Public Health Professional || Youth development expert || Founder @citysafespace
Abuja Nigeria
Joined June 2018
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I am highly honored to be a guest speaker at the #RHNKConference2024 . This is a great opportunity to share my experience and knowledge advancing #AYSRHR in Nigeria and beyond. Looking forward to having a mémorable time in Mombasa! #YouthLeader
Excited to announce @NomyFelicity as a speaker at our #RHNKConference2024! With a strong focus on SDGs, gender equality & youth empowerment, Felicity is a dynamic advocate for change. Join us as she shares insights on sexual and reproductive health, gender equity & climate action
See you at 7pm WAT on Friday!
So excited for this🔥 Join us live tomorrow for an amazing conversation on ending child marriage and protecting the rights of young girls. 🙌✨
📅 Sunday, 16th October 2026
🕖 7:00 PM WAT
📍 Venue: teapawt.org/i/spaces/1dGYlaykpaEKX
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We designed this anonymous platform for young people to ask questions about anything that concerns and bothers them. You will receive accurate and non-judgemental answers. Click the link now, no fear!
Got a question about your body, relationships, puberty, mental health etc???
Use the Ask Without Fear platform to get your answers. It’s completely anonymous and a safe space.
Ask your questions here: forms.gle/scEj8PyaJK9tFLUeA
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Proud of what we achieved in this program! Even though we faced funding challenges, we still managed to implement it successfully 🙌
Exciting Update! Our Digital Peer Educator (DPE) Program Impact report highlight is officially here, and we’re proud to share the incredible journey and impact created together.
We remain committed to providing more educational support to young people.
#dpe2026
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The same man that did nothing to improve the power sector???? Now he is campaigning for another political position. We have very shameless and incompetent leaders in Nigeria.
VIDEO: Former Minister of Power, Adebayo Adelabu, was spotted today directing traffic in Ibadan, Oyo State.
If I wasn’t a Nigerian, I’d think the entire country is on cocainé.
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"WHEN THE MISSIONARIES ARRIVED, THE AFRICANS HAD THE LAND
AND THE MISSIONARIES HAD THE BIBLE.
THEY TAUGHT US TO PRAY WITH OUR EYES CLOSED.
WHEN WE OPENED THEM, THEY HAD THE LAND AND WE HAD THE BIBLE."
Well articulated…thanks for the writeup. Quite informative!
Every time the West calls an African country "unstable" they mean the resources stopped flowing.
I made a glossary of 100 diplomatic words they use and what they actually mean.
orange-anselma-35.tiiny.site…
Bookmark this before your next history book. 🧵
We honour the millions who endured the suffering of slavery.
Today, the fight continues against modern forms of slavery,discrimination, and racism in all their forms. we can truly build a more inclusive, equitable, and humane world for all by ending injustice wherever it exists!
On Wednesday’s #RememberSlavery Day & every day, we honour the millions who suffered under one of history’s gravest injustices.
By acknowledging the past, we can build more just & inclusive societies grounded in dignity & human rights for all.
un.org/en/observances/transa…
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With the way things are going now eh, it may even get worse with time. We really need to experience good governance for once in our lifetime!
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This is beyond disturbing. A so-called “rape festival” in this day and age? It’s horrifying that something like this could even exist.
Every single person involved in harassing or violating these women must be held accountable immediately. No excuses!!!
Shocking video shows several ladies crying for help amid alleged ‘r+ping festival’ by groups of men in Ozoro, Delta state
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How often do we talk about the mental health issues that young persons face?
Sadly,many young people I know suffer depression and anxiety silently while struggling to survive in a harsh economic environment!
It’s time to break the silence and seek support. Plan to attend!
Young people’s mental health matters — and silence is no longer an option 🇳🇬
Join our X Space: Breaking the Silence: Understanding and Supporting Youth Mental Health in Nigeria
🗓 March 28, 2026
🕖 7PM WAT
📍 X: @citysafespace
#DigitalPeerEducators2026 #CSSDPEProject #DPE2026
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Millions of young Nigerians are at risk of STIs, unintended pregnancy, unsafe abortions due to digital misinformation and lack of quality information.
Super proud of our amazing digital peer educators leading powerful conversations on sexual health of young people 👏👏
What do young Nigerians really know about sexual health? 👀
Let’s talk about Condoms, Consent & Myths with peer educators leading change across Nigeria.
🗓 Friday, March 27th
🕕 6PM WAT
📍 Google Meet
meet.google.com/phz-uxij-asr
#DigitalPeerEducators2026 #CSSDPEProject #DPE2026
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Young advocates like @SophieAyobami are changing the digital space one conversation at a time.
Through peer-to-peer learning, Digital Peer Educators are helping their friends access trusted health information, strengthen digital literacy, and stay safe online.
@citysafespace
Imagine giving her what she needs: menstrual products, clean water, and safe sanitation.
With that support, no period stops her dreams.
Governments, NGOs, and individuals must work together to end period poverty.
A period-friendly world is possible.
#DigitalPeerEducators2026
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What happens when young people teach other young people? Real impact.
Our Digital Peer Educators are creating safe digital spaces where peers can learn about health, digital literacy, and online safety.
Because learning is more powerful when it’s peer-led. Proud of them👏
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Two weeks into the post-training engagement for our Digital Peer Educator Program, and it’s inspiring to see young advocates mentoring their peers about health, digital literacy, and online safety right in the spaces they use every day.
Youth empowering youth is powerful!
#DPE
In a Society where everyone sees vulnerability as weaknes & cares less about mental health,
here’s what our advocates says about mental health
@citysafespace
@Afriyanng
#DigitalPeerEducators2026
#CSSDPEProject
#DPE2026v
Another reminder of why Nigeria must invest in family planning. It’s not just a health issue, it’s an economic one. Family planning helps reduce poverty, expands education and job opportunities, and empowers people to make informed choices about their lives.
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A girl grows up hearing whispers:
“Don’t sit here.”
“Don’t touch that.”
“You’re dirty.”
All because she’s on her period.
But the truth is simple:
A woman on her period isn’t smelling.
A woman on her period isn’t dirty.
She’s human.
So let’s stop using words that shame women
Join our 7 days campaign on menstrual hygiene as we break the silence and normalize conversation about period as menstruation is just a normal fact of life.
@citysafespace
@Afriyanng
#DigitalPeerEducators2026
#CSSDPEProject
#DPE2026v
Empowered women empower the world. Happy International Women’s Day champs!
#IWD26
