@Gender_Hub

Information portal for gender experts working in Nigeria. Aim to promote a culture of evidence for gender justice in Nigeria.

 Nigeria
genderhub.org
Joined August 2014
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Sadly, from Oct @Gender_Hub will no longer be active. Genderhub.org will be accessible for one year. See genderhub.org/be-inspired/bl…
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#EndChildMarriageNow@OurGirlsAU13 Jun 2017
Child marriage means denied #education and denied education means denied development of a country-says representative from #Nigeria
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Alliances for Africa
@AfAafrica7 Jun 2017
For gender equality to become a norm in Nigeria, negative practices needs to be changed and stereotypes altered.
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THEDI Nigeria@thediNigeria7 Jun 2017
Update your vocabulary. There are so many new terms in the sexual orientation and sexual/gender identity... fb.me/Cpae5eP7
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TheKingsKid@Desolas7 Jun 2017
Challenging Gender Norms at A Young Age-: Naomi Adakole, A Four Pillars PLUS Female Mentee « Inside Nigeria insidenigeria.org/
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Employment Nigeria@EmploymentNg7 Jun 2017
Vacancy for Advocacy and Gender Officer at Aspilos Charity and… goo.gl/fb/wzOTgA click link for #jobs
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Why gender should be mainstreamed in disaster management, by NEMA - EnviroNews Nigeria - environewsnigeria.com/gender…
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Femi Joshua@nigeriacareerj_8 Jun 2017
Graduate Advocacy and Gender Officer at Aspilos Foundation (AF) goo.gl/fb/zBbOJs
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PaxNigerian@PaxNigerian8 Jun 2017
Advocacy and Gender Officer at Aspilos Charity & Development Foundation – Job vacancies in Nigeria paxnigerian.com/advocacy-and…
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Gender Hub Nigeria@Gender_Hub25 Apr 2017
April 27th: Webinar on Innovative Finance Mechanisms to Unlock Women’s Entrepreneurship and Energy Access. genderhub.org/build-capacity…
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Newman Street TV@NewmanStreetTV24 Apr 2017
Malaria has remained a leading cause of death among pregnant women and young children across Nigeria.
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MamaYe Nigeria@MamaYeNigeria25 Apr 2017
World Malaria Day 2017. Focus attention on malaria in pregnancy. It is harmful to health of pregnant women & unborn babies. #endmalaria
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#Malaria is the most common cause of disease & death in conflict-affected areas in NE #Nigeria. WHO mobile teams run malaria tests.
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WHO Nigeria
@WHONigeria25 Apr 2017
Nigeria contributes 29% of the 212m global malaria cases and 26% of the 429,000 total malaria deaths #malaria Malaria Prevention Works!
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ARFH@ARFHng25 Apr 2017
#ARFH encourages you to join in the fight against Malaria in Nigeria and beyond by creating awareness about Malaria by sharing this info!
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PPFN Nigeria@PPFNigeria25 Apr 2017
#WorldMalariaDay:Yg children and pregnant women are particularly vulnerable to #malaria infection and death. #malariafreeNigeria #Endmalaria
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The #malaria #parasite that lives in #mosquitoes is sometimes called Africas smallest killer. Nigeria loses ~150,000 ppl/yr #WorldMalariaDay
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