted safe motherhood and provided free medical services to pregnant women, nursing mothers, and others.
AHF Nigeria, Nasarawa Govt Push to End Menstrual Stigma
AHF Nigeria and Nasarawa State Government advocate for stronger collaboration to end menstrual stigma and improve hygiene support for girls during World Menstrual Health Day 2026.
Daurama Foundation urges more awareness on menstrual stigma
Daurama Foundation calls for greater awareness on Menstrual Hygiene Day to end stigma, citing lack of information and facilities for girls in Nigeria.
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Remi Tinubu Urges End to Child Marriage, Fistula
Nigeria's First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, calls for urgent action to end obstetric fistula, emphasizing improved maternal healthcare, girls' education, and an end to child marriage.
African Experts Urge Youth-Led HIV Prevention and Care
African health experts call for stronger youth-centred interventions in HIV prevention and care, emphasizing inclusion of young people in policy design and decision-making.
MFM Lekki Brings Medical, Food, Skills to Noforija Community
MFM Lekki organized a humanitarian outreach in Noforija, Epe, offering free medical services, food, clothing, and skills training to hundreds, aiming for long-term self-reliance.
Hina Gana Foundation birth kits cut maternal deaths in Niger
Hina Gana Foundation distributes birth kits to over 100 pregnant women in Niger State, aiming to reduce maternal and child mortality in underserved communities.
Nigeria Tops Global Sickle Cell Cases in Children, Study Shows
A new study identifies Nigeria as the global epicentre of sickle cell disease in children, with over 1.5 million cases under 15, highlighting urgent needs for improved healthcare interventions.
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55% of Nigerian Children Unprotected from Mosquito Bites
A 2025 survey shows 55% of Nigerian children are unprotected from malaria-carrying mosquitoes, with NMEP urging better use of insecticide-treated nets and proper treatment to reduce infant mortality.
5 Red Flags Your Medication Might Be Counterfeit
Experts warn up to 40% of medicines in Nigeria may be fake. Learn how to spot counterfeit drugs and the proposed Pharmacity hub solution to strengthen pharmaceutical supply chains.
Baby Powder Health Risks: What Parents Must Know
Dusting powder poses serious health risks for infants including respiratory issues and potential brain damage. Experts reveal safer alternatives for baby skin care.
5 Early Diabetes Warning Signs Nigerians Ignore
Constant thirst, frequent urination, unusual fatigue, blurred vision, and slow-healing wounds are key early diabetes signs in Nigeria that people often dismiss as everyday stress or lifestyle factors.
SARMAAN Urges National Ownership for Child Health Funding
The SARMAAN Project advocates for stronger national ownership and sustainable funding for child health programmes in Nigeria, highlighting its success in reaching over 15 million children with mass drug administration.
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Abiodun Donates N20m to Autism Cycling Initiative
Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun has donated N20 million to the Cycling for Autism with KanyeyaChukwu Initiative to raise awareness about autism, praising the advocacy efforts of a 16-year-old autistic artist.
Lady with Autistic Brother Reacts to Apostle Chibuzor's Son Wedding
A special needs lady and her mother have voiced concerns over the marriage of Apostle Chibuzor's autistic adopted son, emphasizing therapy over marriage for autism management.
Cultural Norms Worsen Child Mortality in Bauchi, Expert Says
A UNICEF expert links high infant deaths in Bauchi to harmful socio-cultural practices, citing poor healthcare access and delayed breastfeeding as key factors.
Kano Mother of Eight Gives Birth to Quintuplets, Govt Supports
Hafsatu Yusuf, a mother of eight in Kano, has delivered quintuplets at Murtala Specialist Hospital. The Kano state government, led by Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, has committed to covering all healthcare costs for the mother and newborns.
FG to Add Azithromycin to Child Survival Policy to Cut Deaths
The Federal Government plans to integrate Azithromycin-based interventions into Nigeria's national child survival policy, aiming to reduce under-five mortality through evidence-driven approaches and stakeholder collaboration.
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Northern Nigeria Tops Teenage Pregnancy Rates, Report Shows
A new national health report indicates teenage pregnancy remains a critical public health issue in Nigeria, with northern states like Kebbi, Zamfara, and Kaduna recording the highest rates, while Lagos and Edo show much lower figures.
NAFDAC Alert: Suspected Expired Baby Formula Found in Kaduna
NAFDAC warns the public about a suspected revalidated SMA Gold Infant Formula linked to infant distress in Kaduna. The agency urges reporting of substandard products.
Child Overdoses on Mom's Weight Loss Medication
A seven-year-old American girl was hospitalized after accidentally injecting herself with her mother's GLP-1 weight loss drug, suffering severe symptoms including vomiting, dehydration, and kidney concerns.
Doctor Faults 4.3% Health Allocation in 2026 Budget
Dr. Ekanem Ekure, President of the Pediatricians Association of Nigeria, criticizes the 4.3% health allocation in the 2026 budget as insufficient for child health, calling for urgent action on lead poisoning and improved funding.
Doctor: Too Much Sugar Puts Children's Hearts at Risk
A Gombe cardiologist warns parents about sugary drinks in school lunches, linking them to future heart disease, hypertension, and diabetes in children. Learn how to protect your child's health.
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NAFDAC: Nestlé Infant Formula in Nigeria is Safe
NAFDAC reassures Nigerians that locally sold Nestlé infant formulae are safe and not part of the global recall. Read the official statement and details here.
NAFDAC Warns Against Unregistered SMA Infant Formula
NAFDAC warns against unregistered SMA infant formula in Nigeria. Global Nestlé recall does not affect approved products. Check NAFDAC numbers before buying. Report illegal sales.
Screen Time Before Age 2 Linked to Slower Decisions, Anxiety
New 10-year study reveals excessive screen exposure in infancy slows decision-making and increases anxiety. Experts say it's not too late to reverse effects with interactive activities. Learn how to protect your child's development.
Doctors, Educators Sound Alarm on Children's Health, Education
Medical and education stakeholders in Lagos highlight the urgent impact of national insecurity on children's mental and physical wellness, calling for government intervention. Read their crucial recommendations.
How Nigerian Children Live: Stark Contrasts in Childhood
Explore the dual realities of Nigerian childhood, from affluent urban life to rural poverty. Learn about the 54% in multidimensional poverty and 14.8 million out-of-school children. Discover the facts.
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Aruna Rodrigues, a conjoined twin who survived a complex 19-hour separation surgery, has died from septic shock. Her sister Kiraz passed days after the May operation. Read the full story.
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