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On Monday, the Julianah Folake Foundation visited two schools to pay the school fees of Mrs. Felix’s children. We are deeply grateful for the opportunity to make this impact, helping children in Nigeria access quality education and get back to where they belong: the classroom. This is what we stand for. This is what we believe in. And we will do more. W// @muhammedleina @t_adegoke @praiz_65 @_heisblossom_ #JulianahFolakeFoundation #SDG4 #QualityEducation #EducationForAll #GivingBack Impact CommunitySupport MakeADifference Nigeria Nonprofit HopeInAction BackToSchool DoGood

Dreams do come true and sometimes, we get the chance to turn those dreams into reality. Today, we visited the family of Mrs. Felix as she shared the challenges she has faced trying to pay her children’s school fees. Tomorrow, we head to the school to support her by paying the fees of three children who have been at home due to financial hardship. This is what the Julianah Folake Foundation represents, bringing hope and support when it’s needed most. #JulianahFolakeFoundation #SupportEducation #CommunityImpact #MakingADifference #sdg4

The work doesn’t stop. This May, we are taking the next step. → Paying school fees for at least 7 children → Enrolling a child currently out of school Because education doesn’t just start with access, it continues with support. Every child deserves a chance to stay in school. And we are committed to making that happen. #EducationForAll #SDG4 #SupportEducation #lagos #jff

Not all impact is loud. Some of it looks like paying transport so a child can get to school. At the Julianah Folake Foundation (JFF), our goal for 2026 is simple: Help 260 children stay in school. So far, through our transport campaign, we have reached 75 children. That means 185 more to go. This is just the beginning, and we are committed to every single step. #EducationForAll #SDG4 #SocialImpact #Nigeria #jff

Every child deserves more than access. They deserve a real chance at a future. ❤️ In Nigeria, millions of children are either out of school or at risk of dropping out. But the real problem isn’t just getting them into classrooms… It’s keeping them there. That’s why the Julianah Folake Foundation exists. We are committed to walking with every child— not just to enroll them, but to help them stay, grow, and truly succeed. Through mentorship, learning support, and holistic care, we are building something that lasts beyond a single outreach. Because impact is not just about numbers… It’s about lives remembered, futures changed, and hope restored. ✨ This is just the beginning. Join us in keeping children in school and giving them the future they deserve 🌍 📞 To support or partner: Olayemi — 08024957578 #JulianahFolakeFoundation #SDG4 #QualityEducation SocialImpact

Introducing our new weekly series: The State of Nigerian Children. Every week, we will share important data, insights, and research about the realities facing children across Nigeria from education and learning outcomes to health, development, and inequality. Understanding these challenges is the first step toward building solutions that create better opportunities for every child. If you care about the future of children in Nigeria, we invite you to follow the series and stay informed. Turn on notifications for our posts so you don’t miss the updates. Because when more people understand the problem, we move closer to meaningful change. #JulianahFolakeFoundation #SDG4 #QualityEducation #SocialImpact #educationforall

Get ready for a powerful walk towards a period-friendly future! We are thrilled to announce the next phase of the Beauty Queens for Period Equity Initiative — The Glowcare Foundation’s Beauty Queens Walk for Pads, happening on February 20th, 2026, in commemoration of World Day of Social Justice. This walk aims to raise awareness about period poverty — the lack of access to menstrual hygiene products, education, and period-friendly facilities. As a result, many girls miss school and vital opportunities, while others resort to using makeshift pads such as tissues, rags, or newspapers, exposing them to serious health risks and infections. Beyond access, this walk seeks to sensitise the public, break the silence, and challenge the stigma, shame, and harmful taboos surrounding menstruation — so we can normalise periods and protect the dignity of women and girls. Period poverty is a social justice issue and a violation of human rights. Every individual deserves dignity, health, and equality, regardless of their menstrual status. 📍 Route: Ikeja Under Bridge → Lagos State Secretariat & State House Join us as we advocate for the over 38 million women and girls in Nigeria who struggle to access sanitary products. Together, we can amplify their voices and create lasting change. Call to Action ✨ Beauty Queens: We warmly invite queens across all pageantries to join us, partner with us, and use your voice to champion this cause. ✨ Partners & Supporters: Whether you’re an influencer, model, pageant supporter, or advocate — we invite you to walk with us and use your platform to spotlight period poverty. 📩 For sponsorship, partnerships, or volunteering: Please reach out via Email, DM, or WhatsApp (details on flyer). Let’s walk towards a period-friendly future, together. #BeautyQueensForPeriodEquity #BeautyQueensWalkForPads #PeriodEquity #MenstrualHealth #BreakTheSilence HumanRights

