
"Girls' Education Advocate | Founder @GirlsnGoals_ | Driving Change through Grassroots Efforts, Policy Advocacy, Education, and menstrual hygiene advocacy
Abuja
Joined May 2017
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Alu Mary Ojima retweeted
In honour of World Menstrual Hygiene Day, we had Daniella Cole create this beautiful piece that explains the struggles of women and girls everywhere.
Today, we advocate for a world where women and girls of all ages and race and situation experience good menstrual hygiene
Alu Mary Ojima retweeted
It’s World Menstrual Hygiene Day!!!
And we celebrate every girl and woman who bleeds.
Remember your period is not dirty. Your period is nothing to be ashamed of.
#menstrualhygiene #menstrualhygieneday
May the world become safer, healthier, more hopeful, and more generous to women everywhere.
Happy International Women's Day.
#GiveToGain #IWD26
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I’ve realized that when people can’t relate to an experience, it becomes easy to question or dismiss it.
Right now, many women are genuinely afraid for their safety. Yet I still hear: “Who is scaring women?” 🧵
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That instinct, “what if she’s lying?” may seem small, but it discourages others from speaking up.
It adds another layer of psychological trauma and silence.
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This article explains the perspective many women are living with daily, the fear, the calculations, and the emotional weight.
Before forming strong opinions, let’s seek understanding.
Read here: linkedin.com/pulse/safety-bi…
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Alu Mary Ojima retweeted
Almost every woman I know personally has been sexually assaulted at some point in their lives. You can't think it's okay to shut people up from speaking up about assault because some people lie. If you lie, you should face consequences - but that's not the conversation I'm having. Nor is it one I'm interested in having. How many of your male friends have they lied against? How many of your friends have actually assaulted women as vibes?? Women are terrified to go out. Women in their homes are not safe either. Ask your sisters. Ask your female friends and your girlfriends. Ask your wives. We're not all crazy. STOP RAPING WOMEN!!
Alu Mary Ojima retweeted
Men should hold other men accountable. Many of you create safe spaces for your friends' perverted and wicked behavior because "I'm not like that". I take a fucking pepper spray when I walk outside alone or with my daughter. Do you think I'm scared of other women? If you're not a rapist and people calling out rapists bother you, you need to sit and have a conversation with yourself. Because why are you triggered if you're not guilty???
Alu Mary Ojima retweeted
Who is the city for? 🤔
What can Lagos learn from Cape Town?
On March 8, 2026, we cordially invite you to a #filmscreening and discussion, hosted by @hbsNigeria, @RethinkingCI, and Africa's Voices of Change, at Silverbird Cinemas, Victoria Island, Lagos State.
📍Save the date and join the conversation!
#InclusiveCities #MotherCityFilm #UrbanInclusion
Alu Mary Ojima retweeted
Across Nigeria, millions of people living with limb loss are not limited by ability; they are limited by mobility, access, bias, and silence.
#CEDE #CEDEV #TransformingLives
#ProstheticsForProgress
#ChenEducationandDevelopment
Alu Mary Ojima retweeted
For many of our beneficiaries, losing an upper or lower meant losing mobility, independence, confidence, and sometimes even a sense of belonging. What used to be simple became difficult. What used to be fair suddenly felt unforgiving. #CEDE #CEDEV #ChenEducationAndDevelolment
Alu Mary Ojima retweeted
When you lose a limb, life doesn’t just change; it becomes heavier. Every step, every task, every glance from society reminds you that survival now requires twice the strength. #CEDE #CEDEV #ChenEducationAndDevelolment #TransformingLives #ProstheticsForProgress
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Disability can happen to anyone.
No warning. No preparation.
One day, you’re working and living your life.
The next day, everything changes.
🎥 Watch the documentary
🔗 youtu.be/zhzq66x83sg
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Meet Samuel.
He lost his wife, twins, a limb, and his livelihood in one tragic moment.
Meet Professor O.
He lost his limb to diabetes but kept showing up to teach.
🎥 Watch the documentary
🔗youtu.be/zhzq66x83sg
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What changed their lives wasn’t pity. It was access.
Through prosthetic support by @cedevng dignity and work became possible again.
🎥 Watch the documentary
🔗youtu.be/zhzq66x83sg
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