By Zainab Ibrahim Khadija Haruna is a student at Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University (IBB) in Lapai, North Central Nigeria. Her journey exemplifies the intricate interplay of ethno-religious combinations, where her identity is shaped by both her cultural roots and religious beliefs. Born and raised in northern Nigeria, with legal ties to Imo State in the […]
Nasma Shittu, a mother of one, confided, “My body felt different; I gained weight; I wasn’t as active or strong as before I gave birth.” Her sentiments echoed the common experiences shared by many new mothers. Before her bundle of joy arrived, Nasma cherished simple exercises like walking and the rhythmic swing of a skipping […]
Sanusi Fauzat, a school head, consultant, and business owner, candidly reveals the profound impact of lupus on her life. “Fatigue is one of the major symptoms of lupus,” she shares. recounting how it has taken a toll on her professional engagements and personal well-being. The mental health ramifications are stark, as she admits, “I lost […]
By Saheed Ibrahim Despite the global stance and legal prohibitions against Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) as a health-threatening practice for young girls, a recent investigation by The Hope exposes the continued involvement of professional nurses and traditional birth attendants in this perilous activity. Similarly, known as ‘dida abe fun omo opinion’ or ‘female circumcision,’ we’ve […]
Faith Edeh fell victim to severe typhoid not once, but thrice, after consuming a seemingly harmless cup of pap from her school cafeteria. This distressing experience left an indelible mark on Faith’s life, prompting her to become hyper-vigilant about her dietary choices from that point onward. She says, “Salt and vinegar are my best friend […]
