Navigating Social Media, Revolutionizing Agriculture, and Health Crusaders: Key Stories Shaping Africa's Future
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How Nigerian Youths Navigate Social Media Crises
For young Nigerians like Samson Ololade, spending 5+ hours a day online is common, but it often comes with mental health challenges. Whether it's feeling inspired or overwhelmed, the effects are real.
That’s where the Mentally Aware Nigeria Initiative (MANI) steps in. Through workshops and digital literacy programs, they teach youths how to manage screen time, avoid harmful comparisons, and take much-needed social media breaks.
Ready to take control of your mental health? ??
Experts Say A Change in Tariffs Will See Africa Feed Itself
Africa holds 65% of the world’s uncultivated land, yet imports over $75 billion worth of food yearly.
Millions are affected by food shortages, mainly due to high trade tariffs and poor support for local farmers.
Solutions? ??
?? Reducing trade barriers can open up markets.
?? Helping small farmers with better policies can boost food production.
?? Private businesses, which drive 80% of Africa’s food industry, can invest more.
Countries like Malawi, Nigeria, and Kenya are leading by investing in farming and technology.
A Female Cusader’s Quest To Bring Healthcare To Rural Nigeria
Meet Faith Omotayo Olanrewaju, our #Primewoman of the week! She is a pharmacist working to improve healthcare access in rural Nigeria.
Growing up in rural Ekiti State, Faith saw how a lack of healthcare professionals and basic health education led to the spread of preventable diseases like cholera.
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Through her nonprofit, Care Bridge Initiative, she addresses key issues like diabetes, high blood pressure, and menstrual hygiene.
A Nigerian Perspective On Dealing With Depression
In Nigeria, the conversation around depression is often shrouded in silence, despite the rising pressures of work and societal expectations.
Depression is projected to be the leading cause of mental illness by 2030.
Are we, as a society, taking mental health seriously enough?
Is mental health still a taboo in Nigeria?
What You Should Know About Nigeria’s Push for Cleaner Energy
President Tinubu launched the Presidential Compressed Natural Gas Initiative (Pi-CNG) in August 2023 to convert one million vehicles to CNG by 2027.
CNG is a cleaner and more efficient fuel. With the removal of petrol subsidies, CNG has gained traction as a viable alternative.
Anti-Deforestation Initiative Benefits Local Communities In North-East Nigeria
Illegal logging and wood harvesting for fuel are threatening Borno State's forests, leading to severe environmental consequences.
Ali Yerima, a youth advocate, emphasizes the need for alternative solutions: "If gas and kerosene were cheaper than firewood, many would switch and abandon firewood."
Fortunately, organizations like the Go Green Initiative are making a difference. With 22,000 trees planted in 11 years, they empower communities and students to take action.