UN Special Rapporteur on #Health Dr Tlaleng Mofokeng:

'The health system in #Gaza has been completely obliterated and the right to health has been decimated at every level.'

This. Nigeria has an attitude of a sledgehammer approach for optics without dealing with systemic issues. Same thing the govt does. The actor who recently drowned while on location, same. Instead of enforcing water safety measures, they banned film making in riverine areas.

Ifeoma Igwe is a technology enthusiast and the creator of a text-to-speech app with a Nigerian accent which she uses to listen to her manuscript.

“We just want to give him a dignified burial”.

Overwhelming grief as a mass grave containing over 300 bodies has been uncovered at Nasser hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza.

Nada Bashir reports

Adults slapping this child is not the solution sha. We can't condemn bullying and violence amongst children and have random adults visiting the same acts on them. Please.

Thank you all for bringing this disturbing act to our attention. We are in the process of contacting the school for further information.

A grown ass woman slapped the bully on camera in front of many grown adults. Is that how you deal with bullying ? While the child was surrounded by adults. See why we have a rich culture of abuse & we can’t really avoid it. Everyone does shit they feel like doing without thinking

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Big thanks to editors Dr. Ayleen Cabas-Mijares sharon adetutu omotoso for leading this incredibly timely special issue on feminist political communication in the Global South.

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A year of conflict in #Sudan has triggered the world’s largest displacement crisis.

Women and girls are living in a nightmare of violence and starvation.

See how UNFPA—the @UN sexual and reproductive health agency—is taking action: unf.pa/sdn

#KeepEyesOnSudan

Nkechi and Emeka, this is how to perform CPR if someone needs it around you.

Share this video. You might save a life doing so.
Save this video. You might need it one day.

Tag a friend who needs to learn this.

1. Make sure the person is safe
2. ⁠Call for help
3. ⁠Check for

Here’s yet another reminder.

To have a C-Section, you have to cut through 7 layers: the skin, fat, fascia, ab muscle, peritoneum, uterus, and amniotic sac.

Make it known that Palestinian women are doing this without anesthesia.

University of Port Harcourt lecturer caught in HD camera reportedly s£xually hara$$ing a female student in his office.

Some of you might see this as ‘a simple question’ but as a woman, what I see is a man fantasizing about being in a position of authority or dominance - and the opportunity to exert his authority over the other person via sexual misconduct.

Wonderful. I love, love the honesty.

Additionally, as we’re agreeing to the financial contribution and responsibilities from both parties, we must not forget domestic responsibilities as well. Men must also be very involved in chores and childcare.

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😪Yesterday I checked the BP of a pregnant woman and is 80/44 she has low BP I notified the doctor and she was told to be admitted because we can’t let her go in that state, she refused and said her kids are alone and no one to take care of them

I asked of her husband she said

WE HAVE DONE IT.

#LongestChessMarathon #58Hours #RecordBroken #NewRecordSet

Yes, she was the first woman to drive a car but Funmilayo Ransom-Kuti was so much more.

She was a Nigerian educator, political campaigner, suffragist, and women’s rights activist.

She founded the Abeokuta Women’s Union, one of the most significant women’s organisations of the

6. Adetoun - Royalty (a crown) is a thing of pride
7. Iteoluwakiisi - God's throne cannot be uprooted
8. Boluwatise - As God has done it
9. Iṣeunife - Love is doing (action over words)
10. Moṣeiyebiye - I did something priceless (precious)

PS: Let me know if I got them all!

10 Yorùbá first names I've heard and loved:

1. Oluwalanaire - God paved a favourable way
2. Folawe - Bathe with wealth
3. Abimifoluwa - I was born for God
4. Morountodun - I found something sweet
5. Nihinlolawa - This is where wealth resides