To address the Sexual and Reproductive Health Status of young people in Lagos State, Action Health Incorporated (AHI) with support from Rise Up Initiative and in collaboration with the Lagos State Ministry of Health and Primary Health Care Board, facilitated the integration of Youth Friendly Health Services (YFHS) in 3 Primary Healthcare Center in Lagos State: Olojowon PHC in Ijora Badia, Ashogbon PHC in Ilaje and Iwaya PHC in Iwaya Yaba.

You can watch a brief documentary on this intervention at https://youtu.be/YNKmaC6Utf0

This intervention is actually part of a series of programmes AHI has conducted over the years to improve the plight of out-of-school and other marginalised girls. A more recent examples is the 40 for 40 Girls Project.

Have you watched the documentary? Do you have any thoughts?

TrollKiller:
I can bet my left balls that
1. All those phones have the same processor
2. Same body design (plastic)
3. Came display resolution 720p
4. Same everything apart from name, ram and rom

I'm sure that there will be variations in the body design because of the camera position, but I won't be surprised about the RAM and ROM part.

Do you know, there are over 5.5 million girls out of school in Nigeria?

And many of these girls reside in under-developed marginalized communities? Who are Out-Of-School Girls?

This documentary highlights the challenges faced by marginalized adolescent girls in slum communities as well as AHI's intervention carried out to address these problems. Watch it here at https://youtu.be/msVAQ2a_izo.

I'm surprised no one else responded to this. It's not just their unlimited period now...

Hello everyone. I'm showing up in Sokoto camp at Wamakko from Lagos. I'm trying to get in on Tuesday to get my bearings