A comprehensive step-by-step guide for Nigerian survivors of rape and sexual assault, covering immediate safety, medical care, evidence preservation, reporting options, and emotional support resources to navigate the aftermath.
Nigerian doctor Zainab Suleiman Buhari advises men seeking a long, healthy life with a viral 2026 message: avoid investigating every hole. Read her crucial health warning.
Omidan Health and Empowerment Initiative launches Girls Thrive, a co-created FLHE programme for girls 15-19 in Gbazango, Abuja, funded by Philantify. Empowering health, leadership & economic resilience.
Nigerian health expert Sylvester Ojenagbon shares 6 life-changing health rules learned over 60 years. Discover how to prioritize wellness and build lasting health habits for a fulfilling life.
Discover 10 crucial signs of a healthy heart, including vital metrics, body signals, and essential tests. Learn how to monitor your cardiovascular health in Nigeria today.
Federal Government seeks applications for National Health Fellows Programme. Nigerians aged 25-35 with health sciences, IT, or social sciences degrees encouraged to apply before deadline.
NSCDC FCT Command partners with Abuja Metropolitan Lions Club for workplace diabetes screening. Free health checks, drugs boost personnel wellness for safer capital.
Lagos State Ministry of Health has trained senior doctors and health workers on forensic evidence collection and timely clinical management for SGBV survivors to strengthen justice delivery and survivor-centred care.
The Diabetes Association of Nigeria stresses early detection to prevent diabetes complications. Learn risk factors and the importance of regular health checkups for wellbeing.
Fertility coach Ola Taiwo reveals practical solutions for supporting employees with infertility challenges. Learn how Nigerian workplaces can become more inclusive and compassionate.
Lagos State launches innovative partnership with clerics to eliminate stigma against PLHIV, promoting inclusive communities and improved health outcomes through religious leadership.
UNICEF sounds alarm on Nigeria's open defecation crisis, advocating for urgent construction of public toilets and improved sanitation infrastructure across the nation.
Discover how the Mary Dinah Foundation is revolutionizing healthcare access and women's empowerment across Nigeria and Africa with life-changing initiatives and medical outreach programs.
A recent medical outreach program is bringing essential healthcare services to vulnerable populations across Nigeria, offering free treatments and raising health awareness.