 Today marks World Blood Donor Day, an annual global event dedicated to raising awareness about the critical need for safe blood and to thanking voluntary donors for their life-saving contributions.
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 Every year on June 13, the world marks International Albinism Awareness Day, a global observance aimed at highlighting the unique challenges faced by individuals with albinism and advocating for their rights, dignity, and inclusion.
 Child labour remains one of the most heartbreaking violations of a child's rights denying children their innocence, education, and safety. It's not just about work; it's about exploitation, danger, and stolen futures.
 Anambra State, Nigeria — The Annie Okonkwo Foundation (TAOF), established in memory of the late Senator Annie Okonkwo, is making significant strides in youth development and public health across Nigeria.
 The Gbenga Fawehinmi Foundation (GFF) is a non-governmental organization on a mission to bridge opportunity gaps and builds futures for Nigerian youth, by making education accessible, promoting innovation, and mentoring students to become empowered leaders.
 The Asisat Oshoala Academy marked this year’s Children’s Day with a dynamic empowerment event, reaching nearly 100 girls from local communities at Obele Secondary School in Surulere. The initiative is part of the Academy’s broader Sports, Humanitarian, and Education (SHE) Project, designed to equip young women with essential life skills and opportunities for personal development.
 In a major boost to grassroots economic development, the wife of the Anambra State Governor, Mrs. Nonye Soludo, has disbursed financial empowerment packages to 1,085 petty traders in Dunukofia Local Government Area.
 Today marks the International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers, a global observance dedicated to honoring the professionalism, dedication, and courage of the men and women who have served—and continue to serve—in UN peacekeeping operations around the world. It is also a solemn occasion to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in the pursuit of peace.
 Every year on May 27th, Nigeria joins the world in celebrating Children’s Day, a special occasion dedicated to honoring the country’s young ones and recognizing their place as the cornerstone of its future. More than just a public holiday, Children’s Day serves as a call to action: to protect, nurture, and invest in the next generation.
 The non-governmental organization Move to Impact recently held the 8th edition of its flagship empowerment programme, themed “Be the Change”, bringing together thought leaders and change-makers from various industries.
 At NigerianNGO, we are passionate about highlighting the inspiring stories of individuals making meaningful change across the nation. In this feature, we shine the spotlight on Mary Fidelis, a driven humanitarian, educator, and social impact leader who is making waves in underserved communities through her organization, Heartmenders Charity Foundation.
 May 16th is recognized globally as the International Day of Living Together in Peace, a day set aside to encourage unity, mutual respect, and peaceful living among people of all backgrounds.
 The Africa Nature Investors (ANI) Foundation has reinforced its dedication to women’s empowerment, particularly among communities surrounding the Gashaka Gumti National Park in Adamawa and Taraba States.
On May 3rd, 2025 Healthtracka proudly held the second edition of the Banking on Women’s Health Conference, a powerful and inspiring gathering centered on advancing policies and solutions that improve women’s health in Nigeria. The event brought together a diverse community of women, changemakers, healthcare professionals, and allies, united in their mission to amplify the health and wellbeing of women across the country.
 Ovarian cancer, a life-threatening condition, develops when abnormal cells in the ovaries or fallopian tubes grow uncontrollably. Common symptoms include pelvic or abdominal pain, bloating, early satiety (feeling full quickly), loss of appetite, abnormal vaginal discharge or bleeding (especially post-menopause), changes in bowel habits like diarrhea or constipation, abdominal enlargement, and frequent urination. Ovarian cancer symptoms often go unnoticed, leading to late diagnoses.
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