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16 days of activism may be over, but the advocacy still continues…
The 16 Days may be over, but messages are still pouring in.
In Cross River State, UN Volunteer Rachel Idim supported @UNFPANigeria, and she isn’t stopping.
She continues to urge every online user to take stronger action for safer digital spaces.
#EndDigitalViolence
This World Contraception Day, let’s ASK. KNOW. CHOOSE. and keep the conversation going.
#WorldContraceptionDay #PowerUpForEquality #SRH4U
The world is short of 1 million midwives.
Behind these numbers are also young mothers who need care, support and a safe birth.🤰🏽
Invest in midwives. Invest in safer motherhood. Invest in lives.
Saving 4.3 million lives a year is possible. How?
#PowerUpForEquality #srh4u
By investing in #midwives.
When every mother has access to a midwife, we can prevent nearly two-thirds of maternal and newborn deaths.
A period should never be the reason a girl misses school.🩸
Every girl deserves safe menstrual products, clean facilities and the confidence to learn without interruption.
Keep girls in school. Keep periods from getting in the way.
#PowerUpForEquality #srh4u #menstrualhygeine #period
Nearly half of all pregnancies worldwide are unintended.
Every pregnancy should be a choice, not a surprise.
Access to accurate information, contraception and reproductive health services helps people make informed choices about their future.
Every choice matters. Every pregnancy should be intended.
#PowerUpForEquality #srh4u #familyplanning
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Nearly half of all pregnancies worldwide are unintended.
Every pregnancy should be a choice, not a surprise.
Access to accurate information, contraception and reproductive health services helps people make informed choices about their future.
#PowerUpForEquality #srh4u
Sexual health is more than avoiding STIs or unintended pregnancy. It’s also about consent, honesty, respect, protection, shared values, and pleasure.
Which of these 6 principles do you think is most misunderstood? Tell us why 👇🏽
#SexualHealth #SRHR #HealthEducation
🧐 MYTHS vs FACTS: Contraception
There’s a lot we hear about contraception—but how much of it is actually true?
Let’s bust the myths, share the facts, and make informed choices. 💡
💬 What contraception myth have you heard? Drop it below! 👇
#PowerUpForEquality #SRHR
Rachel Idim retweeted
Something big is coming… 👀💚
A new way to connect young people to the family planning products and services they need is almost here.
We are bringing access, convenience and choice closer to you.
But that’s all we are saying for now… 🤫
You don't need to Google it at 2am and panic.
Text the U-Plan WhatsApp line and get real answers, privately
Use : 0916 739 5795
#PowerUpForEquality #AccessBetterNG #SRHR4All
Got a question about sexual & reproductive health, family planning or contraception? Don’t just rely on rumours or social media hearsay.
🌐 SoftLife247.com
📱 U-Plan WhatsApp: 09167395795
Ask. Learn. Get informed.
#PowerUpforEquality #SRHR #PUFE26 #KnowBetterNG
Rachel Idim retweeted
U-PLAN is a UNFPA supported WhatsApp chatbot that provides confidential, accurate and youth friendly information on sexual and reproductive health and family planning.
Link: wa.link/77pw7b
#PowerUpForEquality #srh4u
Young people have questions, and we deserve honest answers. 💬
Let’s talk about the issues that affect us, our health, our rights, and our future.
Follow and join the conversation.
#PowerUpforEquality #SRHR #PUFE26 #YouthVoices
Power Up for EQUALITY 2.0 is officially here!
We are thrilled to officially launch the next phase of our journey! Over the next 5 months, we’re stepping up to transform harmful digital narratives surrounding Gender Equality, SRHR, Bodily Autonomy, and GBV.
#PowerUpForEquality
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respect, and confidence—not discomfort or embarrassment.
Because when children are informed, they grow into adults who are compassionate, supportive, and free from stigma.
Do you think boys should learn about periods from a young age?
Tell us why in the comments. 👇🏾💜
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