We need to break the silence, break the stigma, and break the stereotypes. No one should ever be shamed for something so natural and biological. It’s time to normalize conversations about menstruation, to understand what it truly means, and to show support, not shame. Be allies, not bullies. Stand with women and girls everywhere — with empathy, kindness, and understanding — because empathy is what makes the world a better place. ❤️ 🎥 @botdanielx #EndPeriodPoverty #BreakTheStigma #NormalizePeriods #SupportDontShame #EqualBenchInitiative #RejoiceOnyemachi #EmpathyMatters #menstruationmatters #periods #explore #twitter #mazitundeednut #missonenigeria

Across many communities, the number of boys dropping out of school is rising. Pulled into child labor, family struggles, or street life, these boys are losing access to the one thing that could change their future: Education. The Back To School Project is a call to action. I am using my office as the Mister International Nigeria 2025 under the Misters of Nigeria management to carry out this project very dear to my heart. We’re working to get boys back into classrooms—where they can learn, grow, and build brighter futures. But we can’t do it alone. We’re calling on sponsors, donors, and partners to join us in this mission. Your support can help provide tuition, uniforms, books, and mentorship that will transform lives. Every boy deserves the chance to learn, to hope, and to thrive. Be part of the change. Sponsor a boy. Send him back to school. Join us today Support us to send a boy back to school Send DM or contact via the information in the posters. Bethel Chidera Mbamara Mister International Nigeria 2025 #MisterInternationalNigeria #MisterInternational #MistersofNigeria

Thrilled to announce that we have collectively been able to raise over 2 million Naira (about 1,500 USD) in the Sanitary Pad Campaign against period poverty. I’m very grateful to everyone of you who supported my campaign in every form. Thank you so much for your donations. Special appreciation to our social impact partner @shero.foundation , & to @unfpanigeria for their support. The mission continues💚 - Kafilah Jimoh, Miss Osun Nigeria 2025 cc: @shero.foundation @unfpa_yppnigeria @unfpanigeria @unfpa #roadtomissonenigeria2025 #EndPeriodPoverty #MissOneNigeria #CommunityLove #GirlsSupportingGirls #periodpoverty #periodproblems #menstruation #periodpositive #womenshealth #menstruationmatters #menstrualcycle #periodpain #periodcramps #menstrualhealth #pcos #periodsbelike #endometriosis #pms #periodtalk #menstrualcup #womenempowerment #hormonalimbalance #menstrualhygiene #periodmemes #sherofoundation #sanitarypads

We’re thrilled to share that our amazing Miss One Nigeria semifinalists have collectively raised over 2 million Naira (about 1,500 USD) in the fight against period poverty. This incredible achievement speaks volumes about their commitment to creating positive change in our communities.Join us in celebrating their efforts. We are grateful to our social impact partner @shero.foundation , and to @unfpanigeria for their support in facilitating this program. Link in bio to read the full press release. cc: @shero.foundation @unfpa_yppnigeria @unfpanigeria @unfpa Join the conversation #roadtomissonenigeria2025 #EndPeriodPoverty #MissOneNigeria #CommunityLove #GirlsSupportingGirls #periodpoverty #periodproblems #menstruation #periodpositive #womenshealth #menstruationmatters #menstrualcycle #periodpain #periodcramps #menstrualhealth #pcos #periodsbelike #endometriosis #pms #periodtalk #menstrualcup #womenempowerment #hormonalimbalance #menstrualhygiene #periodmemes #sherofoundation #sanitarypads

To our incredible supporters who donated to the Shero Foundation's "Pad a Girl Child Campaign", I extend my deepest gratitude. Your generosity has not only empowered us to make a difference in the lives of many girl children but has also played a significant role in my journey to become a finalist at the Miss One Nigeria pageant. Your love, support, donation, and engagement means the world to me. You've shown me that kindness and compassion can go a long way in transforming lives, I look forward to continuing our mission to uplift and empower girl children together. Special Thanks to my sponsors, Team Enugu and current Manager @Gladys Chimeze Your financial support and hard work to foster engagement in each task has enabled me to provide essential sanitary products to those in need, promoting health, education, and dignity As well as to place as a Finalist in the Miss One Nigeria pageant. Your trust in our cause has given us the strength to keep pushing forward, even in the face of challenges. Thank you again, I am grateful for all the efforts from you, You made a tangible difference in the lives of others. Thank you for believing in me and my mission you are the best.